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Re: **FIRST EMAIL**/2008 FRC Connecticut "Double Regional"

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Originally Posted by FIRST
Teams who register for the 2008 FRC Connecticut Regional would be randomly selected to participate at one of the two Regional Events. Both of the Regional Events would qualify for the 2008 Championship and all FRC Regional awards.

We encourage teams that have an interest in playing at the 2008 FRC Connecticut Regional to register now so that we can plan for a "Double Regional". Teams will be notified in mid-November when there is a final decision made as to whether or not FIRST will be conducting the 2008 FRC Connecticut Regional as a single or double event.
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Originally Posted by KathieK View Post
..Teams can be part of FIRST history by coming to the inaugural Double Regional - but only if enough teams sign up so they can split it! ...
This seems like a really good idea for an area like New England, where many teams are within a relatively short driving distance of the same venue.

Today there are 28 teams registered -- not enough to split the event. In about a week that should change.
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