Objective: To get the closest to, but not exceed, one mile (5,280 feet AGL) in altitude.

• The first-place rocket closest to (but has not exceeded one mile) will win a LOC-VII kit (LOC/Precision)
• The second-place rocket closest will win a Lance Beta kit (WildMan)
• The third-place rocket closest will win a Wolverine kit (LOC/Precision)
• You may use any rocket you wish, from any manufacturer, or scratch-built, with any motor up to and including “J” motors (but none higher than a “J” is permitted)
• Altimeters must be checked in before and after launch to confirm height achieved (Estes altimeters will not be permitted).
• Check-in will require you to bring your rocket with its altimeter to the LOC/Precision booth before launch, and within two hours of completion of flight
• Your rocket must be able to fly again after retrieval without a repair being done (disqualifications include a broken fin, separation, missing launch lug, or any other damage that may prevent the rocket from being flown safely again). A rocket that is unable to sustain a safe future flight will be disqualified.
• Any discrepancies will be determined by the LOC/Precision judges.

Thank you for entering; good luck, and have fun.

Objective: To get the closest to but not exceed 9,000 feet in altitude.

• The first-place rocket closest to (but has not exceeded) 9,000 feet will win an 8” Goblin kit (WildMan)
• The second -place rocket will win a 7.5” Skinwalker kit (LOC/Precision)
• You may use any rocket you wish from any manufacturer, or scratch-built, with any motor.
• Altimeter must be checked in before and after launch to confirm height achieved.
• Check-in will require you to bring your rocket with its altimeter to the LOC/Precision booth before launch,and within two hours of completion of flight.
• Your rocket must be able to fly again after retrieval without a repair being done (disqualifications include a broken fin, separation, missing launch lug, or any other damage that may prevent the rocket from being flown safely again). A rocket that is unable to sustain a safe future flight will be disqualified.
• Any discrepancies will be determined by the LOC/Precision judges.
• In the rare case of a tie, the tie breaker will be determined by the judges.

Thank you for entering; good luck, and have fun.

The Show and Shine competition will be held on Saturday (7/8/23). Entry will begin on Saturday (7/8/23) at 8:00 am, ending at 1:00 pm. Judging will then begin at 1:00 pm with the winners to be announced at 3:00 pm.

Objective: To build and present the best overall rocket using an existing production LOC/Precision, Public Missiles or WildMan rocket kit.

• Your rocket will be judged on overall appearance, fit and finish, quality of craftsmanship, use ofcolor design, and degree of difficulty.
• You are not required to copy the cover art that comes with the rocket kit you use/choose, but you may not change the actual structural design of the rocket (e.g., extra fins are not permitted, nor reshaping of fins, nor shortening or lengthening the main frame).
• The only exception to structural design modification allowed would be the addition of an e-bay or payload.
• All junior rocketeers will receive a 1” diameter rocket kit just for entering.
• The best WildMan rocket will win a 5” Jart kit (WildMan)
• The best LOC/Precision or Public Missiles rocket will win a 5.5” Magnum kit (LOC/Precision)

Thank you for entering; good luck, and have fun.