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Revision as of 22:02, 25 November 2019
The D-Town Dustoff FIRST LEGO League scrimmage was held at the CCIU's Technical College High School Brandywine Campus, 443 Boot Road, Downingtown on Saturday, 23-November. This was our 8th Dustoff. As always, the Dustoff was run like a Qualifying Tournament to provide teams with a useful practice session prior to their qualifying tournament.
This is a great FLL experience for 2 reasons: 1) Your team has a chance to show off their project and robot 2) Your team has the benefit of a great qualifier dry run. Same judging process. Same robot game process. Same schedule.
D-Town Dustoff Photo Gallery
The night before - Gwen Moyer setting up concessions
Faith at Volunteer Registration
Gary Deaver moving pit tables
The night before - Concession
Ella marking queuing areas
Rita Wall, Sanjai Bashyam & Nathan setting up Judging Rooms
Krishna Gabbiredddy & Stephan Suchower set up a competition table
Price Stevenson IV & Kenneth Au - setting up the audio
Scott Featherman & Amy setting up an FLL field
The Awards are asking: '"Who will take me home?"
Price Stevenson IV - Dustoff DJ for 8 years
Referee's meeting: Ella, Ben, Aerin, Nathan, Daniel, Vineeth & Scott Mengle
Referees Daniel, Vineeth, Nathan & Aerin study the field
Head Referee Scott Mengle speaks during the Coach's meeting
The Capisys (17821) at the practice table
Astrobots (41049) in their Robot Design interview
Astrobots & RD Judges
Referee Ella
Scott Mengle & Thom Galey
Blockheads (25496) at the competition table!
The Capisys (17821) sign off on their match score with Daniel
Jacob and Strive Bots (44412)
Galaxy Bots (10210) are ready for a run
Aerin reviews score with Galaxy Bots (10210)
Jacob reviews scores with Operation Innovation (45010)
Galaxy Bots (10210) prepare the robot for a run
Vineeth scoring Robotic Wizardz (17820)
Daniel resets the field
Nacho Nerds (36375)
Space Otters (42120)
Nacho Nerds (36375) at the table
Matches are over - time to clean up for Awards!
Scott Mengle takes home a Volunteer Award
Joey receives a Volunteer Award
Todd Saundurs (4764 - Fugett Robotics) earns the Coach/Mentor Award
Vespa (2484) receives the Judges Award for Musi-Cool
The Serious Team is seriously awarded the Project Research Award
ElectroBOTS (44298) earn the Project Presentation Award
NexGen 2.0 (18929) receives the Mechanical Design Award
Astrobots (41049) win the Programming Award
Robotic Wizardz (17820) capture the Strategy & Innovation Award
The Skyscrapers (17423) earn the Robot Performance Award 1st Place with a top score of 295 points!
Robostars (25859) earn the Robot Performance Award 2nd Place with a high score of 275!
Garnet Gears (47841) take home the Inspiration Award
Team Operation Innovation (45010) earns the Teamwork Award!
Nacho Nerds (36375) receive the Gracious Professionalism Award
The Terminators (4548) win the Champion's Award 2nd Place!
The Hot-bot-tatoes (40203) take home the Champion's Award 1st Place!
