Dragon Strong FRC Team 422 at Chesapeake District Championship

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Congratulations to the Maggie Walker Robotics Team, FRC Team 422 for their success at the Chesapeake District Championships this past weekend! They were the recipients of the Entrepreneurship Award, which recognizes a team that has developed the framework for a comprehensive business plan to scope, manage, and achieve team objectives. Additionally, the Mech Tech Dragons were District Championship Finalists, and ranked #5 in the entire region out of 132 teams in Maryland, DC, and Virginia.

Team 422 has  qualified for the World Championships in St. Louis at the end of this month. Congratulations on all your success and good luck to the Mech Tech Dragons!

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