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Re: Buckeye kudos and congrats
Our kids on Team 3193 had a great time in Cleveland. After some programming issues and mechanical changes, we got our robot on point come late Friday afternoon and rocked on Saturday. They're all really bummed that the season is over so soon, but very excited for the offseason and next year.
It was a challenge for me working with two teams this year. Thanks go out to teams 48 and 379 for their mentorship and help throughout our rookie season. We couldn't have done it without you.
Thank you, Team 3266 for making us your first selection as the seventh seed, and Team 578 for joining us. Unfortunately, our opponents were quite a force. I am glad that if we had to loose, it was to our friends, the Thunderhawks of Team 1038 and the great folks on Team 3138, the Innovators. Congratulations also go out to 3138 for their second Rookie All-Star award--now, you have two regions to represent in Atlanta.
Congrats to CIA, Team 291, for their Chairman's award--a great team and a class act to emulate.
Congratulations also to Joe Jeswald of fellow NEOFRA Team 379 for winning the Woodie Flowers award--absolutely fantastic!
See you all next season!
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