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tim_reiher
18-04-2009, 18:40
Congratulations to teams 111, 67, and 971 for being the 2009 FIRST Robotics Competition Champions!

Also, congrats to the finalists, 247, 217, and 68. You guys had a great run.

IKE
18-04-2009, 18:42
Nice job to all!

Flyin' Axe
18-04-2009, 18:46
Congrats 67, 111 and 971! You guys were amazing together!

Steven Sigley
18-04-2009, 18:46
Congratulations to all especially the HOT team.

Seriously 75+ wins in a season!?! :eek:
Ridiculous.

Everyone played great.

ttldomination
18-04-2009, 18:49
If you think about it, this kinda also answers the shooters vs. dumpers question.

Dumpers. :D.

EricH
18-04-2009, 18:57
67 and 111 both join the club for those who have 2+ Championship wins. That's NOT easy!

67 also becomes the first team to have 2 Championship banners and the Championship Chairman's Award. That's even harder.

Congratulations to all the teams on Einstein for making it there! (Especially to 2753, the first ROOKIE on Einstein in many, many years.)

Steven Sigley
18-04-2009, 18:57
If you think about it, this kinda also answers the shooters vs. dumpers question.

Dumpers. :D.

I'll remember that for next years game.

Water anyone? :P

Dan Petrovic
18-04-2009, 18:59
67 and 111 both join the club for those who have 2+ Championship wins. That's NOT easy!

67 also becomes the first team to have 2 Championship banners and the Championship Chairman's Award. That's even harder.

Congratulations to all the teams on Einstein for making it there! (Especially to 2753, the first ROOKIE on Einstein in many, many years.)

But Wildstang also had one championship win with the championship chairman's award.

tim_reiher
18-04-2009, 19:03
But Wildstang also had one championship win with the championship chairman's award.

That's right... 2 teams on the winning alliance have Chairmans and 2 championships now....

Really, really impressive!

Uberbots
18-04-2009, 19:05
If you think about it, this kinda also answers the shooters vs. dumpers question.

Dumpers. :D.

if only this revelation were made in january!

EricH
18-04-2009, 19:05
I forgot about that...

big1boom
18-04-2009, 19:06
67 and 111 both join the club for those who have 2+ Championship wins. That's NOT easy!

67 also becomes the first team to have 2 Championship banners and the Championship Chairman's Award. That's even harder.

Congratulations to all the teams on Einstein for making it there! (Especially to 2753, the first ROOKIE on Einstein in many, many years.)

111 Won the Championship Chairman's Award in 2006
67 Won the Championship Chairman's Award in 2005

111 Won Championship in 2003
67 Won Championship in 2005

Both teams now have 2 Championship wins and Championship Chairman's

EDIT: Wow I am slow...

And. Congratulations 111,67,971

Pretty nice to have two Einstein finalists come from Midwest Regional

Steven Sigley
18-04-2009, 19:08
so much for leveling the playing field.
:rolleyes:

smurfgirl
18-04-2009, 19:38
Congratulations! I don't know how 971 lasted that long in the alliance selections, but once I saw that alliance I knew you guys were set to win Galileo and Einstein! This was such a well-deserved victory for all of you, I'm glad to see that it happened.

ttldomination
18-04-2009, 20:19
I was surprised as well. Immediately it didn't click for me that 971 was available.

But when they called the team, i knew it was it.

Simply amazing alliance.

jblay
18-04-2009, 20:36
111 you guys were amazing all weekend long and were the best team i saw in all the divisions this weekend with my 4 computer setup at home. you guys earned the championship and your drivers did one hell of a job.

robotmastern
18-04-2009, 21:31
:] we were un defeated as well. has any one else done that?

Joe J.
18-04-2009, 21:32
Congratulations 111, 67, & 971 that was an amazing run!

Congratulations to HOT on 5 event wins this season, simply amazing.

and contrats to Wildstang on an undefeated Championship win.

codye91
18-04-2009, 21:34
Does anyone know the winner or the ASME Auxillary scholarship???

It was supposed to be announced at the championship event.

Dreadfulsoul
18-04-2009, 21:56
truly Great alliance. you guys play well. looking over the Galileo eliminations 111 got 100+ points in every match they were in except 1 where they got 99 amazing

Chris Hibner
18-04-2009, 22:09
Pretty nice to have two Einstein finalists come from Midwest Regional

Even nicer to have 4 come from the Michigan State Championship. :)

kapolavery
18-04-2009, 22:10
Does anyone know the winner or the ASME Auxillary scholarship???

It was supposed to be announced at the championship event.

im guessing you applied for it also?

cuz i did too ahahah

hopefully we'll find out soon! :]

DiehardCybercard
18-04-2009, 22:34
I'll remember that for next years game.

Water anyone? :P


water..... hm... that would be fun wouldn't it ?

to bad water and electricity are best friends

kapolavery
19-04-2009, 02:45
If you think about it, this kinda also answers the shooters vs. dumpers question.

Dumpers. :D.

what about the human player?

shooters<dumpers <,>,= Human Player??

Herodotus
19-04-2009, 03:45
Definitely a hard fought and well deserved win. 67 and 111 have always been teams I've looked up to, and though before this year I didn't know 971 very well, after seeing them in action I can certainly say they earned their spot. Congrats on the win, and hopefully we'll see you all at IRI.

Gaurav27
19-04-2009, 11:52
Congratulations Teams HOT, Wildstang and Spartan Robotics on an amazing Championship victory!
Wow 67 and 111 are just phenomenal!
111 - Undefeated run to winning champs!
67 - Best record en route to Einstein from the very beginning! 5 Wins!
2 out of my 3 predictions for championship turned out to be correct! (I predicted 67-111-11)
I was amazed at the fact that 971 wasn't chosen until the 24th pick!
Congrats once again!

Jimmy Cao
19-04-2009, 11:59
Wow... what a year, and it's hard to believe how quickly it came to an end.

None of the rounds on Einstein went to 3 matches, but there sure were a bunch of close matches...

When all is said and done, congratulations to 111, 67, and 971. I know you've all put a lot of work into your robots this year and they sure were a beauty to behold. You guys really lit up Einstein!

111, congratulations on becoming one of the 4 teams now that have at least 2 FRC World Championships under their belt. From week 1, I was very impressed by your performance. Your robot design is beautifully executed. Congratulations on 1st seed, and of course, the championship.

67, I don't think anyone could have pulled off a better season than you did. 1114 set the bar high last year with 3 Regional wins + Championships. You did even better with 3 District wins + Michigan State Championships + World Championships. Your robot design is so beautiful, and it was so wonderfully driven. Finals match 2 on Einstein really showed how good you were at driving, ending the match with a whole 0 balls in your trailer. Also, congratulations on your second World Championship!

971, Your performance was excellent, and I have no clue how you managed to not get picked until the very last pick of the draft, but regardless, your play was crucial to the alliance. Your contribution to the alliance was huge, great job on a well deserved victory!


Also, I would like to congratulate 217, 68, and 247. You are all wonderful teams from the (no bias at all) wonderful state of Michigan.

217, it was fun to practice with you guys for hours, as well as compete with/against 3 times this year. Your robots have always inspired me, and I was again impressed with your performance this last weekend. Great job, and you can always still win IRI!

68, I enjoyed talking to you guys a bit on Friday just before the pits closed. Your robot design is so simple, yet you are definitely one of the best scorers in FIRST! Excellent job, and keep up the wonderful work!

247, Finalist on MSC, and then finalist at the World Championships, wow. You guys had a wonderful robot this year, an elegant balance between scoring and defense. I think I can safely say that you played the smartest defense that I have seen all year, from any teams, and you even did it without fans.

To the whole alliance, good job representing Michigan! I really hope this can help to show the advantages of the District model, and that it can spread through all of FIRST in the near future!

Congratulations to all teams that competed. I was impressed by so many of your robots and how well you played. I hope to see many of you at IRI or otherwise. Good luck!

Dan Petrovic
19-04-2009, 13:17
111, congratulations on becoming one of the 4 teams now that have at least 2 FRC World Championships under their belt. From week 1, I was very impressed by your performance. Your robot design is beautifully executed. Congratulations on 1st seed, and of course, the championship.

One of five teams.

The other four are 67, 71, 148, and 217.

popnbrown
19-04-2009, 13:45
On behalf of Team 1403 Cougar Robotics, congratulations Team 111, 67, and 971 for winning the world champs. Congratz to Team 217, 247 and 68 for being finalists.

Congratulations to all the other teams who won awards, to 236 you guys deserved the Chairman's award and it was great to play with (and against) you guys at CT.

I also want to congratulate Team 2753 - Team Overdrive who did an amazing job as NJ's Rookie Team. (I was secretly rooting for you guys, the entire time but you guys represented New Jersey as well as rookies from all over the world)

I'm just disappointed it's over especially it being my last year as a student, but here comes off-season!!!

Good job all teams, congratz on a great season everyone.

--Sravan

robotmastern
20-04-2009, 11:03
thank you all for your support.

Zack247
20-04-2009, 16:54
Im the drive coach from 247 and I just wanted to say thank you for those last two matches. I thought I had experienced FIRST before but really it was those last two that were amazing. Great job guys, I hope to see you on Einstein next year!

VanMan
21-04-2009, 14:31
Does anyone know the winner or the ASME Auxillary scholarship???

It was supposed to be announced at the championship event.

I applied for it as well as was curious about it too. Let me know if you find out.

Raumiester2010
21-04-2009, 19:43
Wow... what a year, and it's hard to believe how quickly it came to an end.

None of the rounds on Einstein went to 3 matches, but there sure were a bunch of close matches...

When all is said and done, congratulations to 111, 67, and 971. I know you've all put a lot of work into your robots this year and they sure were a beauty to behold. You guys really lit up Einstein!

111, congratulations on becoming one of the 4 teams now that have at least 2 FRC World Championships under their belt. From week 1, I was very impressed by your performance. Your robot design is beautifully executed. Congratulations on 1st seed, and of course, the championship.

67, I don't think anyone could have pulled off a better season than you did. 1114 set the bar high last year with 3 Regional wins + Championships. You did even better with 3 District wins + Michigan State Championships + World Championships. Your robot design is so beautiful, and it was so wonderfully driven. Finals match 2 on Einstein really showed how good you were at driving, ending the match with a whole 0 balls in your trailer. Also, congratulations on your second World Championship!

971, Your performance was excellent, and I have no clue how you managed to not get picked until the very last pick of the draft, but regardless, your play was crucial to the alliance. Your contribution to the alliance was huge, great job on a well deserved victory!


Also, I would like to congratulate 217, 68, and 247. You are all wonderful teams from the (no bias at all) wonderful state of Michigan.

217, it was fun to practice with you guys for hours, as well as compete with/against 3 times this year. Your robots have always inspired me, and I was again impressed with your performance this last weekend. Great job, and you can always still win IRI!

68, I enjoyed talking to you guys a bit on Friday just before the pits closed. Your robot design is so simple, yet you are definitely one of the best scorers in FIRST! Excellent job, and keep up the wonderful work!

247, Finalist on MSC, and then finalist at the World Championships, wow. You guys had a wonderful robot this year, an elegant balance between scoring and defense. I think I can safely say that you played the smartest defense that I have seen all year, from any teams, and you even did it without fans.

To the whole alliance, good job representing Michigan! I really hope this can help to show the advantages of the District model, and that it can spread through all of FIRST in the near future!

Congratulations to all teams that competed. I was impressed by so many of your robots and how well you played. I hope to see many of you at IRI or otherwise. Good luck!

Thank You sir, it feels good to finally make it to Einstein (a first in our 13 year history :D ) I really want to go to IRI this year but im not sure if we will be able to go this year...

ErikEdhlund
21-04-2009, 21:13
On behalf of everyone on WildStang I want to thank you all for your kind words. I want to extend a very large thank you to 217, 68, and 247. I was one of the student leaders for strategy and I was nervous to hear we were going to go against such a strong alliance. I want to thank all of you for making my final year on the team such a intense filled finals match on Einstein. I also want to extend thanks to all teams new and old who had been at Midwest Regional, Boilermaker Regional, and the Galileo Division. Everyone of your teams contributed to the success of our team this year, every match we played with you guys helped us become a stronger team. Great Job everyone and I hope to see everyone need year!

Karthik
21-04-2009, 23:19
Congratulations to one of the most dominant alliances of all time. Between HOT's unprecedented 5 event wins, Wildstang's undefeated championship run and 971's ridiculous outcome changing dumps on Einstein, this alliance has rewritten the record book and raised the bar for all of FIRST.

At this point now, it's fairly conclusive that at the least, the 2009 HOTBot is one of the top 5 robots of all time. If we're looking at just final results, then without a doubt this is the greatest season of all time!

What makes this alliance even more special, is the amazing people who were a part of it. Wildstang and HOT are two of the classiest teams in FIRST, and even though I don't know 971 personally, the praise I've heard heaped upon them makes me think the same of them.

Congratulations again.

dwaynetrip3119
22-04-2009, 00:00
Congrats HOT!!!!!!!! With the help of team 111 and 971 you have brought the title home to michigan again. Also congrats to the Thunderchickens, Da Bears, and T3 for making it to the semis. You guys are so inspiring to us. We are learning so much from you veterans and will take this season experience and be ready for this summer and especially next year.

SniperFox17
22-04-2009, 11:39
Team 858 would like to wish a congratulations to teams 111, 67, and 971 on their win and a special thanks to team 67 for letting be part of their winning season. We would also like to thank all teams for competing. See you all next year!