P0W3RH0U53 GAMEDAY Info

[DampRobot]

Yes... But I don't have the link. I believe 846 is doing it.

[Jasmine Zhou]

1678 is working on streaming the event. We're still running into a few glitches involving internet and firewalls, and people are working on it tonight. Hopefully it'll be up in time for qualification matches.
If everything goes well, the webcast will be at: http://citruscircuits.org/live/

[Ankit S.]

Originally Posted by DampRobot

We also got to tell Mark Edelman first hand that we named our offseason robot after him!

That is awesome! Mark is really an amazing person, and the amount he has done for FIRST is incredible.

I hope your bot will be as awesome as Mark is

[MrTechCenter]

The results...

Winners:

Alliance Captain, 1st seed: Team 1678 Citrus Circuits
1st Pick: Team 9973 (Greybots Team B)
2nd Pick: Team 9859 (Wolfpack Team B)


Finalists:

Alliance Captain, 2nd Seed: Team 1323 Madtown
1st Pick: Team 973 Greybots
2nd Pick: Team 4498 Team X


Awards:

Highest Seeded Rookie: Team 4643 ThunderBird
Safety Award: Team 701 RoboVikes
Gracious Professionalism: Team 2073 Eagleforce


We would like to thank everybody for making this a great first-year event. Thank you to teams 100 and 2473 for helping load-in the field at the PlaySpace with less than a 24-hour notice. Thank you to Team 1678 for helping us setup the field and for running the live stream. Thank you to Team 1671 for providing field volunteers. Shout-out to Team 973 for coming all the way up to compete in our event! A big thank you to David, Eugene, Ceal, and the rest of WRRF for helping us out with scoring, electronics, logistics, and publicity. Thank you to Mark Edelman for being our head referee, and thank you to our other referees as well. And thank you to our FTA Rick Durante. I'm sure I missed somebody, but I think I covered all of it. Thank you for making this event successful, it really means the world to the three host teams, 2073, 3859, and 692. Hopefully we can have it again next year!

[DampRobot]

Thanks to everyone for the great competition! Powerhouse was a super fun event, I'm sure well try to make it again next year.

A special shout out to teams 973, 1678 and 692. Working with, learning from, and competing against 973 and 8973 was amazing. Their offseason bots were great as always, and it was really cool to work with them on and learn from their scouting system. 1678 was a great competitor, and a friendly collaborator. I was really excited to see an Einstien level robot at the offseason. 692 was a great alliance partner, and it's too bad that we won't have annother opportunity to work with them at CalGames.

I was out the whole day Saturday and was only able to see the last match - any idea on if the matches are going to be uploaded anywhere?

[Akash Rastogi]

Pictures/videos of all the new bots people brought to this event?

[AdamHeard]

Originally Posted by Akash Rastogi

Pictures/videos of all the new bots people brought to this event?

We'll put pics up in a few days I guess.

[Michael Corsetto]

Originally Posted by Andrew Lawrence

I was out the whole day Saturday and was only able to see the last match - any idea on if the matches are going to be uploaded anywhere?

1678 planned on archiving all Quals and Elims for sharing later. Not sure when the Media Team will get the archive parsed and posted, I'm sure they'll post here with more information soon.

[hionwind]

A big thank you to 2073, 3859 and 692 for hosting this event. We had a really fun time and were excited to be able to compete with and against some really great robots. All three of 973's bots were great competitors and 9973's shot was something to behold. 1323 came so close to perfecting their 7-disc auto and was a super competitor in the finals.

Thank you to 9973 and 9859 for being great alliance partners and to 1323, 973 and 4498 for making the finals so much fun.

This was a very successful event in so many ways and I am sure that it is destined to continue to be successful in the future. Put the word out to other teams about how much fun you had so we can try to make it even bigger next year.

1678 is looking forward to seeing some of you at Cal Games and Madtown Throwdown.

[DampRobot]

Does anyone know where the official scores and rankings were published? I can't seem to find the link.

[the.miler]

Here's the official match scores and rankings:

http://www.wolfpackrobotics.org/powe...php?do=matches

[billbo911]

Here's a bit of fun, time lapse of set-up and take down of the field for P0W3RH0U53.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzIOC...ature=youtu.be

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqU8r...ature=youtu.be

Thanks Kevin!

[Michael Corsetto]

Powerhouse Pwnage 2013 Elimination Match Videos have been posted!

Powerhouse Pwnage 2013 Elimnations

Huge thanks to Reese, Donald and the rest of the 1678 Media Team for putting the hard work into archiving and posting these matches!

[mwmac]

Originally Posted by Michael Corsetto

Powerhouse Pwnage 2013 Elimination Match Videos have been posted!

Powerhouse Pwnage 2013 Elimnations

Huge thanks to Reese, Donald and the rest of the 1678 Media Team for putting the hard work into archiving and posting these matches!

Great job on the videos and congrats on a great season! Any plans for 1678 to stream or archive Calgames?