sjwon3789 wrote:What place do you think a score of 2000 will be in division C? It's so ironic, since everyone was amazed at getting above 2000 and it's quite a norm now.
Top ~25? Getting about 2000 is fairly normal for most teams.
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Re: Scores B/C
Top ~25? Getting about 2000 is fairly normal for most teams.
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I'd say maybe top 10, but I don't see it getting a medal at flat 2000.sjwon3789 wrote:What place do you think a score of 2000 will be in division C? It's so ironic, since everyone was amazed at getting above 2000 and it's quite a norm now.
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Yeah I would say top 10, maybe top 15. There are a lot of teams that can get over 2000, but with transportation and bad luck, many teams score lower than they expect. Also, not every team gets a shot at nationals. If you look at last year's boomilever scores, a 1300, which is considered pretty standard was still within the top 10 scores for C division.
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Does anyone have the top scores for nationals? All I know is that 7th place was 2456
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Rough estimate for C division
1. Adalai e Stevenson high school ~ 3600
2. Charter school of Wilmington ~ 3500
3. Auburn ~ 3200
Sorry if I got the school names spelled wrong. Just over heard the judges talking.
1. Adalai e Stevenson high school ~ 3600
2. Charter school of Wilmington ~ 3500
3. Auburn ~ 3200
Sorry if I got the school names spelled wrong. Just over heard the judges talking.
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I heard that one of the scores was over 5000.Scioly99 wrote:all I know for B division is that the top 2 scores were both over 4300
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You heard wrong.Unome wrote:I heard that one of the scores was over 5000.Scioly99 wrote:all I know for B division is that the top 2 scores were both over 4300
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Yep, that's pretty close.lukas wrote:Rough estimate for C division
1. Adalai e Stevenson high school ~ 3600
2. Charter school of Wilmington ~ 3500
3. Auburn ~ 3200
Sorry if I got the school names spelled wrong. Just over heard the judges talking.
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Chalker, was the 4300 pretty accurate for Division B?
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