So here’s my best shot, in a style some of you may recognize:
2056 was almost undefeated at GTR East, though they tied one qualification match (Q30, 44-44) and their elimination alliance lost the first of their semifinal matches. 1114 was close behind them (ahead, ranking-wise), but lost in Q11 against two strong robots in 2056 and 188.
341 tied Q54 at Hatboro-Horsham 40-40, but didn’t lose at that district. They dropped 2 matches (Q12 and Q66) at Chestnut Hill, though were still the number 1 seed due to coopertition points. In both cases 1218 was close behind them.
Team 48 didn’t lose at Pittsburgh. Neither did 1714 at Lake Superior. 'Nuff said.
Team 1477 lost Q94 and F1 at Alamo, probably the most competitive event yet outside Canada with 6 one-loss teams and no team in the top 8 with more than 2 losses. Teams 118, 148, and 488 also only lost 1 match each and formed the backbones of some impressive elimination alliances that were incredibly fun and exciting to watch play.
1477 was then undefeated at Bayou and seeded in first place by a margin of 6 Ranking Points. 624 only lost Q9 at Bayou, the match with some of the worst communication issues for them, seeding second and partnering with 1477 to win the event.
67 lost Q35 at the Waterford District 28-24, otherwise winning in all of their matches.
Team 987 came home with a perfect record and a blue banner after their visit to Los Angeles.
As mentioned already, 1023 left Detroit without a single loss or tie, as well as an impressive average of 3 Ranking Points per match. 772 (again mentioned above) just tied Q50 on their way to a victory at the Smoky Mountains Regional.
Note that there were a LOT of single-loss teams out there, but these are my personal “highlight reel” teams.