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2018-19 Wisconsin Affiliate Tournament
UW-Green Bay / April 13, 2019
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CAMPUS MAP
Campus Buildings Parking Lots 4 University Union (UU) Kress Center Lot
5 David A. Cofrin Library (CL) Baird Foundation Lots
9 John M. Rose Hall (RH) Laboratory Sciences Lot
10 L.G. Wood Hall (WH) Wood Hall Lot
11 Mary Ann Cofrin Hall (MAC) Weidner Center Lots
(including valet lot)
13 Weidner Center for the Performing Arts Studio Arts Lot
17 Kress Events Center Softball and Soccer Stadium
lots
Loading Zones: Loading zones are represented on the map as GREEN stars.
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DINING LOCATIONS
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Good luck to all teams competing in the tournament! Thank you to all of the Team Managers, Teachers, School Sponsors, Appraisers, Volunteers, and Parents for your hard work to make this tournament possible. The top 3 Elementary Level teams, the top 3 Middle Level teams, and the top 3 Secondary Level teams will advance to Global Finals, May 22-25, 2019 in Kansas City, Missouri.
Acknowledgments Recognition of Staff Volunteers & Support Members
Affiliate Director: Mary Bykowski
Affiliate Tournament Director: Jean Fugate
Affiliate Training Director: Theresa Shuck
Affiliate Growth Director: Jill North
Affiliate Merchandise Directors: Mark & Denise Ewe
Recognition of WIDI, Inc. Board of Directors Jennifer Adams: Chair (Alumni Member)
Luke Wojta: Secretary (Regional Director Member)
Mark Brylski: Treasurer
Robyn Harper: Regional Director Member
Jerry Borkovetz: Regional Director Member
Maureen Warnimont: Regional Director Member
Anita Stilwell: Regional Director Member
Michael Davis: At Large Member
James Pelikan: At Large Member
Recognition of DI Regional Directors Bay Lake Region:
Jerry Borkovetz & Robyn Harper
Blackhawk Region:
Hayley Duerwachter
Green Bay Area Region:
Theresa Shuck, Tim Hornberger & Autumn Rockhill
Kettle Moraine Region:
Maureen Warnimont & Denise Ewe
Milwaukee Region:
Anne Coulling
North East Region:
Luke Wojta
South Central Region:
Mary Bykowski & Tournament Director Nicole Lutzke
St. Croix Region:
Anita Stilwell &Travis Johnson
Winnebago Region:
Curt Bretall & Terri Delvaux
Recognition of Affiliate Challenge Masters Technical Challenge: Mike Broetzmann & Russell Rapant
Scientific Challenge: Mark Brylski & Anthony Bloom
Fine Arts Challenge: Aysha Dominguez & Judy Jones
Improv Challenge: Beth Hahn & Kathy Marshall
Engineering Challenge: Jerry Borkovetz & Crissy Buhr
Service Challenge: Rob Fugate & John Bernd
Instant Challenge: Anita Stilwell, Eric Warnimont & Emily Ewe
Score Master: Brett Warnimont
Release/Disclaimer: By my participation in an event conducted by an Affiliate, Region, or other
gathering related to the Destination Imagination program, the participant or participant’s parents or
participant’s guardian understands and hereby voluntarily agrees to release, waive, forever
discharge, hold harmless, defend, and indemnify Destination Imagination, Inc. and its agents,
officers, boards, volunteers, and employees from any and all liability and all claims, actions, or
losses for bodily injury, property damage, wrongful death, loss of services, or otherwise which may
arise out of the participant’s participation in activities related to the Destination Imagination event,
including travel to and from the event.
WELCOME
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A MESSAGE FROM THE CHANCELLOR !
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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS! !
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General Information and Reminders UW-Green Bay Information Desk is located in the University Union. Call 920-465-2400 for campus-related questions
and information.
Do not block interior and exterior entrances, garage doors, handicap accessible doorways and ramps.
Helium filled balloons ARE NOT allowed in any of the campus buildings.
Do not park in the handicapped stalls, fire lanes or in loading zones. Loading Zones are indicated on the map as
GREEN stars and will have parking attendants directing traffic. Tickets will be issued to vehicles in violation of these
areas.
On Campus Dining Information Leona Cloud Commons Marketplace – 2nd floor of University Union; Open 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
All-You-Care-To-Eat cafeteria; $6.25 breakfast, $6.75, lunch, $7.25 dinner
Common Grounds – 2nd floor of University Union; Open 7:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Serves Starbucks Coffee and offers a full coffeehouse menu, fresh baked goodies and other snacks.
Garden Cafe – Ground floor of Cofrin Library; Open 7:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Mini-convenience store/coffee shop/deli. It is home to Mondo Subs and Create (hot entrées), but also soups, coffee,
bagels, baked treats, popcorn, and a variety of bottled beverages, fountain drinks and quick-grab meals and snacks.
Kress Event Center Concessions – Two locations inside the Arena; Open 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Offers general concession stand food and drink options (i.e. burgers, hotdogs, soda, candy, popcorn, etc.).
MAC Hall Coffee Cart – 2nd floor of Mary Ann Cofrin (MAC) Hall; Open 7:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
The coffee cart offers coffee, bottled beverages, on-the-go foods, snacks, fresh baked goods and bagels.
Phoenix Club – 1st floor of University Union; Open 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 p.m.
Frozen pizzas cooked on site, breakfast items, soft pretzels, mac and cheese, brats, nachos, sodas and other
beverages, etc. Special Offer: DI Family Meal…frozen pizza and 2 sodas for $7.
Thank you to the following hotels that provided
blocks of rooms at reduced rates
CAMPUS INFORMATION
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Visit the Creativity Expo Dick Bennet Gym, Kress Events Center from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Regional organizations, artisans and university groups have a variety of hands-on exhibits for our members to
continue in the creative process! Opportunities to learn, have fun and engage in science, technology, engineering and
mathematics (STEM), problem-solving, creativity and performance are all here! There’s a special place for everyone
at the Creativity Expo! Come join the fun in the Kress Events Center, Dick Bennet Gym from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cofrin Arboretum 290 acres and 6 miles of trails circling the UW-Green Bay campus forming a natural boundary. There are several
entry points. Check out the Arboretum map: tinyurl.com/GBarboretum.
Communiversity Park Park along the bay that offers great views of the bay and downtown Green Bay. Located at 2522 Nicolet Drive.
Disc golf course Nine (9) hole disc golf course surrounding the campus's Main Entrance Drive on the north side of campus. Disc Golf
course map and score card here: tinyurl.com/GBdiscgolf. No cost.
Lawton (Art) Gallery 2nd floor of Theatre Hall building (Room 230)
Phoenix Club 1st floor of University Union; Open 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 p.m.
Game room hangout that offers video games, board games, billiards, table tennis, basketball, dart boards, and
foosball. Purchase an All-Access armband for $5 which includes all games.
Shorewood Golf Course Nine (9) hole golf course with practice putting and chipping green. Course will be open weather pending. Visit
www.shorewoodgolfcourse.com for rates and tee times.
Shop the University Bookstore
Located on the 2nd floor of the University Union, it is open from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Clothing, gifts, souvenirs.
Surf and Turf Experience Located in the Turf Gym of the Kress Events Center (Room 161), it is an open gym with turf floor. Open from 9:00
a.m. time to 4:00 p.m. Recreational and fun activities will be planned and coordinated through the supervision of UW-
Green Bay Student Life Office and University Recreation.
CAMPUS ATTRACTIONS
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Time Event Location
6:30 a.m. Drop-off / Buildings Open Mary Ann Cofrin (MAC) & Kress
6:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Team Registration Table: Science, Improv MAC 2nd floor lobby
6:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Registration Table: Technical, Engineering Kress Event Center Lobby
6:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Team Registration Table: Fine Arts, Science MAC 1st floor lobby
7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Interactive Expo Set-up Bennett Gym; Kress Event Center
7:45 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Competitions See map on p. 2
8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Interactive Expo Bennett Gym; Kress Event Center
8:300 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Merchandise Sales Bennett Gym; Kress Event Center
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Surf & Turf Experience Turf Room; Kress Event Center
10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Challenge Extreme Preparation Bennett Gym; Kress Event Center
3:30 p.m. Challenge Extreme Competition Bowl Arena; Kress Event Center
5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Award Ceremony Bowl Arena; Kress Event Center
6:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Going To Global Finals Manager Meeting Room 148; Kress Event Center
Reminders: Tournament Notes & Reminders
● NEW THIS YEAR: All teams must report to their designated Team Registration Table prior to any
challenge time (Central Challenge or Instant Challenge). Wrist bands will be worn by the team
members and team manager (only 1) that will be allowed in the Instant Challenge buildings. Wrist
bands must be worn all day.
● Engineering challenge teams should report to Structure Check-In 1 hour before their scheduled
presentation time.
● All challenge teams should report to their Prep Area 20 minutes before their scheduled presentation
time.
● Spectators will NOT be allowed to enter the Presentation Area once a team’s Presentation has
begun.
● Parents, spectators, and Team Managers: remember to respect the rules of Interference. Do not
interfere with the team’s solution.
● Please report to The Arena in Kress Events Center for the Closing Ceremony at 5:00 p.m. Warm-
up fun of music and raffle winners will begin at 4:00 p.m.
GENERAL SCHEDULE
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TECHNICAL CHALLENGE
● Design and build an aircraft that takes off, flies, and lands.
● Design the aircraft to deliver a team-created payload.
● Create and present a story about one or more characters
exploring a remote place.
● Create and present two Team Choice Elements that show
off the team’s interests, skills, areas of strength, and
talents.
Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
ELEMENTARY
148-09117 Sturgeon Bay Schools Lacoma is Loose 8:00 10:06
148-00514 School District of Denmark Air Elementary 8:20 10:24
148-09936 De Pere School District The Casual Bologna People 8:40 10:42
148-25245 Green Bay Area Public Schools LDV- EL - On Target - Finn 9:00 11:54
148-14792 Burleigh Elementary 7UP 9:20 12:12
148-60972 Tonawanda Elementary - Eull/Becker Salty Thunder 10:00 12:30
148-33963 Lincoln Elementary team Nickel 10:20 12:48
148-26801 Freedom School District Flying T-Rex's 10:40 8:00
148-29843 Chilton Area Catholic School Sky High 11:00 8:18
148-99216 MTSD (WI) Mind Exploders 12:10 8:36
148-27431 Sacred Hearts School BLA5T 12:30 8:54
148-97003 Baldwin-Woodville School District DI FBI 7.0 12:50 9:12
148-17172 Chetek-Weyerhaeuser School District Bombers Drop to the Floor 1:10 9:48
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Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
MIDDLE
148-66420 Cedarburg DI Club P.I.G.zzzz 8:00 9:30
148-41072 Chilton Area Catholic School OWLS 8:20 10:00
148-27734 School District of Denmark Santa Savers 8:40 10:18
148-49861 School District of Denmark Qwerty 9:00 10:36
148-15415 Green Bay Area Public Schools LDV-ML-On Target - The Tribe 2.0 9:20 10:54
148-20757 Parkview Middle School- Ashwaubenon New Challenge New Font 9:40 12:48
148-84989 Longfellow Middle School S.H.H. 10:10 12:30
148-18819 St. Paul Lutheran Oofstranauts 10:30 8:36
148-30760 Waupaca SD Five Savage Pandas 10:50 1:06
148-11462 Hudson School District Flying Squirrels 11:10 8:00
148-80880 Unity School District Potato Squad 11:30 1:42
148-28909 Hudson School District Flying Monkeys 11:50 1:24
148-68736 Glacial Drumlin School Grade 6 The Flying Squirrels 1:00 9:12
148-61152 Monona Grove School District Tic Tacs 1:20 11:12
148-11552 Kewaskum Middle School Who Lost a Snake/Turtle? 1:40 8:54
148-84555 School District of Beloit Aldrich Intermediate 6-8 2:00 8:18
148-42306 Longfellow Middle School Bullseye 2:20 11:30
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Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
SECONDARY
148-71510 Shawano Shattered Dreams 8:00 10:06
148-70105 Hudson School District Lumpy Wombats 8:20 10:24
148-87282 (self) A DIre Situation 8:40 10:42
148-09212 Ashwaubenon High School Challenge Busters 9:00 11:00
148-28961 West De Pere School District Farskiwicz 9:20 11:18
148-11491 Wauwatosa East High School Shotophops 10:00 8:00
148-90306 Lake Geneva Schools - Badger BottleCaps 10:20 8:18
148-42681 Parkview School District Parkview Breakouts 10:40 8:36
148-44175 Little Chute Area School District Little Chute High School 11:00 8:54
148-60894 Sevastopol School Havel 11:20 9:12
148-28099 School District of Denmark The Unknown 11:40 9:30
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SCIENTIFIC CHALLENGE
● Research the human body and medical conditions that affect
the human body.
● Create and present a story about a medical mystery that
affects a human character.
● Design and build a representation that shows the medical
mystery and at least one symptom.
● Present an action or scene that is shown from two or more
perspectives at the same time.
● Create and present two Team Choice Elements that show off
the team’s interests, skills, areas of strength, and talents.
Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
ELEMENTARY
148-86388 MTSD (OL) Dance Fleaver 8:00 10:06
148-31893 St. Mary School Medical Minions 8:20 10:24
148-24763 Oconto Falls School District The Medical Panthers 8:40 10:42
148-11631 Shawano Medical Minions 9:00 11:00
148-01728 Osceola Schools Boogie Knights 9:20 11:18
148-69151 Prescott School District Eiatlea 9:40 12:30
148-86291 Seymour School District Colorful Creators 10:20 1:06
148-52885 Hudson School District The Olde Afternoon Bingo Club 10:40 12:48
148-56277 Green Bay Area Public Schools LDV - Destination Bangalore 11:00 1:24
148-44015 Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School The Life Savers 11:20 1:42
148-20991 Hudson School District
Glue Gun Gals & Duct Tape
Dudes 11:40 2:00
148-07570 Lincoln Elementary The Brew Crew Galadiez 12:50 8:00
148-38843 Hartland/Lakeside School District Scientific Purple Chicken Nuggets 1:10 8:18
148-78764 Dixon Elementary School The Riddlers 1:30 8:36
148-79023 Parkview School District The Hot and Spicy Bucket o'Donuts 1:50 8:54
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Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
ELEMENTARY continued
148-49170 Todd Elementary Super 7 of Mr. Rohrbeck's Team 2:10 9:12
148-65393 Aldrich Middle School Aldrich 4-5 2:30 9:30
Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
MIDDLE
148-14501 Waunakee The flying axolotls 8:00 9:30
148-31091 Pilgrim Park Middle School Smooshy Moon Mats 8:20 11:36
148-96625 Milwaukee Parkside Procrastination Station 8:40 10:42
148-58500 Hudson School District Paint, It's Not a Phase 9:00 1:06
148-79044 Glacial Drumlin Doctors Without Degrees 9:20 1:24
148-74366 Kennedy Middle School Team Doesn't Like Candy 9:40 1:42
148-52783 Grafton School District ICU Bandits 10:20 2:00
148-99409 St James Lutheran L.J. Pigs 10:40 8:00
148-14876 Parkview School District Crocs Without Socks 11:00 8:18
148-47418 Lake Geneva Schools You already know it 11:20 8:36
148-70107 Oostburg Schools Ladies, Gents and Drama 11:40 8:54
148-19615 De Pere School District Puffin People 12:00 10:24
148-76368 Hudson School District Rose by any Other Name 1:10 11:00
148-77326 Hudson School District Team Too Many Questions 1:30 11:18
148-38603 Sturgeon Bay Schools D.I.vergent Thinkers 1:50 9:12
148-93624 Howard Suamico Fire Breathing Rubber Duckies 2:10 12:48
148-57103 Muskego Norway School District Dr JK GEEKS 2:30 10:06
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Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
SECONDARY
148-27889 Kaukauna Area School District The Leftovers 8:00 9:48
148-83665 Waunakee Creative Problem Solvers The Rising Stars That Never Rose 8:20 10:06
148-74926 Cedarburg DI Club T T P 8:40 10:24
148-46675 West De Pere School District Throw Me the Scissors 9:00 11:36
148-37611 Osceola Schools thank you toby 9:20 12:12
148-33799 Independent I forgot 10:00 8:00
148-55954 Algoma School District 4 Girls & That Guy Over There 10:20 12:30
148-97161 Middleton Cross Plains Area Schools just Do It! 10:40 11:54
148-27558 Hudson School District D.I. agnosis 11:00 8:18
148-25958 Ashwaubenon High School The Beans of Jelly 12:10 9:30
148-61245 Lake Geneva Schools - Badger Nameless 12:30 8:36
148-51481 Wauwatosa East High School ¡Ups! Aye demi 12:50 8:54
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FINE ARTS CHALLENGE
● Create and present a story that integrates research of a team-
selected game.
● Create and present a game gizmo that causes an action or event
to occur.
● Design and create a container that goes through a transformation.
● Design either the game gizmo or the container to be a technical
element.
● Create and present two Team Choice Elements that show off the
team’s interests, skills, areas of strength, and talents.
Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
ELEMENTARY Site A
148-03573 Green Bay Area Public Schools Aldo - EL - Game On - Meister 8:00 10:06
148-87130 De Pere School District Slick Gamers 8:20 10:24
148-15008 Delavan Darien Schools Lightning Boltz 8:40 10:42
148-25160 School District of Beloit Fruzen Gamerz 9:00 11:00
148-49068 Algoma School District Ice Ice Babys 9:20 11:18
148-46513 School District of Denmark Candy Crushers 10:10 11:36
148-30531 Sevastopol School Peil-Lempke-Martin 10:30 8:00
148-19382 St. Mary School Six Excellent Magnificent Amazing Gamers 10:50 8:18
148-84313 Kewaskum School District ZOSAJACK 11:10 8:54
148-04577 Algoma School District Cheeto Chompers 11:30 8:36
148-66858 Cambria-Friesland School District Girls Squad 11:50 9:12
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Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
ELEMENTARY Site B
148-08631 Elmbrook X-POETS 8:00 9:48
148-58798 Muskego Norway School District Get Your Head in the Game 8:20 10:06
148-22038 Wilson/WSTEM Crazy Gamers 8:40 10:24
148-67244 Freedom School District Freedom Girls 9:00 10:42
148-17129 Oostburg Schools The Dutchmen Gamers 9:20 11:00
148-76733 Shawano The Nerds 10:20 8:00
148-60850 Crandon Elementary School Mind Blowers 10:40 11:45
148-54492 Hudson School District The Octollamalopes 11:00 8:54
148-42405 Northwood Schools Brainstormers 11:20 8:36
148-98674 Cadott community Schools Chipotle Bling Bees 11:40 9:48
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Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
MIDDLE
148-87633 Little Chute Area School District Little Chute Middle School 8:00 11:00
148-76583 Little Chute Area School District Little Chute Intermediate School 8:20 11:18
148-14945 Algoma School District Twisting Into 2020 8:40 10:42
148-99390 Algoma School District Cotton Candy Monsters 9:00 12:36
148-39574 Oconto Falls School District The Good, the Bad & the Sweet 9:20 8:00
148-53539 Seymour School District Sassy Sundaes 10:00 8:18
148-52529 Seymour School District The Disagreeables 10:20 8:36
148-75312 Hudson School District Swaggy Socks 10:40 12:54
148-83734 Barron Area School District Game Stoppers 11:00 1:12
148-04276 Longfellow Middle School You're In Trouble 11:20 8:54
148-79498 Shawano Life Changers 12:20 9:48
148-20799 Monona Grove School District The Team With No Name 12:40 9:12
148-16490 Kennedy Middle School Physicians With Precision 1:00 10:24
148-74233 Lake Shore Middle School DI is R JAM 1:20 10:06
148-56511 School District of Mondovi Twizlerererererererer's 1:40 11:36
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Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
SECONDARY
148-75972 Hudson School District Where's Brian 10:40 8:18
148-48717 Hudson School District Free the Trees 11:00 8:36
148-83663 Hudson School District Side Tracked 11:20 9:12
148-24741 Monona Grove School District Flame of the Phoenix 11:40 8:00
148-22833 Wauwatosa East High School The Smooth Criminals 12:40 9:30
148-11145 Little Chute Area School District Little Chute High School 1:00 9:48
148-41256 Little Chute Area School District Little Chute High School 1:20 10:06
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IMPROVISATIONAL CHALLENGE
● Research historical figures found on coins from around the world.
● Create and present an improvisational skit that includes the
historical figures in a tale.
● Integrate an event that has an impact on the tale.
● Present the skit in two parts, changing between comedy and
tragedy.
● Present the skit in two styles, changing from verbal to nonverbal.
Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
ELEMENTARY
148-02180 County Line Elementary The 5 Golden Coinprovers 8:00 10:06
148-78770 Unity School District Old Poptarts 8:20 10:24
148-98241 School District of Amery The Terrible Threesome 8:40 10:42
148-04210 Hilbert School District Mavitka Wolves 9:00 12:48
148-70597 De Pere School District The Runaway Hamstens 9:35 12:30
148-49937 Sacred Hearts School The 6 JAELEaN Pioneers 9:55 11:54
148-66497 Oostburg Schools Oostburg 3rd and 4th 10:15 8:00
148-11546 Wauwatosa C.I.N.F.U. Turtles 10:35 1:06
148-93310 Elmbrook Power Pumas 10:55 8:18
148-61015 STEM Academy Randall Creative Crew 12:15 8:54
148-90928 Parkview School District The Six Golden Coins 12:35 9:30
148-76425 Gibraltar Area Schools The Spicy Hot Cheese Puffs 12:55 9:48
148-16333 Sevastopol School Ash-Havel 1:15 8:36
148-57211 Valley View Elementary Champion Pandas 1:35 12:12
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Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
MIDDLE
148-69191 Hilbert School District 8th Graders 8:00 9:30
148-86273 St Paul's School - Algoma PI.E 8:20 1:06
148-53774 Seymour School District Thunder Quacks 8:40 11:54
148-61445 Seymour School District The Islanders 9:00 12:12
148-66470 Parkview School District MMAJICC 9:35 8:00
148-64489 Somerset Middle School No Rest for the Zombie Sloths 9:55 12:30
148-79215 Muskego Norway School District The Team That Shall Not Be Named 10:15 8:18
148-22474 Ithaca School Ithaca Bulldogs 10:35 1:42
148-52847 Germantown School District I Don't Know, Stop Asking Me 11:55 10:00
148-56709 Sacred Hearts School Martha and the 4 Amigos 12:15 9:48
148-31330
Wautoma Area School
District Cool Name Pending… 12:35 2:00
148-21660 Pacelli Catholic Schools Fire Breathing Rubber Duckies 12:55 8:54
148-99657 Cambria-Friesland School District Extremely Moldy Woofers 1:30 11:36
148-17379 Waupaca School District What's my line? 1:50 8:36
148-73752 New Richmond School District 2:10 10:24
148-44204 Glenwood City Schools Owl Let You Know 2:30 1:24
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Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
SECONDARY
148-26350 Howard Suamico Pirates 8:00 12:36
148-15171 Wauwatosa East High School Still Thinking 8:20 12:18
148-23145 Green Bay Area Public Schools Preble - The Posse of Awesomeness 8:40 12:00
148-93493 Notre Dame Academy High
School Team 9:00 10:06
148-56148 Muskego Norway School District John Lemon 9:40 11:42
148-38886 Oostburg Schools Gottem 10:00 8:00
148-31489
Stevens Point Area Public
Schools The Glitter Gang 10:20 8:18
148-37602 Germantown High School Kandeez Frum Da Blok 10:40 8:36
148-96669 Hilbert School District 7-ups 11:00 12:54
148-84277 School District of Amery The Stormy Knights 12:00 8:54
148-28070 Hudson School District The Not So Perfect Octopus 12:20 9:48
148-63502 Stevens Point Past Present Future 12:40 10:24
148-74916 Barron Area School District The Fantastic 6 1:00 9:30
148-77290 Algoma School District The Cherries 1:20 10:42
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ENGINEERING CHALLENGE
● Design and build a structure that can support weight without
breaking.
● Test the structure by placing weights and then removing them.
● Create and present a story in which the sudden appearance of a
monster has surprising results.
● Design and create a special effect to enhance the sudden
appearance of the monster and/or the events surrounding the
monster in the story.
● Create and present two Team Choice Elements that show off the
team’s interests, skills, areas of strength, and talents.
Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
ELEMENTARY
148-60183 Muskego Norway School District Team No Caffeine 8:00 9:30
148-47322 Lincoln Elementary The Blazin Burritos 8:18 10:42
148-21355 Roosevelt Elementary The Starry Knights 8:36 10:24
148-63345 Freedom School District The Smart Shark Beasts 8:54 10:06
148-23771 Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Schools Monster Effect 9:12 11:18
148-67841 Lake Geneva Schools Unique Bottle Flippers 9:30 11:00
148-48165 Notre Dame of DePere Monster Droppings 10:06 11:36
148-77198 Sevastopol School The Ultimate Lumberjacks 10:24 1:06
148-85638 Green Bay Area Public Schools The Cosmos 10:42 1:24
148-69440 GCMS DI DI McDivers 11:00 12:48
148-74343 Shawano PVCouch 11:18 2:00
148-01218 Rockfield Elementary I Don't Know 11:36 1:42
148-47174 Sacred Hearts School The KFC Crew 12:48 2:18
148-15319 Waupaca School District The Candy Stars 1:06 8:18
148-82920 Mequon-Thiensville School District Master Swords 1:24 8:00
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Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
ELEMENTARY continued
148-36121 School District of Amery Warrior Kids 1:42 8:54
148-60662 Hudson School District Savage vs. Average 2:00 9:12
148-83861 St. Croix Central Middle School Monster Effect 2:18 8:36
Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
MIDDLE
148-07106 Edgewood Campus School Camp Edgewood 8:00 9:48
148-97037 Germantown School District No Pink Mountains! 8:20 10:06
148-87393 Shawano Monstars 8:40 10:42
148-68726 Lake Geneva Schools Soda canz 9:00 11:00
148-26276 Sevastopol School Schultz-Schultz 9:20 12:00
148-44596 Osceola Schools Helga's Revenge 10:00 12:18
148-73584 School District of Amery Record Breakers 10:20 12:36
148-67319 Chetek-Weyerhaeuser Schools Monsters Ink 10:40 12:54
148-49160 Kaukauna Area School District Creativity Crew 11:00 8:18
148-47864
Little Chute Area School
District Little Chute Middle School 11:20 8:36
148-60685 Seymour School District The Animals 12:30 8:54
148-52658 Green Bay Area Public Schools Aldo - ML - He Who Shall Not Be Named 12:50 8:00
148-89712 Wauwatosa School District We Forgot Our Names At Home 1:10 9:12
148-22010 Sacred Hearts School The Exploding Heads 1:30 10:24
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Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
SECONDARY
148-20063 Algoma School District Sweet Tea-m 8:00 1:06
148-55080 Lake Geneva Schools - Badger Imaginators 8:20 12:48
148-69615 Freedom School District Cosmic Sans 8:40 1:42
148-69053 Little Chute Area School District Little Chute High School 9:20 1:24
148-39393 Germantown High School Wildcats 9:40 12:12
148-05214 Germantown High School D.I.N.O.S.A.U.R.S. 10:00 12:30
148-98662 Sevastopol School Taylor-Zawojski 10:20 11:54
148-92090 Ashwaubenon High School The New DImension 10:40 2:00
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SERVICE CHALLENGE
● Identify, design, and carry out a project that addresses a need in a
real community.
● Create and theatrically present a story that builds suspense about
characters who attempt an escape.
● Integrate information about the project through clues that help the
characters attempt to escape.
● Integrate information about the future of the project.
● Create and present two Team Choice Elements that show off the
team’s interests, skills, areas of strength, and talents.
Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
ELEMENTARY
148-19012 School District of Waupaca Kindness Kids 8:00 10:06
148-24792 Prescott School District The K9 Dream Team 8:20 10:24
148-11830 Prescott School District KAGAM 8:40 10:42
148-22521 Luxemburg Casco Mad Imaginators Volume II 9:00 11:00
148-17665 Germantown School District Escape 7 9:20 12:06
148-84714 Wilson/WSTEM Stemmy Bears 10:00 12:24
148-15648 Lincoln Elementary Puppy Power 10:20 12:42
148-12561 Jefferson Elementary The Fantastic Four 10:40 1:00
148-40984 Parkview School District It's Paws-ible 11:00 1:18
148-71714 Freedom School District 7 Dwarfs 11:20 8:00
148-00148 Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah SchoolS Escape Artist 12:30 8:18
148-15147 Notre Dame of DePere Turbo Turtles 12:50 8:54
148-19274 Algoma School District Project Superheroes 3.0 1:10 8:36
148-10265 West De Pere School District Five Flares 1:30 9:12
148-82520 De Pere School District CarDInals 1:50 9:48
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Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
148-44652 Kennedy Middle School Squeakers 5.0 11:20 9:30
148-54161 Lake Shore Middle School Those Dudes Over There 11:40 9:48
148-03121 Middleton-Cross Plains Unstoppable Six 12:00 8:00
148-32905 Holy Family School Holy Family School 12:40 8:54
148-67665 Whitman/Longfellow The STEMipedes 1:00 8:18
148-05513 Pilgrim Park Middle School Magnum Bonum 1:20 8:36
148-79307 Longfellow Middle School Oh, oh, oh We're Magic 1:40 10:06
Team Number
Organization Name
Team Name
Team Challenge Time
Instant Challenge Time
SECONDARY
148-75552 Wauwatosa East High School Sir Dumpster and Co-op 8:00 10:42
148-77270 Shawano K.L.A.M. 8:20 11:00
148-25293 Waupaca School District Blanket Making Babes 8:40 11:18
148-92526 School District of Denmark The Runaways 9:00 11:36
148-51922 Ashwaubenon High School Team Nobody 9:40 12:48
148-82424 West De Pere School District TEA 10:00 1:06
148-69144 North Shore DI CE the Light 10:20 1:24
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2019 WIDI Elaine House Alumni Excellence Award for College Students
Kaitlyn Ewe attends Concordia University in Radiologic
Sciences. She has been involved with WIDI as a regional and
Affiliate appraiser, Head Appraiser, Regional Challenge Master
and Instant Challenge volunteer. Kaitlyn has also been an
appraiser in Service Learning at Global Finals. Kaitlyn is a
member of the Alumni Council and assists with WIDI’s
merchandise; she even hand crafts the graduation tassels our
WIDI seniors receive. Kaitlyn is well deserving of a $1,000
award.
2019 WIDI Dave Valentine Extreme Creativity Award for Graduating High School Seniors
Michaela Blume is a senior at Ashwaubenon High School in the
Green Bay Area Region and has been involved with DI for 10 years.
Michaela’s team has been to Global Finals multiple times and she is
currently on an Engineering team. Michaela’s involvement in the
engineering/structure challenge has inspired her to pursue an
engineering degree in college. Michaela has been involved since
2015 with monthly fundraising paper drives for her district’s DI
program. Michaela is the recipient of a $500 award.
Kayden Rinzel is a senior at Wauwatosa East High School in the
Milwaukee Region and has been involved with DI for 9 years.
Kayden has volunteered at her regional Instant Challenge Workshop
since 2016 and helps elementary teams hone their instant challenge
skills. Her team has been involved in raising money for a food pantry,
addressing lead contamination in Milwaukee’s drinking water and
providing solar lights for impoverished families impacted by HIV in
Uganda. Kayden is currently on a Service Learning team. Kayden is
the recipient of a $500 award.
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
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Vison Inspire and equip participants to achieve anything they can imagine in life
Mission To engage participants in project-based challenges that are designed to build confidence and develop extraordinary
creativity, critical thinking, communication, and teamwork skills
New to DI? Welcome!
We’re glad you’re here! There’s no better way to understand the Destination Imagination Challenge Experience than
to see it in action. To get the most out of your day at this tournament, here’s what we suggest:
● Attend at least one Presentation in every Team Challenge. Each Team Challenge is unique and has open-
ended requirements, allowing teams to create totally different solutions from one another. Read through the
Points of Interest so you know what you can expect to see. Each Presentation is around eight minutes in
length.
● Wish the teams luck in their Instant Challenge. All of our teams participate in an Instant Challenge as part of
their tournament experience, during which they use quick, creative and critical thinking, and teamwork to
come up with a solution in a short amount of time. Spectators are not allowed in these presentations as the
Instant Challenges themselves are highly confidential.
● Look at the props, costumes, sets, technical devices and more that the teams have created—but please don't
touch! Remember that everything you see was crafted by the team members with no adult Interference.
● Talk to teams, parents and volunteers about their experience with this season of Destination Imagination. Tell
them you’re considering starting a team, and ask them to share their favorite thing about DI—you’ll be
amazed by the different answers you hear.
● Have fun, be inspired, and imagine the possibilities!
Learn more at DestinationImagination.org. Sign up for our newsletter for all the latest updates and to be alerted when
registration is open for the 2019-20 season.
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