Several Ripley County schools competed in this year's event.
Photo by Genesis: Pathways to Success.
(Batesville, Ind.) – Genesis: Pathways to Success and the Batesville Community School Corporation hosted the 13th annual Regional Rube Goldberg Machine Contest on Saturday.
This year, teams were challenged to “Put Toothpaste on a Toothbrush” with a minimum of 15 steps and a maximum of 75 steps in Division I, and a minimum of 20 steps with no maximum number of steps in Division II.
The winning teams were:
- Division I 1st Place: Batesville Middle School
- Division I 2nd Place – St. Louis School
- Division I 3rd Place – Our Lady of Lourdes
- Division II 1st Place – Ripley County Engineering Academy
- Division II 2nd Place – Batesville High School
- Division II 3rd Place – Oldenburg Academy
Anderson High School won the Creativity Award and Best Dressed Award, while Ripley County Engineering Academy took home the Most Rube Goldbergian Award.
“Every team impressed us with their creativity and positive energy,” reads a statement from Genesis: Pathways to Success.
Congratulations to the following teams:
— Genesis: Pathways to Success (@GenesisP2S) February 26, 2024
Division I 1st Place - @bvillemiddle
Division I 2nd Place - @St_LouisSchool
Division I 3rd Place - Our Lady of Lourdes pic.twitter.com/Fat4HIxTXO
On Saturday, we brushed up on some serious toothpaste innovation! 🌟🦷 Every team impressed us with their creativity and positive energy to "Put Toothpaste on a Toothbrush!" #RGMC2024 #GreatKidsThriveHere #Innovation #EngineeringFun pic.twitter.com/4USvVY816k
— Genesis: Pathways to Success (@GenesisP2S) February 26, 2024
On Saturday, we brushed up on some serious toothpaste innovation! 🌟🦷 Every team impressed us with their creativity and positive energy to "Put Toothpaste on a Toothbrush!" #RGMC2024 #GreatKidsThriveHere #Innovation #EngineeringFun pic.twitter.com/4USvVY816k
— Genesis: Pathways to Success (@GenesisP2S) February 26, 2024
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