What is FIRST LEGO League?
FIRST LEGO League is divided into three subcategories. Explore is for the youngest builders - Pre-k through kindergarten. Discover is for 1st-4th graders and Challenge is for 4th-8th graders. Each level uses an age appropriate platform for students to explore engineering principles and processes through LEGOs and LEGO robotics. FIRST LEGO League rewards teamwork, Gracious Professionalism, Coopertition, and intelligent design. FIRST LEGO League is cost effective with a reusable robot each year, and the program is volunteer driven. It's also easy to implement, even if you don't have an engineering background.
Congratulations!
Congratulations to all the FLL Explore and FLL Challenge teams that participated in the state championship at Northern Kentucky University! And a huge congratulations to following winners:
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Tournament Results:
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1st Place Champions Award: 16878 Rare S.T.E.A.K.S. advancing to FIRST's World Championship in Houston, Texas
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2nd Place Champions Award: 45425 Those Guys at Trinity Christian advancing to Western Edge Open in Long Beach, CA
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3rd Place Champions Award: 5271 St. Mary PRO-bots
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Innovation Project Award: 56897 Heroic Hornets advancing to Liberty Science Center FLL Challenge in Jersey City, NJ
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Robot Design Award: 53976 PowerCats advancing to Razorback Open Invitational at University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR
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Breakthrough Award: 53648 St. Mary Hydro-Hackers
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Motivate Award and Mentor Award: 31617 Robo-Troopers advancing to WPI FLL Open in Worcester, MA
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Rising All Star Award: 57265 Richardsville Elementary
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Core Values Award: 59638 WEMS Raider Robotics Gold
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Robot Performance Award: 56770 Thoroughbreds
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Volunteer Award: Jim Lohre
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What a phenomenal Super Powered season we have had. We are truly inspired by the hard work and innovative ideas that these young people have. We look forward to seeing you all again next year! And those of you that are continuing your super-powered season, we are cheering you on!
Past Season Information coming soon!
Resources
Here are some resources used by the FLL community.