Nxt Revolution parent volunteer Prak Naik, center, high fives Andrei Radjenovic, 10, after their team's robot preformed well during the First Lego League STEM Center Ohio Regional tournament Saturday, Dec. 12, 2015, at Sylvania Southview High School.
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Members of the Maumee Valley Country Day school's team Nxt Revolution from left: Milo Slye, 11, Yusuf Daboul, 12, Kenan Maaieh, 10, Cimran Naik, 12, Siona Naik, 9, and Andrei Radjenovic, 10, cheer after their team's robot preformed well.
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Teams huddle around competition tables as their parents and family fill the stands.
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Supporters gather to watch Stranahan Elementary's "Monopoly Mechs" team compete.
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Shelby Starkey, the lego robotics teacher at the Toledo Technology Academy, right, keeps an eye on her students as Conner Geithmann, 12, left, Isaiah Thompson, 14, center left, Kevin Teran, 12, center, and Antonio Golini, 12, dance together to get pumped up before their team competes.
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Volunteer referee Sajeev Krishnan watches as Vanessa Resendiz, 9, of Bryan St. Patrick Catholic School, gets her team's robot set to compete.
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Port Clinton Middle School's team members Noah Shaw, 13, left, Savannah Hennig, 13, center left, Jayce Kennedy, 12, center, Willy Brooks, 12, center right, and Tommy Brooks, 12, right, react as their robot struggles to preform.
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Sylvania students Lukas Beran, 10, center, peaks above the table as his teammates Julianna Smith, 10, left, Max Faulkner, 12, center left, and John Roberts, 11, center right, watch volunteer referee Sajeev Krishnan go over their score.
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Toledo Technology Academy student Kevin Teran, 12, holds his team's robot before they compete.
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