PAL Robotics team captain Kyle Tavarez stands proudly in front of the NJ title the Enforcers captured in 2021.
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From left are Enforcer Robotic team members Saanvi Mehta, of Mainland Regional High School, Kyle Tavarez, of Egg Harbor Township High School, Ben Capp, of Absegami High School and Bella Simpson, of Brigantine, who attends Atlantic City High School.
Preparing their robot for another practice run Saturday are, from left, Owen Nowalsky and his brother Jacob from Port Republic, students at Cedar Creek High School, and Nova Bansal, of Linwood, a student at Mainland Regional High School.
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Jacob Nowalsky, of Port Republic, puts the PAL Enforcers Robotics team robot through its paces in advance of the New Jersey state championship.
Suzanne Marino, For The Current
The PAL Robotics teams, the Enforcers, the Reinforcers and the mentors that assist the teams.
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP — Members of the Police Activities League Enforcer’s robotics team are New Jersey FIRST Tech Challenge champs for the second year in a row.
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From left are Enforcer Robotic team members Saanvi Mehta, of Mainland Regional High School, Kyle Tavarez, of Egg Harbor Township High School, Ben Capp, of Absegami High School and Bella Simpson, of Brigantine, who attends Atlantic City High School.
Preparing their robot for another practice run Saturday are, from left, Owen Nowalsky and his brother Jacob from Port Republic, students at Cedar Creek High School, and Nova Bansal, of Linwood, a student at Mainland Regional High School.
