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East Mecklenburg High School's design of the Eagle Dome took top honors at the Ultimate High School Stadium Build presented by the Carolina Panthers and Duke Energy.
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East Mecklenburg High School's design of the Eagle Dome took top honors at the Ultimate High School Stadium Build presented by the Carolina Panthers and Duke Energy.

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Indian Land High School's design of "The Reservation" took second place in the competition.
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Indian Land High School's design of "The Reservation" took second place in the competition.

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York Comprehensive High School's culinary class designed the third-place stadium.
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York Comprehensive High School's culinary class designed the third-place stadium.

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Providence High School students share their vision for Providence Panthers Stadium.
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Providence High School students share their vision for Providence Panthers Stadium.

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Check out Phillip O. Berry's design for the Cardinals Nest.
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Check out Phillip O. Berry's design for the Cardinals Nest.

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South Mecklenburg High School students designed the "Meckadome."
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South Mecklenburg High School students designed the "Meckadome."

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Students from York Comprehensive shake off pre-presentation jitters.
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Students from York Comprehensive shake off pre-presentation jitters.

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East Mecklenburg students explain the new technology featured in their Eagle Dome design.
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East Mecklenburg students explain the new technology featured in their Eagle Dome design.

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South Mecklenburg presents the thought process and ideas behind the Meckadome.
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South Mecklenburg presents the thought process and ideas behind the Meckadome.

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Students from Indian Land High School take turns sharing their stadium build design.
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Students from Indian Land High School take turns sharing their stadium build design.

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Philip O. Berry students break down the environmental and sustainability aspects of their design.
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Philip O. Berry students break down the environmental and sustainability aspects of their design.

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York Comprehensive presents the technology details of their stadium design to the judges.
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York Comprehensive presents the technology details of their stadium design to the judges.

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York Comprehensive demonstrates how its "Cougar Stadium App" allows fans to order and have concessions delivered to their seats.
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York Comprehensive demonstrates how its "Cougar Stadium App" allows fans to order and have concessions delivered to their seats.

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Providence High School students address the judges.
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Providence High School students address the judges.

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Students discuss their presentations.
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Students discuss their presentations.

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Greg Wolf, president of Duke Energy Renewables, challenges the students with questions about their design.
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Greg Wolf, president of Duke Energy Renewables, challenges the students with questions about their design.

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The judges get a kick out of a design presentation.
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The judges get a kick out of a design presentation.

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Dave Wagner, president of Wagner Murray Architects, tallies his scores at the end of the student presentations.
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Dave Wagner, president of Wagner Murray Architects, tallies his scores at the end of the student presentations.

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Students wait expectantly for the judges to decide the winners.
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Students wait expectantly for the judges to decide the winners.

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York Comprehensive High School's avant-garde Cougar Stadium roared to a third-place showing.
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York Comprehensive High School's avant-garde Cougar Stadium roared to a third-place showing.

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Indian Land High School's dynamic Warrior Stadium project earned runner-up honors.
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Indian Land High School's dynamic Warrior Stadium project earned runner-up honors.

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And congratulations to the champions from East Mecklenburg High School!
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And congratulations to the champions from East Mecklenburg High School!

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East Mecklenburg students celebrate the win.
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East Mecklenburg students celebrate the win.

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East Mecklenburg poses with the $2,500 grant they won for first place.
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East Mecklenburg poses with the $2,500 grant they won for first place.

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Indian Land received $1,500 for second place.
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Indian Land received $1,500 for second place.

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York Comprehensive received $1,000 for third place.
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York Comprehensive received $1,000 for third place.

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