They Came; They Saw; They Sorted Laundry! Bearcat BEST 2006 Results
The competition at the Duke Energy Center in downtown Cincinnati was tough, with calls of airball and clothesline in the air.
The students hung in there, and so did their robots.
Here are the results:
Project Engineering Notebooks
1) Loveland
2) Hamilton SE
3) Roger Bacon
(tie) Wyoming
These kids put the X in eXuberance.
Spirit and Sportsmanship
1) Loveland
2) Wyoming
3) St. Xavier
Ross High School/Butler Tech's mascot.
Robot Design "Most" Awards
Most Robust
Davison
Most Creative Design
Roger Bacon
Most Photogenic
Loveland High School
Most Elegant
Davison High School
T-Shirt Awards
1) Wyoming High School
2) Ross High School/Butler Tech
3) Purcell Marian High School Purcell CP
Junior Kyle Glackin shows off Wyoming High School's table display.
Table Displays
1) Wyoming High School
2) Loveland High School
3) Western Hills Design Technology High School
BEST Award (for presentations)
1) Loveland High School
2) Wyoming High School
3) Hamilton Southeastern High School
(tie) Roger Bacon High School
Jenn Bauer, a senior at Roger Bacon.
Game Award (for robot)
1) Davison High School
2) Roger Bacon High School
3) Hamilton Southeastern High School
(tie) St. Xavier High School
Four teams that will be competing in Souths Best in Auburn, Ala., on Dec. 89, 2006. And the winners are (drumroll, please)
Bearcat BEST
1st Place Loveland High School
2nd Place Wyoming High School
Robot Competition
1st Place Davison High School (Michigan)
2nd Place Roger Bacon High School
Goodrich Executive Vice President John Grisik.
About Bearcat BEST 2006: Laundry Quandary
About Bearcat BEST Kick-Off 2006
A Look at Bearcat BEST History
Bearcat BEST 2006 was jointly sponsored by Goodrich Corporation and the Herman Schneider Foundation.
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