Quentin - Awesome job on the maps!
My latest round of notes to get put into the spreadsheet:
Here is a few housekeeping items:
Remove the word "Award" from Rookie All Star "Award "where ever it appears.
Search for the regional winners and make sure they say Regional Winner and not Regional: Winner
When a team has won more than one award the heirarchy is Rookie All Star first, then Regional Winner, then any other award. Several teams have Highest Rookie Seed listed first.
Team 3125 attended the Connecticut Regional. That's what everyone will call it. The Northeast Utilities can go away. And the Rookie All Star needs to be capitalized.
3381: Team name:
Kohler Solar Valders Droid Rage
Because they don't just build robots, they build people, Valders has asked each team member to show the impact of their rookie year in FIRST through testimonials on their website. They plan to start both FLL and FTC teams in the fall.
3161 is from Oakville, ON, Canada. They were Alliance Captains!
Tronic Titans has been affectionalely known as “The Devil Spawn.” This team was mentored by some great "post-secondary" mentors and was helped out by FRC 1334 'to get rolling and with last minute part requests.
3207 Team Name: OWATC Fighting Scots
The Fighting Scots have styled their robot, Skootr, as a "hummer," complete with a license plate and playing mean defense. Decked out with plaid faces and kilts, this young team's imagery impressed the judges!
3186 Team Name: Decabotz Robotics
DECA, which is short for Dayton Early College Academy, has formed the Decabotz and had an 8 photo spread in their local newpaper's online album. The team has 15 students who all know that because of DECA and lots of hard work, they are going to college. They met Dean Kamen in St. Louis and he signed their robot!
3284 (fix the Regional: Winner for this team.) Building their robot, Jenny, LASER Robotics put in over 2500 student hours and over 1000 mentor hours. They received some great publicity from their local Channel 3 news station!
