STEMley CupMatt Alderson2018-06-12T12:32:54+00:00
The STEMley Cup Championship is a popular, competitive, fun-packed off-season event hosted by MakeShift and Celt-X held at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School every November.
On November 3, 2018 we will be playing a modified version of Power Up, so make sure your team is ready to “play for real”!
Previous STEMley Results:
2017 STEMley Cup Championship – Steamworks:
STEMley Cup Champions: 2056 OP Robotics, 1114 Simbotics, and 6135 Arctos
STEMley Cup Finalists: 2609 BeaverworX, 4917 Sir Lancerbot, and 1334 Red Devils
Square Root Slap Shot (best offensive robot): 4939 Allspark9
Pythagorean PK (best defensive robot): 3015 Ranger Robotics
Frictionless Face Off (best autonomous): 1114 Simbotics
Parabolic Power Play (creative design, use of component, or strategy): 5719 Pink Titans
Catalyst Assist (best buddy and team support in team development, event preparation and during the event): 1334 Red Devils
Buoyant Break Away (pre-rookie, rookie, or young team all-star): 6378 LYNX
Second Derivative Rebound (most improved from competition season): 6135 Arctos
Hip? Check! (best team imagery): 1360 Orbit Robotics
Hat Trig (best all round team that can serve as a role model to others): 2056 OP Robotics
PEO (Professional Engineers of Ontario) Excellence in Engineering Award (Judged): 2702 Rebels
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2016 STEMley Cup Championship – Stronghold:
STEMley Cup Champions: 2056 OP Robotics, 1114 Simbotics, and 5921 Binary Power
STEMley Cup Finalists: 3683 Team Dave, 4678 CyberCavs, and 3161 Tronic Titans
Square Root Slap Shot (best offensive robot): 1114 Simbotics
Pythagorean PK (best defensive robot): 6378 SLS Robotics
Frictionless Face Off (best autonomous): 4678 CyberCavs
Parabolic Power Play (creative design, use of component, or strategy): 1241 Theory6
Catalyst Assist (best buddy and team support in team development, event preparation and during the event): 4039 MakeShift Robotics
Buoyant Break Away (pre-rookie, rookie, or young team all-star): 6342 BT Robotics
Second Derivative Rebound (most improved from competition season): 4476 W.A.F.F.L.E.S.
Hip? Check! (best team imagery): 2604 Metal and Soul
Zygote Zambonis (outstanding volunteer): Lawrence Lech (5406), Sarah Alderson (4039)
Hat Trig (best all round team that can serve as a role model to others): 2056 OP Robotics
AndyMark Gift Certificates awarded to rookie teams:
6342 BT Robotics
6378 SLS Robotics
Largest Donation of LEGO for LEGO D.R.E.A.M.S. Project:
4976 Rebels(Special thanks to 781 Kinetic Knights for also providing a large donation!)
Minute to Win It:
Team Award – 4914 Victoria Park Panthers
Individual Award – D. Ozel, 865 Warp7
This amazing event was featured yet again on CHCH! Watch the clip here.
2015 STEMley Cup Championship – Recycle Rush:
STEMley Cup Champions: 2852 DM High Voltage, 1114 Simbotics, 5631 SpartanDroids
STEMley Cup Finalists: 2056 OP Robotics, 1325 Inverse Paradox, 5921 TLK Kougars
Awards (as voted by the teams in attendance):
Square Root Slap Shot (best offensive robot): 1114 Simbotics
Pythagorean PK (best defensive robot/can-grabber): 2056 OP Robotics
Frictionless Face Off (best autonomous): 4678 CyberCavs
Parabolic Power Play (creative design, use of component, or strategy): 1334 Red Devils
Catalyst Assist (best buddy and team support in team development, event preparation and during the event): 4039 MakeShift Robotics
Buoyant Break Away (rookie/young team stand-out): 5406 Celt-X
Second Derivative Rebound (most improved from competition season): 1241 Theory6
Hip? Check! (best team imagery): 4525 Renaissance Robotics
Zygote Zambonis (outstanding volunteer): Matt Ciprietti, Monica Alderson
Hat Trig (best all round team that can serve as a role model to others): 2852 DM High Voltage
