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Re: Registration 2010
DC is now at published capacity.
(3:30pm - Midwest has filled too) (9am,Oct 22 - Peachtree is full) (Oklahoma has just one initial slot open) All three have probably at least 10 slots held in reserve for late registering rookies and waitlist teams that may add on after today, so don't be shy about signing up, even though it looks full right now. Waitlist teams in Michigan have been moved off the district waitlists. Expect to see these top out at 40 teams each. Kettering: 33 Traverse: 33 Ann Arbor: 29 Cass Tech: 26 W. Mi.: 37 Detroit: 28 Troy: 32 Boilermaker add one team off the waitlist. Boston dropped one, then added one. Over 1400 teams now (1402). Registration is ahead of last year at this same time (~9%), but not by last year's margin over the year before that (~15%). Should have a healthy increase before 2nd regional registration opens tomorrow. Of course after 2nd registration, open capacity will quickly fill up and we won't be able to see where the waitlists stand. Here are some stats on the eve of the second registration rush. Some region codes are left to the reader to figure out what country they belong to. ![]() Code:
Missing from the 2009 Season TX 43 IS 37 CA 29 NY 26 ON 24 MN 19 MI 18 MO 17 AZ 15 OH 14 CO 12 MA 12 PA 11 HI 10 FL 9 LA 9 VA 9 DC 8 NV 8 OK 7 WA 7 GA 6 KS 6 NJ 6 NH 5 OR 5 IL 4 MD 4 CT 3 IN 3 SC 3 AL 2 BC 2 ID 2 ME 2 NC 2 ND 2 NM 2 QC 2 WI 2 AB 1 AK 1 IA 1 KY 1 MS 1 MT 1 MX 1 PL 1 RI 1 TN 1 UK 1 UT 1 VT 1 WV 1 WY 1 Code:
New Teams Gained Australia 1 DC 1 KS 1 LA 1 MT 1 MX 1 ON 1 QC 1 WI 1 AL 2 CO 2 GA 2 ID 2 IS 2 MD 2 NH 2 NV 2 PA 2 TX 2 MO 3 NC 3 AZ 4 FL 4 IL 4 MA 4 NJ 4 TN 4 VA 4 IN 5 MI 5 OR 5 CT 6 MN 6 NY 7 CA 8 OH 8 UT 8 OK 9 WA 9 Code:
Currently Registered CA 125 MI 121 NY 103 MN 68 NJ 59 VA 54 WA 51 OK 50 TX 50 IL 46 MA 44 PA 39 FL 37 MO 37 CT 36 OH 35 ON 34 IN 32 OR 28 WI 28 AZ 26 GA 24 MD 24 NH 24 CO 23 SC 20 KS 16 HI 14 IS 12 NC 12 UT 12 MS 10 TN 10 ID 9 DC 8 LA 8 NV 8 AL 7 PR 7 BR 6 ME 5 MT 5 KY 3 ND 3 WV 3 AK 2 DE 2 IA 2 MX 2 NM 2 QC 2 RI 2 UK 2 VT 2 AR 1 Australia 1 Brazil 1 Chile 1 GE 1 Netherlands 1 TK 1 WY 1 Here's where the Regionals stand as of 9am before 2nd Registration opens at noon. I added an estimate of the unpublished full capacity based purely on last year's attendance (and Philly's last time at Drexel). Traditionally, FIRST makes events hold back 10 slots, but that varies if they expect explosive growth in rookies in a particular area. In my experience these capacity totals are not absolute. Some venues can squeeze in a few more if push comes to shove, but that's completely at the discretion of each Regional Director and FIRST HQ and how the event furniture can be rearranged. Red simply indicates that the event has reached it's initial published capacity. Code:
Estimated Estimated Original Teams
Full Remaining Advertised Regional registered
Capacity Capacity Capacity 10/22/2009
Week 1 (Mar 4-6)
44 10 42 San Diego Regional 34
65 21 44 Washington DC Regional 44
48 10 38 Peachtree Regional 38
44 29 38 Bayou Regional 15
61 15 54 Greater Kansas City Regional 46
48 10 38 BAE Granite State Regional 38
50 16 20+10 Finger Lakes Regional 34
60 23 54 Autodesk Oregon Regional 37
61 18 53 New Jersey Regional (Mar 5-7) 43
40 7 25 Traverse City District 33
40 7 25 Kettering Univ. District 33
Week 2 (Mar 11-13)
54 22 54 Arizona Regional 32
64 20 54 Florida Regional 44
30 10 26 WPI Regional 20
64 51 54 Chesapeake Regional 13
55 23 53 Wisconsin Regional 32
66 19 54 New York City Regional (Mar 12-14) 47
38 20 29 Pittsburgh Regional (Mar 12-13) 18
40 14 25 Cass Tech District 26
40 10 25 Ann Arbor District 30
60 47 60 Israel Regional (Mar 14-16) 13
Week 3 (Mar 18-20)
47 4 42 Silicon Valley Regional 43
54 10 44 Midwest Regional 44
35 4 30 Boilermaker Regional 31
64 52 54 St. Louis Regional 12
54 32 40 Dallas Regional 22
30 5 20+10 Utah Regional 25
60 21 54 Virginia Regional (formerly NASA/VCU) 39
40 12 25 Detroit District 28
40 3 25 West Michigan District 37
Week 4 (Mar 25-27)
30 18 20 Waterloo Regional 12
61 27 50 Los Angeles Regional 34
48 25 38 Colorado Regional 23
41 29 30 Hawaii Regional 12
53 10 43 Boston Regional 43
47 10 37 SBPLI Long Island Regional 37
59 25 50 Buckeye Regional 34
56 3 54 Oklahoma Regional 53
44 10 34 Philadelphia Regional 34
44 29 36 Palmetto Regional 15
64 14 64 Microsoft Seattle Regional 50
40 8 25 Troy District 32
Week 5 (Apr 1-3)
44 28 35 Sacramento Regional (Mar 31-Apr 1) 16
60 44 54 Greater Toronto Regional 16
60 34 50 Connecticut Regional 26
60 22 50 Minnesota 10000 Lakes Regional 38
54 18 50 Minnesota North Star Regional 36
40 21 30 North Carolina Regional 19
49 37 41 Las Vegas Regional 12
63 33 54 Lone Star Regional 30
64 64 64 Michigan State Championship restricted
Last edited by Mark McLeod : 22-10-2009 at 09:49. |
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Re: Registration 2010
Figured it out.
Last edited by Mr.G : 22-10-2009 at 12:20. |
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Re: Registration 2010
What is the date for registration for a third district in Michigan?
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Re: Registration 2010
More events filled up quickly as you'd expect.
Championship only had 24 open slots and they were gone in seconds. San Diego, Finger Lakes, Greater Kansas, New Jersey, NYC, WPI, North Carolina are all at currently released capacity. If you're already on the waitlist by now, then you'll probably get in to those events. P.S. Oklahoma and Connecticut are now full too (5pm) P.P.S Buckeye is full (9pm) Last edited by Mark McLeod : 22-10-2009 at 22:07. |
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Re: Registration 2010
I called FIRST and they said Michigan 3rd events will be announced at a later date.
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Re: Registration 2010
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At 6:00am Hawaii time, we tried to get in repeatedly. It kept saying ineligible until about 6:10am, it finally said eligible, at which time we got waitlisted. I called FIRST about 6:05am and they said it was probably because the official eligibility sign up was tomorrow. I didnt believe it still trying. Then I called back and said we got waitlisted (eligible). Two weeks ago, they said getting in was based on who paid first, and so on. When I asked, they said that policy got changed back to who signed up first because people complained about not being able to pay on the spot. Personally, I think the issue went from one complaint type to another. Now, its about who can get through the system faster than others. Hawaii always had a hard time signing up for these situations due to our location. We tried Florida several years ago and couldnt get in for an hour. By the time we got on, we knew why. Everyone that wanted to sign up, already did and filled the regional. What about teams that are prepared to pay and do what it takes to raise the funds necessary to participate vs who can get on the fastest? ![]() Last edited by waialua359 : 22-10-2009 at 18:03. |
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And frankly I am not really sure I want to make a high priced, rushed trip expedition at the last minute even if we do get in at some point late in the season. The increase in airfares and last minute rush isn't worth it. Soo- I am going to the team next meeting to suggest we put the money saved on going to Atlanta into another shot out your way next season ; ). I'll just hate to miss playing with all our friends across the country as we do at Nats and we still havent won the Galileo division- the only win we haven't achieved.. Of course if there are still slots open for the Vegas regional we are playing there and expect to have a great time. They know how to have fun at that event. WC |
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Re: Registration 2010
I got burned by this too. I was sitting on the "Add Event" page, continuously refreshing from 11:57 onwards - then had to watch the Championship capacity dwindle as 12:05 rolled by and we were still marked "ineligible". Turns out what I needed to do was to back all the way out to the main TIMS page, then go back into the add event page in order to be recognized as eligible. Hurrah for storing server information on the client side.
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Re: Registration 2010
Has anything been heard from FIRST regarding 3rd District Event registration?
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Re: Registration 2010
I received an email from FIRST in Michigan that third District Event registration for Michigan teams will open on December 2 at noon.
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We are having problems verifying registration for FTC, Madison High School in San Diego, for January 16, 2010. Does anyone know if it is TIMS or if California FTC events have been canceled? All three California FTC events show "PENDING", even the one that is passed.
Absent that, does anyone have contact information for the Madison High School FTC team that is hosting the event? Please e-mail WHSrobotics@aol.com Thank you! |
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Re: Registration 2010
TIMS was having problems over the weekend (Related thread).
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