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Gateway Academy to Innovation and Technology hosted the first in-person VEX Robotics tournament in Kentucky since March of last year Saturday.
District Spokesman John Rittenhouse says teams and coaches were excited to be back on the field and competing for world rankings.
Teams were limited to two members and two coaches and spectators were not allowed to prevent spread of COVID-19.
Team 8349H from Gateway Academy won the Judge’s Award, while Revelations Robotics of Union, Kentucky and Brentwood Academy of Tennessee were the tournament champions.
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CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – Eleven Lady Cougars etched their name in the scoring column Thursday at Procter Court, as Clarksville Academy girls basketball cruised to a 63-38 win over district foe Donelson Christian Academy.
In her last outing, Lady Cougar senior Diamond Bryant went over 1,000-career points. The talented guard followed up that act by scoring a team-high 11 points against the Lady Wildcats. Clarksville Academy beat Donelson Christian Academy Thursday night, Jan. 7, 2021. (Michael Rios) Clarksville Academy beat Donelson Christian Academy Thursday night, Jan. 7, 2021. (Michael Rios) Clarksville Academy beat Donelson Christian Academy Thursday night, Jan. 7, 2021. (Michael Rios) Clarksville Academy beat Donelson Christian Academy Thursday night, Jan. 7, 2021. (Michael Rios)
Miller appreciates the connections and education that he got at Christian Brothers, but only in hindsight. Initially, he planned to commute to the exurb of Arlington. At first, I didn t want to go to Christian Brothers, said Miller. My mom pushed me to go there. She thought it would keep me more focused than being at a school like Arlington.
Miller s parents shouldered the burden of paying private school tuition, though Miller eventually got an athletic scholarship to stay at the school.
(2) He has a long history with Jalen Ramsey.
When the Bears played the Los Angeles Rams last season, television cameras caught Miller jawing with the Pro Bowl cornerback, flashing what appeared to be an M sign.
Messages of hope, courage and compassion are now lining a portion of Amherst Street as Nashua high school students transformed their thoughts on this yearâs pandemic into empowering artwork.
Paintings with messages such as âRise up,â âChoose love,â âBe the best version of yourselfâ and âThe sun will come out tomorrow,â are hanging on a chain-link fence outside Amherst Street Elementary School.
The public art project will be on display at 71 Amherst St. until Feb. 14, with about 80 paintings from city students and educators.
Student artwork with powerful messages hang on a chain-link fence outside of the Amherst Street Elementary School in Nashua, along a stretch where traffic is frequently stopped and drivers have time to take in the messages.Kimberly Houghton/Union Leader Correspondent
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