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Re: Thanks to our allies in GLR
Posted by Kevin at 03/25/2001 10:54 PM EST


Coach on team #308, Walled Lake Monsters, from Walled Lake Schools and TRW Automotive Electronics.


In Reply to: Thanks to our allies in GLR
Posted by Neil on 03/25/2001 9:24 PM EST:



: Hey all. I'm from team 573 and I would like to thank team 308 for picking us at the Great Lakes Regional. I'm glad they saw pass our poor ranking and picked us for our multi-talented robot. Also thanks to teams 382, 469, and 65 for being awesome partners. We almost had them in the finals! In my mind, there Isn't anything wrong with second.

: On a related subject i think that the ranking system can be crooked and a good robot could be looked over in the elimination rounds in the regionals. I hope that this doesnt happen in florida and all decent robots get a shot at what they've worked on for months now.

While team 308 was happy to be allied with teams 65, 382, 469, and 573, in actuality team 382 was doing the picking. We were thankful to be paired up with such a great alliance with such tremendous potential, and we take our hats off to the winning alliance, as they posted the highest match score of the regional and were terrific competitors!



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