History Main | 1992: Maize Craze | 1993: Rug Rage | 1994: Tower Power | 1995: Ramp n' Roll | 1996: Hexagon Havoc | 1997: Toroid Terror | 1998: Ladder Logic | 1999: Double Trouble | 2000: Co-opertition FIRST | 2001: Diabolical Dynamics | 2002: Zone Zeal | 2003: Stack Attack | 2004: FIRST Frenzy | 2005: Triple Play | 2006: Aim High | 2007: Rack n' Roll | 2008: Overdrive | 2009: Lunacy | 2010: Breakaway

In two minute matches, the three robots, with their human partners, score points by placing the balls in the central goal. The balls may be carried, pushed or thrown into the goal by the robots. The human players are not allowed on the playing field as they are seat-belted down at their stations, but they may score points by throwing ball(s) into the central goal. Points are awarded for balls located in the central goal at the conclusion of each two minute match. Collect, transport and lift 8" and/or 24" balls. There are 12 small balls and 2 large balls colored by team. Each team starts with 1 large and 8 small balls on the field and 1 large and 4 small balls on the ramp of the player station.

Scoring Summary:

• 3 points per small ball in or above hexagonal goal
• 10 points per large ball in or above hexagonal goal
• 5 points per large ball in or over triangular corners

1996 FIRST Hexagon Havoc Game Rules
Google Video--FIRST 1996 Hexagon Havoc Match