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Re: **FIRST EMAIL**/2008 FRC Competition Manual Sections Posted

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Originally Posted by Billfred View Post
... (Alright, so I wouldn't mind if FIRST standardized on the use of the title of "Regional Champion" instead of alternating with "Regional Winner" in half of the places...but that's another story.)
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Originally Posted by RoboMom View Post
If you redline it, I will help you get it to the people who can update it.
Standardizing on one title would be good. I prefer "Winner" rather than "Champion" to describe teams on the alliance that wins the final elimination matches.

"Champion" would be appropriate for teams that are the sole representatives of one event to compete at a higher level -- but that's not the way FIRST works. Each Regional Event can be represented by several teams at the FRC Championship Event, and winning the eliminations is only one way that a team can become one of those representatives.
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