Save humanity by avoiding a nuclear meltdown
RAD to the Core
Alarm bells ringing and red lights flashing were our first clues that something was wrong!
The objective of this game is to design and build a remotely-controlled device which runs on an overhead track and removes fuel rods from nuclear reactors, placing them into Multi-Tube Containment Vessels.
Kickoff - September 15, 2001, WSU Hughes Metropolitan Complex
Game Day - October 27, 2001, WSU Levit Arena
Andale High School
Caldwell High School
Campus High School
Clearwater High School
Collegiate Upper School
Derby High School
* Douglass High School
*Gardner-Edgerton High School
Goddard High School
*Halstead-Bentley High School
Hesston High School
*Independence High School
The Independent Upper School
*Madison High School
Maize High School
Mulvane High School
Northeast Magnet High School
Rose Hill High School
*Southeast High School
Sunrise Christian Academy
*Towne East Education Resource Center
Trinity Academy
Valley Center High School
West High School
Wichita Homeschool
Robot Performance
1st Place - Madison High School, 2nd Place - Rose Hill High School, 3rd Place - Clearwater High School, 4th Place - West High School
BEST Award
1st Place - Goddard High School, 2nd Place - Wichita Homeschool, 3rd Place - Andale High School
Boeing Creativity Award (design and strategy)
Halstead-Bentley High School
LSI Logic Most Robust Award (sturdy design)
Clearwater High School
Raytheon Aircraft Craftsmanship Award
Rose Hill High School
Teamwork And Sportsmanship Awards
Campus High School
Wichita Eagle Article, Oct 28 2001