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BSU SPLITS THE SERIES AS THE

WIN ON SATURDAY 2-1.

>>> WOMEN'S HOCKEY TAKING ON

MINNESOTA STATE.

SCORELESS IN THE REGULATION,

SCORELESS IN O.T.

LET'S HAVE A SHOOT-OUT.

AFTER TWO MISSES EACH, EMILY

BERGLAND, THE BIG DEKE, FAKES

OUT THE GOALIE.

SHE GIVES THE BEAVERS THE

ADVANTAGE.

SO IF LAUREN BENCH CAN STOP

SOFIA POINAR, THEY'D GET THE

WIN.

HOWEVER, SHE'S FOILED ON THE

MOVE, BEATS BENCH GLOVE SIDE.

AFTER HEATHER OLSON WENT OFF THE

POST ON HER ATTEMPT, THE

MAVERICKS HAD A CHANCE TO WIN.

EMILY ANTONY WITH THE DIP-SEE

DOO.

MINNESOTA STATE GETS THE EXTRA

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Community Spotlight: Northern Minnesota Robotics Conference Steps Up Game For Year 2 - Duration: 2:26.

WARMER FOR THE PLAYERS, THE FANS

AND THE MEDIA MEMBERS.

>>Dennis: THANKS, A.J.

>>> THE NORTHERN MINNESOTA

ROBOTICS CONFERENCE LAID OUT NEW

INTRICATE GAME PLAN FOR THEIR

SECOND ANNUAL COMPETITION.

REPORTER SHIRELLE MOORE BRINGS

US INTO THE BOT ARENA FOR THIS

WEEK'S "COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT."

>> Reporter:THE EXCITEMENT OF

COOL GADGETS, INTRICATE CODING

AND BRAIN POWER FILLED BEMIDJI

ALL WEEKEND.

>> IN THE COMPETITION, THE

ADRENALINE IS GOING 24-7.

THERE'S ALWAYS THINGS TO DO.

THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I GOT TO

CHILL DOWN A LITTLE BIT SINCE

THE COMPETITION STARTED.

>> Reporter: THE NORTHERN

MINNESOTA ROBOTICS CONFERENCE

WAS HOPING TO HAVE MORE THAN

1500 PEOPLE AT THE EVENT.

BY THE SIZE OF THE ARENA, LOOKS

LIKE THEY SCORED BIG.

>> WE TRIED TO STEP IT UP A

NOTCH FROM LAST YEAR.

WE BROUGHT IN A LOT MORE LIGHT,

SOUND AND VIDEO EFFECTS.

THE LOCAL COMPANY HERE CAME IN

AND ABSOLUTELY KNOCKED IT OUT OF

THE PARK.

TRIED TO ADD MORE EXCITEMENT.

WE ARE UP A COUPLE OF TEAMS FROM

LAST YEAR.

I THINK WE HAD 17 TEAMS.

THIS YEAR WE HAVE 19.

>> Reporter: THE TEAMS WILL

SPEND SIX WEEKS TO A YEAR

PREPARING FOR THIS DAY.

THIS TIME?

THE MAIN GOAL OF THE GAME

INVOLVED MOVING CRATES AND

STACKING THEM ON A TEETER-TOTTER

FOR POINTS.

>> WHEN YOU ADD IN THE LOGISTICS

FOR A TOURNAMENT LIKE THIS,

GETTING THE FIELD UP FROM THE

TWIN CITIES, TRUCKING,

TRANSPORTATION, TRAIN KEY

VOLUNTEERS AND EVEN LOCALLY WITH

THE BUSINESS SUPPORT THAT WE

NEED THE SPONSORSHIPS, EVEN

PROVIDING MEALS FOR ALL THE

VOLUNTEERS, TAKES ABOUT 70 TO 80

VOLUNTEERS TO PUT ON AN EVENT

LIKE THIS.

>> Reporter: ONE OF THE BIG

PARTS OF THIS COMPETITION IS NOT

ONLY WORKING TOGETHER WITH YOUR

OWN TEAMMATES BUT WORKING WITH

THE TEAMS YOU SEE AROUND THEM.

>> THE KIDS ARE NETWORKING WITH

OTHER TEAMS.

THEY'RE SCOUTING TEAMS.

THEY'RE INTERVIEWING WITH

JUDGES.

A LOT OF THE SOFT SKILLS THAT GO

ALONG WITH ANY JOB.

>> Reporter: THERE'S A LOT OF

EXCITEMENT BUILDING THE ROBOT UP

FROM THE GROUND UP AND SEEING IT

COMPETE.

FOR A LOT OF THE KIDS, THE

FRIENDSHIPS THEY MAKE ARE

EQUALLY WORTHWHILE.

>> IT'S HARD TO GIVE ONE

FAVORITE PART OF ROBOTICS.

I LOVE SPENDING TIME WITH THE

GUYS WE HAVE ON THE TEAM, THE

GUYS AND GALS.

I'M EXCITED TO SEE WHAT WE BUILD

THIS YEAR.

>> Reporter: REPORTING IN