Thank you Matt, congratulations on your team’s RCA from Alamo.
I’ve uploaded the poster boards that we used during the presentation here.
The three presenters wrote their own notes/speeches and they aren’t on our shared storage space so I can’t upload those yet but I’m having them write them out in a bit more detail and I’ll post them as soon as I can.
Congratulations on the well deserved Chairman’s Award. You guys are so amazing that it is hard to believe you are only a 2nd year team. 456 was so honored to be selected for your alliance. Lone Star folks, watch out for 3847! They may be young but they are an awesome team with an awesome machine!
Allen, I can’t wait to see you and ALL of 3847 at Bayou next year!
Congrats guys! As a member of another second year Chairman’s winning team, I know how sweet the win must have felt :). Can’t wait to meet you all at Champs!
I’ve seen Spectrum or what used to be the Roaring Crusaders transform after they brought on Allen Gregory.
Spectrum has amazing students that really get the message, helping out in droves and making Spectrum shine !
Houston was fortunate to have two Rookie workshops, a scrimmage and a pre-Lone Star scrimmage this year. That is a great sign for the future of Houston Robotics.
At every event, Spectrum was one of the largest teams helping out and participating in each event !
I’m excited about the future of robotics in Houston with so many great teams making huge impacts on the community.
Houston easily takes the cake in Texas as the top producing impact teams.
With these stats, I feel that 118 should either win Chariman’s or EI at Lone Star and Qualify for the Championship regardless of Robot Performance.
I remember back in 2005, the Robonauts were honorable mention for the Chairman’s Award at Championship. Funny how FIRST doesn’t keep track of those statistics any more.