Creativity and Beyond! - 29th Annual Magic Center Regional Tournament - Saturday, March 2, 2019
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Creativity
and Beyond!
Saturday, March 2, 2019
29th Annual
Magic Center
Regional Tournament
P R O B L E M S O LV I N G
T H R O U G H C R E AT I V I T Y
Magic Center Region
Odyssey of the Mind
HANDS-ON GLOBAL COMPETITION
P R O U D LY S ERV IN G O S C EO L A , O R A N G E, S EM IN O L E, M A R IO N, S U MTE R, L AK E , C I TRU S , L E V Y AN D V OL U S I A C OU N TI E S
Welcome, Team Members, Coaches, School Coordinators,
Parents, Family and Friends, to the 29th Annual
Magic Center Odyssey of the Mind Tournament!!
Magic Center Region – we keep growing • Make sure you check out the entries in the
and growing and … The Magic Center 6th Annual Creative Hat Contest next to the
Region once again leads the State in the Registration Table. If the entries are anything
number of memberships (105) as well as like previous years, they will be out of this
participating teams (183). As a result, Magic world.
Center will send 63 teams — not including
eligible ties and Ranatra Fusca winners — to • Need some fast cash $$$? Then participate
the State Tournament. Magic Center teams in our 50/50 raffle drawing. Tickets are just
will make up 20% of the total number of $1 each or an arm’s length for $10. Last
teams statewide at the State Tournament. year’s winner took home nearly $500. The
Congratulations to all of you! winning ticket will be drawn at the beginning
of the Awards Ceremony, and you need not
A big shout out to the administration, teachers be present to win.
and staff at our wonderful tournament venue,
Edgewater High School. This is our fifth year • Want something to do in between your
here at Edgewater. Please take the time to team’s performances? How about watching
thank our custodial staff – make their job some of the other teams? It’s a great way to
easier, please pick up after yourself and learn how to do things differently.
those around you. Let’s make sure the folks
here at Edgewater keep allowing us the use • Enjoy the campus and our DJ “Chipper.”
of this amazing school for years to come. Get those dancing feet moving.
What to expect today: Wow, that certainly is a lot to do! By the
• We will be selling yummy, fresh food at way, if you see anyone in a black "Official"
Concessions in the cafeteria. We will also a shirt today, please thank them. They have
merchandise Sales area in the cafeteria. We taken the time to attend a mandatory training
rely on these two revenue streams to offset all session and are here today serving as either
of our tournament costs. For the past several a judge or an official. We have more than
years, profits from the regional tournament 250 judges and officials, as well as nearly
have also provided scholarships for high 200 adult and teen volunteer workers.
school seniors, as well as a 26-foot moving Each and every one of them helps make the
truck to transport all of our World Finals tournament run smoothly and provides team
teams’ props, costumes and backdrops to the members, coaches and spectators the best
World Finals competition. Please help us out experience possible.
by having a burger (or five) and picking up a
T-shirt (or three)! All profits generated in our On behalf of the entire Magic Center Board
region stay in our region. This is the best way of Directors, good luck to all of our very
to keep future costs down, as well as to talented and creative teams!
ensure that we can continue to celebrate our
graduating seniors and provide assistance to Anna Long
our World Final Teams. Magic Center Regional Director
G e neral Tourna m ent
I n fo r mati on & Rem inders
PARKING: Refer to the campus map when parking. Our volunteers will direct you where to
park. Please do NOT park in local businesses' spaces. We want to be invited back again
next year, and key to that is being good guests. ONLY judges may park in the bus loop, and
the front visitors lot is BY PERMIT ONLY. All other ON-CAMPUS parking is open to teams and
their guests.
CAMPUS LITTER/RECYCLING: Receptacles are throughout the campus. PLEASE USE
THEM. If you see litter, please pick it up or, better yet, gently encourage the person who
accidentally dropped it to pick it up! Again, we are ALL guests on the Edgewater campus.
We have been given a great opportunity to have the Magic Center Regional Tournament at
such a wonderful venue. We want to be invited back — help us be the best guests ever.
NON-SMOKING CAMPUS: Edgewater High School is a non-smoking campus. Enough
said.
FOOD AND SOUVENIR SALES: Cash and checks are
preferred, but credit cards are accepted for purchases
of $20 or more. An ATM is directly across the street
at Walgreens.
CONCESSIONS: Open from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.,
Concessions will serve affordably priced Continental
breakfast items, as well as grilled items, pizza, drinks and
snacks. ALL proceeds stay in the Magic Center Region.
What a great — and easy — way to support the region!
From 3:30 to 6 p.m., only snacks and drinks will continue
to be served.
SOUVENIRS: Open at 9 a.m., the Sales area in the
Cafeteria is where you'll find regional and state merchandise,
in addition to fun novelties, hats and other "wearables."
Proceeds benefit the Magic Center Region. Be sure to pick up your light-up items and noise-
makers for the Awards Ceremony. NOTE: To ensure that competing teams are not distracted,
noisemakers will be sold ONLY just before the Awards Ceremony in the pop-up Sales stand
outside of the Gym and by roaming vendors in the Gym.
50/50 RAFFLE TO BENEFIT THE MAGIC CENTER REGION'S SCHOLARSHIP
FUND: Raffle tickets will be sold throughout the day in the Sales area, at the Silly String table
outside of Spontaneous and by roving ticket sellers. The cost is $1 per ticket or an arm's
length for $10. Last year's winner took home nearly $500. The winner, whose name is drawn
during the Awards Ceremony, need not be present to win.
AWARDS CEREMONY: The ceremony will start at approximately 5:30 p.m. in the Gym.
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Team Registration Opens 7:00am Cafeteria
Problem #4 Weigh In 7:15am Building 12
Concessions Opens 8:00am Cafeteria
Team Performances Begin 8:00am Various Problem Sites -
See Campus Map
Spontaneous Schedule Begins 8:00am Building 5 - First Floor
North Entrance Check-in
Merchandise Sales Area Opens 9:00am Cafeteria
Creative Hat Contest Dropoff 9:00am - 4:00pm Cafeteria
Team Photos 11:00am - 4:30pm Cafeteria
DJ 2:30pm - 4:30pm Green space
next to Gymnasium
Primary Teams Awards Ceremony 2:30pm Cafeteria
Team Performances End 4:00pm Various Problem Sites
Awards Ceremony 5:30pm Gymnasium -
approximately North Entrance ONLY!
S tat e Q ual i fyi n g T e a ms
M an d at ory Coac h e s M eeting
I mme d i at e l y Fo l l o wi n g T h e Awards Ceremony
I n T h e C afe t e ri aA Big Thank You to
Edgewater High School
Administration and Staff
for Hosting the 2019 Magic
Center Regional Tournament
Thank you to Krispy Kreme
Doughnuts, Millenia Mall location,
for your support.
We couldn't do it wit hout you!Pr o b lem Venu
Edgewater High School
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Orlando, FL 32804
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PROBLEM 3
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SECOND FLOOR
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DIVISIONS II & III2018-19 MAGIC CENTER REGION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
AND SPECIAL HELPERS / REGIONAL DIRECTOR - ANNA LONG
Problem Captains #1 Problem Captain #2
Dr. Carl Howard/Brandon Greek Jen Stamey
Problem Captains #3 Problem Captains #4
Flormari Blackburn/Sandra Reddecliff Robin Kranz/Kent Gritton
Problem Captains #5 Problem Captains Primary
Amanda Yates/Emily Long Samantha Pollard/Darcy Kranz
Spontaneous Problem Captains Score Room Problem Captains
Laura Pollard/Michael Pollard/Katie Ottinger Kate Folger/Matt Fuller
Abby Chitty Phil Kaprow Meg Grugric Bob Grugric Miriam Smith
Madeline Chitty Jack Chitty David Long Barry Stamey Tracy Larson
Charlene Norato Deb Stamey Judy Ladney Valerie Lyons
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P1/DII/DIII Gymnasium North Entrance
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P2/DII/DIII Building 1 -- Room 1-203
P3/DIA Building 2 -- Room 2 -106
P3/DIB Media Center
P3/DII/DIII Performing Arts Center (Auditorium)
P4/DI/DII/DIII Building 12
P5/DIA Building 14 -- Room 14 -101
P5/DIB Building 14 -- Room 14 -103
P5/DII/DIII Building 14 -- Room 14 -107
Primary Building 1 -- Room ARC
Spontaneous ALL Building 5/First Floor North Entrance
The RANATRA FUSCA CREATIVITY AWARD
represents the essence of Odyssey of the Mind. It is presented to teams
or individuals who exhibit exceptional creativity, either through some aspect
of their problem solution or an extraordinary idea beyond the problem
solution. A successful problem solution is not a criterion for winning
the award; rather, the award is a way to acknowledge
and encourage creative thinking and risk-taking.
OMER’S AWARD
is named for the Odyssey of the Mind raccoon mascot, OMER,
in recognition of individuals or teams who demonstrate outstanding
sportsmanship, exemplary behavior, or exceptional talent.
Recipients of this award may be coaches, team members, parents,
officials or anyone else that tournament officials or directors feel exhibit
these traits. This award is not intended to reward creativity. Anyone may
inform a tournament official of a possible OMER’s Award candidate.
That official will then determine if that person should be nominated.
All nominees are reviewed by a panel that determines the final recipients.Than k yo u, F lor a R i dg e , f o r ho s t ing
the A nnua l Os c e ola C o u n t y Dec ember
S p o n t a n e o u s W o r k sho p !
2900 Dyer Blvd. -- Kissimmee, Florida 34741Thank you to College Park
Middle School for your
generosity in sharing your
amazing facilities throughout
the year for workshops
and training sessions.
We couldn't do it without you!DEAN MEAD ATTORNEYS
PROVIDE FULL-SERVICE
LEGAL REPRESENTATION TO
BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS
THROUGHOUT FLORIDA
We wish all the
Magic Center
Region Teams
GOOD LUCK
at this year’s
tournament!
ANNA LONG
DEAN MEAD LAW FIRM
407.841.5120
along@deanmead.com www.DeanMead.com
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