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[AGPapa]

Originally Posted by tr6scott

FIM = 32/260 teams = 12.3%
PNW = 24/80 teams = 30%
NE = 24/180 teams = 13.3%
MAR = 38/120 teams = 15%

Originally Posted by Nuttyman54

I'm not sure where you're getting your numbers from, but last I checked about a week ago, the PNW district (WA and OR) had 189 teams registered for 2014, which is 12.7% for PNW.

I'm not sure where either of you are getting your numbers from. Here shows 43 teams signed up in OR and here shows 111 teams in WA. That's 154 teams in the PNW.

[Nuttyman54]

Originally Posted by AGPapa

I'm not sure where either of you are getting your numbers from. Here shows 43 teams signed up in OR and Here shows 111 teams in WA. That's 154 teams in the PNW.

I got my numbers from here for WA (134) and here for OR (55) for a total of 189. It appears you get different websites and results by going through the USFIRST website vs FRCLinks.

[Allison K]

Originally Posted by Nuttyman54

I got my numbers from here for WA (134) and here for OR (55) for a total of 189. It appears you get different websites and results by going through the USFIRST website vs FRCLinks.

The USFIRST Website includes teams that weren't active the previous year (and maybe not active the previous two years, I didn't look that far into it) as well as rookie teams that have yet to register for an event (the eight digit teams). It tripped me up when I started looking at Michigan a few months ago. According the the USFIRST website Michigan has 321 teams, but we only have 279 actually registered for an event this year.

[tr6scott]

Originally Posted by AGPapa

I'm not sure where either of you are getting your numbers from. Here shows 43 teams signed up in OR and here shows 111 teams in WA. That's 154 teams in the PNW.

Operator error,
I went to here, http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprogr...egional-events counted the number of districts, and multiplied by 40 and divided by 2. 40 teams in each district, each team plays two districts.

When I counted the districts, I did not scroll all the way down, and I had PNR as 4 districts, it is actually 9 listed.

So based on that, PNR = 24/180 = 13.3%

This is a rough estimate on the max total number of teams the district structure, with the regionals listed today could support, based on 40 teams per district.