FIRST records

[Lil' Lavery]

Originally Posted by Mark McLeod

Here are the teams that have won the most of each of the following awards and the number of times they have won.

Team --- # Wins --- Award
71 Team ---- 7 --- #1 Seed
103 Team --- 2 --- Autodesk Inventor Award
103 Team --- 8 --- Autodesk Visualization Award
192 Team --- 8 --- Autodesk Visualization Award
16 Team ---- 4 --- Chairman's Award Finalist
191 Team --- 2 --- Chairman's Award Winner
111 Team --- 2 --- Championship Finalist
254 Team --- 2 --- Championship Finalist
71 Team ---- 4 --- Championship Winner
33 Team ---- 5 --- Delphi "Driving Tomorrow's Technology"
357 Team --- 5 --- Delphi "Driving Tomorrow's Technology"
71 Team ---- 5 --- Division Champion
1305 Team -- 5 --- Engineering Inspiration Award
330 Team --- 5 --- GM Industrial Design
343 Team --- 5 --- GM Industrial Design
2337 Team -- 3 --- Highest Rookie Seed
365 Team --- 7 --- Imagery
107 Team --- 5 --- J&J Sportsmanship
191 Team --- 5 --- J&J Sportsmanship
217 Team --- 5 --- J&J Sportsmanship
68 Team ---- 6 --- Judges' Award
103 Team -- 13 --- KPC&B Entrepreneurship
67 Team ---- 7 --- Leadership in Controls
27 Team ---- 6 --- Motorola Quality
60 Team ---- 6 --- Motorola Quality
207 Team --- 6 --- Motorola Quality
236 Team --- 6 --- Regional Chairman's Award
254 Team -- 16 --- Regional Champion
16 Team ---- 6 --- Regional Finalist
118 Team --- 6 --- Regional Finalist
368 Team --- 6 --- Regional Finalist
375 Team --- 6 --- Regional Finalist
48 Team ---- 7 --- Safety Award
88 Team ---- 5 --- Team Spirit Award
234 Team --- 8 --- Website Design Award
357 Team --- 3 --- Woodie Flowers Regional Award
365 Team --- 3 --- Woodie Flowers Regional Award
1114 Team -- 3 --- Woodie Flowers Regional Award
190 Team --- 6 --- Xerox Creativity

Is this still 2008 data? If it counts 2009 as well, 116 also has 8 Autodesk Visualization Awards. And by my count, 192 only has 6 AVAs, though that might result from the same reason why 116 only show 7 (old AVA rules allowed for teams to win AVA tropies at events they did not attend as regionals were grouped into "districts").