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Local Students Come Out on Top in Robotics Competition: Photos

See photos of the amazing robots, built by local high school students, that battled it out for the top spots in this past Saturday's championships.

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Woodside High School's CalGames 2012 championship robotics competition this past Saturday, Oct. 13, was a big success.

There were 36 high school teams in attendance, and both gyms at Woodside were buzzing with excitement. 

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Teams were honored with many different awards, and the following two three-team alliances made it to the Finals in the competition.

Notice that local robotics teams from Carlmont and Sequoia high schools are among the winning groups!

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WRRF CalGames 2012 Champions (top winners):

Team 971 - Spartan Robotics from Mountain View High School

Team 254 - The Cheesy Poofs from Bellarmine College Prep

Team 766 - The M-A Bears from Menlo-Atherton High  

WRRF CalGames 2012 Finalists (#2 spot):

Team 1678 - Citrus Circuits from DaVinci Academy

Team 1671 - Buchanan Bird Brains from Buchanan High School

Team 100 - The WildHats - Members from Woodside, Carlmont and Sequoia High Schools

 

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