Event Information
Dates and times of upcoming events can be found on the Calendar.
Portland, Pacific Northwest Regional:
This is our primary event. We take the whole team down to Portland on Wednesday night, and get settled in our hotel. On Thursday we proceed to breakfast, and then meet down at the arena, three people go in to uncrate, and then when allowed we all proceed down to the pits. We then compete for most of the day, and then we go meet at the hotel. We then go to the Macaroni Grill to eat in downtown Portland. We then return to the hotel, and meet to discuss the day. Friday we meet in the lobby, take the train to the event, attend the event, we watch and pay attention. in the evening we go to our beloved Todai for the greatest social gathering the team participates in. Friday night we discuss the event in depth in one of our rooms. Saturday we attend the event, cheer our loudest, watch in awe. After the event we return to Tacoma in high spirits.
Seattle, Microsoft Seattle Regional:
Well, it is in Seattle this year so we shall see how it goes, rather than in Tacoma.
Bellevue, FLL State Championships:
Friday before the competitions a few of our team go up to Bellevue to assist in the set-up of the event. The following Saturday, most of our team comes up to provide a significant portion of the volunteers at the event. We help with score-keeping, video projection, runners, guides, and judges.
Bellevue, FTC State Championships:
The day before the competitions a few of our team go up to Bellevue to assist in the set-up of the event. The following day, most of our team comes up to provide a significant portion of the volunteers at the event. We help with score-keeping, video projection, runners, guides, and judges.
Bellevue, Workshops:
On a Saturday in November, many of us go to Bellevue for a day of workshops put on by FIRSTWA. They are usually very informative, and useful, and have inspired passion for certain areas in some of our members.
Tacoma, Summer Camp:
Every summer we run a summer camp for late grade school and middle school students, usually themed on FLL.
