FRC STRONGHOLD - Game Planning Sheet

[*Rachelle*]

Originally Posted by zeldathegood

Thanks for a fantastic sheet!!
I think we will print out a bunch and use one per match.
Then the alliance drivers can decide where everyone is going to line up, defense, end game.

Recommendation: If you have a laminator, laminate the sheets and use a wet erase marker on it. That way you can reuse the sheets match to match and event to event. (I always have at least three, in the past I've printed extras to give to rookie teams).

I have a similar strategy sheet, the main difference is that I have an area to write down the two alliances and a check box section to choose defenses. I moved the scoring to the back of the sheet for quals and elims, along with common fouls and a couple of other rules. Oh, and Ranking Order (Ranking points, auto, etc.).

[katabolt]

Hey all, sorry for the lack of updates. Thanks again to everyone who gave more feedback!

Inspired by other match planning sheet designs, I went back and re-designed the sheet to be much more effective.
Behold: version 2.0!

[lamiet01]

Nice job! Our team is using something very similar. We have laminated it to a thin sheet of steel and made magnetic defense elements that can be placed on both the red and blue sides of the field to help coordinate teamwork. Our drive team brings it with them to the queue.

[Ari423]

Originally Posted by katabolt

Hey all, sorry for the lack of updates. Thanks again to everyone who gave more feedback!

Inspired by other match planning sheet designs, I went back and re-designed the sheet to be much more effective.
Behold: version 2.0!

One more suggestion (if you are planning an update): put your name and team number/logo on it. When I go to "steal" (read: use) it, I want to give you some credit, considering I didn't make it. And then if someone else says "Wow nice sheet, can I get one?" I can say "Thanks, its actually from katabolt on CD from team 3674". Probably not worth a whole new update, but if you were planning on any other changes you should give yourself credit for your hard work.