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5th Annual LCSS FIRST LEGO League Qualifier

Writer: LCSS Media Reports
LCSS Media Reports
Dec 4, 2023
1 min read


The 5th annual Stillhouse Hollow FIRST LEGO League Qualifier was underway last Friday, and LCSS could not be prouder! Over 300 students competed for a spot to attend the Cookeville State Robotics Event on February 10, 2024, and many hands lifted the successful Event to help our kids get there!


We want to give an exceptional thanks to Pastor Jeff of First Baptist Church for allowing the use of their facilities. Mr. Cheatwood and his class at LCHS for moving and building the robotics tables. The classes of Mr. Boston, Mr. Fischer, and Mr. Barnett for building the LEGO game missions. Ms. Mary Long and the EOC Media Team for LIVE Streaming the Event. The LCSS Technology Department and Career Coaches for all of their support. In addition, former FIRST Alumni Fab 4 Team Carter, Rowan, Jaley, and Ben for hosting and managing!


Our Community sponsors are the force behind our consistent success, and the countless hours and dollars given are inspiring! Jason Shelton and his Team at Loretto Telecom provided judges and paid for all of our robotics team shirts. Lawrenceburg Utility System furnished lunch for everyone. Robotic Game Referees included Mr. Jason Shelton (Loretto Telecom), Mr. Bryan Brewer (Inmotion), Barry Brian (DRM), Bailey Barnett (Plasma), Ms. Samantha Childress (LCHS), Mr. Nick Quillen (LHS), and Lead Ref Koda Davis (former LCSS student). TN Valley Robotics, TVA, and FIRST have supported Stillhouse in multiple ways, from providing materials and/or dollars to ensuring success!



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Rising All-Star

51300 - Super Bots

Motivate Award

51863 - Fancy Fishers

Engineering Excellence

51859 - Veloci Builders

Coach/Mentor Award

Nicki Bergin



Robot Design Award

1st 46130 - Jawsome Sharks

2nd 51865 - Lego Warriors

Core Values Award

1st 46134 - Mighty Dux

2nd 51860 - Rock N' Robots

Innovation Project Award

1st 46129 - Spike It

2nd 51867 - LEGO Lions

Robot Performance Award

1st 46135 - E-Lemon-8rs

2nd 51859 - Veloci Builders

3rd 46136 - Muscle Machines

Champion's Award

1st 46135 - E-Lemon-8rs

2nd 46136 - Muscle Machines

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13 Comments


Cole Kelp
Cole Kelp
Sep 18

What an incredible event! Congratulations to all the participants and a big thank you to everyone who contributed to making the 5th Annual LCSS FIRST LEGO League Qualifier a success. Check out this Random Letter Generator for some fun inspiration!

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Churchill Dennis
Sep 11

It’s awesome to see over 300 students competing at the 5th annual Stillhouse Hollow qualifier, and I love that Mr. Cheatwood’s LCHS class built the robotics tables while other classes built the LEGO missions. Congrats to everyone headed to the Cookeville State Robotics Event on February 10, and big thanks to Pastor Jeff and the live-stream team for making it all possible. By the way, I keep a free calculator suite with transparent, documented formulas I like to share: https://sumivo.net/

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