North Texas Regional Competitions

2009 Competition

2008 Competition

2007 Competition

2006 Competition

2005 Competition

2004 Competition

2003 Competition

2002 Competition

2001 Competition

 

2009 Competition

  • Registered 34 public schools from 21 districts, 4 private schools and 2 home schools;
  • Attracted teams from as far away as Lubbock, New Braunfels and Houston;
  • Involved over 500 students, more than half of whom were female or minority;
  • Evaluated designs of 33 teams from 21 schools that completed the program and presented future cities to the judges;
  • North Texas team placed 5th at the National Competition and won awards for Best Model and for Most Innovative Power Generation System sponsored by the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program.
  • Had media coverage by the Dallas Morning News, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Denton Record-Chronical, Plano Star Courier, Sunday Gazette Mail and Kingwood Observer (circulation about 1M) and KDFW, WFAA and KDAF
Argyle ISD
-Argyle MS		 Birdville ISD
-Richland MS		 Boles ISD
-Boles MS
Castleberry ISD
-Irma Marsh MS		 Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD
-Dewitt Perry MS		 Corsicana ISD
-Collins MS
Crowley ISD
-Summer Creek MS		 Dallas ISD
-Harry Stone Montessori
-WB Travis Academy		 Decatur ISD
-Decatur MS
Denton ISD
-McMath MS
-Harpool MS		 Elgin ISD
-Elgin MS		 Frisco ISD
-Griffin MS
-Pioneer Heritage MS
-Staley MS
Fort Worth ISD
-Applied Learning Academy
-Handley MS
-McLean MS
-Wm James MS		 Grapevine-Colleyville ISD
-Cross Timbers MS
-Grapevine MS		 Grand Prairie ISD
-Arnold MS
-Lee MS
-Reagan MS
-Truman MS
Humble ISD
-Kingwood MS		 Keller ISD
-Indian Springs MS		 Lubbock ISD
-Dunbar MS
New Braunfels ISD
-New Braunfels MS		 Plano ISD
-Hendrick MS
-Schimelpfenig MS		 Tyler ISD
-Hubbard MS
-Moore MST Magnet
Private
-Dallas Academy, Dallas
-St. Monica School, Dallas
-The Clariden Sch, Southlake
-Westwood School, Dallas		 Home Schools
-Grace Academy, Rockwall
-Homeschool, Arlington		  
Awards and Recognition

FIRST PLACE: HELIOPOLIS, McLean MS, Fort Worth

SECOND PLACE: HYDREAM, Pioneer Heritage MS, Frisco

THIRD PLACE: CITY OF DREAMS, Kingwood MS, Kingwood

Special Awards

  • AIA-FORT WORTH
    ARCHITECTURAL ACHIEVEMENT     - City of Dreams - Kingwood MS, Kingwood
  • ASCE-DALLAS
    CIVIL ENGINEERING INFRASTRUCTURE     - El Agua - Pioneer Heritage MS, Frisco
  • ASHRAE-DALLAS & FORT WORTH
    EXCELLENCE IN HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING CONCEPTS     - Argyle - Argyle MS, Argyle
  • ASQ
    EXCELLENCE IN QUALITY     - Kleiniwazzer - Decatur MS, Decatur
  • DALLAS CEC
    INNOVATIVE USE OF ENGINEERING     - Dextonian - Pioneer Heritage MS, Frisco
  • HNTB
    GREENEST FUTURE CITY     - Hydream - Pioneer Heritage MS, Frisco
  • INCOSE-NORTH TEXAS
    BEST SYSTEMS DESIGN     - POW - Wm James MS, Fort Worth
  • TSPE-FORT WORTH
    EXCELLENCE IN TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM DESIGN     - Ocean Blue - Applied Learning Academy, Fort Worth
  • UTA-PRESIDENT'S CMTE ON SUSTAINABILITY
    EXCELLENCE IN SUSTAINABLE WATER USE     - Schonheit - Arlington Homeschool, Arlington
  • BEST CITY SIMULATION - Heliopolis - McLean MS, Fort Worth
  • BEST ESSAY - Xanadu - Hendrick MS, Plano
  • BEST FUTURE CITY NAME - Brightwater - Grace Academy, Rockwall
  • EXCELLENCE IN APPLICATION OF FUTURISTIC CONCEPTS - Tantalum - Summer Creek MS, Crowley
  • EXCELLENCE IN AEROSPACE COMPONENT - JHAK Town - Summer Creek MS, Crowley
  • EXCELLENCT IN APPLICATION OF WATER RECYCLING - Lavaland - Summer Creek MS, Crowley
  • EXCELLENCE IN COMMUNICATION SYSTEM DESIGN - New Denton City - McMath MS, Denton
  • EXCELLENCE IN MANUFACTURING CONCEPTS - Aqua Cristaline - Decatur MS, Decatur
  • EXCELLENCE IN PERSONAL TRANSPORTATION DESIGN - Undiscovered - Applied Learning Academy, Fort Worth
  • EXCELLENCE IN THE USE OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS - Richland - Richland MS, Birdville
  • EXCELLENCE IN THE USE OF PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE - Cibola - Boles MS, Quinlan
  • EXCELLENCE IN THE USE OF ALTERNATIVE ENERGY - Los Angeles 2 - Summer Creek MS, Crowley
  • PEOPLE'S CHOICE MODEL - Heliopolis - McLean MS, Fort Worth
Sponsors
  • Shell
  • Lockheed Martin
  • IEEE Fort Worth and Dallas Sections
  • UT Arlington
  • AO Associates
  • Electronic Arts-Maxis
  • National Engineers Week Foundation
  • Sumx Inc.
  • AIA, Fort Worth
  • ASCE, Dallas
  • ASHRAE, Dallas & Fort Worth
  • ASQ, Dallas
  • Dallas CEC
  • HNTB
  • INCOSE, North Texas
  • TSPE, Fort Worth
  • UTA, President's Committee on Sustainability

2008 Competition

  • Registered 33 schools from 24 districts, 1 private school and 1 home school;
  • Attracted teams from as far away as Lubbock and Houston;
  • Involved over 500 students, more than half of whom were female or minority;
  • Had one of the largest and most accomplished field of teams completing the program: 48 teams from 20 schools presented designs to the judges;
  • North Texas team won the Excellence in Systems Engineering award from IIE at the National Competition in Washington, DC
  • Had media coverage by the Dallas Morning News, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Keller Citizen, and Kingwood Observer (circulation about 1.4M) and KDFW, KXAS, WFAA, KTVT and KDAF (viewership over 700,000)
Bangs ISD
-Bangs MS		 Birdville ISD
-Richland MS		 Boles ISD
-Boles MS
Corsicana ISD
-Collins MS		 Crowley ISD
-Crowley MS		 Decatur ISD
-Decatur MS
Denton ISD
-Calhoun MS
-McMath MS		 Everman ISD
-Everman JH		 Fort Worth ISD
-Applied Learning Academy
-Dunbar MS
-McLean MS
-Wm James MS
Frisco ISD
-Pioneer Heritage MS
-Roach MS
-Staley MS		 Grand Prairie ISD
-Arnold MS		 Grapevine-Colleyville ISD
-Cross Timbers MS
HEB ISD
-Central JH		 Humble ISD
-Kingwood MS		 Keller ISD
-Indian Springs MS
Killeen ISD
-Nolan MS		 Linden-Kildare ISD
-ML Stephens JH		 Lubbock ISD
-Dunbar MS
Mansfield ISD
-Coble MS		 McKinney ISD
-Dowell MS		 Mount Enterprise ISD
-Mt. Enterprise School
Nazareth ISD
-Nazareth School		 Plano ISD
-Carpenter MS
-Hendrick MS
-Schimelpfenig MS		 Waco ISD
-GL Wiley MS
-C Chavez MS
Private Schools
-Westwood School, Dallas		 Home Schools
-Infant of Prague
Awards and Recognition

FIRST PLACE: VARVARA, Westwood School, Dallas

SECOND PLACE: PROSPERITY, Kingwood MS, Kingwood

THIRD PLACE: NEOS ORCHI, McLean MS, Fort Worth

Special Awards

  • AIA-FORT WORTH, ARCHITECTURAL ACHIEVEMENT - Covenent City - Applied Learning Academy, Fort Worth
  • ASCE-DALLAS, CIVIL ENGINEERING INFRASTRUCTURE - Jameel Ujamaa, Eritrea - Dunbar MS, Lubbock
  • ASHRAE-DALLAS & FORT WORTH, EXCELLENCE IN HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING CONCEPTS - Vancouver - Applied Learning Academy, Fort Worth
  • HNTB, MOST "GREEN" FUTURE CITY - La Cuidad del Futuro - Pioneer Heritage MS, Frisco
  • INCOSE, BEST SYSTEM DESIGN - Esperanca - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • TSPE, BEST TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS - Varvara - Westwood School, Dallas
  • EXCELLENCE IN ENVIRONMENTALLY ENERGY - Simplex Olim - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • EXCELLENT MANUFACTURING ZONE - Ebony Coast - Hendrick MS, Plano
  • EXCELLENT COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS DESIGN - Hollymasstamichatex - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • EXCELLENCE IN THE USE OF PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE - New Orleans Reborn - Wm. James MS, Fort Worth
  • EXCELLENT PARKS AND RECREATION ZONES - Bubble Town - Crowley MS, Crowley
  • EXCELLENT AEROSPACE COMPONENT - Technolgia - Decatur MS, Decatur
  • EXCELLENCE IN SUSTAINABLE DESIGN - Linfen, China - Dunbar MS, Lubbock
  • EXCELLENCE IN THE USE OF WATER RESOURCES - Olympus - Boles MS, Boles
  • EXCELLENCE IN THE USE OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS - San Antonio - Crowley MS, Crowley
  • BEST NAME - Schim City - Schimelpfenig MS, Plano
  • PEOPLES' CHOICE MODEL - New Delta City - McMath MS, Denton
  • BEST ESSAY - Prosperity - Kingwood MS, Kingwood
  • JUDGES' CHOICE - Betseyville - Bangs MS, Bangs
Sponsors
  • Shell
  • Lockheed Martin
  • IEEE Fort Worth and Dallas Sections
  • UT Arlington
  • AO Associates
  • Electronic Arts-Maxis
  • National Engineers Week Foundation
  • Sumx Inc.
  • AIA, Fort Worth
  • ASCE, Dallas
  • ASHRAE, Dallas & Fort Worth
  • HNTB
  • INCOSE, North Texas
  • TSPE, Fort Worth

2007 Competition

  • 23 districts and 36 public schools, 5 private schools, 5 parochial schools and 1 homeschool.
  • Teams came from as far away as Lubbock, Austin and Texarkana.
  • More than 600 students involved.
  • 50 teams representing 25 schools completed the competition for one of the largest and most diverse fields we have seen.
  • More than 50 percent of student competitors were women and minorities.
  • North Texas representative to the national competition awarded xxxx
  • More than 100 professionals from over 50 local companies/corporations volunteered 1500 hours for mentoring, judging, and organizing.
  • Volunteers represented more than a dozen technical disciplines and professional associations.
  • Media coverage: Print, including the Dallas Morning News - 5 articles, 1M circulation and TV, including local ABC, NBC, and CW affiliates - 3 segments, 600K viewers.
Allen ISD
-Ford MS		 Bangs ISD
-Bangs MS		 Birdville ISD
-North Richland MS
-North Ridge MS
-Richland MS
-Watauga MS
Boles ISD
-Boles School		 Burleson ISD
-Kerr MS		 Carrollton/Farmers Branch ISD
-Dewitt Perry MS
Corsicana ISD
-Collins MS		 Crowley ISD
-Crowley MS
-HF Stevens MS		 Dallas ISD
-Cary MS
Decatur ISD
-Decatur MS		 Denton ISD
-Calhoun MS
-Strickland MS		 Frisco ISD
-Griffin MS
-Pioneer Heritage MS
-Roach MS
-Staley MS
Fort Worth ISD
-Applied Learning Academy MS
-McLean MS
-Wm James MS		 Garland ISD
-Coyle MS		 Grand Prairie ISD
-Truman MS
Humble ISD
-Kingwood MS		 Lake Dallas ISD
-Lake Dallas MS		 Lake Travis ISD
-Hudson Bend MS
Lubbock ISD
-Dunbar MS		 McKinney ISD
-Evans MS		 Paris ISD
-Crockett MS
Plano ISD
-Carpenter MS		 Redwater ISD
-Redwater JH		 Homeschools
-Discovery Academy, Pflugerville
Private
-Cambridge Square Private School, DeSoto
-Country Day School, Arlington
-Harmony Science Academy, Fort Worth
-The Highlands School, Irving
-Westwood School, Dallas		 Parochial
-All Saints Catholic, Dallas
-Faustina Academy, Irving
-St. Augustine Catholic, Dallas
-St. Rita Catholic, Fort Worth
-St. Thomas Aquinas, Dallas
Awards and Recognition

FIRST PLACE: SANTA FE, Kingwood Middle School, Kingwood

SECOND PLACE: MECO, Carpenter MS, Plano

THIRD PLACE: KGALAGADI, Westwood School, Dallas

Special Awards

  • AIA-FORT WORTH, ARCHITECTURAL ACHIEVEMENT - Kgalagadi - Westwood School, Dallas
  • ASCE-DALLAS, CIVIL ENGINEERING INFRASTRUCTURE - Santa Fe - Kingwood MS, Kingwood
  • INCOSE, BEST SYSTEM DESIGN - Corsicana - Collins MS, Corsicana
  • TSPE, BEST TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS - Divercity - Pioneer Heritage MS, Frisco
  • Carollo Engineers, BEST USE OF WATER RESOURCES - City of Dreams - Applied Learning Academy, Fort Worth
  • BEST AEROSPACE COMPONENT - Pairo - Decatur MS, Decatur
  • BEST COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS - New Soddenburg - Applied Learning Academy, Fort Worth
  • BEST ESSAY - La Ville de Grandeur - William James MS, Fort Worth
  • BEST MANUFACTURING ZONE - Pangaea - Calhoun MS, Denton
  • BEST MOVING PART - Olympus Centauri - Hudson Bend MS, Austin
  • BEST NAME - Patconett - Coyle MS, Garland
  • BEST PARKS AND RECREATION ZONES - Xenotopia - William James MS, Fort Worth
  • BEST SIMULATION - Amazonia - Country Day School of Arlington
  • BEST SUSTAINABLE DESIGN - Valhalla - Hudson Bend MS, Austin
  • BEST USE OF ENERGY - Lexark - Redwater JH, Texarkana
  • BEST USE OF PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE - Coolville - Applied Learning Academy, Fort Worth
  • BEST USE OF RECYCLED MATERIALS - Coral City - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY ENERGY - MECO - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • MOST CREATIVE CITY - Atlantis 2 - All Saints Catholic, Dallas
  • MOST INNOVATIVE CONCEPT - Swansea - Crowley MS, Crowley
  • PEOPLE'S CHOICE - BEST MODEL - Amazonia - Country Day School of Arlington
Sponsors
  • Shell
  • Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
  • IEEE - Fort Worth Section, Dallas Section
  • UTA College of Engineering
  • AO Associates
  • Electronic Arts
  • National Engineers Week
  • Carollo Engineers
  • ASCE - Dallas Chapter
  • INCOSE - North Texas
  • AIA Fort Worth
  • TSPE Fort Worth
  • ASHRAE Dallas & Fort Worth

2006 Competition

  • 32 districts and 42 public schools, 4 private schools, 1 charter school and 3 homeschools - the most schools ever registered for the regional program.
  • Teams came from as far away as Lubbock, Georgetown and Texarkana. We had our first charter school registered and our first homeschool completing the program.
  • More than 600 students involved
  • 48 teams representing 28 schools completed the program for the most diverse field we have seen.
  • Highest ever placement of a North Texas representative in the national competition.
  • Media coverage: Print, including the Dallas Morning News - 10 articles, 1.7 circulation and TV, including local ABC, NBC, and FOX affiliates - 6 segments, 800K viewers.
Arlington ISD
-Shackleford JH		 Bangs ISD
-Bangs MS		 Birdville ISD
-Haltom MS
-North Ridge MS
-Richland MS
Brookesmith ISD
-Brookesmith School		 Boles ISD
-Boles School		 Caddo Mills ISD
-Caddo Mills MS
Carrollton/Farmers Branch ISD
-Dewitt Perry MS		 Coppell ISD
-Coppell MS East
-Coppell MS West		 Crowley ISD
-Crowley MS
-HF Stevens MS
Dallas ISD
-Cary MS		 Decatur ISD
-Decatur MS		 Denton ISD
-Calhoun MS
-McMath MS
DeSoto ISD
-DeSoto East JH		 Ennis ISD
-Ennis JH		 Fort Worth ISD
-Applied Learning Academy
-Daggett Montessori
-Forest Oak MS
-McLean MS
-Wm James MS
Georgetown ISD
-Forbes MS		 Greenville ISD
-Greenville MS		 Grapevine/Colleyville ISD
-Cross Timbers MS
-Heritage MS
Grand Prairie ISD
-Truman MS		 Hico ISD
-Hico School		 Highland Park ISD
-Highland Park MS
Humble ISD
-Kingwood MS		 Killeen ISD
-Fairway MS		 Lake Dallas ISD
-Lake Dallas MS
Lubbock ISD
-Dunbar Math/Science Academy		 McAllen ISD
-Cathey MS		 Plano ISD
-Carpenter MS
Redwater ISD
-Redwater JH		 Round Rock ISD
-Hopewell MS		 Liberty-Eylau ISD
-Liberty-Eylau MS
Wichita Falls ISD
-Kirby Math/Science Center		 Wylie ISD
-McMillan JH		 Charter
-North Hills School
Private, Parochial
-All Saints Catholic, Dallas
-Cambridge Square Private School, DeSoto
-Country Day School, Arlington
-Westwood School, Dallas		 Homeschools
-Denton Homeschoolers, Flower Mound
-Homeschool, Bullard
-Homeschool, Flower Mound
Awards and Recognition

1ST PLACE: Ocean's Spray - Kingwood Middle School, Kingwood

2ND PLACE: Beewoonbaar Land Van Ijs - Westwood School, Dallas

3RD PLACE: Buena Vida - North Hills School, Irving

Special Awards

  • AIA-FORT WORTH, ARCHITECTURAL ACHIEVEMENT: REMtopia - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • ASCE-DALLAS, CIVIL ENGINEERING INFRASTRUCTURE: Kingsleyville - Applied Learning Academy, Fort Worth
  • ASHRAE-DALLAS & FORT WORTH, BEST USE OF HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING: Fjellrot - Heritage MS, Colleyville
  • EDS, BEST COMMUNICATION SYSTEM: Los Patriotas - Shackelford JH, Arlington
  • EDS, BEST FUTURISTIC CITY: Yuristirio - Applied Learning Academy, Fort Worth
  • INCOSE, BEST SYSTEM DESIGN: Pi Town - Dewitt Perry MS, Carrollton
  • TSPE, BEST TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS: Nano City - Ennis JH, Ennis
  • BEST AEROSPACE COMPONENT: Shakiah Elysim - Dunbar JH, Lubbock
  • BEST ESSAY: Buena Vida - North Hills School, Irving
  • BEST MANUFACTURING ZONE: Paragon - Country Day School, Arlington
  • BEST MOVING PART: Cafimaad - McLean MS, Fort Worth
  • BEST NAME: Silverton - Redwater JH, Redwater
  • BEST PARKS AND RECREATION ZONES: Ocean's Spray - Kingwood MS, Kingwood
  • BEST SIMULATION: Firetopia - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • BEST SUSTAINABLE DESIGN: Serenity - Denton Homeschoolers, Denton
  • BEST USE OF ENERGY: ShoPraRadSha - Brookesmith School, Brookesmith
  • BEST USE OF PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE: Neverland - Cross Timbers MS, Grapevine
  • BEST USE OF RECYCLED MATERIALS: Terra - All Saints Catholic School, Dallas
  • BEST USE OF WATER RESOURCES: Petoria - Bole MS, Boles
  • ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY ENERGY: Pi Town - Dewitt Perry MS, Carrollton
  • MOST CREATIVE CITY: Bewoonbar Land Van Ijs - Westwood School, Dallas
  • PEOPLE'S CHOICE - BEST MODEL: Ocean's Spray - Kingwood MS, Kingwood
  • REGIONAL COORDINATOR'S AWARD: Midgar - Country Day School, Arlington
Sponsors
  • Shell
  • EDS
  • Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
  • IEEE - Fort Worth Section, Dallas Section
  • ASCE - Dallas Chapter
  • UTA College of Engineering
  • AO Associates
  • Electronic Arts
  • National Engineers Week
  • INCOSE - North Texas
  • AIA Fort Worth
  • TSPE Fort Worth
  • ASHRAE Dallas & Fort Worth

2005 Competition

  • 24 districts and 37 public schools, 3 private schools and 2 homeschools - the most schools ever registered for the regional program.
  • Teams came from as far away as Lubbock and McAllen. We had our first two homeschool teams competing. But we also had the highest-ever representation of DISD and FWISD schools.
  • More than 600 students involved
  • 40 teams representing 23 schools completed the program for the most diverse field we have seen.
  • Media coverage by Dallas Morning News, Fort Worth Star-Telegram and local ABC, NBC, FOX and WB affiliates
Bangs ISD
-Bangs MS		 Bells ISD
-Pritchard JH		 Birdville ISD
-Haltom MS
-Richland MS
-Watauga MS
Brookesmith ISD
-Brookesmith School		 Coppell ISD
-Coppell MS West		 Dallas ISD
-Cary MS
-GB Dealey Academy
-Greiner MS
-Rangel Young Women's School
Denton ISD
-Calhoun MS
-McMath MS		 Fort Worth ISD
-Applied Learning Academy
-Dagget Montessori
-McLean MS
-Wm James MS		 Garland ISD
-Austin Academy
-Hudson MS
Garner ISD
-Garner School		 Grapevine-Colleyville ISD
-Heritage MS		 Grand Prairie ISD
-Reagan MS
-Truman MS
Harleton ISD
-Harleton JH		 Highland Park ISD
-Highland Park MS		 Keller ISD
-Fossil Hill MS
Little Elm ISD
-Lakeside JH		 Lewisville ISD
-Griffin MS		 Lubbock ISD
-Dunbar JH
McAllen ISD
-Cathey MS		 Northwest ISD
-Gene Pike MS		 Pflugerville ISD
-Dessau MS
Plano ISD
-Carpenter MS
-Schimelpfenig MS		 Weatherford ISD
-Hall MS		 White Settlement ISD
-Brewer MS
Private, Parochial
-Cambridge Square Private School, DeSoto
-Episcopal School of Dallas
-Westwood School, Dallas		 Homeschools
-Homeschool, Plano
-Lake Forest Christian School, McKinney
Awards and Recognition

1ST PLACE: Tapu - Westwood School, Dallas, National Winner: Best Use of Innovative Construction Materials and Techniques

2ND PLACE: Lokotoborosom - McLean MS, Fort Worth

3RD PLACE: Apex - Cambridge Square Private School, DeSoto

Special Awards

  • TSPE, BEST TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS: Carytown - Cary MS, Dallas
  • AIA-FORT WORTH, ARCHITECTURAL ACHIEVEMENT: Scitown - Brewer MS, White Settlement
  • AIA-DALLAS, BEST URBAN DESIGN
    • 1st: James City - Wm. James MS, Fort Worth
    • 2nd: NeoAges - Coppell MS West, Coppell
  • INCOSE, BEST SYSTEM DESIGN
    • 1st: Eco-City 2150 - Cathey MS, McAllen
    • 2nd: Amal-Aundy - Haltom MS, Fort Worth
    • 3rd: Tapu - Westwood School, Dallas
  • ASCE-DALLAS, BEST CIVIL ENGINEERING DESIGN: Apex - Cambridge Square Private School, DeSoto
  • ASHRAE-DALLAS & FORT WORTH, BEST HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING: Ethernet - Daggett Montessori, Fort Worth
  • SIEMENS, BEST USE OF PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE: Eco-City 2150 - Cathey MS, McAllen
  • BEST AEROSPACE COMPONENT: Cooindra Elandra - Dunbar JH, Lubbock
  • BEST ESSAY: Haraku - Bangs MS, Bangs
  • BEST MANUFACTURING ZONE: Internopolis - Heritage MS, Colleyville
  • BEST MOVING PART: New Atlantis - Daggett Montessori, Fort Worth
  • BEST NAME: Moebius - Dunbar JH, Lubbock
  • BEST PARKS AND RECREATION ZONES: Garnia - Garner MS, Weatherford
  • BEST PHYSICAL MODEL: South Richland Hills - Richland MS, Fort Worth
  • BEST SIMULATION: Alphares City - GB Dealey Academy, Dallas
  • BEST SUSTAINABLE DESIGN: Egaluja - McMath MS, Denton
  • BEST USE OF WATER RESOURCES: Chubbyville - Daggett Montessori, Fort Worth
  • EXCELLENCE IN FUTURISTIC CITY: Lokotoborosom - McLean MS, Fort Worth
  • MOST CREATIVE CITY: Very Tired - Daggett Montessori, Fort Worth
  • PEOPLE'S CHOICE - BEST MODEL: Tapu - Westwood School, Dallas
Sponsors
  • Shell
  • Vought Aircraft Industries
  • Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
  • IEEE - Fort Worth Section, Dallas Section
  • UTA College of Engineering
  • AO Associates
  • Electronic Arts
  • National Engineers Week
  • Siemens
  • INCOSE - North Texas
  • AIA Dallas
  • AIA Fort Worth
  • TSPE Fort Worth
  • ASCE Dallas
  • ASHRAE Dallas & Fort Worth

2004 Competition

  • Registration: 30 schools in 23 districts, 1 private schools, and 90 teams of students. More than 400 students participated.
  • Completed the program: 18 schools, 58 teams. Of note: more than half of the schools were veterans and more than half of the students that started the competition, completed it.
  • More than half of the students participating were women and minorities.
Bangs ISD Bells ISD Blackwell CISD
Chapel Hill ISD Crockett CISD Crowley ISD
Dallas ISD Fort Worth ISD Garland ISD
Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Grand Prairie ISD Hamilton ISD
Harleton ISD Keller ISD Liberty-Eyelau ISD
Longview ISD Lake Travis ISD Lubbock ISD
McKinney ISD New Diana ISD Plano ISD
San Angelo ISD Waco ISD Westwood School
Awards and Recognition

First Place: Ponce de Leon, Westwood School, Dallas.

Second Place: Sportsville, Carpenter MS, Plano.

Third Place: Fahkitot, Crowley MS, Crowley.

Special Awards:

  • TSPE-Best Integrated Transportation System: Springfield - MIdeay MS, Waco
  • AIA, Fort Worth - Architectural Achievement: (1)Energetica - Applied Learning Academy, Fort Worth; (2)Agua Azul - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • AIA, Dallas - Best Urban Design/Most Livable City:
    • Ponce de Leon - Westwood School, Dallas
    • Fahkitot - Crowley MS, Crowley
    • Sportsville - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • INCOSE - Best System Design: (1)Oceana - GB Dealey Academy, Dallas; (2)NoWheresVille - Truman MS, Grand Prairie
  • Best Aerospace Component: Shady Oaks - Truman MS, Grand Prairie
  • Best City Layout: Outcast - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • Best Computer City Design: Ohtori - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • Best Creative Use of Plastic: Rockyville - Austin Academy, Garland
  • Best Essay: Gluminus Maximus - Hamilton JH, Hamilton
  • Best Manufacturing Zone: Enotsmirbdnaerif - Dunbar JH, Lubbock
  • Best Model: Proxima Centauri - Hudson Bend MS, Austin
  • Best Moving Part: DeMulan - Truman MS, Grand Prairie
  • Best Name: Pangea - Truman MS, Grand Prairie
  • Best Parks and Recreation Zones: CDC Island - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • Best Presentation: Goliath - Truman MS, Grand Prairie
  • Best Use of Energy: Utopia - Pritchard JH, Bells
  • Best Use of Water Resources: City View - Dunbar JH, Lubbock
  • Most Creative City: Zukunft - Applied Learning Academy, Fort Worth
  • People's Choice-Best Model: Balboa - Carpenter MS, Plano
Sponsors
  • Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
  • IEEE - Fort Worth Section, Dallas Section
  • UTA College of Engineering
  • AO Associates
  • Maxis
  • National Engineers Week
  • TSPE, Fort Worth Chapter
  • AIA, Fort Worth
  • AIA, Dallas
  • INCOSE, North Texas
  • AABE, Dallas-Fort Worth Chapter
  • Comanche Peak

2003 Competition

  • Registration: 27 schools in 21 districts, 3 private schools, and 120 teams of students.
  • More than 400 students participated.
  • Completed the competition: 17 schools, 68 teams.
  • More than half of the students competing were women and minorities.

 

Allen ISD Bells ISD Carrollton-Farmers Branch
Crowley ISD Dallas ISD Decatur ISD
DeSoto ISD Fort Worth ISD Garland ISD
Grand Prairie ISD Joshua ISD Keller ISD
Killeen ISD Lubbock ISD McKinney ISD
Mineral Wells ISD Pflugerville ISD Plano ISD
Richardson ISD San Angelo ISD Weatherford ISD
Holy Rosary School St. Mark School Westwood School
Awards and Recognition

First Place: Utopia, Westwood School, Dallas. Won the "Best Use of Ceramics" award at the national competition.

Second Place: Bonuscitta, Dealey Academy, Dallas.

Third Place: Ultimateville, Carpenter MS, Plano.

Special Awards:

  • TSPE-Best Integrated Transportation System: Saluneo - St. Mark Catholic School, Plano
  • AIA, Fort Worth - Architectural Achievement: Liberty City - GB Bealey, Dallas
  • AIA, Dallas - Livable City:
    • Dendro City - St. Mark Catholic School, Plano
    • Vincelum - St. Mark Catholic School, Plano
    • Cedarwood - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • ACerS - Best Use of Ceramics: H20 City - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • Best Aerospace Component: Metropolis - Applied Learning Academy, Fort Worth
  • Best Architectural Concept: Neo Amazonia - St. Mark Catholic School, Plano
  • Best Communication System: Utopia - Westwood School, Dallas
  • Best Design for a Sustainable Community: Joville - DeSoto West Junior School
  • Best Energy Efficient City: Aquatek - Carpenter MS, Plano
  • Best Environmentally Friendly City: Amitie - Dewitt Perry MS, Carrolton
  • Best Essay: Novship - St. Mark Catholic School, Plano
  • Best Integration of Infrastructure with the Natural Environment: Bonuscitta - GB Dealey, Dallas
  • Best Moving Part: Poseidonia - Loflin MS, Joshua
  • Best Parks and Recreation Zones: Neo Tokyo 4 - Faubion MS, McKinney
  • Best Urban Design: Fort Norwood - St. Mark Catholic School, Plano
  • Best Use of Materials: Natybio - St. Mark Catholic School, Plano
  • Best Use of Water Resources: Rich-land - Truman MS, Grand Prairie
  • Judges' Choice: Cocoacabana - St. Mark Catholic School, Plano
  • Most Creative Use of Transportation: Coordinate Plains - Dewitt Perry MS, Carrolton
  • Teamwork: Liberty City - St. Mark Catholic School, Plano
Sponsors
  • Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
  • IEEE - Fort Worth Section, Dallas Section
  • UTA College of Engineering
  • AO Associates
  • Maxis
  • National Engineers Week
  • TSPE, Fort Worth Chapter
  • AIA, Fort Worth
  • AIA, Dallas
  • ACerS

2002 Competition

  • Registration: 37 schools in 18 districts, 7 private schools, and 120 teams of students.
  • More than 400 students participated.
  • Completed the competition: 24 schools, 57 teams.
  • More than half of the students competing were women and minorities.

 

Arlington ISD Caddo Mills ISD Collinsville
Crowley ISD Dallas ISD Decatur ISD
Fort Worth ISD Garland ISD Highland Park ISD
Lewisville ISD Lubbock ISD Mansfield ISD
McKinney ISD Plano ISD Rockwall ISD
Round Rock ISD Wolfe City ISD Wylie ISD
Holy Rosary School St. Mark School Westwood School
Prince of Peace Cedarwood School St. Thomas More
Awards and Recognition

First Place: CPOE, St. Thomas More, Baton Rouge, LA

Second Place: Tesla, Crowley MS, Crowley

Third Place: New Atlantis, Dowell MS, McKinney

Special Awards:

  • Best Aerospace Component: Spinnapolis - St. Mark Catholic School, Plano
  • Best Design for a Sustainable Community: Simcinatti - St. Angela Merici, Metarie, LA
  • Best Essay: New Eldorado - Faubion MS, McKinney
  • Best Manufacturing Zone: Kanga - St. Mark Catholic School, Plano
  • Best Moving Part: Maximus - Prince of Peace School, Plano
  • Best Parks and Recreation Zones: Suntolla - Cedarwood School Mandeville, LA
  • Best Simulation: Zamberia - St. Mark Catholic School, Plano
  • Best Best Transportation System: Never Was Land- Holy Rosary Catholic School, Arlington
  • Best Urban Design: Fort Norwood - St. Mark Catholic School, Plano
  • Best Use of Recycled Materials: Neo Atlantis - Dunbar MS, Fort Worth
  • Best Use of Water Resources: Utopia - Applied Learning Academy, Fort Worth
  • Environmentally Friendly Energy: Conamara - Jackson Tech Center, Garland
  • Judges' Choice Best Model: Neotropolis - Westwood School, Dallas
  • Team Choice Best Model: Hydropolis - Benjamin Franklin MS, Dallas
  • Teamwork: Liberty Too - Dunbar JH Science Academy, Lubbock
Sponsors
  • Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
  • TXI
  • IEEE - Fort Worth Section, Dallas Section
  • UTA College of Engineering
  • AO Associates
  • Maxis
  • National Engineers Week

2001 Competition

  • Registration: 19 schools in 11 districts, 3 private schools, and 50 teams of students.
  • More than 200 students participated.
  • Completed the competition: 6 schools, 11 teams.

 

 

Arlington ISD Birdville ISD Carroll ISD
Carrollton-Farmers Branch Crowley ISD Dallas ISD
Fort Worth ISD Highland Park ISD Mansfield ISD
Plano ISD Richardson ISD American Heritage School
St. Anthony Westwood School
Awards and Recognition

First Place: L'Avenir Ville, Crowley MS, Crowley

Second Place: Animotopolis Dance, Dunbar MS, Fort Worth

Third Place: STIKville, GB Dealey, Dallas

Special Awards:

  • Best Essay: Cincara, Dunbar MS, Fort Worth
  • Team Choice Best Model: Kingsville, Highland Park MS, Highland Park
  • Teamwork: Crowley, HF Stevens MS, Crowley
Sponsors
  • IEEE - Fort Worth Section, Dallas Section
  • UTA College of Engineering
  • IBM
  • AO Associates
  • Maxis
  • National Engineers Week
  • CompUSA
  • Radio Shack