2007 Wisconsin Regional

[Tyler Olds]

Originally Posted by Aratarin

Yay Wisconsin! Team 1652 is going to be at the Wisconsin regionals again this year also. This year, though, we hope we are going to do much better than last year Last year we were terrible.... but this year we are all new and none of us have competed in this competition b4. We still think that were going 2 do awsome! Hope to see some of u guys there and good luck.

Don't be so hard on yourself as a team and your preformance last year. Remember that the key thing is that you learned something and have been inspired by science and technology. If that is true than the time that the volunteers and mentors have invested in you is worth it. If you improve your knowledge this year and are able to utilize that towards how well your robot preforms than that is an added bonus .

BTW I heard rumors that the youngest MC and Announcer tandum ever will be at the Wisconsin regional this year so get ready to pump it up!!

[vivek16]

please post your robots picture on your website or on chiefdelphi.

i am working on compiling a list of all of the bots that are going to be at wisconsin and what they can do.

i of course will share the list once it is mostly finished.

[CPress]

Team 754 will be there with some competition!! We hope to do better than last year. This will be my second year at a FIRST regional, I am pretty psyched. I wish good luck to all FISRT teams!

[Ryan Dognaux]

Originally Posted by Tyler Olds

BTW I heard rumors that the youngest MC and Announcer tandum ever will be at the Wisconsin regional this year so get ready to pump it up!!

I heard this too from somewhere...

Prepare yourself Wisconsin, this is gonna be one awesome weekend.

[EHaskins]

Here is something for all of the scouting people in Milwaukee. I wrote an Access Database that takes the match info, team information, and will generate a report with the teams in each match, their alliance, and all the info you entered.

The database I attached has the team info from Wisconsin, and the match info from today's practice matches.

You use the teams form to enter information about each team.

You use the Matches form to enter the time/data of each competition and match number.

You then you the AllianceInfo form to enter the alliance groupings. Team#, Alliance must be R or B. Each team has its own record. With the Team#, alliance, and match#. For each match you will have SIX entries in AllianceInfo.

Once you have the info entered you can run the matches report.

Good luck everybody,

[Richard Wallace]

Anyone got eyewitness data (or video?) of the Wisconsin regional eliminations?

Four rookie teams in the finals, and F1-2 score 61-60 for the blue alliance. Seems like it must have been pretty exciting.

[Chris2]

I was there, but don't have any footage. I will say that the regional was won by Fond du Lac (2196 - Fondy Fire), Sussex (537 - Charger Robotics), Prior Lake HS (2169)

1714 - More Robotics of Milwaukee won the website award. I don't remember who won the other awards to tell you the truth. I just remember the website award because I work on my teams website.

269 won the chairman's award.

We lost in the quarter finals. The alliance we lost to lost the lost in the final round. They should have won, then we could say that we lost the the regional champions.

[Kellen Hill]

A couple teammates and myself went to watch and in finals it seemed to be a standard to get two robots up because everybody could do it. Over all it was a pretty offensive regional.

[BigJ]

Yeah, the last match was insane. As soon as I saw the judge give the thumbs up I yelled "They won by 1 point!!!"

537 got their robot up at the VERY last second, too!

[murray2077]

Team 2077 has the video of the final two matches for 2196 - Fondy Fire, 537 - charger robotics, and team 2169 to win it. Unbelievable score of 60 - 61. Must be seen to be believed. Here's the video:

Part 1
Part 2


...sorry for the poor quality, youtube down converts the video to .flv format

[jburianek]

That last match was intense!
Especially since I am on the team (2175) that was the captain of the alliance that lost 61-60.

Coming in to this competition as a rookie team, we didn't expect to be good at all. We figured we would just enjoy being in the qualifying rounds and then watch the elimination rounds.
Little did we know that we would finish undefeated after the first day of qualifying rounds and that we would end up being a alliance captain for the elimination rounds.

I'd say we did pretty well considering our robot's arm was an after thought (we used it to score a tube once) and our lift wasn't able to lift other robots (not strong enough). So somehow we ended up being the highest seeded rookie team and a finalist with a "brick on wheels" as we like to call it.

Defense was our strategy, and it worked well because we didn't have omni wheels, so we couldn't be pushed around, but we could push others around.

Better to be lucky than good.

[themagic8ball]

Awesome competition all around!

I was coach/tactician for Team 537, and let me tell you those last two matches were crazy. Good job to all teams that participated, and we're happy to welcome newcomers like 2169 and 2196 into FIRST.

[Kevin Kolodziej]

I have all of the official feed video from both days, and will be uploading the elims to SOAP today. The qualifying matches will come as I have time. Stay Tuned!!

[Gamer930]

I just uploaded our scouting pictures of each team's robot that competed at the Milwaukee Regional into our web album. Here

Note: If you would like the high quality picture of your team's robot just send me an e-mail

[Night]

Our team was picked by Alliance 3. We could tell Edina (Alliance 2) wanted to pick us, and were going to. I'm sure if we went with Alliance 2, we would have won. Fo sho.