The Big Bang happened in Taylor July 7-8 when the Taylor Schools robotics program held its annual invitation of the same name. <\/p>\n
In all there were 23 schools from the U.S. and Canada represented. <\/p>\n
Joe Horth, the robotics director for the school, said this was a bigger version of the invitational they started hosting last year, but that he would like to see it continue to grow. <\/p>\n
The competition was outside of the traditional high school competitive season, but if Horth has his way, that might change in the future as well. He said the school might attempt to host a high school district competition in the future. <\/p>\n
The competition was held in the Belle Tire Arena, with the staging held at the other ice arena. The ice surfaces at both arenas are down during the summer months. <\/p>\n
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