VEX IQ · Elementary

RoboPlanet VEX IQ Level Up Halloween Robotics Challenge (ES)

October 25–25, 2026 Austria Vancouver Club Richmond, British Columbia

VEX VIQRC Other event in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada Oct 25, 2026. 18 teams.

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Tentative schedule from RECF FOUNDATION (pdf) (updated March 23, 2026).

General Info

General Info

Date and Time: Oct 25, 2026

Location: 5851 Westminster Hwy, Richmond, BC V7C 1C3

Teams will be allowed a maximum of three (3) Programming and three (3) Driver skills runs, with a maximum of one (1) run at one time so everyone gets a chance. See the agenda tab for skills times.

Be sure to bring everything you need for the tournament. Battery Chargers, laptops, spare parts, and anything else you may need.

Make sure you have read and understand the rules, checked your robot against the inspection sheet, and have submitted your waiver forms. Waiver forms can be submitted online.

Contact: [email protected]

Phone: 778-636-6555

Venue
Austria Vancouver Club
Address
5851 Westminster Hwy, Richmond, British Columbia V7C 1C3, Canada
Dates
October 25, 2026
Grade Level
Elementary
Skills Challenge
Yes
Judging Format
Digital Engineering Notebook Submissions / In-Person Team Interviews

Registration & Logistics

Event Type
Open Tournament
Event Format
In-Person
Field Control
N/A
Capacity
20
Spots Open
2
Event Region
British Columbia (BC)
Max Registrations per Org
6
Standard Registration Opens
27-Aug-2026 12:00 EDT
Registration Deadline
23-Oct-2026 12:00 EDT
Payment Deadline
19-Oct-2025 12:00 EDT
Price
CA$150.00

Agenda

Tournament Date: Oct 25, 2026

Agenda (Tentative to Change)

9:00am Doors open, Check-in, and Inspection

9:45 Openning Ceremony

9:55am - 12:00am Skills matches and Judging

12:00pm - 12:30pm Lunch

【**Lunch is supplied, and we charge 10 CAD per person. You can also bring your own lunch.】

12:30pm - 12:45pm Drivers meeting

12:45pm - 4:00pm Qualification rounds

4:00pm - 4:15pm Break

4:15pm - 5:00pm Finals

5:00pm - 5:30pm Closing Ceremony and Awards

Judging Format

Judging Format In-Person Judging - The Team Interviews will be in-person the day of the event. Digital submission of Engineering notebooks. Engineering notebooks will be submitted online via the link in their VEX Events team profile account due by October 23, 9:00 AM

Volunteer

Volunteer This event requires volunteers and there are many roles available at the events. Field Reset Description: Accurately reset the competition field after each match and assist the Field Manager or Head Referee as needed. Note: students with high energy and younger children do well. Activity Level: High (physical), constant standing or walking. Experience Level: Beginner. No experience is needed. Skills: • Ability to review field diagrams to place game objects in correct locations on the competition field • Move quickly around the field • Good listening skills Head Referee Description: Organize and oversee all Scorekeeper Referees. Interpret and consistently enforce the rules of the game to score each match upon completion. Act as the final authority for any disputes or rulings. Train Scorekeeper Referees as needed. Activity Level: High (physical), constant standing or walking. Experience Level: Advanced. Previous Scorekeeper Referee experience is required. Certification required. Must be at least 20 years old for VRC events and at least 16 years old for VIQC events. Skills: • Apply knowledge of the game and rules • Lead a team effectively • Interact positively with students and coaches • Arbitrate disputes fairly and quickly deescalate arguments Inspector Description: Conduct inspections to verify that robots comply with the rules and specifications outlined in the game manuals. Activity Level: Moderate (mix of sitting and walking). Experience Level: Intermediate. Basic knowledge of robot construction and familiarity with VRC & VIQC parts is helpful, but not mandatory. Skills: • Collaborate with others as a team • Attention to detail • Follow inspection checklist Judge Description: Evaluate student teams through interviews, Engineering Notebooks, and on-field performance. Present awards as needed. Activity Level: Moderate (mix of sitting and walking). Experience Level: Intermediate. Some robotics judging experience is helpful but not necessary. Must be an adult for all VRC events. Must be at least 16 for local VIQC events. Must be an adult for any VIQC event that qualifies for the VEX World Championship. Skills: • Attention to detail • Impartiality • Communicate effectively Judge Advisor Description: Train and assist volunteer Judges as they evaluate student teams through interviews, review Engineering Notebooks, observe on-the-field performance, and present awards as needed. Facilitate the Deliberation process for judged awards, and serve as a Judge as needed. Activity Level: Moderate (mix of sitting and walking). Experience Level: Advanced. Previous Judge experience is strongly recommended. Certification required. Must be at least 20 years old for VRC events. Skills: • Attention to detail • Impartiality • Communicate effectively Queuing Description: Assist with staging teams for upcoming matches. Activity Level: High (physical), constant standing or walking. Experience Level: Beginner. No experience required. Skills: • Communicate effectively • Attention to detail • Stay organized in fast-paced environment • Follow instructions Scorekeeper Referee Description: Record scores using the TM Mobile app or paper score sheets. Verify recorded scores with other Scorekeeping Referees and/or the Head Referee as needed, and with the student drivers after each match. Discuss possible rule violations with the Head Referee after the match. Ensure the field is reset and robots are ready for the next match. Activity Level: High (physical), constant standing or walking. Experience Level: Intermediate. Experienced volunteers are preferred; however, Scorekeeper Referees can be new volunteers and can be trained quickly. Must be at least 15 years old for all events. Skills: • Apply knowledge of the game and rules and be impartial • Attention to detail • Work effectively as a member of a team • Interact positively with students Team Check-in…

Emergency/Bad-Weather Policy

Emergency/Bad Weather Policy In the event of a cancellation, all registered participants will be notified and an update will be posted on events.vex.com. Please make sure all your contact information is update in VEX Events. You can also contact Roboplanet directly. Contact: info@roboplanets.com Phone: 778-636-6555

Division Finals

Division 1

# Red Team Score Blue Team
1
298A Smart Penguins North Vancouver, British Columbia
297.0
888A CTRL-X Vancouver, British Columbia
2
10836A Imagine Losing Vancouver,, British Columbia
192.0
9933W Cybot-9967V Vanvouver, British Columbia
3
55901M MJS ROBOTIC KIDS Oak Harbor, Washington
159.0
9933F Cybot-9944E Vanvouver, British Columbia
4
10836E Tactical Tigers Vancouver, British Columbia
102.0
9933D Cybot-Lodestar Vancouver, British Columbia
5
10835B Ace Bots Richmond, British Columbia
96.0
53536A SteamNova Richmond, British Columbia
6
6565A A+ Richmond, British Columbia
91.0
9933V Cybot-9955V Vancouver, British Columbia
  • Excellence Award (IQ)
    888A CTRL-X Vancouver, British Columbia
  • Teamwork Champion Award (IQ)
    298A Smart Penguins North Vancouver, British Columbia
    888A CTRL-X Vancouver, British Columbia
  • Design Award (IQ)
    55901M MJS ROBOTIC KIDS Oak Harbor, Washington
  • Robot Skills Champion (IQ)
    298A Smart Penguins North Vancouver, British Columbia
  • Teamwork 2nd Place Award (IQ)
    9933W Cybot-9967V Vanvouver, British Columbia
    10836A Imagine Losing Vancouver,, British Columbia
  • Create Award (IQ)
    53536A SteamNova Richmond, British Columbia
  • Innovate Award (IQ)
    298A Smart Penguins North Vancouver, British Columbia
  • Judges Award (IQ)
    9933F Cybot-9944E Vanvouver, British Columbia