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waialua359 06-11-2015 19:23

Re: Registration 2016
 
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Originally Posted by sciencenuetzel (Post 1503693)
Another question for everyone... how do waitlists work? I assume rookies bump up to the front. After rookies is there a specific method for choosing teams or is it up to each regional planning committee?

Its up to each committee.
I signed up for Hawaii yesterday for the waitlist, emailed the RD, they contacted FIRST this morning, and now I am on.
We are also on the waitlist for NY Tech Valley, emailed the RD who I knew from before, and was given some positive information.

Moral of the story-every regional is different in how they go about the specifics of adding teams from the waitlist.........contact the RD for more info.

-Glenn

Andrew Schreiber 06-11-2015 19:23

Re: Registration 2016
 
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Originally Posted by Doug G (Post 1503695)
Yep, rookies get priority, but after that it is usually up to the regional director discretion as to how to fill the remaining spots. I don't think the planning committees decide this. I have heard that they pay attention to local teams and how many events each waitlisted team has registered for.

It is entirely at the planning committee's discretion. Typically rookies get priority but it's not a hard and fast rule.

dag0620 06-11-2015 22:17

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Originally Posted by Doug G (Post 1503695)
Yep, rookies get priority, but after that it is usually up to the regional director discretion as to how to fill the remaining spots. I don't think the planning committees decide this.


It's technically the Regional Director's call. Some RDs may choose to include their committees on these decisions. Your mileage may vary.

PayneTrain 09-11-2015 23:59

Re: Registration 2016
 
Weird, Guilford County took a spot off its total count. Went from 31/33 to 31/32 some time in the last 24 hours.

mipo0707 10-11-2015 13:07

Re: Registration 2016
 
what regionals and districts have open spots still?
so many international teams at canadian regionals and so many canadians at regionals outside of canada

Mark McLeod 10-11-2015 13:25

Re: Registration 2016
 
You can see for yourself here: http://173.255.246.196/2016/
Do remember that there are generally more slots than shown that get served out to waitlisted teams, late registering rookies, etc.

Regionals with general admission slots available:
Dates -------------------- Event Name ---------Filled - Left - Total
09-Mar - 12-Mar -- Arkansas Rock City Regional -- 43 ----- 9 ---- 52
16-Mar - 19-Mar -- Utah Regional ----------------- 37 ---- 12 ---- 49
23-Mar - 26-Mar -- North Bay Regional ------------ 30 ----- 8 ---- 38
30-Mar - 02-Apr -- Idaho Regional ---------------- 22 ---- 13 ---- 35
31-Mar - 03-Apr -- Hub City Regional ------------- 40 ----- 3 ---- 43
03-Apr - 06-Apr -- Western Canada Regional ----- 33 ----- 5 ---- 38

Districts showing open spots:
Dates -------------------- Event Name -------------------------------------------------- Filled - Left - Total
18-Mar - 20-Mar -- CHS District - Northern Maryland Event ---------------------------------- 32 ----- 2 ---- 34
17-Mar - 19-Mar -- PCH District - Albany Event ----------------------------------------------- 18 -- 14 -- 32
17-Mar - 19-Mar -- PCH District - Dalton Event ------------------------------------------------ 29 -- 3 -- 32
18-Mar - 20-Mar -- MAR District - Springside Chestnut Hill Event ---------------------------- 27 -- 2 -- 29
18-Mar - 20-Mar -- NE District - UMass-Dartmouth Event ------------------------------------ 30 -- 1 -- 31
24-Mar - 26-Mar -- NE District - Rhode Island Event ------------------------------------------ 33 -- 2 -- 35
18-Mar - 20-Mar -- NC District - UNC Asheville Event ----------------------------------------- 21 -- 15 -- 36
01-Apr - 03-Apr -- NC District - Campbell University/Johnston Community College Event -- 31 -- 1 -- 32
03-Mar - 05-Mar -- PNW District - West Valley Event ------------------------------------------ 34 -- 2 -- 36
24-Mar - 26-Mar -- PNW District - Philomath Event ------------------------------------------- 28 -- 8 -- 36

Jimmy Nichols 10-11-2015 13:48

Re: Registration 2016
 
QCR has already let a team in off of waitlist. A Colombian Rookie team from Medellin, Team 6159.

Sunbun 10-11-2015 22:53

Re: Registration 2016
 
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Originally Posted by Mark McLeod (Post 1504296)
...
Dates -------------------- Event Name ---------Filled - Left - Total
...
30-Mar - 02-Apr -- Idaho Regional ---------------- 22 ---- 13 ---- 35
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Dates -------------------- Event Name -------------------------------------------------- Filled - Left - Total
...
17-Mar - 19-Mar -- PCH District - Albany Event ----------------------------------------------- 18 -- 14 -- 32
18-Mar - 20-Mar -- NC District - UNC Asheville Event ----------------------------------------- 21 -- 15 -- 36

Knowing how unlikely it is, has an official FRC event ever been run with under 24 teams (less than what makes up eight elimination alliances of three teams each)?

Hallry 10-11-2015 23:00

Re: Registration 2016
 
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Originally Posted by Sunbun (Post 1504376)
Knowing how unlikely it is, has an official FRC event ever been run with under 24 teams (less than what makes up eight elimination alliances of three teams each)?

Yes. The ones I know of are the 2007 Brazil Pilot (15 teams) and the 2008 Brazil Regional (13 teams). Both of these events skipped the Quarterfinals.

Karthik 10-11-2015 23:12

Re: Registration 2016
 
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Originally Posted by Sunbun (Post 1504376)
Knowing how unlikely it is, has an official FRC event ever been run with under 24 teams (less than what makes up eight elimination alliances of three teams each)?

Waterloo 2005 ran with 24 teams, and went with 7 alliances of 3 in the eliminations rounds.

orangemoore 10-11-2015 23:13

Re: Registration 2016
 
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Originally Posted by Karthik (Post 1504379)
Waterloo 2005 ran with 24 teams, and went with 7 alliances of 3 in the eliminations rounds.

Why did 3 teams sit out?

MaGiC_PiKaChU 10-11-2015 23:40

Re: Registration 2016
 
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Originally Posted by orangemoore (Post 1504380)
Why did 3 teams sit out?

I guess that would imply 1st alliance to have no choice on the last robot, even if that robot isn't working at all

Gregor 11-11-2015 01:43

Re: Registration 2016
 
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Originally Posted by MaGiC_PiKaChU (Post 1504385)
I guess that would imply 1st alliance to have no choice on the last robot, even if that robot isn't working at all

It also wouldn't allow for any backup robots.

waialua359 11-11-2015 04:27

Re: Registration 2016
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MaGiC_PiKaChU (Post 1504385)
I guess that would imply 1st alliance to have no choice on the last robot, even if that robot isn't working at all

This happened to us at an offseason event last year. It made for an interesting eliminations with only 21 teams attending the event.

On another note, I cant recall when the system changed to serpentine. That season, it might have been the 7th seed having to choose from the last 4 teams.
Trying to think back to 2005 when we were on a #1 alliance, I still cant remember when we took our 3rd alliance member....

Aren Siekmeier 11-11-2015 04:30

Re: Registration 2016
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by waialua359 (Post 1504412)
This happened to us at an offseason event last year. It made for an interesting eliminations with only 21 teams attending the event.

On another note, I cant recall when the system changed to serpentine. That season, it might have been the 7th seed having to choose from the last 4 teams.
Trying to think back to 2005 when we were on a #1 alliance, I still cant remember when we took our 3rd alliance member....

I've always heard that 2006 was the first year of serpentine, after the intro of 3v3 in 05.


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