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A lego idea board with a students handy craft work reading “Smash Bro” as the Nintendo Switch game, Super Smash Bros Ultimate was the game of choice as Winnipeg’s Archwood School faced off against Albuquerque New Mexico’s, James Monroe Middle School in the first ever international Middle School E Sports game Wednesday afternoon
January 29, 2020

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Mike Sudoma / Winnipeg Free Press A lego idea board with a students handy craft work reading “Smash Bro” as the Nintendo Switch game, Super Smash Bros Ultimate was the game of choice as Winnipeg’s Archwood School faced off against Albuquerque New Mexico’s, James Monroe Middle School in the first ever international Middle School E Sports game Wednesday afternoon January 29, 2020

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