Robotics Students Receive Game Challenge

DULUTH, Minn.- Nearly 75 thousand robotic students worldwide were eager to receive the 2015 game challnge Saturday morning.The Daredevils and all participating teams have 6 weeks to build this year's robot that they will be competing with. Duluth students were filling a whirlwind of emotions while waiting for their challange. "We are worried that it's going to be something that we aren't really prepared for but it's really prepared for but it's also really exciting because we're getting to start to build our robot which is what the team is kind of about," said Duluth East Senior, Karl Frisk.The 2015 season will include nearly 3,000 teams participating in 105 Regional and District events.