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07-05-2007, 15:01
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Southwest Regional / Lone Star
I added 0499 and decided to research the Lone Star regional a bit to update the data.
Using the 0057, Leopards, team website it appears that the Lone Star regional was officially established in 2000. However, there had been a regional held in Houston in 1998? It was called the Southwest Regional. Lucia, Kevin, Lucien or any of the legacy teams from Texas such as the Robowranglers ... help me out with this and I will update the wiki. I will also need a ruling on what to do as the Lone Star re-established a regional in Houston but under a different name? APS 
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