Congratulations team #103 and team #175
 

Posted by Drew Housten.

Student on team #102, Dexterous Gearheads, from Somerville High School and Ortho Clinical Diagnostics.

Posted on 5/15/2000 1:54 PM MST



Congratulations to the Cybersonics team #103 and Buzz team #175 for winning the Pennsylvania Robot Challenge III.

Thanks to Team #222 and Fred Harding for running the competition. Our team had a great time, and we look forward to the competition at your High School again next year.

And, thanks to Team #272 for choosing us as your ally for the finals.

Drew Housten
Team #102

Re: Congratulations team #103 and team #175
 

Posted by Jason Iannuzzi.

Engineer on team #11, Marauders, from Mt. Olive HS. and BASF, Rame Hart, CCM.

Posted on 5/16/2000 6:20 AM MST


In Reply to: Congratulations team #103 and team #175 posted by Drew Housten on 5/15/2000 1:54 PM MST:



I would like to tip my hat to Buzz and the Cybersonics for a job well done.

We can honestly say that #103/#175 was the better team, and deserved the victory. No strategy we could come up with came even close to being successful.

And the town of Tunkhannock, PA was a wonderful host.

Great job everyone.

Re: Congratulations team #103 and team #175
 

Posted by Rob Carozza.

Student on team #103, Cybersonics, from Palisades High School and Amplifier Research,Lucent Technologies,Lucent,GPU.

Posted on 5/17/2000 8:34 AM MST


In Reply to: Congratulations team #103 and team #175 posted by Drew Housten on 5/15/2000 1:54 PM MST:



Thanks to everyone at Tunkhannock for the great competition. I really appreaciate the time team 222 took to run the event. As for everyone else, thank you for the support you gave us during the day. And to team 175 without the speed and ability of your robot and drivers, the win would have never happened. Finally to team 303 and 11 for the great competition during the final rounds. This is my first year driving and it has been really fun, but it is not over. It felt good to get a taste of success.