Warren Club Wins Second Annual Full STEAM Ahead LEGO Competition

Warren Club Wins Second Annual Full STEAM Ahead LEGO Competition
April 26, 2023 BGCMA

On Friday, April 14, the Center for a New Generation Boys & Girls Club (CNG) and the Arts & Innovation Program partnered again to host the Second Annual Full STEAM Ahead Lego Build Competition. (Read about the inaugural LEGO competition here!)

Prior to presenting on Friday, Club members spent months building their creations under the theme, Theme Park. 

“The LEGO competition provides a great opportunity for Club kids to connect and collaborate in science, technology, arts, and mathematics, also known as STEAM,” said CNG Executive Director Charlese “Ms. CeCe” Malcolm.

The LEGO Build Competition is one of many Full STEAM Ahead programs created by Malcolm, other programs focus on K’nex, woodworking, and robotics.

With so many creative LEGO Builds, judges had a hard task voting on the top three winners in the contest.

The Winners of the 2nd Annual Full STEAM Ahead LEGO Competition

First-place teams won a trip to LEGO Land Atlanta, LEGO build kits, LEGO duffle bags, and a first-place trophy.

  • 1st Place Teen Category: Warren LEGO Team, led by Teen Director Mr. Johnathan
  • 1st Place Youth Category: Warren Warriors, led by Program Director Ms. LaDasia.

Second-placed received individual LEGO kits and a team trophy.

  • 2nd Place Yoth Category: Draper Invincible Engineers, led by Executive Director Mr. Terry.

Third place team received a LEGO kit for the Club.

  • 3rd Place Youth Category: CNG Dragon Squad, led by Art Instructor  Mr. Amir and Academic Support Coach Mr. James.

All LEGO competition participants received custom t-shirts, LEGO party bags, treat bags, and STEM kits to take home.

Thank you to our judges, Central Regional Director Nikki McClain, Tuskegee Airmen Global Academy Principal Melanie Sithold, Director of Arts & Innovation Ruben Royster, and Team Accenture for volunteering! Thank you also to Team AT&T for the STEM kit donations, Sara Wilson, Dr. Anna Jones, and CNG Executive Director Charlese Malcolm.