50 point auto @ East Kentwood Regional

[GetWrecked]

We made an excellent achievement with our playoff alliance partners, 5162 The Big Red Theory and 4327 Q Branch, at the 2016 FIM East Kentwood District event. Some great programming, design, and coordination on all sides paid off with a 3-high goal, 50-point autonomous in our first quarterfinal match (seen here at about 1:09 minutes in):

https://youtu.be/Eix_0zNSpas?list=PL...oG5D5Edb9XG-sk

Our 185-point match was also the new competition high score!
(At least, it was, for about 5 minutes...until it was topped in the next quarterfinal round by the new WORLD high score of 221 points 3357, 2771, 4409: Craziest. Match. EVER.)

[oliviat3357]

This was very impressive! I'm looking forward to seeing teams at states reaching a new caliber of auton scores.

[BenjiSG]

We excitingly also managed a 50 point auto during Qualifier 58 at the Boston New England District Event alongside team 126 (who later selected us to join them in the 3rd seeded alliance) and team 5422.

Still can't wait to see someone achieve a 60 point auto, though.

[badinkajink]

Originally Posted by BenjiSG

We excitingly also managed a 50 point auto during Qualifier 58 at the Boston New England District Qualifier alongside team 126 (who later selected us to join them in the 3rd seeded alliance) and team 5422.

Still can't wait to see someone achieve a 60 point auto, though.

1114, 2056, and 2702 achieved a 60 point auto in q33 of waterloo. It would be great to have video of it.
https://www.thebluealliance.com/match/2016onwa_qm33

[Ether]

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[GetWrecked]

Originally Posted by Ether

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Love these graphs! Where did you obtain the data? Or did someone else create these?

[microbuns]

Originally Posted by GetWrecked

Love these graphs! Where did you obtain the data? Or did someone else create these?

I don't want to speak for him, but I would guess that it is the same data as here.

[Ether]

Originally Posted by GetWrecked

Love these graphs! Where did you obtain the data?

This link will take you to a thread which discusses the data and provides a link where you can download it if you like.

Or did someone else create these?

I created them by using an AWK script to extract the desired data (from the larger datasets mentioned above) and format it into a spreadsheet for plotting.