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Re: 2006 Waterloo Regional
Waterloo was amazing -- we did far better than we'd expected. 2nd of 30; semi finals -- wow. But...during our first semi match, our robot died -- literally; during the second semi match, our wheel broke. Soo...yeah. But, congrats to the alliance that did beat us -- and to the winning alliance of 1114, 1503 and 1281 -- awesome job.
But -- we were BEYOND ecstatic when we won the Radio Shack Innovation in Control Award.
We did better than we had expected because we'd only really gone to Waterloo to get practice driving and such -- so our new drivers [since our drivers from last year are now alumni] could gain some experience driving.
A million thanks go out to our alliance! 1596 & 912 -- you guys were AMAZING!
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2006 Waterloo Regional: Seeded 2nd of 30 with a 11-1-0 [W-L-T] record; Semi-finalists
2006 Waterloo Regional: Winners of the Radio Shack Innovation in Control Award
2005 Championships: Seeded 5th of 85 in the Galileo Divison with a 6-1-0 [W-L-T] record; Semi-finalists; Top seeded Canadian team in the history of the Championships to date [Apr 21st - 23rd 2005]
2005 Wonderland Off Season Invitational: Semi-Finalists
2004 Canadian Regional: Quarter-finalists
2004 Canadian Regional: First school to have two seperate teams; Girls Team: Diamond Eagles, Boys Team: Iron Eagles
2003 Canadian Regional: Winners of the Rookie All Star Award
Last edited by SugaRaXie : 25-03-2006 at 23:09.
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25-03-2006, 22:42
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