Registration 2015

[BrendanB]

Originally Posted by Abrakadabra

In and out in under 30 seconds. 3467 is looking forward to Week 2 at the Reading District event!

Awe yes!

[Mr MOE]

MOE 365 is in at inaugural Upper Darby MAR District event. Looking forward to it!

30 seconds in and out. Fastest ever. Thanks for making this easy, FIRST!

[sanddrag]

This was the easiest and fastest this has ever gone. Registered for Long Beach at 12:00:15 EDT, and that was taking 5 seconds to skim what I was clicking.

But OMG! By 12:00:50 EDT, there were 25 teams registered! 25 teams in 50 seconds! This is getting ridiculously competitive. By 12:03:00, 30 teams.

All I can say is in future years, you better have a fast computer, on a fast network, and a really precise mouse. And forget trying to read anything on the screen.

Oh, and you better cancel everything and take off work that morning, and if you're a teacher, cancel class.

[Josh Drake]

5403 in the house, looking forward to a great 2015 season!

[M. Mellott]

Greater Pittsburgh Regional was full in less than 5 minutes (33 slots).

[Andrew Schreiber]

Originally Posted by Ken Streeter

Registration was the quickest I ever remember. 1519 signed up for the Week 5 Northeastern University Event in the New England District as our first event within about 30 seconds of registration opening.

Looking forward to seeing you there.

[Jeremy Germita]

Teams 5012 and 399 are in for the Inland Empire regional!

[PayneTrain]

Originally Posted by M. Mellott

Greater Pittsburgh Regional was full in less than 5 minutes (33 slots).

That was a a given.

In an out fro Virginia within a minute. Now I'm F5ing some other event pages.

I am such a nerd.

[Trying to Help]

1729 is happy to be back in the game again! We're registered for the Nashua District event, quickly and easily.

[IndySam]

36 Indiana teams signed up in the first 10 minuets. Half for Week 1 in Indy.

[Lil' Lavery]

Originally Posted by IndySam

36 Indiana teams signed up in the first 10 minuets. Half for Week 1 in Indy.

Surprised that many are selecting an event with no venue as their top priority.

[Karthik]

All you web ninjas out there, does anyone want to whip up a quick reference page that pulls in the following data in a pretty table:

1. Regional Name {And link to registered teams}
2. Regional Location
3. Regional Dates
4. Number of Registered Teams
5. Number of Spots Available

FIRST used to have a page like this that made for a great quick reference for those of us who like to follow registration season. It hasn't been around for a while, but it seems like this would be easy enough to create by someone who has a little bit of time.

[Francis-134]

Originally Posted by Lil' Lavery

Surprised that many are selecting an event with no venue as their top priority.

I would imagine that plan-B being back-to-back districts does not work for some number of people :/

[IndySam]

Originally Posted by Lil' Lavery

Surprised that many are selecting an event with no venue as their top priority.

Well the Southern Indiana teams really have no other choice and most of the Indy area teams like the idea of not traveling. The event will be in the Indianapolis area one way or another.

[MechEng83]

Originally Posted by Lil' Lavery

Surprised that many are selecting an event with no venue as their top priority.

It's a combination of travel distance and event timing. With only Week 1, 3, and 4 events, if you want any break between tournament weekends, you have to pick week 1. Also, the week 3 and 4 events are both an hour+ north of indy, so it really is the closest event for teams in the city and the southern half of the state.