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We did it! We won the Director’s Award!
The evening ran late, and we were very
tired by the time the awards ceremony started. We were elated when
they called us to receive the Performance Award. The Performance
Award was given to us because our robot performed consistently well throughout
the competition. Imagine our surprise when they called us back up again
to receive the Director's Award! For those who do not know, the Director's
Award is the highest award to achieve. Only one team can win it by
doing well in everything - their robot's performance, team spirit, their
research presentation, their technical presentation, and their presence
in the pit. 4 Comment(s)
Congratulations, girls!!!!!!!!! (Elisabeth) 1
Your coach told me how hard you all worked to achieve your success.
~Elisabeth
Congratulations girls - you can be very proud of yourselves. (Nick Duffill) 2I know from your blog and talking to Eric just how much hard work went into it, and I'm really pleased it has paid off so well for you. Keep it up for the next competition!
We did it! We won the Director´s Award! (Jim) 3Heard the news about your big win from your coach's web log and wanted to post my congratulations!!!
It must be really great to see all the time and effort you invested pay off. It sounds like you learned a lot and had a lot of fun doing it.
My son is only six (so a few years from building any robots himself), but when I told him about your competition he thought it was the coolest!
Congratulations again,
- Jim
Congratulations guys!! (Steve Castledine) 4Webmaster's note: This is an all girls team. :-)
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