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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: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: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-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-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/
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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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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:Mishawaka high school\, 1202 Lincolnway E\, Mishawaka\, Indiana\, 46544
CATEGORIES:FLL Challenge
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