Congratulations Team 2010 from Champion. The Lightning Bots helped teams 2487 and 102 win the SBPLI Long Island Regional.

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It all began in a first semester morning health class of my eleventh grade year with Mrs. Christman. As I got to know her and the semester continued, Mrs. Christman suggested that I join the Robotics team. Robotics was something that I had previously heard about, but, without learning more, decided it was not something that I was currently interested in. She proceeded on by telling me about all the fantastic experiences they have, but I was simply not convinced. I thought, “…Yeah right, like I could ever build or operate a robot!” I also thought that would be the end of it but, to my surprise, this was not nearly the end of Mrs. Christman’s “suggestions”. Her persistence grew greater. It seemed that from that point forward, every time I ran into her, the badgering began. In fact, I told her three times that I would not join the team. However, I ultimately gave into her persuasions and joined in November of my senior year.

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CLEVELAND - Warren G. Harding’s Delphi E.L.I.T.E. Robotics team lost a close quarterfinal round of the Buckeye Regional Robotics Competition because members went back to help another team’s robot that became stuck on the competition’s track.

‘‘If we had to be eliminated, at least we did it our way,’’ Keith Rising, the team’s field coach, said. ‘‘We played as a team. We lost as a team. We would not leave anyone behind.’’

This story is brought to you by Warren's very own Tribune Chronicle and writer Raymond Smith.

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CLEVELAND - Warren G. Harding High School was ninth out of 46 teams heading into today’s Buckeye Regional Robotic Competition.

Harding’s Delphi E.L.I.T.E. Robotics team is one of four area teams in the competition; it posted five wins and two losses through Friday’s action.

This story is brought to you by Warren's very own Tribune Chronicle and writer Raymond Smith.

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PITTSBURGH - After six weeks and nearly 200 hours of their own time, students from two area schools were ready to roll in this weekend’s FIRST Robotics Regional competition in Pittsburgh.

This story is brought to you by Warren's very own Tribune Chronicle and writer Darcie Loreno.

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In Pittsburgh we had our up and downs but in the end it definitely turned into a BIG up. The weekend almost turned into a repeat of the Midwest regional with us winning the safety award and making it only to the quarter-finals. Though we didn't win the finals, This trip was an amazing experience for the team.

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