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At the first ever Long Island Roborally, the Innovo team from Hewlett High School practiced with their 5477 creation. From left, Nick Belluccia, Drew Beller, Ben Epstein, and Tyler Bershad.
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Members of Hewlett High School’s 3540 Roboboogie team posed with their robot prior to one of the scrimmage’s matches.
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The inaugural Long Island Roborally a First Tech Challenge scrimmage and workshop was held at Hewlett High School last Sunday. The six-hour event was the first of its kind for the FTC and the only official scrimmage in the Long Island area featured nearly 20 schools.
There were robo/tech workshops and about 15 rounds of scrimmages. One of the two Hewlett entries — the 5477 Innovo — earned the most points — 145 — in one of the rounds. The 3540 Roboboogie was the school’s other tech entry.
On March 16-17, there will be a New York City/Long Island regional in Manhattan.
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