McNiel Canyon Elementary School participants in the first Kenai Regional Robotics Tourney | Homer News

McNiel Canyon Elementary School participants in the first Kenai Regional Robotics Tourney

April 10, 2013 2:32 pm

In December 2010, McNiel Canyon Elementary School participants in the first Kenai Regional Robotics Tournament included: top row from left, Coach Sheryl Sotelo, Lauren Jones, Johanna Allen, Logan Harris, Eryn Gillam and Ustina Chernishoff; front row from left, Denauli Asbell, Erin Farrell, Maya Jones, Christopher Basargin and David Kalugin.

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