First Lego League open european Championship 2014presentation award This award recognizes a team that ef-fectively communicates the problem they have identified and their proposed

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awards

1st, 2nd and 3rd ChaMpion’s awardThis award recognizes a team that embodies the FLL experience, by ful-ly embracing our Core Values while achieving excellence and innovation in both the Robot Game and Project.

1st, 2nd and 3rd MeChaniCal design awardThis award recognizes a team that designs and develops a mechanically sound robot that is durable, efficient and highly capable of performing chal-lenge missions.

1st, 2nd and 3rd prograMMing awardThis award recognizes a team that uti-lizes outstanding programming prin-ciples, including clear, concise and reusable code that allows their robot to perform challenge missions auton-omously and consistently.

1st, 2nd and 3rd strategy & innovation awardThis award recognizes a team that uses solid engineering practices and a well developed strategy to design and build an innovative, high performing robot.

1st, 2nd and 3rd robot perforManCe awardThis award recognizes the teams that score the most points during the Robot Game. Teams have a chance to com-pete in at least three 2.5 minute match-es and their highest score counts. 1st and 2nd robot deMo awardThis award recognizes teams with the highest scores at the Robot Demo final rounds..

1st, 2nd and 3rd researCh awardThis award recognizes a team that utiliz-es diverse resources to formulate an in-depth and comprehensive understand-ing of the problem they have identified.

1st, 2nd and 3rd innovative solution awardThis award recognizes a team’s solution that is exceptionally well-considered and creative, with good potential to solve the problem researched.

1st, 2nd and 3rd presentation awardThis award recognizes a team that ef-fectively communicates the problem they have identified and their proposed solution to both the judges and other potential supporters.

1st, 2nd and 3rd inspiration awardThis award celebrates a team that is em-powered by their FLL experience and displays extraordinary enthusiasm and spirit.

1st, 2nd and 3rd teaMwork awardThis award recognizes a team that is able to accomplish more together than they could as individuals through shared goals, strong communication, effective problem solving and excellent time management.

1st, 2nd and 3rd graCious professionalisMtM awardThis award recognizes a team whose members show each other and other teams respect at all times. They recog-nize that both friendly competition and mutual gain are possible, on and off the playing field.

1st, 2nd and 3rd rising star awardThis award recognizes a team that the judges notice and expect great things from in the future..

1st, 2nd and 3rd enterpreneurship awardThis award recognizes the team that has showed initiative and confidence during the tournament, that has faced challenges with maturity and found ef-fective solutions to adversity over the FLL. This award is given subjectively by the judges.

1st, 2nd and 3rd CoaCh awardMany teams reach significant mile-stones thanks to their close relationship with an adult mentor. This award goes to the coach or mentor whose wisdom, guidance, and devotion are most clearly evident in the team’s discussion with the judges.

volunteer awardThe FLL program would not exist with-out its volunteers. This award honors an extraordinary volunteer(s) whose ded-ication to the FLL program has a pos-itive impact on the team experience.

thank You!We warmly thank all 130 volunteers who have come from all over the world to contribute with their time and eagerness to make this OEC an unforgettable experience for all the participants.

the first Jr.fLL at an oeC!friday 30th to saturday 31st

Younger kids will experience a big international event that will motivate them to keep participating in Jr.FLL and FLL and enjoy a variety of science and technology activities and visits.

aBout pampLona

Founded by the Romans and located on the Pilgrim’s Way to Santiago, Pamplona is now a modern and welcoming city with a wide range of activities that include walking around century-old walls and cobbled streets; resting in parks and terraces; trying its delicious tapas (or pinchos as they’re known locally); visiting historical monu-ments; attending great shows or watching tradi-tional sports such as Basque pelota.

Furthermore, its central location makes it the perfect place from which to discover the region’s diversity at your leisure. We present you with the main locations for leisure and culture in the capital of Navarre, as well as the best of its history.

The essentials

The places in Pamplona that you mustn’t forget to visit:• The Ciudadela (citadel), the city’s fortress and larg-est open space and Castle Square.• Cathedral of Santa Maria (14th and 15th centuries).• Museum of Navarre, Kingdom.• Rincón del Caballo Blanco and Plazuela de San José.• A mini-zoo in the moat at La Taconera• Yamaguchi.• Arga River Park.• University campuses.

australia 6. Komplete Kaos Inc 59. Ctrl+Alt+Del

braZil 1. SESI IronBot 35. SESI Fênix 50. SESI Big Bang 52. SESI Cyberzukas 74. Lego Lords

Chile 81. Robotec 2 94. Decatonix

China 12. Beijing Institute of Technology Elementary School 21. Z. H. 42. H. I. I. 65. Beijing No.80 High School 85. East Snow

denMark 5. Robot Bozz

egypt 95. Techno Future

estonia 82. Öökullid

faroe islands 57. Legoholics

finland 36. Huhdin Robot

franCe 45. No Limits

gerMany 13. Robot’S APp XL 15. SAPollo7 30. sAPG Tigers 43. Epunkt e

greeCe 49. RoboTrainers 58. Robot Masters

iCeland 46. 0% Angels

india 9. Seven White Knights 67. RoboGalaxy Crushers

israel 2. Lego Galaxy 34. Lego Panda

italy 48. Pluchirobot 62. Liceo Rosmini Team B

Japan 4. Sakura B (Nara Univ. Edu. J.H.S.) 92. Try*Sky

Jordan 32. Techno Masters 76. N.X.T Leaders

lebanon 63. VIT 75. Robobuilders 4

lithuania 20. Pickles Tech

Malaysia 80. Robodes

MeXiCo 10. Aztech 2 47. Bits and Bytes 28. ElectroBulls 55. Hurricanes 64. Electric Storm 72. Block Force 84. Neon Warriors

Montenegro 51. MonteBot

netherlands 33. NXT Generation 88. Watt’s 2 Clean?

new Zealand 61. R.O.A.R

norway 27. Crazy Generation 3.0 38. Naturtalentene 77. Nonstop

pakistan 56. Fusion Core X

poland 91. iKids_SAP

portugal 17. Robô dos Bosques

Qatar 24. Anonymous 66. Hala 83. Unknown team

saudi arabia 96. DAS

singapore 87. Alpha Skyhawks

slovenia 26. The [un:]PREDictable 69. Black&White

south afriCa 19. ISETangels

south korea 29. YMIT 40. Veritas 78. Ideatree

spain 7. Laurobang 23. Aldeatrón Robotix 31. Siena Robotic Team 41. Mechatronic Ants 68. Hiponova 79. Turabot Alfa 89. Nazaret Los Volcanes

switZerland 71. Electronic Machines Schiers

taiwan 14. Water Wars 60. Taiwan CiJin Typhoon Fighter (TCTF)

turkey 11. Event Horizon 25. Rotatech Amazonlar 44. SivriceDream 53. Robotica 70. Sanco 93. Panic at Dacka

ukraine 16. Prometheus 90. Freedom

united kingdoM 8. ASL Griffin Sprog 37. C14 54. Beechen Bots 73. Widcombe Wrobotiers

usa 3. The Incredibots 18. Robo Warriors 22. CoeBotics 39. Toyminators 86. Fruit Salad

Jr.fll 101. Marrecs de Vilassar 102. The Incredible Lego Group 103. SolPeques 104. Los Catastrónicos Jr 105. Los Catastróficos 106. Las Maremoto de Guimar

team List

sCientia foundation Scientia Foundation is a non-profit organization that aims to promote scientific and technological vocations through the values of innovation, crea-tivity, teamwork and problem solving. In associa-tion with FIRST and LEGO, Scientia Foundation has organized, since 2006, FIRST LEGO League, since 2011, Junior FIRST LEGO League and since 2012, FIRST Tech Challenge.

nature’s furY ChaLLenge

In the 2013 NATURE’S FURY Challenge, over 200,000 children from over 70 countries have explored the awe-inspiring storms, quakes, waves and more that we call natural disasters. Teams have discovered what can be done when intense natural events meet the places people live, work, and play. In OEC 2014 95 teams that qualified in their national tournaments will share their inno-vative solutions in their projects, their robot designs and core values, apart from solving the robot game missions.

Scientific project10min. Teams present their project before a team of judges. Projects consist of 3 parts: 1) Identifying a real life problem; 2) Creating an innovative solution; 3) Sharing it with others.

Robot design10min. Teams present a robot design to judges who will assess design and engineering, as well as strategy and programming.

Core values10min. Teams will show by means of a poster, how they have embraced core values in their project. They will be asked to carry out some teamwork activity to show how they work as a team.

Robot game2.30min. The robot must get the maximum score at the missions. There are 3 rounds for each team, where the Robot Performance Award is decided. This year the robot has to protect, reconstruct and give solutions to damage and consequences of natural disasters.

Mission

supply truCkAt the end of the match the supply truck is touching the mat in the yellow region. >Value: 20

evaCuation signAt the end of the match the sign is obviously up, held in place only by the slider’s friction with the mat. >Value: 30

Cargo planeAt the end of the match the plane is in the yellow region. Note: Points are given for yellow and not LT Blue, or for LT Blue, but not both. >Value: Yellow and not LT Blue: 20; -or- LT Blue: 30

tree branChAt the end of the match the east tree branch is closer to the mat than the electric cables are. The tree and the electric cable models are upright, touching the mat. >Value: 30

tsunaMiAt the end of the match all three waves are touching the mat. >Value: 20

aMbulanCeAt the end of the match the ambu-lance is in the yellow region. All the ambulance’s wheels are touching the mat. >Value: 25

runwayAt the end of the match nothing except wave water and/or the plane is touching the mat any-where on the runway. >Value: 30

ConstruCtion reloCationAt the end of the match there are no grey building units anywhere in the LT green region. >Value: 20

base isolation testAt the end of the match the west tan building is undamaged: Four segments, 90° to mat, and “per-fect” alignment. The east tan building is obviously damaged. The damage was caused purely by movement of the rolling frame. >Value: 30

Code ConstruCtionAt the end of the match a multi-sto-ry building is in the pink region. The building is made of building seg-ments only. The finished building does not rely on strategic objects or the robot in any way. >Value: 5 each segment of height

obstaClesDuring the match the robot has crossed completely over the west line of the noted region, from the west only. Note: This mission may be repeat-ed as desired. Points given are permanent unless a better result replaces them later in the same match. >Value: DK Blue... 10 points; -or- DK Green... 16; -or- Purple... 23, -or- Red... 31

house liftAt the end of the match the house is locked in its high position. >Value: 25

progressAt the end of the match the point-er has reached colors as a result of red lever motion only (moving left in the picture).Note: Points for this mission are awarded to both teams. >Value: 2 for each color reached.

faMilyAt the end of the match at least two people are together in any colored region. Note: Points are awarded for 2, or 3, but not both. >Value: at least 2 people togeth-er… 2; The 3 together… 66.

waterAt the end of the match at least one person is together with (bot-tled) water in the same region. >Value: people with at least 1 wa-ter: 15 each.

safetyAt the end of the match at least one person is in a region colored red or yellow. >Value: people in Yellow… 12 each; people in Red…18 each.

petsAt the end of the match at least one pet is together with at least one person in any colored region. >Value: pets with at least 1 person: 15 each.

supplies & eQuipMentAt the end of the match at least one non-water item is in a region colored red or yellow.Note: 12 possible… 2-way radio, battery, generator, 2 fuel, grain, bread, medicine, boom box, flash-light, dirt bike, helmet). >Value: any in Yellow: 3 each; any in Red… 4 each.

safe plaCeAt the end of the match the robot is in the red region at the end of the match. >Value: 25

gaMe penaltyIf a penalty is earned, the ref places a roof debris model on the west-most possible roof mark which is completely empty. Placement is expected to be closely aligned on the mark, but may not be per-fect. For penalties after the 4th, the west-most debris is placed as far as possible into the northeast corner of the LT blue region. The robot may not remove debris from the LT blue region.>Value: Any in LT Blue... -13 each; any outside LT Blue...-10 each.

praCtiCe round

Thursday. May 29th, 2014. 10:00am – 12:30pm Main Auditorium, Ground Floor

schedule table 1 table 2 table 3 table 4 table 5 table 6 table 7 table 8

10:00am 1. SESI IronBot. Brazil

13. Robot'S APp XL. Germany

49. RoboTrainers. Greece

61. R.O.A.R. New Zealand

10:05am 25. Rotatech Amazonlar. Turkey

37. C14. United Kingdom

73. Widcombe Wrobotiers. United Kingdom

85. East Snow. China

10:10am 3. The Incredibots. USA

15. SAPollo7. Germany

51. MonteBot. Montenegro

63. VIT. Lebanon

10:15am 27. Crazy Genera-tion 3.0. Norway

39. Toyminators. USA

75. Robobuilders 4. Lebanon

87. Alpha Sky-hawks. Singapore

10:20am 5. Robot Bozz. Denmark

17. Robô dos Bosques. Portugal

53. Robotica. Turkey

65. Beijing No.80 High School. China

10:25am 29. YMIT. South Korea

41. Mechatronic Ants. Spain

77. Nonstop. Norway

89. Nazaret Los Volcanes. Spain

10:30am 7. Laurobang. Spain

19. ISET Angels. South Africa

55. Hurricanes. Mexico

67. RoboGalaxy Crushers. India

10:35am 31. Siena Robotic Team. Spain

43. Epunkt e. Germany

79. TURABOT Alfa. Spain

91. iKids_SAP. Poland

10:40am 9. Seven White Knights. India

21. Z. H. China 57. Legoholics. Faroe Islands

69. Black&White. Slovenia

10:45am 33. NXT Generation. The Netherlands

45. No Limits. France

81. Robotec 2. Chile

93. Panic at Dacka. Turkey

10:50am 11. Event Horizon. Turkey

23. Aldeatrón Robotix. Spain

59. Ctrl+Alt+Del. Australia

71. Electronic Machines Schiers. Switzerland

10:55am 35. SESI Fênix. Brazil

47. Bits and Bytes. Mexico

83. unknown team. Qatar

95. Techno Future. Egypt

11:00am break

11:30am 2. Lego Galaxy. Israel

14. Water Wars. Taiwan

50. SESI Big Bang. Brazil

62. Liceo Rosmini Team B. Italy

11:35am 26. The [un:]PREDictable. Slovenia

38. Naturtal-entene. Norway

74. Lego Lords. Brazil

86. Fruit Salad. USA

11:40am 4. Sakura B (Nara Univ. Edu. J.H.S.). Japan

16. Prometheus. Ukraine

52. SESI Cyber-zukas. Brazil

64. Electric Storm. Mexico

11:45am 28. ElectroBulls. Mexico

40. Veritas. South Korea

76. N.X.T. Leaders. Jordan

88. Watt's 2 Clean? The Netherlands

11:50am 6. Komplete Kaos Inc. Australia

18. Robo Warriors. USA

54. Beechen Bots. United Kingdom

66. Hala. Qatar

11:55am 30. sAPG Tigers. Germany

42. H. I. I. China 78. Ideatree. South Korea

90. Freedom. Ukraine

12:00am 8. ASL Griffin Sprog. United Kingdom

20. Pickles Tech. Lithuania

56. Fusion Core X. Pakistan

68. Hiponova. Spain

12:05pm 32. Techno Masters. Jordan

44. SivriceDream. Turkey

80. Robodes. Malaysia

92. Try*Sky. Japan

12:10pm 10. Aztech 2. Mexico

22. CoeBotics. USA

58. Robot Masters. Greece

70. Sanco. Turkey

12:15pm 34. Lego Panda. Israel

46. 0% Angels. Iceland

82. Öökullid. Estonia

94. Decatonix. Chile

12:20pm 12. Beijing Inst. of Tech. Elementary School. China

24. Anonymous. Qatar

60. Taiwan CiJin Typhoon Fighter (TCTF). Taiwan

72. Block Force. Mexico

12:25pm 36. Huhdin Robot. Finland

48. Pluchirobot. Italy

84. Neon Warriors. Mexico

96. DAS. Saudi Arabia

schedule room 1 room 2 room 3 room 4 room 5 room 6 room 7 room 8 room 9 room 10

9:30am 65. Beijing No.80 High School. China

66. Hala. Qatar




76. N.X.T Leaders. Jordan

77. Nonstop. Norway

78. Ideatree. South Korea

79. Turabot Alfa. Spain


10:10am 11. Event Hori-zon. Turkey

12. Beijing I. of T. Elementary School. China









10:50am 21. Z. H. China 22. CoeBotics. USA



25. Rotatech Amazonlar. Turkey

26. The [un:]PREDictable. Slovenia

27. Crazy Generation 3.0. Norway

28. ElectroBulls. Mexico

29. YMIT. South Korea

30. sAPG Tigers. Germany

11:30am break

12:00am 63. VIT. Lebanon 64. Electric Storm. Mexico


68. Hiponova. Spain


70. Sanco. Turkey

71. Electronic Machines Schiers. CH



12:40pm 83. Unknown team. Qatar




87. Alpha Skyhawks. Singapore

88. Watt's 2 Clean?. The Netherlands




1:20pm break

2:30pm 33. NXT Generation. The Netherlands

34. Lego Panda. Israel

35. SESI Fênix. Brazil

36. Huhdin Robot. Finland






42. H. I. I. China

3:10pm 43. Epunkt e. Germany

44. Sivrice-Dream. Turkey





49. RoboTrain-ers. Greece




3:50pm break

4:10pm 53. Robotica. Turkey




57. Legoholics. Faroe Islands

58. Robot Mas-ters. Greece





4:50pm 1. SESI IronBot. Brazil

2. Lego Galaxy. Israel

3. The Incredi-bots. USA

4. Sakura B(-Nara Univ. Edu. J.H.S.). Japan

5. Robot Bozz. Denmark

6. Komplete Kaos Inc. Australia

7. Laurobang. Spain

8. ASL Griffin Sprog. United Kingdom

9. Seven White Knights. India

10. Aztech 2. Mexico

5:30pm 31. Siena Robotic Team. Spain

32. Techno Masters. Jordan






92. Try*Sky. Japan

proJeCt & Core VaLues

Friday. May 30th, 2014. 9:30am – 6:10pm Rooms 1 to 8, 3RD Floor | Rooms 9 to 10, –1 Floor

schedule room 1 room 2 room 3 room 4 room 5 room 6 room 7 room 8

10:00am 5. Robot Bozz. Denmark


31. Siena Robotic Team. Spain

32. Techno Mas-ters. Jordan





10:25am 1. SESI IronBot. Brazil


3. The Incredibots. USA

4. Sakura B (Nara Univ. Edu. J.H.S.). Japan




92. Try*Sky. Japan

10:50am 7. Laurobang. Spain








11:15am break

11:45am 49. RoboTrainers. Greece
















12:35pm 41. Mechatronic Ants. Spain

42. H. I. I. China 43. Epunkt e. Germany






1:00pm break

2:30pm 89. Nazaret Los Volcanes. Spain






21. Z. H. China 22. CoeBotics. USA

2:55pm 63. VIT. Lebanon 64. Electric Storm. Mexico

11. Event Horizon. Turkey

12. Beijing Inst. of Tech. Elementary School. China





3:20pm 25. Rotatech Amazonlar. Turkey


27. Crazy Genera-tion 3.0. Norway






3:45pm break

4:15pm 65. Beijing No.80 High School. China

66. Hala. Qatar 67. RoboGalaxy Crushers. India

68. Hiponova. Spain


70. Sanco. Turkey 71. Electronic Machines Schiers. Switzerland


4:40pm 81. Robotec 2. Chile


83. Unknown team. Qatar






5:05pm 73. Widcombe Wrobotiers. United Kingdom




77. Nonstop. Norway




Friday. May 30th, 2014. 10:00am – 5:30pm –2 Floor

roBot design

roBot game

Friday. May 30th, 2014. 10:00am – 12:30pm Main Auditorium, Ground Floor

1st round schedule table 1 table 2 table 3 table 4 table 5 table 6 table 7 table 8

10:00am 58. Robot Masters. Greece




10:05am 40. Veritas. South Korea




10:10am 42. H. I. I. China 43. Epunkt e. Germany

33. NXT Generation. The Netherlands


10:15am 62. Liceo Rosmini Team B. Italy




10:20am 46. 0% Angels. Iceland




10:25am 44. SivriceDream. Turkey




10:30am 50. SESI Big Bang. Brazil




10:35am 48. Pluchirobot. Italy


63. VIT. Lebanon 64. Electric Storm. Mexico

10:40am 69. Black&White. Slovenia


70. Sanco. Turkey 84. Neon Warriors. Mexico

10:45am 72. Block Force. Mexico



68. Hiponova. Spain

10:50am 74. Lego Lords. Brazil



66. Hala. Qatar

10:55am 76. N.X.T Leaders. Jordan




11:00am break

11:30am 78. Ideatree. South Korea




11:35am 94. Decatonix. Chile

77. Nonstop. Norway



11:40am 82. Öökullid. Estonia




11:45am 80. Robodes. Malaysia


92. Try*Sky. Japan 93. Panic at Dacka. Turkey

11:50am 26. The [un:]PREDictable. Slovenia

7. Laurobang. Spain



11:55am 8. ASL Griffin Sprog. United Kingdom




12:00am 10. Aztech 2. Mexico


1. SESI IronBot. Brazil


12:05pm 12. Beijing Inst. of Tech. Elementary School. China




12:10pm 14. Water Wars. Taiwan




12:15pm 30. sAPG Tigers. Germany




12:20pm 18. Robo Warriors. USA


22. CoeBotics. USA


12:25pm 16. Prometheus. Ukraine

21. Z. H. China 24. Anonymous. Qatar


Friday. May 30th, 2014. 3:00pm – 5:30pm Main Auditorium, Ground Floor

2nd round schedule table 1 table 2 table 3 table 4 table 5 table 6 table 7 table 8

3:00pm 71. Electronic Machines Schiers. Switzerland




3:05pm 66. Hala. Qatar 68. Hiponova. Spain



3:10pm 65. Beijing No.80 High School. China




3:15pm 69. Black&White. Slovenia

70. Sanco. Turkey 86. Fruit Salad. USA


3:20pm 73. Widcombe Wrobotiers. United Kingdom




3:25pm 75. Robobuilders 4. Lebanon




3:30pm 77. Nonstop. Norway




3:35pm 79. Turabot Alfa. Spain




3:40pm 7. Laurobang. Spain




3:45pm 2. Lego Galaxy. Israel


17. Robô dos Bos-ques. Portugal


3:50pm 1. SESI IronBot. Brazil



21. Z. H.. China

3:55pm 5. Robot Bozz. Denmark


22. CoeBotics. USA


4:00pm 9. Seven White Knights. India




4:05pm break

4:35pm 11. Event Horizon. Turkey


32. Techno Mas-ters. Jordan


4:40pm 13. Robot'S APp XL. Germany




4:45pm 15. SAPollo7. Germany




4:50pm 39. Toyminators. USA




4:55pm 34. Lego Panda. Israel



92. Try*Sky. Japan





5:05pm 37. C14. United Kingdom




5:10pm 41. Mechatronic Ants. Spain

42. H. I. I. China 23. Aldeatrón Robotix. Spain


5:15pm 43. Epunkt e. Germany




5:20pm 45. No Limits. France




5:25pm 47. Bits and Bytes. Mexico



63. VIT. Lebanon

roBot game

Saturday. May 31st, 2014. 9:30am – 12:00pm Main Auditorium, Ground Floor

3rd round schedule table 1 table 2 table 3 table 4 table 5 table 6 table 7 table 8

9:30am 21. Z. H. China 14. Water Wars. Taiwan

7. Laurobang. Spain


9:35am 28. ElectroBulls. Mexico




9:40am 13. Robot'S APp XL. Germany

22. CoeBotics. USA


1. SESI IronBot. Brazil

9:45am 29. YMIT. South Korea




9:50am 25. Rotatech Amazonlar. Turkey




9:55am 23. Aldeatrón Robotix. Spain




10:00am 19. ISET Angels. South Africa




10:05am 6. Komplete Kaos Inc. Australia




10:10am 53. Robotica. Turkey




10:15am 60. Taiwan CiJin Typhoon Fighter (TCTF). Taiwan

63. VIT. Lebanon 41. Mechatronic Ants. Spain

43. Epunkt e. Germany

10:20am 45. No Limits. France



33. NXT Generation. The Netherlands

10:25am 61. R.O.A.R. New Zealand




10:30am break

11:00am 57. Legoholics. Faroe Islands




11:05am 55. Hurricanes. Mexico




11:10am 51. MonteBot. Montenegro



42. H. I. I. China

11:15am 38. Naturtalente-ne. Norway




11:20am 85. East Snow. China




11:25am 92. Try*Sky. Japan 95. Techno Future. Egypt



11:30am 77. Nonstop. Norway




11:35am 93. Panic at Dacka. Turkey




11:40am 89. Nazaret Los Volcanes. Spain


68. Hiponova. Spain


11:45am 87. Alpha Skyhawks. Singapore

66. Hala. Qatar 88. Watt's 2 Clean? The Netherlands


11:50am 83. Unknown team. Qatar




11:55am 70. Sanco. Turkey 96. DAS. Saudi Arabia



Saturday. May 31st, 2014. 12:10pm – 12:50pm Main Auditorium, Ground Floor

eXhibition finale

schedule table 1 table 2 table 3 table 4 table 5 table 6 table 7 table 8

12:10pm Quarter-finals. Team 1

Quarter-finals. Team 8



12:15pm Quarter-finals. Team 3




12:25pm Semi-finals. Team 1

Semi-finals. Team 4

Semi-finals. Team 2

Semi-finals. Team 3

12:35pm Finale. Team 1 Finale. Team 2

12:40pm Finale. Team 2 Finale. Team 1

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First Lego League open european Championship 2014presentation award This award recognizes a team that ef-fectively communicates the problem they have identified and their proposed