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VEX Robotics World Championship Photo Gallery

The Lovejoy Robotics Program traveled to Dallas, TX to compete over three days at the VEX Robotics World Championship.
Zahara Abedin, Photographer
May 7, 2024
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1082S’s robot on the table being adjusted before their next match.
1082S at the queuing table getting ready before their last match of the season.

1082J smiling for the camera in their section.
1082J’s robot on the table waiting for upcoming match.
1082S’s robot on the table being adjusted before their next match.
1082R at the queueing section discussing before their match begins.
One of NASA’s displays at the convention center to view.
Lily Helfand and Trey van Dillen from 1082S speaking to others.
Lovejoy students posing with a member from 87867e for the camera.
A robot from a booth at the convention center shaking a person’s hand.
Christian, a middle schooler from Lovejoy, volunteering during matches.
1082E getting ready at the queuing table before their match begins.
1082R and other Lovejoy students watching the match with anticipation.
Coach Strickland poses for a photo with 1082E.
The VEX Robotics World Championship display while people walk through.

 

Additional photos from the tournament can be found here.

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Zahara Abedin is a freshman and beginning her first year in TRL. She loves to write, because she is able to express her inner thoughts and feelings. However, she also finds an interest in other activities such as crocheting, arts and crafts, dance and any other type of artistic forms that allow space for creativity. Zahara aspires to be a journalist in the future and hopes to gain more knowledge to succeed this passion!

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