• Team 93 won the double elimination, seeding rounds, and overall tournament.
• All three teams did great in documentation and presentation.
• There was good sportsmanship and spirit.
• We had good new member participation.
• Incoming freshmen and sophomores were mentored by juniors and especially seniors.
• Team 93 had a checklist and they used it.
• Having a separate day for documentation tasks worked well.
• Teams had starting guides and alignment checks.
• The game strategies were effective.
• Winning required an offense and luck.
• Judges liked different code and strategies between seeding and double elimination.

The Bad

• Didn't use the metal part connectors.
• Didn't use many sensors.
• Checklists (lack thereof).
• Sportsmanship (lack thereof).
• Structural integrity could have been better.
• Needed better testing methods, including full up tests (start to finish).
• We didn't use all the time (stopped with 30 seconds to go).
• Starting positions were a big variable.
• Need to be thorough and detailed with backup code.
• Lack of reliability and repeatability.
• The final week crunch.

The Ugly

• Forgot to turn on the Create.
• Didn't read the rules about not cutting the metal. 
• Leaving parts on board after competition.
• Modifying code without a backup or recovery.
• Don't commit botacide.
• Galcon

On to Norman, Oklahoma.