I don't know what the official ruling is on that -   but I would recommend
giving the project a shot!  Last year was our first year and we very much
underestimated the importance of the project.  This year we're really diving
in and having a great time with it all - research, talking with
professionals in the field, coming up with a good presentation, etc.  We're
in Richmond if you're looking for a team to chat with.  This is only our
second year, so there's not a whole lot of experience here, but we're
willing to share what we have :)  But the one mistake we (well, I as the
coach) made in our rookie year was not asking for more guidance/help from
veteran teams.

Hilary Sharpe
Richmond

On Tue, Oct 5, 2010 at 7:09 PM, Adam Coonin <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>  A quick question, and sorry if it is obvious to everyone.  Can our rookie
>> team enter a tournament and not present a project?  the team is very new and
>> is much more focused on the robot game without much time for the project in
>> the rookie year.  We know we would not be eligible to win the tournament.
>>
>
>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Adam
>>
>
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