Registration 2017

[Brian Maher]

Originally Posted by slickvic2252

how do you see what teams are registered for what event?

Originally Posted by alectronic

frc-events.firstinspires.org is one way

Here are a few more.

[Mark McLeod]

Here's a plot of the first few days of registration in comparison to previous years.
This year is a different shape because of the split District/Regional registration starts, and the lack of dependable total team counts for the first 36 hours of Regional registration.

It's looking like a pretty good year for FRC teams overall, 2017 early registration was up ~25% over 2016 numbers.
District team starting registration alone was better than all 2012 starting registration (Districts + Regionals).

[Jon Stratis]

I always love seeing those graphs, Mark... But with registration starting 2 weeks later this year because of the server issues, should we still show them all starting at the same time? My thinking is that the extra two weeks meant more teams had started up for the fall, figured out their finances, gotten grants, etc than we normally have on day 1, so it may not be a fair comparison to previous years. And looking forward to next year, it may make next year's start up look slow for the first couple of weeks.

[Mark McLeod]

A valid point. Things are really skewed this year.

So using actual dates 2017 is behind 2016 by about 7% as of this morning 9am.

• Oct 10, 2016 = 2507
• Oct 10, 2017 = 2327

P.S.
My rookie team from last year still isn't registered because replacing the second coach is taking a long time.
And our local event is full...and I mean completely full...

[Richard Wallace]

Originally Posted by Jon Stratis

I always love seeing those graphs, Mark... But with registration starting 2 weeks later this year because of the server issues, should we still show them all starting at the same time? My thinking is that the extra two weeks meant more teams had started up for the fall, figured out their finances, gotten grants, etc than we normally have on day 1, so it may not be a fair comparison to previous years. ....

Jon's point is valid, of course. However, I expect it can be addressed by annotation of the graph, as Mark has done previously, to indicate how key dates shift year-to-year.

[Mark McLeod]

Events that are on waitlist status:

Northern Lights Regional
Lake Superior Regional
San Diego Regional
St. Louis Regional
Greater Pittsburgh Regional
Los Angeles Regional
Silicon Valley Regional
SBPLI Long Island Regional
Minnesota North Star Regional
Minnesota 10000 Lakes Regional
Alamo Regional
New York City Regional
Seven Rivers Regional
Mexico City Regional
NE District - Granite State Event
NE District - WPI Event
ONT District - University of Waterloo Event


Single digit events:
1 - Shenzhen Regional
1 - Orlando Regional
1 - FIM District - Kettering University Event #1
1 - MAR District - Hatboro-Horsham Event
2 - Miami Valley Regional
3 - Festival de Robotique - Montreal Regional
3 - FIM District - Traverse City Event
4 - Greater Kansas City Regional
4 - Arizona West Regional
4 - CHS District - Greater DC Event
4 - FIM District - Midland Event
4 - MAR District - Mount Olive Event
5 - New York Tech Valley Regional
6 - NC District - Greensboro Event
6 - ONT District - Ryerson University Event
8 - FIM District - West Michigan Event
8 - PNW District - Glacier Peak Event
8 - PNW District - Lake Oswego Event
9 - NC District - Raleigh Event

[Mark McLeod]

16 countries
Here are where the event registered teams are from:

261 ----- MI
220 ----- CA
129 ----- Canada-ON
125 ----- NY
122 ----- MN
88 ----- TX
85 ----- WA
68 ----- NJ
65 ----- VA
61 ----- PA
60 ----- MA
54 ----- MO
54 ----- OH
53 ----- FL
51 ----- GA
49 ----- IL
48 ----- NC
47 ----- WI
47 ----- China
46 ----- CT
46 ----- IN
42 ----- OK
40 ----- AZ
35 ----- OR
35 ----- Canada-QC
33 ----- MD
30 ----- SC
26 ----- NH
25 ----- ME
24 ----- Turkey
22 ----- TN
21 ----- CO
18 ----- IA
18 ----- KS
18 ----- Australia
16 ----- LA
15 ----- HI
14 ----- Mexico
11 ----- UT
9 ----- AR
8 ----- AL
8 ----- ID
8 ----- KY
8 ----- NV
8 ----- Canada-AB
7 ----- DC
6 ----- Canada-BC
5 ----- MS
5 ----- RI
5 ----- Brazil
4 ----- VT
3 ----- DE
3 ----- WV
2 ----- ND
2 ----- NE
2 ----- NM
2 ----- WY
2 ----- Chile
2 ----- Netherlands
2 ----- United Kingdom
1 ----- AK
1 ----- MT
1 ----- SD
1 ----- Canada-SK
1 ----- Colombia
1 ----- France
1 ----- Germany
1 ----- Singapore
1 ----- Switzerland
1 ----- Taiwan

[lynca]

Originally Posted by Mark McLeod

47 ----- China
24 ----- Turkey
18 ----- Australia
14 ----- Mexico
5 ----- Brazil
2 ----- Chile
2 ----- Netherlands
2 ----- United Kingdom
1 ----- Colombia
1 ----- France
1 ----- Germany
1 ----- Singapore
1 ----- Switzerland
1 ----- Taiwan

Awesome list Mark ! China is growing fast !
Shenzen regional is roughly 50% rookies.

[vhcook]

Originally Posted by lynca

Awesome list Mark ! China is growing fast !
Shenzen regional is roughly 50% rookies.

Lots of growth in Turkey too.

[Richard Wallace]

Originally Posted by lynca

Awesome list Mark ! China is growing fast !
Shenzen regional is roughly 50% rookies.

Originally Posted by vhcook

Lots of growth in Turkey too.

Quebec is growing also. I wonder how many years until they go District?

Which will be the first District with a main language other than English?

[Bluman56]

Originally Posted by Richard Wallace

Quebec is growing also. I wonder how many years until they go District?

Which will be the first District with a main language other than English?

Israel?

[EricH]

Originally Posted by Bluman56

Israel?

I think we have a winner. Israel's official languages are Hebrew and Arabic, with Hebrew as the primary.

[Richard Wallace]

Originally Posted by EricH

I think we have a winner. Israel's official languages are Hebrew and Arabic, with Hebrew as the primary.

Doh!




I forgot Israel has already taken the plunge. Didn't see anything here about it for the last month or so, and Mark's list doesn't have Israel (yet) due to registration timing.

[Caleb Sykes]

Originally Posted by Richard Wallace

Quebec is growing also. I wonder how many years until they go District?

Which will be the first District with a main language other than English?

Spanish might be the main language in California before they become a district.

[MaGiC_PiKaChU]

Originally Posted by Richard Wallace

Quebec is growing also. I wonder how many years until they go District?

Which will be the first District with a main language other than English?

How many years before we get a 2nd regional? seriously we are only attending one this year because Ontario is no longer an option