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Prowler Robotics advances to second meet

Ashley Hernandez and Margarita Rangel
Dec 13, 2023

The Prowler robotics team participated in the FIRST Tech Challenge Langley League meet on Saturday, Dec. 9, 2023 at Claughton Middle School.

This said competition was the beginning of four meets that would lead the team into a tournament to advance them into regionals.

The team won three of its rounds and currently are ranked 5th in the league standings. They will be competing again on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2023.

 

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About the Contributors
Ashley Hernandez
Ashley Hernandez, Reporter
Ashley Hernandez is currently in Student Media staff. This is her first year as a member of the student media staff and is currently not in any other clubs. She has won her letterman jacket as a sophomore.
Margarita Rangel
Margarita Rangel, Website Editor-in-Chief
Margarita Rangel is Website editor-in-Chief and a photographer on Student Media. She has been on staff for three years now, apart from Student Media she's also a member of some honor societies. Secretary in NAHS, member of NHS, NTHS, StuCo, and Key Club. Rangel is also the Caney Creek intern for Conroe ISD sports photography.  Favorite colors that bring her joy are Cobalt blue and Seafoam green. Her favorite band is Three Days Grace and is in love with DPR Ian and LIVE. She loves Criminals Minds, Greys Anatomy and streaming thriller Documentaries, her favorite horror movies is Insidious the Last Key.  SHE ALSO VERY MUCH ENJOYS SPENDING HER TIME WITH LIZ AND NAT. (she also did everyone profiles so when you get the chance tell her good job even if she cant take the compliment..)
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