2000 Records

Notre Dame Physics Bridge Building 1999-2000
Team #	Members		Mass Supported
			(kg)
120010	Sullivan	Overall record	209.4
120013	Azana	Second place	120.8
110009	Fernandes	Third place	120.7
120008	Balic/ DiStefano		118.3
120003	Lawlor		103.9
120004	Mak		103.4
120005	Ilicic		102.3
120006	Morelos		99.9
110003	Curman/Lopez		99.2
110021	Esterreicher/Fletcher		81.8
120014	Wong		79.9
120009	Bordignon/Lovato	Design Winner	72.5
110008	Pinter/Svorinic		69.2
110019	Doza/Garilao	Top third break	66.9
110018	Craig/Oswald		66.5
110014	Yap		65.1
110022	Pijanowski/Yee		64.6
110012	Skelin/Vukoja		63.4
120007	Grimm		58.2
110004	Rugge/Dente		55.6
120015	Candido		45.9
110013	Sunjic/Tomas		45.4
120011	Perrella		44.5
110017	Chen/Ylagan		44.5
120012	Bakowski		41.3
120016	Mislang		40.5
110015	Anderton/Wang		40.0
110024	Valeros/Yeo		31.8
110016	Bone/DiPersico	Middle third break	27.8
110010	Pirritano/Ripoli		25.9
110020	Durante/ Litzenberger		24.3
110026	Vachon		24.1
110023	Casanova		22.6
110001	Abustan/Ma		14.8
110005	Mateo/Pascua		13.7
110002	Lam/Battista		13.2
120001	Ranieri		13.0
110011	Rogers/Vo		13.0
110007	Payumo/Umaguing		11.5
110006	Nobrega/Rossi		10.6
110025	Flores		9.1
120002	Tonin		8.1
Average			56.8

Design Winners

120009	Lovato/Bordignon	First Place
120010	Sullivan	Second Place
120006	Morelos	Third Place
110022	Pijanowski/Yee	Honourable Mention

As promised, Matt Sullivan returned as a Physics 12 student to set an undisputed record. So great was the amount supported by Matt's bridge that the load had to be separated into two weighings. When the dust had settled, so to speak, the crowd was astounded to hear the figure of 209.4 kg, almost 90 kg ahead of the nearest competitor!

Stefano Lovato and Marco Bordignon produced a wonderful arch bridge that captured the workmanship and design award.

The 1/2/3 scoring breaks were set at 66.5 and 27.8 kg strengths.
(As written in 2000)

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