Thread: Can ANYONE explain the qualification rounds @ nats?
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Re: Can ANYONE explain the qualification rounds @ nats?
Posted by colleen - T190 at 03/27/2001 1:00 AM EST


Engineer on team #190, Gompei, from Massachusetts Academy of Math and Science and WPI.


In Reply to: Can ANYONE explain the qualification rounds @ nats?
Posted by Matt Sorgenfrei on 03/27/2001 12:00 AM EST:



At Nationals:

- There will be 4 random divisions, of which your team will be in one

- You will play all qualifying matches with teams IN your division, and on your divisions field (i.e. Curie division plays on the Curie field, etc... exception that each team will get at least on match on Einstein, so it is said)

- At the end of qualifying matches, the top 4 teams in each division will be seeded.. 1 will be auto-paired with 3, 2 with 4

- Those 2 alliances will then pick their remain teams from their division only

- Those 2 alliances play each other for "Divisional Champion"

- The 4 Divisional Champs go on to the National Competition where finals will run same as regional (4 alliances.. played out the same) til we have a national champ..

Word on when divisions will be revealed (most say Friday morning.. most pray it's sometime Thursday) is yet to be known

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