Best Mathes ever of 2003

[SpaceOsc]

Hey everyone im making this 2003 highlight clips video for possible public use to show people wut happen this year ...and ive been downloading a bunch of mathes from soap to get clips ive got alot so far but i wanted to know


Wut matches from everywhere are must see matches... things like rbots getting flipped or robots stacking or shotting boxes or good blocks or good ramp domination or just robot rumbling or just extremely great plays


if people had any suggestion it would help out and thanks again to Soap108 the most useful site ever made for FIRST.... WELL SECOND ONLY to CHIEFDELPHI lol

[Mullen]

unfortunaltly soap does not have the west michigan regional on their site, we had a match in which we drove onto team 858's bot in the last few second for the win. i dont believe anyone has done it to them other than us..it was quite cool and would have been good on your clip...if your looking for robots tipping, no offense, but look for clips with Chief Delphi's bot

[Daniel Brim]

Include both final matches at LA. Both highpaced, exciting, and battles to the end.

[sanddrag]

Definitely the above and also Match #13 at LA. 696 fipped both opponents right in a row.

[ngreen]

Match 105 on Archimedes field.

Team 111 and 1108

Vs

Team 469 and 237

111 and 469 went on to alliance and win it all.
But the real star in this match is when my team 1108 makes an amazing move to the top to win the match 70-55.

I may be biased but it was my favorite match. And as for promotion it does have the champions in it.

Good Luck

[Daniel Brim]

Originally posted by sanddrag
Definitely the above and also Match #13 at LA. 696 fipped both opponents right in a row.

I heard about this one. Sigh, I was in the pits at the time, I was there all day Friday and Saturday. But Mark came back saying you guys were flipping people left and right :-)

[Holtzman]

Match 104 and 114 on Newton.

big stacking matches.

Quarter final 3.1 on Newton was also really good, with a come from behind victory for the Blue alliance. Just amazing, probably the best match ive ever seen.

[J2Kraatz]

I kinda like all the matches that our champs did that of coarse meaning Wildstang.

[Rob Colatutto]

galileo match 8, 263 and 118 vs 312 and 814. first thing in auto mode 118 and 312 (both bridge bots) get up to the ramp 312 beating 118 and knocking them right over. now 118 is stuck on thier back blocking all the crates from entering the red zone, and getting 312 stuck in with them. match ended with 263 and 118 winning 49 to 46

[tatsak42]

Ah, biased-ness coming through, but the 2 times at SVR and the 1 time on Curie that our robot tipped and then re-righted.

And man, at nat'ls, so many good ones

[DCA Fan]

The last match of LA.
The match at Houston where Wildstag flipped 2 robots (forgot match #)
That match where a robot drove THROUGH a box (someone posted a pic of it here)

[sanddrag]

Originally posted by DCA Fan
That match where a robot drove THROUGH a box (someone posted a pic of it here)

That would be us. (or perhaps someone else) I saw us do it but never saw any pictures of it. It was in a qualifying match at Phoenix. There was a bin sitting right in front of the midfield barrier and we went head on into it shattering the bin and pushing it under the bar. We did it again in LA but the bin didn't shatter.

"And 696 explodes another tote!" - Phoenix Announcer

[Hinkel Y.]

Also, team 121 I believe... Flipped team 126's robot in the one of the QF in the Curie division... So we got disqualified and us, team 188 got booted out while they went on... We were supose to win with that seven stack Oh well... There's always next year!

[Frank(Aflak)]

I liked 1067's last stand, match 110 at stl regional. We were down to far in the quals and we had everyone(all five of us) busy keeping the robot and all its systems attached and functioning, swapping out destroyed peices of 80/20 and the like to do any advertising, so we had no hope for the eliminations. It was the last qual match, we were against our pit neighbors and good friends, fellow saint louis based team 1090, and (i think it was 877 . . it was eight-hundred something) who was ranked 7th, our partner was a decent pusher (not as powerful as us, but more reliable and lower center of gravity). We were going to do the odd and autonomous stuff, they were going to keep our stacks standing. Well match starts, the wing catches the ramp, but we still are first to the stacks (neither opponent had an auton mode, suprising when one was #7) and were feeling pretty good about ourselves with all the boxes on our side and our stacks up and we had the ramp . . . . well then 877 and 1090 decided that the two of them would overcome our bot and be able to push us and boxes onto their side . . . well, they were wrong. I love the video of us taking 877 in one wing and 1090 in the other and forcing them back down the ramp . . . .

well, we won alot to a little, but it was not enough to attract the notice of any of the top 8 teams.

A shame, but we honestly weren't in the top 24 teams there. . .

We may have been, but we broke down and slipped chains too often to be a trustworthy partner. We did it without very much professional help, and, well, we are going to use everything we learned to our advantage next year. If our current prototype design takes shape, we will be awesome.

theres some big ifs in that sentence.

[Ben B]

Definately the last match at LA. Also the Quarter finals at LA with team 60. We pushed 60 off the top and then fliped their ally. We beat 60 in the second match but lost in Qualifying points because our robot was barely off the top in that match. Very high intensity match