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Re: MAR Regional Champs
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Originally Posted by MisterJ
225 can dominate the landfill. And if I remember right, 1218 can as well.
225's 20-point auto might be the thing that gets them to the #1 seed. At SCH (80 auto points) and at UD (160 auto points), their auto totals were more-than-double the next-highest total. (By my count, 225 has 5 district/regional blue banners in the past 3 years, but ousted in the semis twice at MAR champs.) With such a unique landfill-oriented machine, this could be their year.
There are some strong robots hidden way down in the MAR rankings, though. 316 (18th), 1811 (29th), 5420 (44th), 5404 (49th), 103 (53rd), and 193 (54th) are all better than their rankings and could be contributing to high elimination scores at Lehigh.
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I can vouch for 193. They were our alliance partner at North Brunswick. We made it to finals with them.
Also, MAR has a few good canburglar robots. IDK how many of them made it to DCMP though.
EDIT: it turns out the team I was thinking of did not make it. 1391, metal MOOSE, can grab up to 4 cans at a time. Shout out to them for that, even though they did not make DCMP.
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FRC Team 1257: Parallel Universe
2016: Mt. Olive district champs with 5624 and 1676, Bridgewater-Raritan finalists with 25, 3340, and 555, MAR DCMP winners with 225 and 341.
2015: North Brunswick District Finalists with 11 and 193.
2014: Clifton District Champs with 1626 and 869, 2nd seed alliance captain at MAR regional champs.
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Last edited by alephzer0 : 07-04-2015 at 13:40.
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