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| − | We won Newton Division at the FRC Championship in St.Louis. Our sincerest gratitude to alliance partners teams 303 (alliance captain [http://team303.com/ Test Team]) from Bridgewater, NJ and 3476 ([http://www.teamcodeorage.com/ Code Orange]) from Dana Point, CA. What a tremendous alliance! As Newton's 3<sup>rd</sup> alliance, we went through Newton eliminations without loss (6-0); racking up Newton Division's highest score (247 points; 440 points combined) during the 1<sup>st</sup> finals match against the 1<sup>st</sup> alliance (comprising teams 1538 ([http://team1538.com/ Holy Cows]) from San Diego CA, 1986 ([http://1986titans.wix.com/ team Titanium]) from Lee's Summit MO and 217 ([http://www.thunderchickens.com/ ThunderChickens]) from Sterling Heights MI - | + | We won Newton Division at the FRC Championship in St.Louis. Our sincerest gratitude to alliance partners teams 303 (alliance captain [http://team303.com/ Test Team]) from Bridgewater, NJ and 3476 ([http://www.teamcodeorage.com/ Code Orange]) from Dana Point, CA. What a tremendous alliance! As Newton's 3<sup>rd</sup> alliance, we went through Newton eliminations without loss (6-0); racking up Newton Division's highest score (247 points; 440 points combined) during the 1<sup>st</sup> finals match against the 1<sup>st</sup> alliance (comprising teams 1538 ([http://team1538.com/ Holy Cows]) from San Diego CA, 1986 ([http://1986titans.wix.com/ team Titanium]) from Lee's Summit MO and 217 ([http://www.thunderchickens.com/ ThunderChickens]) from Sterling Heights MI - great teams all). |
On to Einstein Field! 1640's first time. We started well against Galileo's champions (teams 1241 ([http://www.theory6.ca/ Theory 6]) from Mississauga ON Canada, 610 ([http://team610.com/ Crescent Coyotes]) from Toronto ON Canada, and 1477 ([http://www.texastorque.org/ Texas Torque]) from The Woodlands, TX), defeating them 199 to 176 in the first match. Alas, we lost the next two and Galileo went on to become FRC Champions for 2013. They were a great alliance and deserved the win. | On to Einstein Field! 1640's first time. We started well against Galileo's champions (teams 1241 ([http://www.theory6.ca/ Theory 6]) from Mississauga ON Canada, 610 ([http://team610.com/ Crescent Coyotes]) from Toronto ON Canada, and 1477 ([http://www.texastorque.org/ Texas Torque]) from The Woodlands, TX), defeating them 199 to 176 in the first match. Alas, we lost the next two and Galileo went on to become FRC Champions for 2013. They were a great alliance and deserved the win. | ||
We started qualifications in a bad way. Our shooter lost its mojo again (we found it). We couldn't climb (we fixed this). We ran a match with our shooter motor disconnected (embarrassing!). We had our only climb misalignment in our last qual match in front of every judge evaluating our performance and let go of the pole to fall on our rear end (can I repeat embarrassing?). Despite these travails, we finished qualifications as 24<sup>th</sup> seed (out of 100) with a (5-3-0) record. | We started qualifications in a bad way. Our shooter lost its mojo again (we found it). We couldn't climb (we fixed this). We ran a match with our shooter motor disconnected (embarrassing!). We had our only climb misalignment in our last qual match in front of every judge evaluating our performance and let go of the pole to fall on our rear end (can I repeat embarrassing?). Despite these travails, we finished qualifications as 24<sup>th</sup> seed (out of 100) with a (5-3-0) record. | ||
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Overall, this was an enormous performance by the team, bringing us to a competitive level which had hitherto been no more than a dream. Our drive team was awesome - any other description falls short. Our scouting was timely and spot-on. Our pit crew kept everything together and jumped to the competition's needs. | Overall, this was an enormous performance by the team, bringing us to a competitive level which had hitherto been no more than a dream. Our drive team was awesome - any other description falls short. Our scouting was timely and spot-on. Our pit crew kept everything together and jumped to the competition's needs. | ||
| − | We received three other unofficial | + | We received three other unofficial accolades: |
:* Best Climber Award from 1511 ([http://www.penfieldrobotics.com/ Rolling Thunder]) | :* Best Climber Award from 1511 ([http://www.penfieldrobotics.com/ Rolling Thunder]) | ||
:* Captain Ice<sup>3</sup> FIRST Galaxy Award from 1305 ([http://team1305.org/ Ice<sup>3</sup>]) | :* Captain Ice<sup>3</sup> FIRST Galaxy Award from 1305 ([http://team1305.org/ Ice<sup>3</sup>]) | ||
| − | :* We are now | + | :* We are now 58th of ''469'' in the "Team of the Decade" Championship Elimination rankings |
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==Championship Photo Gallery== | ==Championship Photo Gallery== | ||
<gallery widths=250 heights=250 perrow=3> | <gallery widths=250 heights=250 perrow=3> | ||
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Image:DB9_CMP_130425_csm-2.jpg|1640's pit | Image:DB9_CMP_130425_csm-2.jpg|1640's pit | ||
Image:DB9_CMP_130425_csm-3.jpg|robot right side | Image:DB9_CMP_130425_csm-3.jpg|robot right side | ||
Image:DB9_CMP_130425_csm-4.jpg|Andrew Weissman | Image:DB9_CMP_130425_csm-4.jpg|Andrew Weissman | ||
Image:DB9_CMP_130425_csm-5.jpg|Kenneth | Image:DB9_CMP_130425_csm-5.jpg|Kenneth | ||
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Image:DB9_CMP_130425_csm-6.jpg|Dumper | Image:DB9_CMP_130425_csm-6.jpg|Dumper | ||
Image:DB9_CMP_130425_csm-8.jpg|Pit | Image:DB9_CMP_130425_csm-8.jpg|Pit | ||
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Image:DB9_CMP_130425_csm-15.jpg|Team 1899's wooden robot | Image:DB9_CMP_130425_csm-15.jpg|Team 1899's wooden robot | ||
Image:DB9_CMP_130426_csm-1.jpg|Molly | Image:DB9_CMP_130426_csm-1.jpg|Molly | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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[[Category:Events]][[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT IX]][[Category:Photo Galleries]][[Category:Championship]] | [[Category:Events]][[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT IX]][[Category:Photo Galleries]][[Category:Championship]] | ||
Revision as of 22:05, 26 August 2013
We won Newton Division at the FRC Championship in St.Louis. Our sincerest gratitude to alliance partners teams 303 (alliance captain Test Team) from Bridgewater, NJ and 3476 (Code Orange) from Dana Point, CA. What a tremendous alliance! As Newton's 3rd alliance, we went through Newton eliminations without loss (6-0); racking up Newton Division's highest score (247 points; 440 points combined) during the 1st finals match against the 1st alliance (comprising teams 1538 (Holy Cows) from San Diego CA, 1986 (team Titanium) from Lee's Summit MO and 217 (ThunderChickens) from Sterling Heights MI - great teams all).
On to Einstein Field! 1640's first time. We started well against Galileo's champions (teams 1241 (Theory 6) from Mississauga ON Canada, 610 (Crescent Coyotes) from Toronto ON Canada, and 1477 (Texas Torque) from The Woodlands, TX), defeating them 199 to 176 in the first match. Alas, we lost the next two and Galileo went on to become FRC Champions for 2013. They were a great alliance and deserved the win.
We started qualifications in a bad way. Our shooter lost its mojo again (we found it). We couldn't climb (we fixed this). We ran a match with our shooter motor disconnected (embarrassing!). We had our only climb misalignment in our last qual match in front of every judge evaluating our performance and let go of the pole to fall on our rear end (can I repeat embarrassing?). Despite these travails, we finished qualifications as 24th seed (out of 100) with a (5-3-0) record.
Overall, this was an enormous performance by the team, bringing us to a competitive level which had hitherto been no more than a dream. Our drive team was awesome - any other description falls short. Our scouting was timely and spot-on. Our pit crew kept everything together and jumped to the competition's needs.
We received three other unofficial accolades:
- Best Climber Award from 1511 (Rolling Thunder)
- Captain Ice3 FIRST Galaxy Award from 1305 (Ice3)
- We are now 58th of 469 in the "Team of the Decade" Championship Elimination rankings
Championship Photo Gallery
1640's pit
robot right side
Andrew Weissman
Kenneth
Dumper
Pit
Sue Weissman
Team in stands
Douglas & Patrick C carry robot on to field
positioning robot
Team 1899's wooden robot
Molly
