NYC FIRST LEGO League Championship - Smart Move Award Winners
Here is a list of the award winners at the 2010 New York City FIRST LEGO League Championship held March 14 at the Jacob Javits Center as part of the 2010 New York City FIRST Mega Celebration of science and technology.
Award | Team # | Team Name | School/Organization | Borough |
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Against All Odds | 5275 | Home Schoolers of Brooklyn | Home School | Brooklyn |
Champion’s 1st Place | 3431 | NXT Angels | Dalton | Manhattan |
Champion’s 2nd Place | 2562 | Ridder Kids | IS 98 Herman Ridder | Bronx |
Champion’s 3rd Place | 2831 | Lady Robo-Panthers | IS 75 | Staten Island |
Champion’s 4th Place | 2280 | TopGearz | IS 119 | Queens |
Judges’ Award | 9846 | Packer Collegiate 2 | Packer Collegiate Institute | Brooklyn |
Research - 1st Place | 733 | Boogie Bot | MS 67 | Queens |
Research - 2nd Place | 1417 | Duallock Destroyers | Dalton | Manhattan |
Research - 3rd Place | 111 | Nerd Herd | St. Edmund Elementary School | Brooklyn |
Research - 4th Place | 4814 | Transformers 2 | St. Clare School | Staten Island |
Research - 5th Place | 3895 | Yipbotics | Think Robot LLC | Manhattan |
Research - 6th Place | 9057 | Cougars | Manhattan Youth IS 289 | Manhattan |
Robot Design - 1st Place | 1496 | Bulldogs | IS 72 | Staten Island |
Robot Design - 2nd Place | 9587 | Dutchman | Dutchman | Manhattan |
Robot Design - 3rd Place | 471 | PS 94 Knights | PS 94 | Brooklyn |
Robot Design - 4th Place | 462 | PS 94 Robotics | PS 94 | Brooklyn |
Robot Design - 5th Place | 2283 | SuperBotz | IS 119 | Queens |
Robot Design - 6th Place | 7752 | XLR8RS | The Urban Institute of Mathematics | Bronx |
Robot Performance - 1st Place | 3431 | NXT Angels | Dalton | Manhattan |
Robot Performance - 2nd Place | 6498 | Boogie Down Bots | Archimedes Academy for Math Science & Technology | Bronx |
Robot Performance - 3rd Place | 7721 | RoboBeez | PS 103 | Bronx |
Robot Performance - 4th Place | 3074 | Henry Hudson Lego Explorers | IS 125 | Bronx |
Robot Performance - 5th Place | 2280 | TopGearz | IS 119 | Queens |
Robot Performance - 6th Place | 2562 | Ridder Kids | IS 98 Herman Ridder | Bronx |
Team Spirit | 8693 | Parks Wizards | NYC Parks Dept. Cromwell Center | Staten Island |
Teamwork - 1st Place | 3644 | Bleeker Techies | Edward Bleeker JHS 185 | Queens |
Teamwork - 2nd Place | 8451 | Gear Hawks | PS 399 K Stanley Eugene Clarke | Brooklyn |
Teamwork - 3rd Place | 67 | Knights of 24 | IS 24 | Staten Island |
Teamwork - 4th Place | 3433 | District 89 | Dalton | Manhattan |
Teamwork - 5th Place | 3348 | RA Tech Titans | Resurrection Ascension | Queens |
Teamwork - 6th Place | 6362 | Dwight School Robotics | Dwight School | Manhattan |
The loss of a friend
It is with great sadness that we share with you this news: Joe Boffa, mentor for team #369 Grady HS in Brooklyn, passed away yesterday. Joe was hit by a drunk driver last Friday while crossing a street in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, nearby his home. Joe mentored his FIRST team for many years, and although weakened by a long battle with cancer, he kept supporting his FIRST team through raising funds to keep FIRST as an option for Grady High School students. Joe was delighted he had managed to get his team to compete not only in NYC but also in a second regional this season. Joe was a wonderful mentor, and a wonderful person. He will be sorely missed.
Services for Joe Boffa are being held at Marine Park Funeral Home located at 3024 Quentin Rd. A wake will be held Thursday from 7-9 PM and Friday 2-5 PM and 7-9 PM. A funeral mass will be held at St. Thomas Aquinas Church at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. The burial will be at Green-Wood Cemetery immediately following the mass.
In lieu of flowers, Joe’s family is requesting that donations be sent to Sloane-Kettering or Grady High School Robotics, 25 Brighton 4th Road, Brooklyn, NY 11235. Giving to Sloan-Kettering:
<http://mskcc.convio.net/site/PageServer?pagename=giv_main> ; or
Please write checks out to Grady High School with ‘Robotics’ in the memo field.
NJ FIRST Tech Challenge Championship Tournament Results
Despite the brutal winter storm that hit the northeast on February 6th 38 of the scheduled teams made it to Newark for the inaugural NJ FTC State Tournament at NJIT.
The facilites were fantastic, and the Food Court was a great hit. We look forward to more years at NJIT!
We want to extend congratulations to all of the event winners - and look forward to seeing them represent New Jersey in Atlanta!
Winning Alliance |
248 |
The reVOLT |
Pope John XXIII HS, Sparta, NJ |
Winning Alliance |
247 |
Fatal Error |
Pope John XXIII HS, Sparta, NJ |
Finalist Alliance |
3539 |
Say Watt? |
Robotics Team, Edison Area |
Finalist Alliance |
3588 |
Blitzerbots |
Home School, Elizabethtown, PA |
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INSPIRE Award |
3539 |
Say Watt? |
Robotics Team, Edison Area |
INNOVATE Award |
248 |
Fatal Error |
Pope John XXIII HS, Sparta, NJ |
MOTIVATE Award |
3567 |
Fear the Gear |
Robotics Team, Chatham Area |
THINK Award |
2865 |
St. Clare’s Storm Troopers |
St. Clare’s School, New York |
CONNECT Award |
110 |
MFS Foxes |
Moorestown Friends School, NJ |
PTC DESIGN Award |
18 |
The Techno Chix |
Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson, NY |
Somerset County FIRST Robotics Teams highlighted on NJ.com
Somerset County high school students to compete in regional FIRST Robotics Competition in Trenton.
For six weeks every winter, a flurry of life hits local warehouses and classrooms in the evenings and on weekends.
High school students don safety goggles and wield power tools. Others hunch over computers, writing programming code, using design software and creating web sites. Still others debate strategy and plan fundraisers…
Want to read more? Go HERE. Be sure to read the follow up article HERE.
Some NJ FIRST Robotics Competion Photos
Paul Eggermann, an FRC Judge for 10 years, is also an impressive photographer. Please take a look at some of the photos he has taken at this year’s event HERE.
A Judges Perspective…
One of the judges at the NJ FRC Regional was so inspired by his experience that he blogged about it and created a 4 minute video of some of his experiences. Please take a look at it HERE.
NYC FIRST Robotics Competition Highlighted by NY1
Last weekend’s NYC Regional got the attention of local news channel NY1. To watch the clip click HERE.
NJ Jr. FIRST LEGO League Spring Expo - Results
For NJ Jr FLL Spring Expo winners
For event photos, click HERE
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Where: 101 Pennsylvania Avenue, Pine Beach, NJ 08741-1507
When: Saturday, March 13, 2010, 9AM - 1:30 PM
Hosted by: Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore Red Cedar Robotics FLL team #392.
Jr. FLL is a non-competitive program where children are encouraged to show off their communication and research skills to a set of reviewers. We will celebrate Jr FLL teams achievements with music, awards, and certificates. There will be a break for lunch and concession meals will be available. Space is limited to the first 16 teams confirmed via email to receive the registration form.
Registration Information:
16 Jr. FLL teams (space is limited, first come, first serve)
JFLL Expo Registration Form PBE
Team Registration Fee: $25 (USD)
Check made payable to “Red Cedar Robotics”,
submit registration form and check to 326 Capstan Ave., Beachwood NJ 08722
Contact: Mr. Richard Morgan
908.278.5864
[email protected]
Tentative Schedule:
9am Check in and set up
10 am Opening ceremonies
10:15 - 11:30 Judging and open tables for teams to share with each other
11:30 Break for lunch
12:30 pm Demo of FLL Smart Moves and Power Point Presentation
1 pm Awards and Closing Ceremonies
Clean up
Looking forward to seeing you at this Expo!
2010 New York City FIRST Tech Challenge Championship Results
Tournament Championship Winning Alliance Teams
247 reVolt, Pope John XXIII High School (Captain)
3371 Botley Crue, Midwood High School
18 Techno Chix, Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson
Tournament Finalist Alliance Teams
3920 Pirates, George Westinghouse High School (Captain)
3951 Suffern Syborgs 2, Suffern High School
3244 Bulldogs, Washington Irving High School
DIVISION FINALIST ALLIANCES
Empire Division
3007 Robotic Rams, Carmel High School (Captain)
199 Overclocked Robots, Corning, Inc.
310 Stuyvesant, Stuyvesant High School
Gotham Division
3929 Cthulhu, Humanaties Prep.
3540 RoboBoogie, Hewlett High School
123 Syosset, Syosset High School
Inspire Award
3415 Lancers, Livingston High School
Motivate Award
18 Techno Chix, Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson
Connect Award
3540 RoboBoogie, Hewlett High School
Rockwell Collins Innovate Award
479 Stuyvesant, Stuyvesant High School
PTC Design Award
199 Overclocked Robots, Corning NY
Think Award
2864 Bounty Hunters, St. Clare’s School