Caution Tape Robotics Club
Results · Seasons 01–07

Built by system , proven by performance.

Seven seasons of VEX Robotics. Every number on this page is pulled from the public RobotEvents record — no rounding, no estimates.

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Last verified 28 Apr 2026 · RobotEvents public record · 355 awards

A first for Ontario

The only private program in Ontario to win the Excellence Award at VEX Worlds.

The Excellence Award is VEX's highest honour.

839A is the only Ontario organization program to have earned it.

A first in VEX history

The Markham Double — two world banners, one weekend.

Slapshot, 2023. Two CT teams flew to Dallas and brought home both Teamwork World Champion banners — one Elementary, one Middle School.

Across 18 years of VEX Worlds — 27 combined V5RC and VIQRC program-seasons from 2007 to 2025 — no other organization has ever swept both age divisions in a single season.

2026 World Championship · St. Louis

Every Ontario VIQRC award at the 2026 World Championship came home to Caution Tape.

Five awards. Four teams. Two age divisions. Every VIQRC award given to an Ontario team at the 2026 VEX Robotics World Championship belongs to a Caution Tape team.

Across the entire Ontario VIQRC contingent at Worlds, no other organization placed. Verified against the public RobotEvents record · April 2026.

Provincial leaderboard · 2014 → 2026

Ontario's most decorated VEX IQ program — by every measure that matters.

Caution Tape has only competed since the 2019-20 season. In just 7 provincial cycles, no organization in the 12-year history of Ontario VEX IQ Provincials has earned more awards.

51

Total provincial awards

More than the next two Ontario organizations combined.

11

Teamwork Championships

Most in Ontario history. Next closest: 4.

7

Excellence Awards

Most in Ontario history. Tied for second: 3.

6

Skills Championships

Double the next closest organization.

2

Provincial Triple Crowns

Excellence + Teamwork + Skills in a single event. Only one other Ontario organization has ever done it — once.

20 CT teams have qualified to Ontario Provincials — the deepest bench in the province.
13 / 19 Provincial events with a Caution Tape team on the podium (68%).

Verified against the public RobotEvents record · Ontario VIQRC Provincial Championships · seasons 2014-15 through 2025-26.

For every student

Is this only for top students?

No. Most students start in foundational programs and work their way up. The structure is the same whether a student is building their first robot or defending a provincial title.

  1. 01

    Start at any level

    From STEM Labs to competition teams, every student has an entry point.

  2. 02

    Guided progression

    Students advance through structured stages, building skills step by step.

  3. 03

    No prior experience needed

    Our introductory programs assume zero background in robotics or coding.

  4. 04

    Support at every stage

    Trained mentors guide students through each phase of their development.

How the results happen

The system behind the results

Performance is built through structure — not luck, not talent hoarding.

  1. 01

    Training cycles

    Structured weekly sessions with progressive skill development and deliberate practice.

  2. 02

    Structured curriculum

    Age-appropriate learning pathways aligned to competition standards and engineering principles.

  3. 03

    Mentorship model

    Experienced coaches guide students through technical and strategic development.

  4. 04

    Skill progression

    Clear milestones from beginner through advanced competition readiness.

The ledger

Season by season

A season-by-season record. Championship years are marked in yellow.

  1. 19–20

    First competitive season.

    839Z — Provincial Teamwork & Skills Champion. Worlds Division 2nd.

    Teams
    4
    Provincial
    2
    Worlds
    2
  2. 20–21 World

    First world titles.

    839A — Excellence Award at Worlds (VEX's highest honour) + Division Champion. 839Z — Skills World Champion (VRC).

    Teams
    5
    Provincial
    2
    Worlds
    2
  3. 21–22

    Program scales; three worlds divisions won.

    Five provincial championship wins. 839Z, 8390Y and 8390A all took Division Champion titles at VEX Worlds.

    Teams
    9
    Provincial
    5
    Worlds
    5
  4. 22–23 World

    Back-to-back Teamwork Worlds.

    839A and 8390Z both crowned Teamwork World Champions. 8390E — World 3rd Place + Division Champions.

    Teams
    13
    Provincial
    9
    Worlds
    5
  5. 23–24

    Depth across campuses.

    9 teams with awards at provincials. 8390B — Division Champions at Worlds. 839Z — Division Finalists + Design at VRC Worlds.

    Teams
    18
    Provincial
    9
    Worlds
    4
  6. 24–25

    Strongest provincial run.

    Six provincial championship wins. 839A — World 3rd place + Division Champions. 839Y — Excellence at V5 MS Provincials.

    Teams
    17
    Provincial
    7
    Worlds
    5
  7. 25–26

    Ontario VIQRC sweep at Worlds.

    839A swept Ontario MS Provincials (Excellence + Teamwork Champion). 839B — Teamwork Champion. At Worlds — every Ontario VIQRC award stayed in 839: 839A Create + 839B Innovate (MS); 839X·839Y Teamwork 2nd + 839Y Design (ES).

    Teams
    8
    Provincial
    2
    Worlds
    4

The system scales

First-year teams consistently qualify for provincial championships — success comes from the system, not individual talent alone.
Across four GTA campuses · 2019 — present
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