RoboGames was hosted by Selkirk College on Sunday.
Brad Pommen poses with a pair of his creations.
Selkirk College hosted RoboGames on Sunday in Nelson. The event featured over 40 teams of competitors aged 10 to 16. Competitions included one-on-one robot soccer, robot battles and a special trick event.
About 250 people turned out Wednesday evening to give feedback on the provincial government’s caribou recovery plans.
The club sent eight athletes to the event
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