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David Brinza 23-06-2009 20:40

2009 SCRRF Fall Classic - Pasadena, CA
 
2009 SCRRF Fall Classic

Saturday, September 19
9 am - 5 pm

John Muir High School
1905 Lincoln Ave
Pasadena, CA 9103


Co-hosted by Team 980 and Team 2404.

We will play the Lunacy game, with a few minor rules changes.

For more info, see: FRC2404 - Fall Classic

Team registration will be handled via RobotEvents.com starting in early-July

If your team wishes to receive e-mail updates, please send an e-mail to: team980@ix.netcom.com

Please include:
Team number and name
Point-of-contact name, phone number and e-mail address (mentor or adult)
Only one e-mail POC per team, please!

It will be a great event!!

SamC 24-06-2009 04:38

Re: 2009 SCRRF Fall Classic - Pasadena, CA
 
Can't wait! Always a great event, hopefully more teams will rally this year and come join the fun.

David Brinza 15-07-2009 19:27

Re: 2009 SCRRF Fall Classic - Pasadena, CA
 
Registration has opened for the 2009 SCRRF Fall Classic at Robotevents.com

For more information regarding the event see:

Team 2404's Fall Classic website

Brad Voracek 16-07-2009 21:15

Re: 2009 SCRRF Fall Classic - Pasadena, CA
 
Ill get 399 to go.

=D

Sunbun 17-07-2009 03:26

Re: 2009 SCRRF Fall Classic - Pasadena, CA
 
1197 is pretty much set on going to our first ever Fall Classic!

AdamHeard 17-07-2009 15:18

Re: 2009 SCRRF Fall Classic - Pasadena, CA
 
973 Just registered for our second fall classic, and will be bringing two robots.

robodude03 17-07-2009 17:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Brad Voracek (Post 866967)
Ill get 399 to go.

=D

You beat me to it. I have always wanted to go to the fall classic.

TheOtherGuy 17-07-2009 19:26

Re: 2009 SCRRF Fall Classic - Pasadena, CA
 
1726 might be seeing everyone there for the second time, we'll have to check our budget... sure was a blast last year!

SpaceOsc 20-07-2009 01:32

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702 All In!

R.C. 21-07-2009 01:14

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Team 1323 is planning to come to The Fall Classic and we have so many mods in store for everyone.

-RC

David Brinza 15-08-2009 17:46

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**Note: The RobotEvents URL for registration for the Fall Classic has changed.**

Please register at:

RobotEvents: SCRRF Fall Classic 2009 Registration

Sign up soon !! The registration fee increases from $150 to $200 on Sept. 4.

Teams may bring second robots at no charge (provided they are willing to share with pre-rookie teams).

Pre-rookie teams are also admitted free of charge!

sanddrag 31-08-2009 22:14

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A reminder to teams to register soon if you have not already.

Team 968 RAWC will be attending. :)

rsisk 02-09-2009 12:07

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FRC 2493 - Robokong will be at the Fall Classic

David Brinza 03-09-2009 11:11

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Fall Classic Registration Update:

Since many schools don't open until after Labor Day, the deadline for early on-line registration ($150 fee) has been extended until 6 pm on Friday, Sept. 18!

Please sign up at:


RobotEvents.com: SCRRF Fall Classic 2009 Registration

Teams providing a "key volunteer" (referee, scorekeeper, etc.) can get a $25 discount off of their registration fee.

Please visit team2404.org for more information.

AdamHeard 09-09-2009 04:02

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Is there a current team list?

Jon Jack 09-09-2009 12:56

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We will be attending for the 3rd straight year.

familyguyfreak 10-09-2009 12:10

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hey, are you guys going to be webcasting the event?

EricH 10-09-2009 12:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by familyguyfreak (Post 873551)
hey, are you guys going to be webcasting the event?

The odds are slim. It's been years since anyone volunteered, and I don't think it's ever happened.

I'd like to see it too, though.

David Brinza 10-09-2009 12:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by familyguyfreak (Post 873551)
hey, are you guys going to be webcasting the event?

Unfortunately, there is no internet (wireless or wired) available in the main gymnasium.

David Brinza 10-09-2009 13:16

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Awards for the 2009 SCRRF Fall Classic:
Champions
Winning alliance in the final elimination matches

Finalists
Runner-up alliance in the final elimination matches

Team Spirit
Team demonstrating the most enthusiasm and "presence" at the event

Most Creative Robot
Robot with the most innovative design or operating feature

Highest Quality Robot
Robot with most robust, effective design and superb workmanship

Most Effective Design
Robot design that excels elegantly in the game challenge

Peer Favorite Robot
“Best Robot” as selected by vote of teams participating in the event

Judges' Award
Team that contributed to the event in a unique fashion or other factor
Will your team earn one (or more) of these awards???

SpaceOsc 10-09-2009 14:38

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How many teams are currently attending?

David Brinza 10-09-2009 23:07

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2009 SCRRF Fall Classic Team List (Sept. 10)

These ten teams are officially registered via RobotEvents.com:
399 Eagle Robotics
702 Bagel Bytes
968 RAWC
973 Greyhound Revolutionary Robotics*
980 ThunderBots
1070 Royal Robotrons
1160 Firebird Robotics
1197 TorBots
2404 Team NEY Techs
2493 RoboKong

* Will bring a second robot for use by pre-rookie teams
Five additional teams have indicated their intention to register, which will match the attendance for the 2008 Fall Classic. The event capacity is 32 teams, so half of the slots are open one week before the event.

Most of the schools in SoCal just opened this week, so we expect more teams will sign up. (Most of the teams registered in the past week.)


Don't be left out, SIGN UP NOW at: RobotEvents.com - Fall Classic

SpaceOsc 11-09-2009 01:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by David Brinza (Post 873613)
2009 SCRRF Fall Classic Team List (Sept. 10)

These ten teams are officially registered via RobotEvents.com:
399 Eagle Robotics
702 Bagel Bytes
968 RAWC
973 Greyhound Revolutionary Robotics*
980 ThunderBots
1070 Royal Robotrons
1160 Firebird Robotics
1197 TorBots
2404 Team NEY Techs
2493 RoboKong

* Will bring a second robot for use by pre-rookie teams
Five additional teams have indicated their intention to register, which will match the attendance for the 2008 Fall Classic. The event capacity is 32 teams, so half of the slots are open one week before the event.

Most of the schools in SoCal just opened this week, so we expect more teams will sign up. (Most of the teams registered in the past week.)


Don't be left out, SIGN UP NOW at: RobotEvents.com - Fall Classic

Wrong Name.

David Brinza 11-09-2009 09:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by SpaceOsc (Post 873633)
Wrong Name.

My apologies, I confused your team's name with Team 701's.

Brad Voracek 11-09-2009 12:16

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Too bad I won't be driving for 399... :rolleyes:

robodude03 11-09-2009 14:17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Brad Voracek (Post 873676)
Too bad I won't be driving for 399... :rolleyes:

We definitely miss you in that position Brad. We have several new drivers being trained at the moment and they will be making their debut at the Fall Classic.

Jon Jack 16-09-2009 14:09

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David,

Can we get a current team list?

David Brinza 16-09-2009 14:34

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Here's the current list of teams registered:

330 BeachBots*
399 Eagle Robotics
702 Bagel Bytes
968 RAWC
973 Greyhound Revolutionary Robotics*
980 ThunderBots
1070 Royal Robotrons
1160 Firebird Robotics
1197 TorBots
1538 HolyCows
2404 Team NEY Techs
2493 RoboKong


*Planning to bring two robots for pre-rookie and additional drive team practice

Some very good teams are coming and there are still a couple of teams that have expressed interest, but not yet registered at RobotEvents.

With this smaller field of teams, we may experiment with 2 robots vs. 2 robots in practice matches early Sat. morning. (We'll still have three payload specialists on each alliance, no "dead" trailers, though). If we do this, we will transition to 3 vs 3 qualification matches in late morning into early afternoon. The elimination rounds will be semifinals and finals (just like last year).

Jon Jack 16-09-2009 17:06

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Quote:

Originally Posted by David Brinza (Post 874331)
With this smaller field of teams, we may experiment with 2 robots vs. 2 robots in practice matches early Sat. morning. (We'll still have three payload specialists on each alliance, no "dead" trailers, though). If we do this, we will transition to 3 vs 3 qualification matches in late morning into early afternoon. The elimination rounds will be semifinals and finals (just like last year).

Where does the third HP come from in the 2v2 matches? Do you set up 3 team alliances and let the alliance pick who's robot will sit?

David Brinza 16-09-2009 18:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jon Jack (Post 874346)
Where does the third HP come from in the 2v2 matches? Do you set up 3 team alliances and let the alliance pick who's robot will sit?

Lottery? ;)

Actually, TBD. Some teams may bring robots that need a little work before hitting the field - their P/L specialists can offer their services. Most likely practice matches will be "scheduled" for 2v2, so the alliances can decide the 3rd HP amongst themselves: "Anyone seen Mark Maher (Robowranglers) since IRI?"

Sunbun 16-09-2009 20:55

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1197 didn't attend last year... how will the pits be set up?

Jon Jack 16-09-2009 21:02

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Quote:

Originally Posted by David Brinza (Post 874359)
Lottery? ;)
"Anyone seen Mark Maher (Robowranglers) since IRI?"

I did! I did! He's my hero and forever the patron saint of human players!

David Brinza 17-09-2009 10:57

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1 Attachment(s)
The Fall Classic site has been updated and a Site Info document is posted.

David Brinza 17-09-2009 11:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sunbun (Post 874375)
1197 didn't attend last year... how will the pits be set up?

The pits are located in a small gym about 50' from the main gym. The pits are approx 12'x12' with a 6' table and power strip. Standard FIRST safety practices are to be followed: safety glasses worn at all times, no open-toed shoes, no grinding or open flames, etc.

Teams can load-in on Friday evening, though the tables may not arrive until 8 pm. Doors close at 9 pm on Friday and re-open at 8 am on Saturday.

Chris is me 17-09-2009 12:36

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Other events have done 2v2 Lunacy with auto-deployed Supercells and no center human player. Personally I'd put two empty cells at the far Human Player and two Super Cells at the near human player and allow conversion by passing the cell under the air lock or something...

Akash Rastogi 19-09-2009 17:05

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Any updates as to what's going on?

Sunbun 20-09-2009 00:30

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Alliances:
1 - 973 968 1160
2 - 1538 399 980
3 - 597 330 1197
4 - 702 4973 2404
Backup: 1323, 1070, 2493

1 beats 4 in three matches
50-78, 96-40, 84-58

2 beats 3 in two matches
102-34, 77-62

2 beats 1 in finals in two matches
56-72, 56-66

4973 - 973 practice robot

Congrats to 1538, 399, and 980, and to all teams! 2404 + 980 were gracious hosts, and all of you were fun to play with.

Nick Lawrence 20-09-2009 00:37

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Congrats to 1538 399 980, but also to all the teams that competed. It's too bad there was no webcast.

-Nick

Also, this is my 100th post!

Akash Rastogi 20-09-2009 00:50

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Nice alliances. Any word on awards and such?

Chris is me 20-09-2009 01:14

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980's certainly continuting to bring home offseason trophies. Congrats to 1538 / 399 / 980! (That's a really good alliance, actually...)

sanddrag 20-09-2009 01:56

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Thanks to Dave Brinza, Chris Hussman, Terry, the SCRRF, the WRRF, and everyone else who made this event possible. It was well done. We had a great time.

One suggestion for next year would be to rent a couple fans to circulate the air a bit more in the gym.

Thanks again everyone!

robodude03 20-09-2009 02:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Akash Rastogi (Post 874847)
Nice alliances. Any word on awards and such?

Ok I believe these were the awards that were won by the teams. If there are any corrections to be made please do so. We definitely had a great time at the event! Thanks to 1538 and 980 (our alliance partners) and all the volunteers that made this happen. It was nice to retire our robot and go out like this after such an eventful year.

Awards for the 2009 SCRRF Fall Classic:

Team Spirit = 2404

Most Creative Robot = 330

Highest Quality Robot = 968

Most Effective Design = 399

Peer Favorite Robot = 973

Judges' Award = 1538

Jon Jack 20-09-2009 12:42

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We had a great time. We brought about 14 new kids and this was a great event to expose them to FIRST.

Thanks to 399 and 980 for being such great alliance partners. You guys rocked!

Congrats to 973, 968 and 1160 on being finalists. You guys were a scary alliance to face in the finals and definitely kept us on our feet the whole time.

ChrisH 20-09-2009 13:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by sanddrag (Post 874849)
Thanks to Dave Brinza, Chris Hussman, Terry, the SCRRF, the WRRF, and everyone else who made this event possible. It was well done. We had a great time.

One suggestion for next year would be to rent a couple fans to circulate the air a bit more in the gym.

Thanks again everyone!

We would be happy to have the Fall Classic in a place with air-conditioning if some team will find one and volunteer to host. Maybe they would even have network access in their gym that would allow a web cast.

ChrisH

Swan217 24-09-2009 15:01

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Thanks to Dave and the rest of SCRRF for letting me help out this year. It was amazing fun, even without A/C (and having to water-cool my computer near the end!) Congratulations to the winning alliance 1538, 399, & 980. I hope that next year will be even bigger and cooler (pun intended)!

Does anyone have pictures from the event? If so, can you post a link here so we all can see them? Thanks!

rsisk 24-09-2009 17:04

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Dan,

Here are some pictures that I took at the Fall Classic (warning, I am not a photographer).

Sure would like to see a picture of your water cooled computer :)

Fall Classic pictures


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