The kings and queens of Destination Imagination are in your backyard for the second year in a row. Two Sevastopol Destination Imagination teams won the Global competition held in Kansas City, Missouri this week with a third coming in the top 20.

Coached by Annie Rabach, Nick Schultz, and Jenny Hobart, the Ultimate Miners won their category for the Thrill Ride: Engineering competition.

Da’ Magix, coached by Annie Rabach, Mindi Vanderhoof, and Shelley Stenzel, took first place in the Far-Fetched: Scientific competition.

The third team, 7 Musketeers, tied with Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan’s Flames of Creativity and Camden May’s Dungeons and Digons for 16th place in the Flip the Script: Fine Arts competition. They were led by Annie Rabach, Kim Lama, and Susan Czagas.  

The Sevastopol teams will be honored with a police escort through Sturgeon Bay before arriving at school to a hero's welcome at approximately 7:15 p.m. Wednesday.

Algoma was also represented at the Destination Imagination Global Finals with the Matt Schaper-led Swing taking 18th in the Far-Fetched: Scientific competition and Duck Usta, led by Jillaine Toebe and Lisa Stewart, took 10th place in the same competition, but in different divisions.  The Candy Vans, led by Lisa Stewart and Megan Schaper took 31st place in their division for the Flip the Script: Fine Arts competition.

Pictures and videos courtesy of Sevastopol Destination Imagination