2014-2015 Season

Winners of the 2014/15 Robot Programming Competition:

FIRST Lego League (FLL - ages 9 to 14):

• Champion 1st Place – Royal Robots (Annapolis Royal Regional Academy)
• Champion 2nd Place – Flying Manatees (Ross Creek Centre for the Arts)
• Robot Performance Award 1st Place – TMS Legomaniacs (Trenton Middle School)
• Robot Performance Award 2nd Place – Phoenix Tech Team (Neighbourhood Group)
• LEGO Foundation Award – Robo Lobo Wired (Wolfville School)
• Mechanical Design Award – The Shadowvolts – The Shambhala School
• Programming Award – Armbrae Dragons Superstars (Armbrae Academy)
• Strategy and Innovation Award – Springvale Blockheads (Maritime Museum of the Atlantic)
• Project Presentation Award – LEGO Intelligence (Community)
• Project Innovative Solution Award – The ROBOmasters (Community)
• Project Research Award – NGA Programming Panthers (New Glasgow Academy)
• Core Values Teamwork Award – Phoenix Tech Team (Neighbourhood Group)
• Core Values Inspiration Award – Island Bots (EngineersPEI)
• Gracious Professionalism Award – BRICKs (Rocky Lake Junior High)
• Judges’ Award Against All Odds – Brookhouse Robotics Club (Brookhouse School)

Robofest High School Robotics Competition:

BottleSumo

• 1^st Place – Vipères (Centre scolaire de la Rive-Sud)
• 2^nd Place – The Marlies (King’s-Edgehill School)
• 3^rd Place – NKEC Titans (Northeast Kings Education Centre)

Game Competition (BottleBowl)

• 1^st Place – Cheetahs (Charles P. Allen High School)
• 2^nd Place – KES (King’s-Edgehill School)
• 3^rd Place – The Marlies (King’s-Edgehill School)

The Lynn Chipman Memorial Outstanding Volunteer Award:

• James Griffin-Allwood

Outstanding Coach Awards:

• (FLL) – Anne Martin (Duc d’Anville Elementary School)
• (Robofest) – DJ Decoste (Kings-Edgehill School)

Karen Wilder Award:

In recognition of perseverance, resilience and courage in overcoming challenges. (named after the former Director of the Program)

• Lois Boudreau, FLL Head Judge Advisor