*Regionals*

[yanksrock777]

I know many regionals start as early as March 1st and some as late as March 30th. On the FIRST website I found this page with all the regionals:

https://my.usfirst.org/myarea/index....event_type=FRC

If anyone could tell me where we could watch webcasts of some of the regionals, since I know that some regionals offer the competition online. Feel free to post what regional and which team you are competing with. I am excited and pumped to see what teams are really gonna come out with. Not only that but I think that this year strategy is gonna more important than ever. What are your thoughts on the competition? Any preparations from here till the competition date?

[dpraedan]

Typically, NASA hosts webcasts of several of the regionals, in addition to the championships. http://robotics.nasa.gov/ should do the trick, there's nothing about webcasts now, but that's where they typically are.

190 will be attending BAE/Granite State, Silicon Valley and the Championships. Should be a great year!

[JulieB]

I hope there are some webcasts of the regionals. I really hope they also play some on NASA TV. If anyone has anymore information about regionals webcast please post.

As posted, NASA provides a site with many regional webcasts and the championship webcast (here). Historically, Team 108's SOAP (Sigmacat Opponent Analysis Program) website has also been a good resource for match videos.

Usually, threads for each individual regional will pop up throughout the season (such as the Chesapeake Regional discussion found here ). From these threads, some teams may choose to post links to scouting videos hosted on individual team sites. Hope this helps.

[soap108]

Some inside info- it appears there will be at least one webcast per weekend. I can personally vouch for florida, las vegas, and boston. virginia and one of the california's are typically done; midwest and west michigan are possible too.

There is no NASA-TV planned for regionals, only the championship.

KA-108