Hunter High building bots for competition

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Hunter High is preparing for the FIRST Robotic Competition, a tech event it has entered for three straight years.

Schools from across the nation build 120-pound robots to compete in a yearly challenge. This year’s task is a basketball-themed game, involving Nerf balls and hoops.

The Maverik Center will host as many as 50 teams at a FIRST regional competition March 15-17.

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