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The 2007 Pizza Hut K*bot Ollie Awards

On the evening of Wednesday July 18, 2007 at 5:30 to 6:30 PM the City Of Las Vegas Veterans Memorial Leisure Services Center was rocking to the second ever 2007 Pizza Hut K*bot Ollie Awards and Pizza Dinner with 6 Ollie Awards being given out to : These were the winners:

“Best New K*bot Design 2006” Black Hole

(Div 3) Jay Jay Kleips Bangkok, Thailand Asia

“2006 K*bot Rookie of the Year”

Gladiator (Div 3) Brendan Mulcahy Las Vegas, Nevada USA

“2006 K*bot World Championship Match of the Year”

Division M (Semi final) (Chase Younger vs Evan Gray

“2006 K*bot Sports Ambassador Student of the Year”

Shane Haddad Las Vegas, Nevada USA

“Most Improved K*bot of 2006”

Freakazoid (Div 2) Matthew Pohlmann Henderson, Nevada USA

were honored as outstanding K*bot students from around the world.

In 2007 at the K*bot Ollie Awards we added the all new Pro-Challenge Cup at 6:20 PM between our master K*bot instructors (Toby Wheeler and Dave Weston representing the British and Chase Younger and Edy Valdes representing the Americans) in an ultimate Division 1 bragging rights match of the year.

Even the legendary American John Wayne would have been proud of the pride of Oxford, England the new king of K*bots for 2007 "Sir" Dave Weston.

This is how you can vote today on who receives an 2008 K*bot Ollie Award.

Any parent and or student interested in K*bots can Vote now for the 2007 Pizza Hut

K*bot Ollie Awards winners. Copy this form then fill it out and send to Tom Vermersch,

PO Box 620796, Las Vegas, Nevada 89162.

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Please select one student, match, or K*bot in each 2007 K*bot Ollie Awards category
#1 “Best New K*bot Design 2007”
Heavy Metal (Division 2) James Kitt Conneticut USA ____

Slicer (Division 3) Sam Marrs Henderson, Nevada USA _____

Long arm (Division M) Dustin Bowles Las Vegas, Nevada USA_____

Mini Moo 3 (Division 1) Ryan Schnitzler Henderson, Nevada USA _____

- You may also write in someone other than the above _____________________
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#2 “2007 K*bot Rookie of the Year”

Harrison Stanton Las Vegas, Nevada USA _______

Sam Marrs Henderson, Nevada USA _____

Sierra Cooper Salt Lake City, Utah USA _____

Kyle Abaya Henderson, Nevada USA _____

Bobby Gonzalez Corpus Christi, Texas USA ______

Ilana Rahaman Las Vegas, Nevada USA ______

- You may also write in someone other than the above _____________
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#3 “2007 K*bot World Championship Match of the Year”
Division 2 - Andrew Martin with Crosshair 3 vs Devyn Bowden with Maneater ______

Division 2 - Spencer Dalton with Gator vs Matthew Pohlman with Blizzard ______

Division 3 - Zev Katz with ZK vs John Su with Beijing 1 ______

Division 1 - Shahil Pema with Rock Crumbler vs Evan Gray with Deadbolt ______

- You may also write in someone other than the above __________

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#4 “2007 K*bot Sports Ambassador Student of the Year”
Dominic Holowell Las Vegas, Nevada USA _____

Shane Haddad Las Vegas, Nevada USA _____

Jay Jay Kleips Bangkok, Thailand Asia _____

Ryan Blount Las Vegas, Nevada USA _____

Dustin Bowles Las Vegas, Nevada USA _____

- You may also write in someone other than the above

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#5 “Most Improved K*bot of 2007”
Andrew Martin Division 2 Crosshair 3 Scotland, UK _____

Michael DeLeece Division M Double Attack Las Vegas, Nevada USA _____

Zev Katz - Division 1 Revenge of the bug Las Vegas, Nevada USA _____

- You may also write in someone other than the above

Send your suggestions to make the 2008 K*bot World Championships even better.

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Please complete the 2008 K*bot Ollie Awards Ballot and place it in an stamped envelope and return it to

Thomas Vermersch
K*bot World Championships
PO Box 620796
Las Vegas, Nevada 89162 (or email it to tvercver@aol.com)

K*bots which were inducted into the K*bot Hall of Fame at the K*bot Ollie Awards Banquet at the 2006 & 2007 K*bot World Championships.

“Induction into the K*bot Hall of Fame Museum”

“Godzilla” Built in 1999 it was the first K*bot to become a powerhouse star. Even though this Division 2 four time San Antonio and one time Las Vegas Regional Champion from Texas never won a K*bot World Championship it became the overall winning (most victories) K*bot in the first seven years of K*bots. The teenager on the far right was the creator of Godzilla.

“Greem Reaper” This is simply the best K*bot in the world. Edy Valdez from Corpus Christi, Texas created the most feared K*bot in the world. 2002 and 2005 Division 1 K*bot World Champion only lost two times in history. Even the best K*bot in the world found out K*bot life is an adventure as he had shocking losses at the 2003 and 2004 K*bot World Championships. Edy Valdes is now a level one K*bot Instructor at the K*bot World Championships.

“Project X” This was the first Division M superstar K*bot to become a UK Champion. Division M was born in 2001 in the country of England by a group of dedicated young students and Toby Wheeler that created this well built K*bot launching machine to become the first Division M K*bot star. Toby Wheeler has now graduated from college in England with a law degree and now is the Assistant Director of the K*bot World Championships in Las Vegas.

“Wrath” The 2004 and 2005 Division 3 K*bot World Champion. This was the only K*bot at the time in any Division to go undefeated (Regional and World K*bot Championships) in its short two year history of competition. Oliver and his father and mother, Dr. Peter and Heidi Serrao, were lost in a tragic fire in their home in Corpus Christi, Texas. This truly special world class family loved life and people and touched our lives in the K*bot world. Our K*bot Awards each year are called the “Ollies”, named after Oliver Serrao.

“Crosshair" This was the first non-American K*bot to win a K*bot World Championship. Andrew Martin from RAF Base in Brize Norton in England under the guidance of K*bot Instructor Toby Wheeler, also from England, shocked the Americans and took the World Championship from the Americans in Division 2 at the 2004 K*bot World Championships in Las Vegas. It was retired as Andrew Martin built Crosshair 2 in 2005 and Crosshair 3 in 2007 to replace the original Crosshair. Crosshair 3 on the right came within only 1/4 of and inch on regaining his 2004 Division 2 K*bot World Championship crown, which is still held by three time world champion Devyn Boden with Maneater from Corpus Christi, Texas.

“C4” This was the first Division M K*bot to win back to back K*bot World Championships. Chace Younger was born in Palm Springs, California and competed in the first K*bot World Championship in 2002 in Las Vegas. One of his goals was to become a K*bot World Champion and master K*bot builder. He accomplished both of these goals as he is now a level one K*bot Instructor at the K*bot World Championships. Division M has grown into a prestige's K*bot Division in the world of K*bots, thanks in part to this outstanding young man and his passion for Division M.

These K*bot awards are named after Oliver Serrao our 2004 Division 3 World Champion who lost his life in a tragic fire in Texas. They called him “Ollie” and the K*bot award will honor this outstanding young student who was loved by many who knew him. To receive an “Ollie” was something special because it was voted on by every K*bot student who have a passion for K*bots from around the world. 120 people attended the K*bot Ollie Awards at the City Of Las Vegas Veterans Memorial Leisure Services Center.
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