State Tournament Information
2021-2022 Wisconsin State Tournament is March 19, 2022 at Madison College
Tournament Details!
We are excited for the return of the onsite State Odyssey of the Mind Tournament! Please register your team for the Wisconsin State Tournament by visiting the members area of the Odyssey of the Mind headquarter's website. We will not be charging a state fee this year in appreciation of having you back! Each team is responsible to provide one judge for the state tournament. Follow this link to register your team's judges.
An email update will be sent out on Tuesday, January 18 with updated tournament information for this year's event.
PROGRAM DESIGN CONTEST
Design the cover for the 2022 WI Odyssey of the Mind State Tournament
CONTEST DETAILS
- ENTRIES OR DUE BY MARCH 1
- MUST INCLUDE DATE (MARCH 19, 2022)
- MUST INCLUDE VENUE (MADISON COLLEGE)
- MUST BE DESIGNED WITH THIS YEAR'S THEME IN MIND (MEET THE MOMENT- which means to use creativity and innovation to solve the problems of today)
- INCLUDE YOUR NAME/SIGNATURE ON DESIGN
- IT CAN BE DONE BY HAND OR DIGITALLY.
- KEEP IN MIND THE FINAL PROGRAM WILL BE PRINTED IN BLACK AND WHITE INK.
- SUBMIT A PDF OR JPEG OF YOUR PROGRAM DESIGN BY USING THE LINK BELOW.
PAST WINNERS
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TOURNAMENT AWARDS
Ranatra Fusca Award Winners
The Ranatra Fusca Award, named for the water strider insect, promotes and recognizes exceptional creativity. This award represents the essence of the Odyssey of the Mind program. The Ranatra Fusca Award is given to teams or individuals who display tremendous creativity at competition. This award serves as an incentive for risk-taking and out-of-the-box thinking for Odyssey participants.
Recent Ranatra Fusca Award Winners
2005 Division 3 Highland School (Get the Message)
2005 Division 3 Brookfield Central (Laugh a thon)
2006 Division 3 Brookfield Central (Ancient Egypt)
2007 Division 1 Chegwin Elementary (Around the World)
2009 Division 3 Bangor High School (Superstitions)
2011 Division 1 Tess Corners (Spontaneous)
2012 Division 3 Highland School (Ooh-Motional Vehicle)
2012 Division 3 Memorial High School (To Be or Not To Be)
2013 Division 1 St Joseph School (Pet Project)
2015 Division 2 Fondy STEM (Pandora’s Box)
2017 Division 2 Fondy STEM (It’s Time, Omer)
OMER's Award Winners
The OMER's Award is given to teams and individuals for showing Odyssey spirit. This includes teams and team members, or anyone involved with the competition. It can be someone who showed some type of artistic talent, good sportsmanship, teamwork, or even for going beyond expectations to help others. An OMER's Award is given to anyone who serves as an outstanding example of Odyssey spirit through their words or actions.
The Ranatra Fusca Award, named for the water strider insect, promotes and recognizes exceptional creativity. This award represents the essence of the Odyssey of the Mind program. The Ranatra Fusca Award is given to teams or individuals who display tremendous creativity at competition. This award serves as an incentive for risk-taking and out-of-the-box thinking for Odyssey participants.
Recent Ranatra Fusca Award Winners
2005 Division 3 Highland School (Get the Message)
2005 Division 3 Brookfield Central (Laugh a thon)
2006 Division 3 Brookfield Central (Ancient Egypt)
2007 Division 1 Chegwin Elementary (Around the World)
2009 Division 3 Bangor High School (Superstitions)
2011 Division 1 Tess Corners (Spontaneous)
2012 Division 3 Highland School (Ooh-Motional Vehicle)
2012 Division 3 Memorial High School (To Be or Not To Be)
2013 Division 1 St Joseph School (Pet Project)
2015 Division 2 Fondy STEM (Pandora’s Box)
2017 Division 2 Fondy STEM (It’s Time, Omer)
OMER's Award Winners
The OMER's Award is given to teams and individuals for showing Odyssey spirit. This includes teams and team members, or anyone involved with the competition. It can be someone who showed some type of artistic talent, good sportsmanship, teamwork, or even for going beyond expectations to help others. An OMER's Award is given to anyone who serves as an outstanding example of Odyssey spirit through their words or actions.