Robot Performance

Rank	Team #	Team Name	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Range
1	40	Iberville Parish MSA Mecha-knights	245	280	320	75
2	23	Benton Robocobras	255	210	135	120
3	4	Stockwell Place Team 4	230	210	210	20
4	7	St. Dominick Virtual Dragons	230	185	200	45
5	36	Newman Ibots	185	195	225	40
6	24	Benton El Tigres	210	220	185	35
7	41	Boyet Robotics Roboslingers	165	180	220	55
8	20	St. Paul's Episcopal RoboPanthers	220	85	150	135
9	46	Ascension 4-H Robo Rebels	85	220	75	145
10	22	Northshore Next Xtreme Transport	215	95	45	170
11	9	Slidell Hot Wired	115	155	205	90
12	15	AEP Motor Dawgs	105	200	120	95
13	38	Gretna #2 RoboGators	190	125	165	65
14	8	W. T. Lewis Bulldogs	120	65	190	125
15	29	Cope Middle School 2	75	95	180	105
16	47	Evangel Christian Soaring Eagles	175	175	145	30
17	3	Stockwell Place Team 3	105	140	175	70
18	56	CMS Team 4	175	110	130	65
19	28	Cope Middle School 1	85	95	175	90
20	35	St. Matthew's Episcopal Rabid Robots, INC!	170	65	145	105
21	6	Haynes Yellow Jackets	165	110	165	55
22	1	Stockwell Place Team 1	100	105	165	65
23	30	Clearwood Cougars	50	65	165	115
24	27	Bogalusa Function Finders	140	140	105	35
25	45	Avoylles 4-H Vikings	135	130	55	80
26	42	TuWink	95	135	75	60
27	2	Stockwell Place Team 2	75	135	80	60
28	48	Lake Forest Enterprising Eagles	125	95	130	35
29	33	Keithville Lego My Eggo	115	125	120	10
30	13	St. Tammany Jr ROBO-Cats	85	115	125	40
31	14	AEP Auto Dawgs	75	105	120	45
32	5	Stockwell Place Team 5	115	115	105	10
33	19	Ridgewood Robo-Raiders	85	95	115	30
34	34	Keithville Red Rock	95	75	110	35
35	53	Benjamin Franklin Bears	90	110	35	75
36	52	St. Berchman's Cardinal Bots	40	15	110	95
37	12	St. Tammany ROBO-Cats	105	85	105	20
38	43	Alice Harte	95	95	95	0
39	50	Cypress Heights Crusaders	75	95	85	20
40	11	Scotlandville Roc-Bot-Kidz	95	75	45	50
41	17	St. James S.M.A.L.L. Synergy	40	65	95	55
42	39	St. George's The Hybrid Hellbenders	45	55	90	45
43	26	GSLE New Orleans	85	85	65	20
44	25	John Curtis Gladiators	65	85	75	20
45	49	Ecole Bilingue de la Nouvelle Orleans	50	75	55	25
46	51	Riverdale RoboWolves	55	55	35	20
47	55	CMS Team 3	25	55	45	30
48	37	Hynes Team Iditarod	0	35	55	55
49	44	Scotlandville Technogeeks	45	45	15	30
50	10	Scotlandville Sting-Bots	35	35	35	0
		Max	255	280	320	170
		Average	115.1	114.3	121.4	58.3
		Min	0	15	15	0

Champion’s Award

The FLL experience is more than building robots or attending tournaments. It begins with the robot, but most importantly, it is defined by how the children unite to form a team. The program impacts each of them as individuals and as team members.

This most prestigious award, the Champion’s Award, goes to the team who, in the big picture, is the strongest in all of the categories combined: Robot Design, Robot Performance, Project Presentation, and Teamwork, their commitment to FLL Core Values and their understanding of the true meaning of FIRST and FIRST LEGO® League.

This award celebrates the ultimate success of the FIRST mission and FLL Values. This award measures how the children inspire others about the accessibility and excitement of science, technology, and engineering while demonstrating respect, encouragement, and Gracious Professionalism. The winning team is given the honor of serving as a valued role model for FIRST and the FIRST LEGO® League Program.

Runner Up Champion

Team 505 - Yellow Jackets from Haynes Academy for Advanced Studies in New Orleans

Rookie Team Award

FLL veteran teams know that success at the tournament only comes after hours of hard work.  Rookie teams sense it, but don’t really understand how all the pieces fit together until their first tournament experience is coming to a close.  This award goes to the team who made an all around outstanding showing despite being a rookie.

1^st Place

Team 7595 - Soaring Eagles from Evangel Christian Academy

2^nd Place

3^rd Place

Saturday November 21, 2009

Schedule

7:45 am           Volunteers, judges and referees arrive

8:00 am           Registration

  Pit table assignments, and open practice

8:30 am     Meeting for all team coaches   ß Important

                   NOTE: if your team has a judging session at 9:00 or 9:15,

make sure there is someone to get the team to the session.

8:40 am         FLL Judges   Go to judging rooms

                      Judge’s Assistants   Go to judging areas and assist the judges

Referees  go to Challenge  tables

9:00 am         Formal Judging Begins

9:00 – 10:30 am        Practice Rounds on Match Tables – sign up sheet at tables  

10:45 am       Opening Ceremony

                      Referees  go to Challenge  tables

11:00 – 11:35           Challenge Matches – Rounds 1 & 2

12:45 – 2:15 pm         Afternoon Judging  Begins 

Scorers   Go to Judge’s room and start totaling the judging sheets, enter the scores into the computer and onto the whiteboard,

                  enter the Challenge scores as they come in, enter the bonus points, update the whiteboard, work with the judges

                  to provide the scoring information that they need.

1:00-2:00 pm            Challenge Matches – Rounds 1 & 2

1:15 pm         JrFLL Presentations

2:30-3:30 pm            Challenge Matches – Round 3

3:00 pm         Judges  Go to judging room to begin determining the awards. 

4:15 pm         Awards Ceremony

Number	Team ID	TeamName	Organization	Rookie
1	300	Stockwell Place Team 1	Stockwell Place Elementary
2	301	Stockwell Place Team 2	Stockwell Place Elementary
3	302	Stockwell Place Team 3	Stockwell Place Elementary
4	303	Stockwell Place Team 4	Stockwell Place Elementary
5	304	Stockwell Place Team 5	Stockwell Place Elementary
6	505	Yellow Jackets	Haynes Academy for Advanced Studies
7	719	Virtual Dragons	St. Dominic School
8	743	Bulldogs	W. T. Lewis Elementary	R
9	916	Hot Wired	Slidell Home School	R
10	1443	Sting-Bots	Scotlandville Middle Pre-Engineering Magnet Academy	R
11	1672	Roc-Bot-Kidz	Scotlandville Middle Pre-Engineering Magnet Academy	R
12	1693	ROBO-Cats	St. Tammany Jr. High	R
13	1694	Jr ROBO-Cats	St. Tammany Jr. High	R
14	1701	AEP Auto Dawgs	A.E. Phillips Lab School
15	2688	AEP Motor Dawgs	A.E. Phillips Lab School
16	3386	Langston Hughes Academy	Langston Hughes Academy	R
17	3646	S.M.A.L.L. Synergy	St. James Parish Science and Math Academy
18	3875	Robostars	Bonne Ecole Elementary
19	3990	Robo-Raiders	Ridgewood Middle School
20	4416	RoboPanthers	St Paul's Episcopal School
21	4491	M. J. Moore Math/Science Magnet Middle School	MJMoore_T-Bots	R
22	4625	Next Xtreme Transport	Northshore Home Educators Association
23	4661	Robocobras	Benton Middle School
24	4665	El Tigres	Benton Middle School
25	4755	Gladiators	John Curtis Christian	R
26	4823	GSLE New Orleans	Girl Scouts Louisiana East	R
27	4899	Function Finders	Bogalusa Middle School
28	5030	Cope Middle School 1	Cope Middle School	R
29	5031	Cope Middle School 2	Cope Middle School	R
30	5107	Clearwood Cougars	Clearwood Junior High School	R
31	5264	Stockwell Place Team 6	Stockwell Place Elementary
32	5265	Stockwell Place Team 7	Stockwell Place Elementary
33	5710	Lego My Eggo	Keithville Middle School
34	5712	Red Rock	Keithville Middle School
35	5821	Rabid Robots, INC!	St. Matthew's Episcopal School
36	6183	Ibots	Newman School
37	6239	Team Iditarod	Hynes Charter School	R
38	6400	RoboGators	Gretna No. 2 Academy
39	6476	The Hybrid Hellbenders	St. George's Episcopal School
40	6517	Mecha-knights	Iberville Parish Math Science and Arts Academy
41	6579	Boyet Robotics Roboslingers	Boyet Junior High	R
42	6661	TuWink	Wink Companies, LLC
43	6766	Harte	Alice Harte Charter School	R
44	6834	Technogeeks	Scotlandville Middle Pre-Engineering Magnet Academy	R
45	6912	Vikings	Avoyelles 4-H	R
46	6948	Robo Rebels	Ascension Parish 4-H Foundation	R
47	7595	Soaring Eagles	Evangel Christian Academy	R
48	7612	Enterprising Eagles	Lake Forest Elementary Charter School	R
49	7862	Ecole Bilingue de la Nouvelle Orleans	Ecole Bilingue de la Nouvelle Orleans
50	8028	Crusaders	Cypress Heights Academy	R
51	8036	RoboWolves	Riverdale Middle
52	8456	Cardinal Bots	St. John Berchmans Catholic School	R
53	8624	Bears	Benjamin Franklin Elementary
54	8926	Crusaders	Brother Martin High School	R
55	9435	CMS Team 3	Cope Middle School	R
56	9439	CMS Team 4	Cope Middle School	R
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Challenge Match Assignments - Rounds 1 & 2
	Round	Match		Table 1	Table 2		Table 3	Table 4		Table 5	Table 6		Table 7	Table 8
11:00:00 AM	1	1		9	10		11	12
11:02:30 AM		2								13	22		23	24
11:05:00 AM		3		25	26		36	37
11:07:30 AM		4								38	39		40	50
11:10:00 AM		5		51	52		53	54
11:12:30 AM		6								55	56
	Break
11:25:00 AM	2	1		9	13		11	23
11:27:30 AM		2								10	55		12	24
11:30:00 AM		3		51	38		53	40
11:32:30 AM		4								26	39		37	50
11:35:00 AM		5		25	52		36	54
11:37:30 AM		6								22	56
1:00:00 PM	1	7		1	2		3	4
1:02:30 PM		8								5	6		7	8
1:05:00 PM		9		14	15		16	17
1:07:30 PM		10								18	19		20	21
1:10:00 PM		11		27	28		29	30
1:12:30 PM		12								31	32		33	34
1:15:00 PM		13		35	41		42	43
1:17:30 PM		14								44	45		46	47
1:20:00 PM		15		48	49
	Break
1:35:00 PM	2	7		1	5		3	7
1:37:30 PM		8								2	6		4	8
1:40:00 PM		9		14	18		16	20
1:42:30 PM		10								15	19		17	21
1:45:00 PM		11		27	49		29	33
1:47:30 PM		12								28	32		30	34
1:50:00 PM		13		35	44		42	46
1:52:30 PM		14								41	45		43	47
1:55:00 PM		15		48	31
Challenge Match Assignments - Round 3
	Round	Match		Table 1	Table 2		Table 3	Table 4		Table 5	Table 6		Table 7	Table 8
2:30:00 PM	3	1		1	44		8	46
2:32:30 PM		2								20	48		32	49
2:35:00 PM		3		2	45		14	47
2:37:30 PM		4								21	33		7	19
2:40:00 PM		5		3	9		15	22
2:42:30 PM		6								27	36		34	50
2:45:00 PM		7		4	10		16	23
2:47:30 PM		8								28	37		35	51
	Break
3:10:00 PM	3	9		5	11		17	24
3:12:30 PM		10								29	38		41	52
3:15:00 PM		11		6	12		18	25
3:17:30 PM		12								30	39		42	53
3:20:00 PM		13		55	13		56	26
3:22:30 PM		14								31	40		43	54
3:25:00 PM		15

	Robot Design					Project						Teamwork
	Team 1 Room A	Team 2 Room B	Team 3 Room C	Team 4 Room D		Team 1 Room E		Team 2 Room F	Team 3 Room G	Team 4 Room H		Team 1 Room I	Team 2 Room J	Team 3 Room K	Team 4 Room L
9:00	1	14	27	41		21		34	48	8		46	6	19	32
9:15	42	2	15	28		Open		Open	35	49		33	47	7	20
9:30	29	43	3	16		1		14	27	41		21	34	48	8
9:45	17	30	44	4		42		2	15	28		Open	Open	35	49
10:00	Break	Break	Break	Break		Break		Break	Break	Break		Break	Break	Break	Break
10:15	5	18	31	45		29		43	3	16		1	14	27	41
10:30	46	6	19	32		17		30	44	4		42	2	15	28
10:45	33	47	7	20		5		18	31	45		29	43	3	16
11:00	21	34	48	8		46		6	19	32		17	30	44	4
11:15	Open	Open	35	49		33		47	7	20		5	18	31	45
11:30	Lunch					LUNCH						Lunch
12:45	9	22	36	50		25	39		53	12		38	52	11	24
1:00	51	10	23	37		13	26		40	54		Open	Open	56	55
1:15	38	52	11	24		9	22		36	50		25	39	53	12
1:30	Open	Open	56	55		51	10		23	37		13	26	40	54
1:45	25	39	53	12		38	52		11	24		9	22	36	50
2:00	13	26	40	54		Open	Open		56	55		51	10	23	37

2009 TOURNAMENT RULES AND PROCEDURES

1. An adult coach must accompany all teams.  The coach is responsible for the general decorum of the members of the team at all times during the tournament.  While the atmosphere is casual, exciting and loud, we expect all attendees to behave in a responsible manner.  Should it become necessary to ask a member of a team to leave, the team coach will be responsible to see that the ejected member is released to a responsible adult or in the alternative, the entire team will be disqualified from the tournament.

2. All release forms must be on file or submitted prior to the team being admitted for the event on tournament day. 

3. Each team should bring their robot, their laptop computer and any other accessories or equipment they need in order to present their research and participate in the challenge matches.  Projectors will be provided in each of the research presentation rooms.  You may bring your challenge mat, although since we are in a new venue, we can not guarantee that there will be adequate room to set them up.  Challenge tables will be available for practice in the pit area and for the challenge event itself.

4. No smoking, drugs, alcoholic beverages or weapons of any kind are permitted.

5. Each team must present themselves on time at the proper judging room or challenge table in order to be considered for scoring in that particular event.  Should the team arrive late for judging, they will only be allocated the time remaining in their time slot for judging purposes.  Should the team arrive late for their challenge match, they will not be able to participate in that round of the challenge.

6. No food, other than general dry snack type fare, i.e. chips, cookies, etc., will be permitted inside the gym site.  There is ample space surrounding the building and in the pit area for picnic type lunching when each team’s schedule permits.  No food will be sold on site.  We suggest that coaches and/or parents bring ample supplies for lunch and snacks. 

7. No glass bottles will be permitted inside the tournament site.  Plastic bottles of water, soft drinks, and alike will be permitted.  We ask that you take care with these bottles to avoid spillage.  We suggest that coaches and/or parents bring an ample supply of beverages for the day.

8. Proper dress will be required of all attendees.  Casual wear including jeans, t-shirts and sneakers are recommended.

9. All decisions regarding judging are the sole responsibility of the tournament official judges and their decisions will be considered final.