2014 Bloomfield Girls Robotics Competition

2014 BLOOMFIELD GIRLS ROBOTICS COMPETITION

WHEN: Saturday November 1st, 2014, 8am-5:30pm
Early load-in available on Friday October 31st, 7pm-9pm

WHERE: Bloomfield Hills High School
3456 Lahser Road, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302

PRICE: $200
Paypal or checks accepted
You will receive an email on how to pay after you register.

TEAM LIMIT: The first 32 teams that registered and paid. The 24 teams that attended last year will have a spot held for them until September 30th to register and pay. After that date, all remaining spots will be available to other teams.

RULES: Robot driver/operator, human player and pit crew must be high school aged girls. Male team members can be in the pit but only in support/advisory role. They cannot perform maintenance and repair on the robot. Special circumstances require approval by pit admin. No restrictions on who can be drive coach.

REGISTRATION: register online at http://bit.ly/2014_BGRC

EVENT WEBSITE: http://www.firstinmichigan.us/FRC_2014/Bloomfield_offseason/bloomfield_offseason.html

AGENDA: Event schedule will be available in October

FOOD: Concession available

QUESTIONS: Ed Law (Event Coordinator)
[email protected]

		Marjie Jenkins (Volunteer Coordinator)
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This event is co-hosted by the following FRC teams: 2834, 469, 33 and 68.

There are still 5 spots open for this AWESOME event!!!

If you are looking to have some fun volunteering please email me [email protected]

I’m really looking forward to the event this year. Last year was an amazing experience!

9/30/14 is the last day for the 24 teams from last year to register and pay to guarantee a spot. Four of them have not registered yet and may not be returning. There are 3 new teams on wait list. If you are interested, please signup.

I will be making an important announcement on October 1st. If you cannot wait, you can go to the FIRST in Michigan website to find out. It is already posted on our event page.

I believe 910 is one of those from last year you haven’t heard from yet. As far as I know we were not planning on returning due to several conflicts that prevent us from bringing enough students or mentors. (Hopefully this is right)

I am happy to announce together with FRC teams 469, 33 and 68 that the 2014 Bloomfield Girls Robotics Competition will be offering college scholarships of $1000 each to high school seniors who are female members of the teams that are competing at this event. There is a deadline to submit the essay. Details can be found under Event Information at http://www.firstinmichigan.us/FRC_2014/Bloomfield_offseason/bloomfield_offseason.html

Event schedule and modified rules of the robot game Aerial Assist have also been posted.

Thirty one teams have registered and there is still one spot left.

Here are the 32 teams that will be competing this weekend. Hopefully there are no more changes. I am really looking forward to it.

33
51
68
107
217
226
234
245
302
469
503
772
858
862
1023
1189
1241
1501
1504
1684
2145
2337
2604
2834
2960
3175
3322
3414
3538
3547
3641
5053

does anybody know how many all girls teens there are nationwide in the US?

Congratulations to Team 1023, 33, 862 and 3547 for winning the event this year.
Congratulations to the four young ladies who won $1000 of college scholarship each. If you want to thank somebody, you should thank all the awesome volunteers who put this event together since the scholarship money comes from the net proceeds of this tournament. There were many deserving students to win these scholarships but we were limited by the amount of funds we have.
I hope everyone had a good time. Our goal was to create a fun event with minimal rules and relaxed atmosphere.
Next year we are moving to the remodeled high school building with a new gym with 1600 seating capacity. If there is increased demand, we should be able to fit more teams in.
I also want to thank all the volunteers who worked hard to put on this event. Michigan is blessed with so many experienced volunteers who make it look easy running an event of this magnitude.

This was an awesome event and Cyber Blue plans to return in 2015.

Everyone had a great time, learned and enjoyed a fun, but competitive event.

Thank you to everyone who made it happen and to the 31 other teams who made for great matches.

Thank you for coming all the way from Indiana. I am glad to hear that your team enjoyed the event. The 4 organizing teams had a great time working together to make this happen. I do hope you will come again next year.