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SubmittedMarch 18, 2021

Cape Central High School Tiger Bytes Robotics Club won its first award on Saturday, March 6, 2021. The team finished their second year of competition on a high note by winning the Judges Award at the 2020-2021 Southeast League Championship. In addition to being a rookie team, they had to overcome many unique challenges this year. ...

Stacey Chicora
Team members (back): Lucian Nordin, Joey Class, Ibrahim Ahmad, Gabriel Goodin, Olivia Garagnani, (front): Stacey Chicora (coach), Amaris Chicora, Srija Bandyopadhayay, Po Nwe, Nicole Mattes, Brooke Baugher (coach). Not pictured: Gibson Curtis and Daniel Dordoni.
Team members (back): Lucian Nordin, Joey Class, Ibrahim Ahmad, Gabriel Goodin, Olivia Garagnani, (front): Stacey Chicora (coach), Amaris Chicora, Srija Bandyopadhayay, Po Nwe, Nicole Mattes, Brooke Baugher (coach). Not pictured: Gibson Curtis and Daniel Dordoni.
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Cape Central High School Tiger Bytes Robotics Club won its first award on Saturday, March 6, 2021. The team finished their second year of competition on a high note by winning the Judges Award at the 2020-2021 Southeast League Championship. In addition to being a rookie team, they had to overcome many unique challenges this year. While building a robot seems fairly straightforward, building a robot during a global pandemic taught the team how to work individually, remotely, in-person and as a team to reach a common goal. Instead of robotics meets in person, this year they were all virtual. The Tiger Bytes are a member of FIRST Tech Challenge which hosted the event.

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