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MTS_Revengers: D. Tulsian, K. Sethi, S. Harwood, R. Dattani MTS_Megabyte: Z. Hussain, Y. Shaikh, U. Khan, T. Bignone, A. Juma, S. Nagda, K. Conti MTS_WindowCleaners: O. Walsh, S. Patel, K. Naik, A. Shah, N. West, R. Lakhani VEX VRC: MTS_Terrorbytes: H. Kendall, H. Halai, F. Siddiqui, G. De Cesare, A. Gnanamurali, Y. Juttla MTS_Myopians: J. A. Patel, N. Mehta, S. Nezami, D. Lakhani, Y. Rehman MTS_Legends: E. Greenaway, C. Apps, R. Carruthers Hintze, J. Patel, A. Ladd MTS_Excalibur: A. Patel, V. Sethi MTS_SyntaxError: K. Mehta, N. Rao, A. Hari Narain

Cindi’s, a tour of the JFK memorial and evening meals at The Exchange, where they were able to socialise with students from other teams. We are incredibly proud of all our teams and the consistent effort and drive for excellence they show every day in our robotics club. Thank you to Mr Bindloss, who accompanied Mr Duffey on the senior trip, and to Mr Wilson, Mr Reid and Mr Middleton, who led the junior trip. Mr A. C. Duffey Squads: VEX IQ: MTS_Tempest: I. Malik, A. Agarwal, N. Yifter, M. Khan, P. Patel MTS_Onyx: P. Santosh, S. Kachalia, R. Taha, O. Robb, O. Wright

The tournament is the culmination of the robotics season, with teams from over 50 countries competing. The season starts with 28,000 teams from around the world, and only the top 600 in each age division are invited to compete at the World Championships. Our teams looked right at home, though, and were very competitive throughout. Congratulations to MTS_Myopians who were presented with the Design Award, which is presented to the team that demonstrates the most organised and professional approach to the project. Congratulations to MTS_Tempest who were presented with the Build Award. The Build Award is presented to the team that has built the best-crafted robot. Outside of the competition, our roboteers enjoyed (the now famous) breakfast at

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