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Re: pic: Spread of US FIRST Teams

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Originally Posted by David Brinza View Post
Yes, Team 356 from Little Rock.
Folks on the Bomb Squad called them "the other team from Arkansas." I believe 356 competed from ~2001 to 2004.

More trivia: the two Arkansas teams were in the same alliance in the St. Louis Regional in "Stack Attack". I think they made it to the finals.
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Originally Posted by Budda648 View Post
Name was Enigma... they were purple and neon green and always had neon green plexiglass on there robot somewhere. Pretty interesting. They did compete only until 2004.
I recall seeing 356 Enigma at the St. Louis Regional in 2002, 2003, and 2004. I also recall that they were allied with 16 and 525 for eliminations in 2003 but that alliance did not reach the finals. See the Wayback Machine archive for 2003 St. Louis Regional awards and results.

In 2004, 356 was the highest seeded team not to be picked for eliminations at St. Louis -- they were pretty disappointed about that and told me so as they were packing to leave. They declined to be the first stand-by robot.
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