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Four teams compete at FIRST Lego League tournament By Liz Dadson |
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 The Noble Team, Dan Cleary (L), Martin Catalan and Sean Castillo, of St. Anthony's School, watch as its robot performs  The Road Kill team, Marcus Villena (L), Isaac Hall and Pearce Taylor, lines up the robot to compete | ||||
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Three teams from St. Anthony's School and one from Huron Heights Public School competed at the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Lego League tournament held Sunday in the gymnasium at St. Anthony's. About 20 members of the Kincardine District Secondary School Robotic Knights organized the event and judged each competition. The teams from St. Anthony's included the Noble Team, Electric Helmet and Road Kill, while the Huron Heights team was the Go-Go-Ro-Bo-Gadgets.
MC David Yun of the KDSS Robotic Knights does some play-by-play during the competition
The Electric Helmet team of St. Anthony's School, includes Faith Catalan (L), Amelia Arcizewski, Julie Brownrigg-Hayes and Keira Hazzard
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With plenty of loud music playing, each team tried to get its robot to do the required elements, in order to win the contest. Organizers were a bit disappointed at the reduced number of teams this year. There was no team from Ripley or KTTPS.  Connor Dixon (L), Priya Kalra and Kiera Bishop of the Huron Heights Go-Go-Ro-Bo-Gadgets keep an eye on their robot Scrolling stops when you move your mouse inside the scroll area. You can click on the ads for more
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