2018-2019 Supporters


2018- 2019 Awards List

Winners of the 2018/19 Acadia Robot Programming Competition
February 16, 2019

FIRST® LEGO® League
(ages 9 to 14)

  • Champion 1st Place – Royal Robots – Annapolis West Educational Centre
  • Champion 2nd Place – Hippie lEgo loV3rs –Halifax Neighbourhood Team
  • Robot Performance Award 1st Place – Royal Robots – Annapolis West Educational Centre
  • Robot Performance Award 2nd Place – SPEC Blazers – Sherwood Park Education Centre
  • Mechanical Design Award - Axe Robotics – Wolfville community team
  • Programming Award – SPEC Blazers – Sherwood Park Education Centre
  • Strategy and Innovation Award – 21st Century Space Guys – Kentville Neighbourhood Team
  • Core Values Inspiration Award – The Matrix –Bedford Academy
  • Core Values Teamwork Award – Musquodoboit Valley Freemakers – community team
  • Gracious Professionalism Award – Armbrae Dragonites– Armbrae Academy
  • Project Research Award – Shambhala Novas – Shambhala School
  • Project Innovative Solution Award – Sisters of Science (SOS) – Community team
  • Project Presentation Award – Robo 4K – Community team
  • Global Innovation Award Nominee – Sisters of Science (SOS) – community team

Judge’s Awards:

  • Against All Odds Award – Sacred Sharks – Sacred Heart Elementary School
  • Rising Stars Award – Armbrae Robobits – Armbrae Academy
  • Honourable Mention Award – Vipères – Centre Scolaire de la Rive-Sud

 

ROBOFEST High School Robotics Competition
(ages 14 to 18)

Game Competition (BinaryBlocks)

  • 1st Place – Robinsonsphere – King’s-Edgehill School
  • 2nd Place – Laplace – King’s-Edgehill School
  • 3rd Place – Shelburne Rebels – Shelburne Regional High School
  • 4th Place – Royal Robots – Annapolis West Educational Centre
  • 5th Place – Grace Christian School – Charlottetown, PEI
  • 6th Place – Team Chapp 13 – Musquodoboit Rural High School

BottleSumo

  • 1st Place – Robinsonsphere – King’s-Edgehill School
  • 2nd Place –Robats 2– Horton Community Team
  • 3rd Place – Caelus – King’s-Edgehill School
  • Judge’s Award – RNS 1 – Rothesay Netherwood School, NB

Outstanding Rookie Coach Award:

  • FIRST® LEGO® League – Brian Lawrence – Sherwood Park Education Centre
  • ROBOFEST® – Janie Lumsden – Dr. JH Gillis Regional High School

Outstanding Coach Awards:

  • FIRST® LEGO® League – Fred Daugherty - Centre Scolaire de la Rive-Sud
  • ROBOFEST® – Peter Himmelman – Shelburne Rebels

The Lynn Chipman Memorial Outstanding Volunteer Award:

Andrew Elliott, 14 Wing Greenwood

Karen Wilder Award

In recognition of perseverance, resilience and courage in overcoming challenges. Named for the former director of the RPC.

  • Peggy Weir