On to the World Championships! The Manitoulin Secondary School (MSS) Team 6865 Manitoulin Metal Team has qualified for the First Robotics World Championship in Houston, Texas. At the provincial championships held in Hamilton, MSS won the prestigious FIRST Impact Award to qualify. In photo from left are team members, coaches and supporters, Glenn Zembal, Garrett Charbonneau, coach Mike Zegil, Sam Pennings, Daphne Carr, Robyn-Ashley McNaughton, Kyle Zembal, Nevaeh Harper, Alan Wilkin, Ben Willis, Jocelyn Kuntsi, Patrick McCann, Alex Wilson-Zegil, coach Yana Bauer and Ryan Kuntsi with the team鈥檚 robot, Bumblebee. Missing from photo are Addy Gray, Kyra Carpenter, Darwin Wood, coach Caroline Black, coach Scott Willis and coach Andrew Argall.
On to the World Championships! The Manitoulin Secondary School (MSS) Team 6865 Manitoulin Metal Team has qualified for the First Robotics World Championship in Houston, Texas. At the provincial championships held in Hamilton, MSS won the prestigious FIRST Impact Award to qualify. In photo from left are team members, coaches and supporters, Glenn Zembal, Garrett Charbonneau, coach Mike Zegil, Sam Pennings, Daphne Carr, Robyn-Ashley McNaughton, Kyle Zembal, Nevaeh Harper, Alan Wilkin, Ben Willis, Jocelyn Kuntsi, Patrick McCann, Alex Wilson-Zegil, coach Yana Bauer and Ryan Kuntsi with the team鈥檚 robot, Bumblebee. Missing from photo are Addy Gray, Kyra Carpenter, Darwin Wood, coach Caroline Black, coach Scott Willis and coach Andrew Argall.
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