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Register for Ontario Provincial Tournament
Qualification for the Provincial event is only through advancement from one of the qualifying tournaments. The provincial event is not 'open' this year.
Eastern Ontario Qualifying Regional FLL Tournament - Saturday, November 12, 2005 @ Calvin Park Public School
Halton Qualifying Regional FLL Tournament - Saturday, November 5, 2005
@ Oakville
Trafalgar High School
- Team Registration FULL (for a list of teams registered CLICK HERE)
- Location: Oakville Trafalgar High School,
1460 Devon Road., Oakville ... directions
Contact: Dorothy Byers,
St. Mildred's-Lightbourn Schoo
Phone: (905) 845-2386, x 806
Niagara Qualifying Regional FLL Tournament - Saturday, December 3,
2005 @ Niagara
College
- Team Registration FULL (for a list of teams registered CLICK HERE)
- Location: Niagara College, St. Catharines (Glendale Campus)
- How to Find Us - MAP
135 Taylor Road, RR#4
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
Contact: Wayne Schaefer,
General Motors of Canada Limited
Phone: 905-641-6072
Questions and Answers
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Schedule:
8:30am - 9:30am Teams Arrive / Registration
9:30am - Opening Ceremonies9:45am - Tournament Begins
12:30 - Lunch
1:00pm - Draw for Prizes
1:15pm - Tournament Resumes
2:45pm - Playoffs
4:00pm - Awards and Closing Ceremonies
- NIAGARA REGION TOURNAMENT RESULTS AND AWARDS
These teams qualify for the Provincial Tournament 10 Dec 05
Director’s Award - Team #2279 (St. Alexanders Catholic, Fonthill)
- consistent across all judged categories (design, project, teamwork & spirit and performance)
- ranked highest overall school
- project was about an innovative solution
- great video presentation
- rotation scheme allowed all members to be part of the competition.
Robot Design Award - Team #4942 ( Centennial Public School, Georgetown)
- innovative design
- modular functions
- solidly built and rugged
- meticulous attention to detail
Project Award - Team #4683 ( Calvin Park Public School, Kingston)
- unique project that has multiple commercial applications
- design criteria to solve a problem
- sought out experts in their field and worked with universities
- created a prototype and refined the design based on lessons learned
- presented their solutions in a methodical method that captured the interest of the judges
Teamwork and FLL Values Team #1413 (Niagara Christian Collegiate, Fort Erie)
- recommended by every judge
- included all team members in the activities
- making friends with other teams
- clapping at all events
Performance Awards:
- 1st place - Team #4270 ( St. Augustine, Welland)
- 2nd place - Team #3212 (Markham Homeschoolers, Markham)
- 3rd place - Team #5008 ( Sheridan Park, St. Catharines)
Judges Award - Team #912 (Mitchell Computer Service, Mitchell)
- well rounded team who consistently placed high in all categories
- they are “Dynamite!!”
Other Awards:
Team Spirit - Team #3804 ( Virgil Elementary School, Virgil)
- they would walk 5000 miles for their robot
- encouraged team mates
- great song and cheering
Against All Odds - Team #4402 (Our Lady of Fatima, Grimsby)
- coach was away with a medical emergency
- students rose up and took what the coach had taught them to lead themselves and work together to continue to progress with their project
Young Mentor - Jacqueline - Team #4683 ( Calvin Park Public School, Kingston)
- grade 9 student
- came back to school to help out
- professional attitude
- stood back and let students do their jobs
- did a great job
Adult Mentor - Alan Hesketh - Team #4864 ( Calvin Park Public School, Kingston)
- oversaw 4 teams
- drove to Sudbury and Niagara Competitions from Kingston so students could compete
- excellent roll model for his students
Outstanding Volunteers Award - Wayne Schaefer (Tournament Director) and Janet Schaefer (Tournament Administrator)
Wayne
- constantly filled up everyone’s email boxes
- did workshops at the schools
- driving back and forth to Toronto
- building LEGO trophies
- showing pictures of this kids
- lending his own playing mats
- missing his haircut
- sending out more emails
- having to “whiteout” over 100 tournament brochures
- filling up everyone’s email boxes
Janet
- putting up with Wayne
- making the brochure
- food organization
- finances and invoicing
- putting up with Wayne
- working at the tournament all day
- having to “whiteout” over 100 tournament brochures
- putting up with Wayne
Sudbury Qualifying Regional FLL Tournament - Saturday, November 26,
2005 @ Science North, Sudbury
Website: Science
North FLL
- 12 teams (for a list of teams registered CLICK HERE)
- Location: Science North, Sudbury
- mail : fll@sciencenorth.ca
Regular Mail:
Science North
Attn: Stephen Smith
100 Ramsey Lake Road
Sudbury, Ontario
P3E 5S9
Telephone:
Stephen Smith
(705) 522-3701 extension 269
Fax: (705) 523-1283 (Attention to Stephen Smith)
- Science North in Sudbury Ontario will be hosting it's 1st Annual FIRST
LEGO League Northern Qualifying event on Saturday November 26th, 2005.
For more information on our event please visit:
sciencenorth.ca/fll
TDSB Qualifying Regional Tournament - Saturday, November
26, 2005 @ Ontario
Science Centre
Toronto Qualifying Regional FLL Tournament - Saturday, November
19, 2005 @ Greenwood
College School
Windsor Qualifying Regional FLL Tournament - Saturday, November
19, 2005 @ St.
Clair Community College of Apllied Arts and Technology
- ... teams
- Location: St. Clair Community College of Apllied Arts and Technology
- MAP
- 200 Talbot West
Windsor, Ontario
N9A 6S4
Contact: David A McKenzie, P. Eng
University of Windsor
Phone: 519-253-3000, x 3882
IMPORTANT
NOTICE:
All team members and volunteers with the team must provide a
completed FLL Consent form when attending an event. The CONSENT
FORM 
is downloadable at FIRST
LEG LEAGUE. See also Appendix C of the FLL Team Manual for
additional information. |
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