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SUMMARY:FLL-C Qualifying Tournament
DESCRIPTION:A qualifying tournament evaluates teams equally across four key pillars\, each accounting for one-quarter of their overall performance:  \n\n\n\n\nThe Robot Game: Teams use their custom-built\, autonomous LEGO robots to complete as many missions as possible on a themed field mat. Matches last 2.5 minutes. Teams typically receive one practice round and three official rounds\, with only their highest single score counting toward rankings.\n\n\n\nInnovation Project: Teams give a formal presentation to a panel of judges detailing a real-world problem they researched\, their creative solution\, and how they shared their findings with the community.\n\n\n\nRobot Design: Teams present their robot’s mechanical design\, programming\, and strategy to judges\, explaining why they chose specific components or code structures.\n\n\n\nCore Values: Judges assess how well the team demonstrates FIRST Core Values—including team spirit\, inclusion\, innovation\, and Gracious Professionalism (competing hard but treating others with profound respect).
URL:https://www.firstindianarobotics.org/event/fll-c-qualifying-tournament/
LOCATION:Guerin Catholic School\, 15300 Gray Rd\, Noblesville\, Indiana\, 46062
CATEGORIES:FLL Challenge
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SUMMARY:Indy South FLL-C Qualifying Tournament
DESCRIPTION:A qualifying tournament evaluates teams equally across four key pillars\, each accounting for one-quarter of their overall performance:  \n\n\n\n\nThe Robot Game: Teams use their custom-built\, autonomous LEGO robots to complete as many missions as possible on a themed field mat. Matches last 2.5 minutes. Teams typically receive one practice round and three official rounds\, with only their highest single score counting toward rankings.\n\n\n\nInnovation Project: Teams give a formal presentation to a panel of judges detailing a real-world problem they researched\, their creative solution\, and how they shared their findings with the community.\n\n\n\nRobot Design: Teams present their robot’s mechanical design\, programming\, and strategy to judges\, explaining why they chose specific components or code structures.\n\n\n\nCore Values: Judges assess how well the team demonstrates FIRST Core Values—including team spirit\, inclusion\, innovation\, and Gracious Professionalism (competing hard but treating others with profound respect).
URL:https://www.firstindianarobotics.org/event/fll-c-qualifying-tournament-2/
LOCATION:Center Grove Middle School Central\, 4900 W Stones Crossing Rd\, Greenwood\, Indiana\, 46143
CATEGORIES:FLL Challenge
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SUMMARY:IU Northwest FLL-C Qualifying Tournament
DESCRIPTION:Tournament Information\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPublic Information\n\n\n\n\nThis is event is free and open to the public.  The only portion of the event that is close will be team interviews.  Those are restricted to the students and an adult. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTeam Information\n\n\n\n\nYour Tournament Director will be in contact with you about the specific event schedule\, team interviews\, and robot run schedule. \n\n\n\n\nContact Tournament Director\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAdditional Information\n\n\n\n\nApproximately 50-60% of the teams at this event will advance to one of two Semi-State tournaments.   \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nA qualifying tournament evaluates teams equally across four key pillars\, each accounting for one-quarter of their overall performance:  \n\n\n\n\nThe Robot Game: Teams use their custom-built\, autonomous LEGO robots to complete as many missions as possible on a themed field mat. Matches last 2.5 minutes. Teams typically receive one practice round and three official rounds\, with only their highest single score counting toward rankings.\n\n\n\nInnovation Project: Teams give a formal presentation to a panel of judges detailing a real-world problem they researched\, their creative solution\, and how they shared their findings with the community.\n\n\n\nRobot Design: Teams present their robot’s mechanical design\, programming\, and strategy to judges\, explaining why they chose specific components or code structures.\n\n\n\nCore Values: Judges assess how well the team demonstrates FIRST Core Values—including team spirit\, inclusion\, innovation\, and Gracious Professionalism (competing hard but treating others with profound respect).
URL:https://www.firstindianarobotics.org/event/fll-c-qualifying-tournament-3/
LOCATION:IU Northwest Savannah Center\, 65 W 33rd Ave\, IN 46408
CATEGORIES:FLL Challenge
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SUMMARY:FLL-C Qualifying Tournament
DESCRIPTION:A qualifying tournament evaluates teams equally across four key pillars\, each accounting for one-quarter of their overall performance:  \n\n\n\n\nThe Robot Game: Teams use their custom-built\, autonomous LEGO robots to complete as many missions as possible on a themed field mat. Matches last 2.5 minutes. Teams typically receive one practice round and three official rounds\, with only their highest single score counting toward rankings.\n\n\n\nInnovation Project: Teams give a formal presentation to a panel of judges detailing a real-world problem they researched\, their creative solution\, and how they shared their findings with the community.\n\n\n\nRobot Design: Teams present their robot’s mechanical design\, programming\, and strategy to judges\, explaining why they chose specific components or code structures.\n\n\n\nCore Values: Judges assess how well the team demonstrates FIRST Core Values—including team spirit\, inclusion\, innovation\, and Gracious Professionalism (competing hard but treating others with profound respect).
URL:https://www.firstindianarobotics.org/event/fll-c-qualifying-tournament-8/
LOCATION:Penn High School\, 56100 Bittersweet Rd\, Mishawaka\, Indiana\, 46545
CATEGORIES:FLL Challenge
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SUMMARY:FLL-C Qualifying Tournament
DESCRIPTION:A qualifying tournament evaluates teams equally across four key pillars\, each accounting for one-quarter of their overall performance:  \n\n\n\n\nThe Robot Game: Teams use their custom-built\, autonomous LEGO robots to complete as many missions as possible on a themed field mat. Matches last 2.5 minutes. Teams typically receive one practice round and three official rounds\, with only their highest single score counting toward rankings.\n\n\n\nInnovation Project: Teams give a formal presentation to a panel of judges detailing a real-world problem they researched\, their creative solution\, and how they shared their findings with the community.\n\n\n\nRobot Design: Teams present their robot’s mechanical design\, programming\, and strategy to judges\, explaining why they chose specific components or code structures.\n\n\n\nCore Values: Judges assess how well the team demonstrates FIRST Core Values—including team spirit\, inclusion\, innovation\, and Gracious Professionalism (competing hard but treating others with profound respect).
URL:https://www.firstindianarobotics.org/event/fll-c-qualifying-tournament-4/
LOCATION:Kokomo High School\, 2501 S Berkley Rd\, Kokomo\, Indiana\, 46902
CATEGORIES:FLL Challenge
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SUMMARY:FLL-C Qualifying Tournament
DESCRIPTION:A qualifying tournament evaluates teams equally across four key pillars\, each accounting for one-quarter of their overall performance:  \n\n\n\n\nThe Robot Game: Teams use their custom-built\, autonomous LEGO robots to complete as many missions as possible on a themed field mat. Matches last 2.5 minutes. Teams typically receive one practice round and three official rounds\, with only their highest single score counting toward rankings.\n\n\n\nInnovation Project: Teams give a formal presentation to a panel of judges detailing a real-world problem they researched\, their creative solution\, and how they shared their findings with the community.\n\n\n\nRobot Design: Teams present their robot’s mechanical design\, programming\, and strategy to judges\, explaining why they chose specific components or code structures.\n\n\n\nCore Values: Judges assess how well the team demonstrates FIRST Core Values—including team spirit\, inclusion\, innovation\, and Gracious Professionalism (competing hard but treating others with profound respect).
URL:https://www.firstindianarobotics.org/event/fll-c-qualifying-tournament-5/
LOCATION:USI University Center\, 8600 University Blvd\, Evansville\, Indiana\, 47712
CATEGORIES:FLL Challenge
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SUMMARY:FLL-C Qualifying Tournament
DESCRIPTION:A qualifying tournament evaluates teams equally across four key pillars\, each accounting for one-quarter of their overall performance:  \n\n\n\n\nThe Robot Game: Teams use their custom-built\, autonomous LEGO robots to complete as many missions as possible on a themed field mat. Matches last 2.5 minutes. Teams typically receive one practice round and three official rounds\, with only their highest single score counting toward rankings.\n\n\n\nInnovation Project: Teams give a formal presentation to a panel of judges detailing a real-world problem they researched\, their creative solution\, and how they shared their findings with the community.\n\n\n\nRobot Design: Teams present their robot’s mechanical design\, programming\, and strategy to judges\, explaining why they chose specific components or code structures.\n\n\n\nCore Values: Judges assess how well the team demonstrates FIRST Core Values—including team spirit\, inclusion\, innovation\, and Gracious Professionalism (competing hard but treating others with profound respect).
URL:https://www.firstindianarobotics.org/event/fll-c-qualifying-tournament-6/
LOCATION:Indiana
CATEGORIES:FLL Challenge
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SUMMARY:FLL-C Qualifying Tournament
DESCRIPTION:A qualifying tournament evaluates teams equally across four key pillars\, each accounting for one-quarter of their overall performance:  \n\n\n\n\nThe Robot Game: Teams use their custom-built\, autonomous LEGO robots to complete as many missions as possible on a themed field mat. Matches last 2.5 minutes. Teams typically receive one practice round and three official rounds\, with only their highest single score counting toward rankings.\n\n\n\nInnovation Project: Teams give a formal presentation to a panel of judges detailing a real-world problem they researched\, their creative solution\, and how they shared their findings with the community.\n\n\n\nRobot Design: Teams present their robot’s mechanical design\, programming\, and strategy to judges\, explaining why they chose specific components or code structures.\n\n\n\nCore Values: Judges assess how well the team demonstrates FIRST Core Values—including team spirit\, inclusion\, innovation\, and Gracious Professionalism (competing hard but treating others with profound respect).
URL:https://www.firstindianarobotics.org/event/fll-c-qualifying-tournament-7/
LOCATION:Concord Intermediate School\, 59197 Co Rd 13\, Elkhart\, Indiana\, 46517
CATEGORIES:FLL Challenge
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