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Re: 2007 Chesapeake Regional - Discussion
Hey all. Just got off a 4 hour bus back in NJ.
I am so happy for the team. We last won a championship in 2000, so it was great to finally win one again. I had to come back from college to finally get a championship under the belt and it was a lot of fun.
The drive team did an amazing job coming from behind in the quarter finals, and dealing with the yellow card. I would say we improved after the card came out.
The scouting team also gets a big high five, we fill 2, 3 inch binders with scouting info, plus several databases with information. Its truly an amazing site to behold in action.
The pit crew did great getting the robot ready for every match, and thankfully we had no major technical or software problems.
Congratulations to our alliance partners 75, and 203. It was a lot of fun working together.
I am going to England next year for a semester so I won't get to work with my team, or be at Annapolis, so it felt great to see it live.
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Uncrowned Champions of the 2005 Philadelphia Regional
SPIKE X NJ Xerox Creativity Award. Chesapeake Regional CHAMPIONS, and Motorola Quality Award
2006 Semi-Finalist at NJ Regional & Semi-Finalist at Chesapeake Regional, winners of the 2006 Xerox Creativity Award, and Judges Award
"Looks like SPIKE is doing its Batman thing again, that team looked like it was going to score, but SPIKE was not going to allow that to happen" -Play by play call at the Chesapeake Regional
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17-03-2007, 22:05
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