Seven Klondike junior high students captured a state championship for their video gaming abilities.They beat out about a dozen other competitors from larger school districts in the competitive video gaming contest held Dec. 15 in Duncanville.“They were from all over the state: Houston, Dallas,” said Coach Harris Evans. “I think we were the farthest one west who competed.”Harris Evans teaches high school social studies and seventh grade robotics, along with coaching 28 high school and middle school students in the Klondike Esports club.“It’s like traditional sports where they play a team every week,” he said. “They qualified for play-offs and ...