Robotics competition is now part of the Minnesota State
High School League’s venues of competition.
This was announced at the Minnesota State Fair which
hosted a demonstration of the robotics obstacle course. The
Minnesota State High School League will be partnering with FIRST (For
Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) in supporting the
robotics competitions.
Minnesota is in a
good position to make FIRST Robotics Competition a mainstream program because
it
has the fourth-largest state contingent of teams in the
nation and hosts the largest of the more than 50
FIRST Robotics Competition regional events. This event
consistently fills Williams and Mariucci Arenas
on the University of Minnesota campus with a combined
total of 123 teams.
In its
partnership, the League will promote the FIRST Robotics Competition among
Minnesota
high schools, support a state championship for which
teams qualify at FIRST Robotics Competition
regional competitions in March, and provide teams the
same prominence of other League activities within their schools.
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