Here are some crude statistics through Week 3.
Perhaps someone could get the columns to line up properly (sorry).
Data comes from FIRST. Please let me know if I got something wrong.
Win Q = Median score of the winning alliance in qualifying matches
Lose Q = Median score of the losing alliance in qualifying matches
Max Q = Maximum alliance score in qualifying matches
Win E = Median score of the winning team in elimination matches
Lose E = Median score of the losing alliance in elimination matches
Max E = Max alliance score in an elimination match
Code:
Event Week Win Q Lose Q Max Q Win E Lose E Max E
Midwest 1 49 20 112 7143/ 146
Granite 1 53 30 92 82 52 x
NJ 1 42 20 100 74 64 x
St. L 1 56 26 94 82 60 x
Oregon 1 40 16 78 56 38 x
FLR 2 58 34 118 81 51 x
KC 2 40 18 76 44 36 x
VCU 2 41 17 122 54 42 x
AZ 2 36 12 82 55 38 x
SD 2 48 21 120 87 41 x
Det 3 58 30 124 75 54 124
Boiler 3 52 26 100 80 56 104
Ches 3 46 22 98 71 49 90
Conn 3 52 28 98 84 58 142
FLA 3 52 26 102 83 65 116
Pitts 3 47 23 72 62 38 84
SVR 3 (not available)
Wisc 3 42 20 98 72 44 118
Brazil 3 44 23 80 48 22 52
Week 1 1 49 20 x 74 52 x
Week 2 2 41 18 x 55 41 x
Week 3 3 50 25 x 74 52 x
Overall x 48 23 124 73 47 146
The highest overall match score was Finals Match 2 at Detroit:
217/469/440 = 124
27/47/453 = 106
The "average" team number at all events is 1271
The "average" team number in the eliminations is 1149
The "average" team number of winning alliances (week 3 only) is 1033
There is no significant weekly trend toward higher scores through week 3.
Experience helps, but a lot of fairly new teams are having success.