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2014 FRC Championship History by Jim Zondag

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Thanks for doing this again!

76.5% of Michigan teams attending the World Championship made it to Eliminations. That is incredible. A team from Michigan is more than twice as likely to make Championship Elims than the worldwide average.

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I have updated and posted my Championship History spreadsheet. This sheet has a record of all teams who have played in Elimination rounds since 2001.
This year marks 10 years of 3 vs 3 style competition.
There are 6 teams who have played in Elimination rounds at the CMP for all 10 years: 27, 33, 148, 254, 469, & 1114.
There are 3 teams who have played all 14 years: 33, 254, & 469.
398 teams have played in Elimination Rounds in this 10 year period. 490 teams have played since 2001.
This chart uses the District Point system to award points to all teams for their draft position in the alliance selection, and their advancement in the elimination rounds.
- Team 67 remains #1 in Total CMP Points Accumulation with 533 points in 14 years.
- Team 469 now claims the top spot in the Derated CMP Points category with 141 points.

I made a few changes for this year:
- I updated the points awarded to the 3rd alliance member to match the standard District Points System published last fall. I made this change this for all past years.
- I used the District Points Substitution Rules to apply points to any backup team members who played this year. 4th members did not receive any draft points.
- I only included teams who actually played a match in the "All Teams" listing.
- Teams who were backups but did not take the field do not appear in the listings as having played.

Enjoy.

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Jim:
Awesome work.
I do have one correction for you. In 2003 on Galileo, Team 341 selected Team 236 as our first draft pick and Team 175 as our second draft pick. The picks are reversed in the spreadsheet.
Also a fun fact: Jared was our Human Player in 2003. :)
Thanks for doing this.
Al Ostrow
Founder of 341