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FIRST ® ROBOTICS COMPETITION 2016 SPECTATOR SCHEDULE Plan to join us—all FIRST® events are FREE and open to the public! This schedule is for event spectators. Teams should refer to the online schedule of events at www.firstinspires.org/whats-going-on for complete event information, including load-in dates which may differ from the information published here. EVENT NAME VENUE LOCATION FEBRUARY 24-27, 2016 Palmetto Regional Myrtle Beach Convention Center Myrtle Beach, SC USA MARCH 2-5, 2016 Greater Toronto Central Regional Ryerson University – Mattamy Athletic Centre Toronto, ON Canada Lake Superior Regional DECC Arena/South Pioneer Hall Duluth, MN USA Northern Lights Regional DECC Arena/Edmund Fitzgerald Exhibit Hall Duluth, MN USA San Diego Regional Del Mar Fairgrounds Arena Complex Del Mar, CA MARCH 3-5, 2016 FIM District – Kettering University Event #1 Kettering University Flint, MI USA FIM District – Southfield Event Southfield High School Southfield, MI USA FIM District – Standish-Sterling Event Standish-Sterling Central High School Standish, MI USA FIM District – Waterford Event Waterford Mott High School Waterford, MI USA PNW District – Auburn Mountainview Event Auburn Mountainview High School Auburn, WA USA PNW District – West Valley Event West Valley High School Spokane, WA USA MARCH 4-6, 2016 CHS District – Northern Virginia Event Battlefield High School Haymarket, VA USA MAR District – Hatboro-Horsham Event Hatboro-Horsham High School Horsham, PA USA MAR District – Mt. Olive Event Mt. Olive High School Flanders, NJ USA NC District – Guilford County Event Northeast Guilford High School McLeansville, NC USA NE District – Granite State Event Windham High School Windham, NH USA NE District – Waterbury Event Wilby High School Waterbury, CT USA MARCH 9-12, 2016 Alamo Regional sponsored by Rackspace Hosting Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center San Antonio, TX USA Arizona North Regional Northern Arizona University – J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome Flagstaff, AZ USA Arkansas Rock City Regional Arkansas State Fairgrounds – Barton Coliseum Little Rock, AR USA Greater Kansas City Regional Metropolitan Community College/Bus. & Tech. Campus Kansas City, MO USA Greater Pittsburgh Regional California University of Pennsylvania – Convocation Center California, PA USA Greater Toronto East Regional University of Ontario Institute of Technology / Durham College Oshawa, ON Canada Los Angeles Regional sponsored by The Roddenberry Foundation Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center Long Beach, CA USA Mexico City Regional Arena Ciudad de Mexico Mexico City, DIF Mexico CONTINUED... CHS = FIRST Chesapeake FIM = FIRST in Michigan IN = Indiana MAR = Mid-Atlantic Robotics NC = North Carolina NE = New England PCH = Peachtree PNW = Pacific Northwest www.firstinspires.org 1 FIRST ® ROBOTICS COMPETITION 2016 SPECTATOR SCHEDULE EVENT NAME VENUE LOCATION Orlando Regional University of Central Florida – CFE Arena Orlando, FL USA St. Louis Regional Chaifetz Arena St. Louis, MO USA MARCH 10-12, 2016 FIM District – Kettering University Event #2 Kettering University Flint, MI USA FIM District – Lakeview Event Lakeview High School Battle Creek, MI USA FIM District – St. Joseph Event St. Joseph High School St. Joseph, MI USA PCH District – Columbus Event Columbus Civic Center Columbus, GA USA PNW District – Wilsonville Event Wilsonville High School Wilsonville, OR USA MARCH 10-13, 2016 Central Valley Regional Madera South High School Madera, CA USA New York City Regional Jacob K. Javits Convention Center New York, NY USA MARCH 11-13, 2016 CHS District – Greater DC Event Walt Whitman High School Bethesda, MD USA CHS District – Southwest Virginia Event Blacksburg High School Blacksburg, VA USA IN District – Tippecanoe Event William Henry Harrison High School West Lafayette, IN USA NC District – Wake County Event Southeast Raleigh Magnet High School Raleigh, NC USA NE District – North Shore Event Reading High School Reading, MA USA NE District – Worcester Polytechnic Institute Event Worcester Polytechnic Institute – Harrington Auditorium Worcester, MA USA PNW District – Glacier Peak Event Glacier Peak High School Snohomish, WA USA MARCH 13-16, 2016 Israel Regional Menora Mivtachim Arena Tel Aviv, TA Israel MARCH 16-19, 2016 Australia Regional Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre Sydney Olympic Park, NSW Australia Bayou Regional Pontchartrain Center Kenner, LA USA Buckeye Regional Cleveland State University – Wolstein Center Cleveland, OH USA Central Illinois Regional Bradley University – Renaissance Coliseum Peoria, IL USA New York Tech Valley Regional Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy, NY USA Utah Regional Maverik Center West Valley City, UT USA MARCH 17-19, 2016 FIM District – Center Line Event Center Line High School Center Line, MI USA FIM District – Escanaba Event Escanaba High School Escanaba, MI USA FIM District – Midland Event H.H. Dow High School Midland, MI USA PCH District – Albany Event Albany Civic Center Albany, GA USA PCH District – Dalton Event Dalton Convention Center Dalton, GA USA PNW District – Central Washington University Event Central Washington University – Nicholson Pavilion Ellensburg, WA USA CONTINUED... CHS = FIRST Chesapeake FIM = FIRST in Michigan IN = Indiana MAR = Mid-Atlantic Robotics NC = North Carolina NE = New England PCH = Peachtree PNW = Pacific Northwest www.firstinspires.org 2 FIRST ® ROBOTICS COMPETITION 2016 SPECTATOR SCHEDULE EVENT NAME VENUE LOCATION MARCH 18-20, 2016 CHS District – Hampton Roads Event Churchland High School Portsmouth, VA USA CHS District – Northern Maryland Event Harford Technical High School Bel Air, MD USA IN District – Walker Warren Event Warren Central High School Indianapolis, IN USA MAR District – Seneca Event Seneca High School Tabernacle, NJ USA MAR District – Springside Chestnut Hill Event Springside Chestnut Hill Academy Philadelphia, PA USA NC District – University of North Carolina Asheville Event UNC Asheville – Wilma M. Sherrill Center & Kimmel Arena Asheville, NC USA NE District – University of Massachusetts – Dartmouth Event Tripp Athletic Center North Dartmouth, MA USA PNW District – Mount Vernon Event Mount Vernon High School Mount Vernon, WA USA MARCH 23-26, 2016 Colorado Regional University of Denver – Daniel L. Ritchie Center Denver, CO USA Dallas Regional Irving Convention Center Irving, TX USA Finger Lakes Regional Gordon Field House Rochester, NY USA Iowa Regional University of Northern Iowa –McLeod Center Cedar Falls, IA USA North Bay Regional Nipissing University North Bay, ON Canada Oklahoma Regional Cox Arena – SMG Convention Center Oklahoma City, OK USA Rocket City Regional Von Braun Center Huntsville, AL USA Sacramento Regional The University of California, Davis – ARC Pavilion Davis, CA USA Ventura Regional Ventura College Ventura, CA USA Wisconsin Regional University Wisconsin – Milwaukee Panther Arena Milwaukee, WI USA MARCH 24-26, 2016 CHS District – Central Maryland Event South River High School Edgewater, MD USA CHS District – Central Virginia Event Farm Bureau Center – Meadow Event Park Doswell, VA USA FIM District – Lansing Event Mason High School Mason, MI USA FIM District – Livonia Event Churchill High School Livonia, MI USA FIM District – Marysville Event Marysville High School Marysville, MI USA FIM District – West Michigan Event Grand Valley State University Allendale, MI USA IN District – Perry Meridian Event Perry Meridian High School Indianapolis, IN USA NE District – Rhode Island Event Providence Career and Technology Academy Providence, RI USA NE District – University of New Hampshire Event University of New Hampshire Durham, NH USA PNW District – Philomath Event Philomath High School Philomath, OR USA MARCH 30 – APRIL 2, 2016 FRC® Festival de Robotique-Montreal Regional Stade Uniprix Montreal, QC Canada Hawaii Regional University of Hawaii at Manoa Honolulu, HI USA Idaho Regional Boise State University – Taco Bell Arena Boise, ID USA Las Vegas Regional Cashman Center Las Vegas, NV USA Midwest Regional UIC Pavilion Chicago, IL USA Orange County Regional Valencia High School Placentia, CA USA Queen City Regional Xavier University – Cintas Arena Cincinnati, OH USA CONTINUED... CHS = FIRST Chesapeake FIM = FIRST in Michigan IN = Indiana MAR = Mid-Atlantic Robotics NC = North Carolina NE = New England PCH = Peachtree PNW = Pacific Northwest www.firstinspires.org 3 FIRST ® ROBOTICS COMPETITION 2016 SPECTATOR SCHEDULE EVENT NAME VENUE LOCATION SBPLI Long Island Regional Hofstra University Hempstead, NY USA Smoky Mountains Regional University of Tennessee – Thompson-Boling Arena Knoxville, TN USA South Florida Regional Palm Beach Convention Center West Palm Beach, FL USA Waterloo Regional University of Waterloo – Physical Activities Complex Waterloo, ON Canada MARCH 31 – APRIL 2, 2016 FIM District – East Kentwood Event East Kentwood High School Kentwood, MI USA FIM District – Howell Event Parker Middle School Howell, MI USA FIM District – Lake Superior State University Event Lake Superior University Sault Ste. 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