Teams Holding Multiple Spots For Championships

[Coach Norm]

Originally Posted by Joe Ross

Here's a list of teams that won a regional and won Rookie AS, EI, or Chairmans. It does not take into account the order the teams won them, so some may generate wildcards, rather then take up championship slots. Again some of them are district teams, and may include 2 other awards, rather then Chairmans.

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2468 - Hub City Winners and Chairmans

[Joe Ross]

Originally Posted by ratdude747

Your forgot 5188:

Thanks. My method didn't account for backup teams or teams replaced by backups, but they were already accounted for elsewhere.

Originally Posted by Coach Norm

2468 - Hub City Winners and Chairmans

Thanks. My method didn't accommodate someone who won Chairmans and another award at the same event. Congratulations for being too good for my algorithm.

Here's a more comprehensive list, subject to the same caveats as previous.

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[geomapguy]

Any inclination when waitlist spots will be released??

[MrTechCenter]

Originally Posted by geomapguy

Any inclination when waitlist spots will be released??

Following District Championships

[Gregor]

4914 won RAS at their first event, then won the regional at their second, to they created a wildcard, and didn't take up 2 spots.

[swootton]

One of the things that is incorrect is the count from NECMP. We have 24 allocated slots PLUS 6 slots for our legacy/hall of fame teams for a total of 30 spots from New England.

These six teams may have been accounted for somewhere else in your math but I wanted to point out they may be missing.

[jlmcmchl]

Originally Posted by swootton

One of the things that is incorrect is the count from NECMP. We have 24 allocated slots PLUS 6 slots for our legacy/hall of fame teams for a total of 30 spots from New England.

These six teams may have been accounted for somewhere else in your math but I wanted to point out they may be missing.

False. If any of those teams get one of your 24 allocated spots, you effectively get one less spot for each HOF/Legacy team in those 24.

HOF/Legacy teams are counted separately to your district's allocated spots at CMP.

In that instance they will hold two spots, but they will not generate a wildcard for another team.

[swootton]

Originally Posted by jlmcmchl

False. If any of those teams get one of your 24 allocated spots, you effectively get one less spot for each HOF/Legacy team in those 24.

HOF/Legacy teams are counted separately to your district's allocated spots at CMP.

In that instance they will hold two spots, but they will not generate a wildcard for another team.

As per our district point model faq sheet, it says the 6 legacy teams are auto bids from HQ. It specifically says the 24 slots DO NOT include the additional 6. See below.

Finally, moving on to the FIRST Championship:

- 24 teams from New England will go on to the FIRST Championship. This count does not include our 6 Legacy and Hall of Fame teams (FRC 23, 126, 151, 175, 190, 236) who receive auto-bids through FIRST HQ.

- The 24 will allocate automatically as follows (and was discussed in part on Frank’s Blog):

4 Chairmans Award Winners

2 Engineering Inspiration Award Winners

2 Rookie All Star Award Winners

[Chris is me]

Originally Posted by swootton

As per our district point model faq sheet, it says the 6 legacy teams are auto bids from HQ. It specifically says the 24 slots DO NOT include the additional 6. See below.

The *allocated* spots do not include the additional 6, as in "24 spots are up for grabs". However, if a legacy team takes one of those 24 spots by winning the event / CA, the spot is not passed down.

[swootton]

Originally Posted by Chris is me

The *allocated* spots do not include the additional 6, as in "24 spots are up for grabs". However, if a legacy team takes one of those 24 spots by winning the event / CA, the spot is not passed down.

That's not the way I understood it and the way it was explained by NEFirst at our meetings before we went to the district model this year. This is all new for us so I guess we'll have to find out soon.

[Jimmy Nichols]

Originally Posted by Gregor

4914 won RAS at their first event, then won the regional at their second, to they created a wildcard, and didn't take up 2 spots.

Correct me if I am wrong, but the specifics on the wildcard are a wildcard spot is only created when a team who wins a regional has previously qualified by winning a prior regional. I don't believe RAS, Chairmans, or EI pass on Wildcards should a team win one of these at a prior Regional and then win at another event.

[Chris is me]

Originally Posted by Jimmy Nichols

Correct me if I am wrong, but the specifics on the wildcard are a wildcard spot is only created when a team who wins a regional has previously qualified by winning a prior regional. I don't believe RAS, Chairmans, or EI pass on Wildcards should a team win one of these at a prior Regional and then win at another event.

This is incorrect - wildcards are generated after a team has earned a qualifying spot at another regional. They do not need to have won the previous regional, only the current regional.

[Jimmy Nichols]

Originally Posted by Chris is me

This is incorrect - wildcards are generated after a team has earned a qualifying spot at another regional. They do not need to have won the previous regional, only the current regional.

I couldn't find this in the manual, but went back and re-read the Blog post. Thanks!

[SteveB2977]

If there are any waitlist spots open, how is it determined who gets the spot?

[cgmv123]

Originally Posted by SteveB2977

If there are any waitlist spots open, how is it determined who gets the spot?

Order on the waitlist. Registration was in the fall. Teams that didn't attend the 2013 Championship get priority, but otherwise it's first come, first serve.