Palmyra Krypton Cougars robotics team scores big win at districts
The Palmyra-based robotics team the Krypton Cougars earned a big win at the Mid-Atlantic district competition, advancing to the district championship.
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The Palmyra-based robotics team the Krypton Cougars earned a big win at the Mid-Atlantic district competition, advancing to the district championship.
Photo Above this News Story: MTSU mechatronics engineering faculty member Tony Saavedra, left, Engineering Technology Chair Ken Currie and mechatronics student Antonious Hanna watch as members of the Nerdettes FTC team from Owens Cross Roads, Ala., compete in the recent Tennessee FIRST Tech Challenge robotics event in Alumni Memorial Gym. The Nerdettes earned the Connect Award bestowed by judges. (MTSU photo by Cat Curtis Murphy).MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Talented, tech-savvy and energeti ...
The CouGears, Yeshivat Frisch’s FTC (First Tech Challenge) Robotics team, is proud to have earned a spot in the NJ State Championship this June, after ranking 11th out of almost 40 teams in the Northern Leagues regional championship held virtually on April 22. There, the team earned a second place award in the Control Award category, which recognizes excellence in coding.
× Donations Pictured are (l to r): Eual Moore, Post 435 Commander; Ben Rhodes, Superior American Legion baseball coach; Glen Erickson, American Legion Baseball Liaison. American Legion Post 435 of Superior presented a donation of $2,500 to the Superior American Legion Baseball organization to help with the cost of uniforms, baseballs, equipment and other expenses. Ultimately, this donation will help keep the cost to the youth players lower. The Superior American Legion team is made up of players ages 17 to 19 who play teams from around the area as well as tournaments throughout the count...