[Moros]

Last year (rookie season) we gave all 24 team members an academic letter. Our original criteria for the letter was putting in at least 100 hours, but people on the team put in anywhere from 140 to 200 hours. Since there were only 24 people building a scoring robot with minibot, as rookies, almost all of the hours put in were working hours.

We havn't yet thought out this year's criteria, but it will probably have something to do with how much you contributed to the team rather than hours put in due to the number of team members we now have.

By the way, we are in the central coast area of California. I don't know if us lettering in robotics sets a precedent in the state, but I doubt it.