FIRST LEGO League Robotics Team Wins Judges' Award at Regional Tournament
Archer's FIRST LEGO League robotics team is using the colorful blocks to help change the world. On Saturday, November 10, the team took home the coveted Judges' Award at the Los Angeles Region qualifying tournament.
For the tournament, the team programmed a robot to complete space-related tasks in LEGO form. The girls also investigated a real-world space travel problem and presented a solution to a panel of judges.
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