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Re: [BB] The wooden beams have started creaking

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Is polycarbonate always used on the fields (if so, for what?)?
The clear plastic found in the alliance stations and field walls. Also known as Lexan. In 2008 it was in the divider wall; in 2010 it was also part of the return chute for the soccer balls.

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How do you know that there are 19 fields?
By counting the number of events in a given week.
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