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Re: How do you rank?
I like the idea behind the FIRST RPI. Unfortunately, FIRST's scoring system was seriously messed up for the first two weeks, and so none of the data from those two weeks can't really be trusted. It looks like you left the first two weeks of regionals out entirely.
For example, my team (492, Titan Robotics) had a 9-0-1 record at the PNW Regional, which I think might give us the top "power ranking" due to having the only lossless record.
I encourage you to keep this up for next year. Hopefully FIRST will finally figure out how to get it right (but thats another topic).
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#1 in the Northwest: 2001 Silicon Valley Regional Rookie All-Star Award || 2001 Galileo Incredible Play Award || 2002 Southern California Regional Judge's Award || 2002 Pacific Northwest Regional Finalist || 2003 Silicon Valley Regional Entrepreneurship Award || 2003 Pacific Northwest Regional Website Award || 2003 Pacific Northwest Regional Finalist || 2003 Pacific Northwest Regional Engineering Inspiration Award || 2004 Pacific Northwest Website Award || 2004 Pacific Northwest Regional Champions (#1 seed) || 2004 Galileo Semi-Finalist || 2005 Pacific Northwest Regional General Motors Industiral Design Award || 2005 Pacific Northwest Regional Champions (#1 seed) || 2005 Galileo Finalist
"We'll do better next time" -- Team Motto
Last edited by RyanMcE : 04-15-2005 at 03:57 AM.
Reason: I messed up the first time :-)
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I saw a big opening in the bees section and asked if we could sit for this match and was told we were welcome to sit there. Your team made space for about 15 of my team members that came with me. - Debbie [more] 
04-15-2005, 03:24 AM
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