MSHSL State Robotics Competition

The Denfeld Robotics team (DNA) is headed back to the state tournament for the first time since they finished second in the state championship in 2016. Bolstered by an impressive undefeated run through the qualification rounds at the Lake Superior Regional, DNA finished seventh in overall state ranking points. The top 36 teams in Minnesota receive invites to the state tournament held on May 18th at Williams Arena on the University of Minnesota campus. The event schedule and more information is available on the MSHSL Robotics page here.

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