VEX IQ ES - Skills Leaderboard - Indiana VEX Robotics State Championship at Lucas Oil Stadium
- Date
- 8-Mar-2019 Add to Calendar
- Event Code
- RE-VIQC-18-6638
- Program
- VEX IQ Robotics Competition
- Event Type
- Tournament
- Field Control System
- VEXNet Field Control
- Capacity
- 201
- Spots Open
- 0
- Event Region
- Indiana
- Standard Registration Opens
- 1-Nov-2018 10:51 EDT
- Registration Deadline
- 27-Feb-2019 10:52 EST
- Price
- $200.00
- This event currently has no spaces available.
- It is past the registration deadline.
General Info
Registration - Teams who qualify at a local competition will receive a confirmation email from the REC Foundation with instructions on how to register for the Indiana VEX Robotics State Championship. If you think your team qualified but you have not received this confirmation email please contact Randy Decker from the REC Foundation ([email protected]).
Food - Concession stands will be available for teams.
Load in - TBD
Skills - Skills fields will be available and each team will have 3 attempts for both driver and programming skills challenges
Practice Fields - Each division will have access to a practice field. Teams are asked not to bring any field or game elements that can not fit in their own pit.
Engineering Notebooks - Each team has the option to submit their engineering notebook
Links to review before you attend:
PLEASE NOTE: Open state spots will be filled from the Indiana Skills list.
Grade Level: Elementary
Skills Challenge Offered: Yes
Eligible Teams:
Event Dates & Locations
Date: 8-Mar-2019
Venue/Location:500 South Capitol Avenue
Indianapolis, Indiana 46225
United States
Contact Information
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Friday March 8th
- 6-8pm - Optional Pre-Event Team Check-In and Inspection
Saturday March 9th
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7:30 AM - Doors Open to Teams | Check-In + Inspection Begins
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8:00 AM - 9:00 AM - IQ Practice Fields Open
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9:00 AM - Doors Open to General Public
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9:00 AM - 9:20 AM - IQ Driver's Meeting
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9:30 AM - IQ Check-In + Inspection Deadline
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9:30 AM - 10:00 AM - Opening Ceremony
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10:00 AM - TinkerFest Opens (following opening ceremony)
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10:30 AM - Qualification Matches Begin | IQ Skills + Practice Fields Open
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11:30 AM - 12:30 PM - Lunch - VEX IQ ES
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12:30 PM - VEX IQ ES Qualification Matches Resume
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2:00 PM - TinkerFest Closes
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3:45 PM IQ ES Qualification Matches End | IQ Skills + Practice Fields Close | Awards middle stage (STEM Research + Mentor of the Year + EP of the Year + Jack Klein Memorial Award)
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM - IQ ES Division Finals and Division Awards (Top 24 teams from each division, 12 total alliances)
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5:15 PM - 5:45 PM - IQ ES State Championship matches (Alliance Champs for each Div + 3 wild card teams + Top 3 Skills award)
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6:30 PM - Pit Area Closes | Tear Down/Load Out
Volunteer
Thanks for your interest in volunteering at the Indiana VEX Robotics State Championship! We will post sign-ups in Mid-January. If you have any questions about volunteer positions, please reach out to Maggie Cline at [email protected].
Training, food, and t-shirts will be provided. You will receive more information in advance of the event regarding parking and volunteer logistics.
Emergency/Bad Weather Policy
In case of bad weather conditions or possible cancellations please visit the event on Robotevents.com where we will post updates about the event status as needed. Please feel free to contact me by phone if you are going to be late to the event. Match Lists will be generated as scheduled and cannot be re-run.
Refund and Payment Policies
Refunds are granted in extreme cases only.
Date: 8-Mar-2019
Lucas Oil Stadium500 South Capitol Avenue
Indianapolis, Indiana 46225
United States
Travel Info
Lucas Oil Stadium - 500 South Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46225
Webcast
None
Stem Research Project
The STEM Research Project Award will be given out at the Indiana VEX State Championship.
Only teams that qualify for the state championship can submit a STEM Research Project video.
• To be eligible for the STEM Research Project award at the state championship, teams will submit an online video to [email protected] by Thursday February 28, 2019. Submissions will include your team number and the YouTube URL to the video. Submissions will NOT be accepted after February 28th.
• Only one entry is allowed per team. However, each team in a multi-team school or club program may submit a separate entry. For example, both teams 123A and 123B may submit separate videos, but team 123A may not submit two videos.
This link provides instructions on how to upload videos to YouTube.
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/57407 (copy/paste the link into a browser)
Full Awards List
Number of State Qualifying Teams: 201
Number of Worlds Spots Awarded: 72
Explanation of VEX IQ Elementary Sub-Divisions, Awards, and World Qualifying Spots:
- VEX IQ Elementary has 201 teams attending state. Teams are divided randomly into 3 separate sub-divisions of 67 teams each, competing on 3 separate stages.
- All 3 VEX IQ Elementary sub-divisions will receive the following World Qualifying Awards, resulting in a total of 66 Awards/Worlds Spots:
- Teamwork Champion x 2 (2 team alliance)
- Teamwork 2nd Place x 2 (2 team alliance)
- Teamwork 3rd Place x 2 (2 team alliance)
- Teamwork 4th Place x 2 (2 team alliance)
- Teamwork 5th Place x 2 (2 team alliance)
- Teamwork 6th Place x 2 (2 team alliance)
- Teamwork 7th Place x 2 (2 team alliance)
- Excellence Award
- Design Award
- Jack Klein Award
- Amaze
- Think
- Create
- Innovate
- Build
- Additionally, the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th overall VEX IQ Elementary State Robot Skills (from the State Championship) teams will also be given Worlds Spots increasing the total to 71 Awards/Worlds Spots.
- The 72nd world state spot will be given to the STEM Research Project Award winner. Only 1 STEM Research Project Award winner will be given to 1 team out of all 201 teams (not 1 per division). Please refer to the STEM Research Project tab of this event for video submission requirements.
- Any open spots due to double qualifiers will be invited to Worlds based upon the Indiana State rankings on the World Skills Standings after the state championship skills scores have been added.
- In order to determine the overall Teamwork State Champion, the winning alliance from each sub-division and three overall wild card alliances (6 total alliances) will compete on the State Championship field for the State Championship title following the IQ Sub-Division Finals and Awards. The wild card alliances are determined by selecting the next top 3 alliances of the 3 sub-divisions combined. Teams who win the Teamwork State Championship will have already qualified to Worlds via Teamwork Championship in their sub-division.
Full Awards List
Number of State Qualifying Teams: 201
Number of Worlds Spots Awarded: 72
Explanation of VEX IQ Elementary Sub-Divisions, Awards, and World Qualifying Spots:
- VEX IQ Elementary has 201 teams attending state. Teams are divided randomly into 3 separate sub-divisions of 67 teams each, competing on 3 separate stages.
- All 3 VEX IQ Elementary sub-divisions will receive the following World Qualifying Awards, resulting in a total of 66 Awards/Worlds Spots:
- Teamwork Champion x 2 (2 team alliance)
- Teamwork 2nd Place x 2 (2 team alliance)
- Teamwork 3rd Place x 2 (2 team alliance)
- Teamwork 4th Place x 2 (2 team alliance)
- Teamwork 5th Place x 2 (2 team alliance)
- Teamwork 6th Place x 2 (2 team alliance)
- Teamwork 7th Place x 2 (2 team alliance)
- Excellence Award
- Design Award
- Jack Klein Award
- Amaze
- Think
- Create
- Innovate
- Build
- Additionally, the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th overall VEX IQ Elementary State Robot Skills (from the State Championship) teams will also be given Worlds Spots increasing the total to 71 Awards/Worlds Spots.
- The 72nd world state spot will be given to the STEM Research Project Award winner. Only 1 STEM Research Project Award winner will be given to 1 team out of all 201 teams (not 1 per division). Please refer to the STEM Research Project tab of this event for video submission requirements.
- Any open spots due to double qualifiers will be invited to Worlds based upon the Indiana State rankings on the World Skills Standings after the state championship skills scores have been added.
- In order to determine the overall Teamwork State Champion, the winning alliance from each sub-division and three overall wild card alliances (6 total alliances) will compete on the State Championship field for the State Championship title following the IQ Sub-Division Finals and Awards. The wild card alliances are determined by selecting the next top 3 alliances of the 3 sub-divisions combined. Teams who win the Teamwork State Championship will have already qualified to Worlds via Teamwork Championship in their sub-division.