Thread: Why Give Open Bids to the Championship?
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Re: Why Give Open Bids to the Championship?
If I had the powers of saying how you get into Champs:

That year's Regional Chairmans win, Regional EI win, and Regional Rookie AllStar and Highest Rookie Seed win are Automatic Bids.
That year's Coopertition award winners get automatic bid.
That year's Judges award winners get automatic bids.
That year's Regional champs, disctrict champs, state champs are Automatic Bids.
Last year's Divisional Winners are automatic bids.
Charimans Award winning teams unable to win the Chairmans via the new rules because they have won Chairmans in the last 4 years, have automatic bids.
Last year's Rookie All Star Winner gets automatic bid.

Open spots are given via first come, first serve, with priority on teams with longest drought away from champs.
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