FTC Tournaments

Tournaments are the culmination of each team''s accomplishments during the FTC season. There are opening and closing ceremonies, complete with trophies, awards, and recognition.  Tournaments are exciting, fun competitions packed with volunteers and spectators that celebrate learning about science, technology, and engineering.

2011-2012 "Bowled Over" Tournaments

December 9-10, 2011

Anchorage Qualifier

Bartlett High School, Anchorage

February 6-7, 2012

Southwest Qualifier

Bethel Cultural Center, Bethel

February 10-11, 2012

Anchorage Qualifier

South High School, Anchorage

February 17-18, 2012

Southeast Qualifier

Mt. Edgecumbe High School, Sitka

February 25, 2012

Fairbanks Scrimmage

 Effie Kokrine Charter School, Fairbanks

March 2-3, 2012

Statewide Championship

Patty Center, UAF

More Information for the State Championship in Fairbanks

 

2010-2011 Events

Congratulations to all of Alaska's FTC teams that competed in the FIRST Championships in St. Louis!

Read about Team ICY's success:

http://www.newsminer.com/view/full_story/13135979/article-Lathrop-robotics-team-celebrates-successful-competition?instance=home_lead_story

Statewide FTC Championship

Fairbanks, Alaska
Friday & Saturday, March 4-5, 2011
Patty Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks

 

TOURNAMENT RESULTS

Inspire Award

  • #3705, Team ICY, Lathrop HS Robotics Club, Fairbanks

Runners-up:

  • #3081, Team Trial & Error, Thunder Mountain HS, Juneau
  • #3360, Team Caffeine, East Anchorage HS, Anchorage

Motivate Award

  • #3492, Team ZipTie, East Anchorage HS, Anchorage

Runners-up:

  • #3825, Team Mechalynx, Dimond HS, Anchorage
  • #4538, Team SAHS Anchorage, South Anchorage HS, Anchorage

Connect Award

  • #3081, Team Trial & Error, Thunder Mountain HS, Juneau

Runners-up:

  • #3360, Team Caffeine, East Anchorage HS, Anchorage
  • #4539, Team SAHS Robotics, South Anchorage HS, Anchorage

PTC Design Award

  • #3826, Team Crimson Omega, Bartlett HS, Anchorage

Runners-up:

  • #3705, Team ICY, Lathrop HS Robotics Club, Fairbanks
  • #4613, Team LHS Rookie 7, Lathrop HS, Fairbanks

Rockwell Collins Innovate Award

  • #3360, Team Caffeine, East Anchorage HS, Anchorage

 Runners-up:

  • #4166, Team Iron Braves, Mt. Edgecumbe HS, Sitka
  • #3500, Team Indecision, Akiuk Memorial School, Kasigluk

Think Award

  • #3500, Team Indecision, Akiuk Memorial School, Kasigluk

Runners-up:

  • #3705, Team ICY, Lathrop HS Robotics Club, Fairbanks
  • #3081, Team Trial & Error, Thunder Mountain HS, Juneau

Against All Odds Award

  • #3503, Team Who's Armored, Qugcuun Memorial School, Oscarville

Youth Mentor Award

  • Makenzie DeRego from #3081, Thunder Mountain HS, Juneau

Adult Mentor Award

  • Larry Ehnert, coach of #3705, Team ICY and teacher, Lathrop HS, Fairbanks

Winning Alliance Teams

  • #3826, Team Crimson Omega, Bartlett HS, Anchorage
  • #4539, SAHS Robotics, South Anchorage HS, Anchorage
  • #4610, LHS Rookie 4, Lathrop HS, Fairbanks

Finalist Alliance Teams

  • #3492, Team Zip Tie, East Anchorage HS, Anchorage
  • #3360, Team Caffeine, East Anchorage HS, Anchorage
  • #4431, Team Service FTW, Service HS, Anchorage

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Teams advancing to the FTC World Festival in St. Louis, MO, April 27-30:

  • The Inspire Award Winner, #3705, Team ICY, Lathrop HS Robotics Club, Fairbanks
  • #3826, Team Crimson Omega, Bartlett HS, Anchorage (for robot performance)
  • #4539, Team SAHS Robotics, South Anchorage HS, Anchorage (for robot performance)

 

LKSD FTC (Practice Tournament)
Bethel, Alaska
Thursday through Saturday, February 3-5, 2011
Gladys Jung Elementary School

Inspire Award

  • #3500, Team Indecision, Akiuk Memorial School, Kasigluk

Winning Alliance

  • #3500, Team Indecision, Akiuk Memorial School, Kasigluk (captain)
  • #3503, Team Who's Armored?, Qugcuun Memorial School, Oscarville

 

Southeast FTC (Practice Tournament)
Juneau, Alaska
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Thunder Mountain High School

 

South Central FTC (Practice Tournament)
Anchorage, Alaska
Saturday, February 26, 2011 (Part of the E-Week Celebration at UAA)