'I was shocked': Kitchener, Ont., student, teammates win international robotics contest for Lego Park | Page 16 | Unpublished
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'I was shocked': Kitchener, Ont., student, teammates win international robotics contest for Lego Park

July 8, 2026

Team KAAmazing Robotics, a group of eight- and nine-year-olds from Zebra Robotics in Kitchener, Ont., won gold in the junior robotics category at the STRIPE Competition in Niagara Falls last month. The team entered the competition, which drew competitors from across Canada and the U.S., as a wild card before winning it all in their category.



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