Pennsylvania 2010

[rockhound]

I think people clap less for WIDI than for Anatomy because tehy get tired of clapping...

Agreed, it is hard to clap with the same energy for the 180th medal compared to the 1st.

[eta150]

Also, by that point, a lot of teams are only pulling for their own teams to make it to nationals, so they wind up not going crazy for everyone.
Then again, that might only be my uber-competitive self and team. Some of us were also tired.

[eyeball138]

Bringing this debate back from last year: Which is the best region? For C, I definitely think SE, but for B, without Sewickley, I think it may also be SE. Does anyone have definitive information about if Sewickley is having a team?

[AlphaTauri]

Depends on what you mean by best- most competitive or most likely to win. I only know Div B, so Div C might be way off.

B
Most competitive: SE
Team most likely to win: SW

C
Most competitive: SE?
Team most likely to win: Whichever region Harriton is in

That reminds me, I can't go to regionals. I can only hope my team doesn't fail, but we might be able to go to states. It all depends on how hard people work. (I'm in Central, probably the most boring and least competitive region.)

[gyourkoshaven]

Yeah C's all SE. If I'm not mistaken top 10 at states was almost all SE last year...?

[eyeball138]

No, only 1-4 and 9 were from the SE. In the past SE has been even more dominant.

[gyourkoshaven]

Really? I remember more...

[physicsphan]

C-div 2009
1st - SE
2nd - SE
3rd - SE
4th - SE
5th - NE
6th - NW
7th - CE
8th - NE
9th - SE
10th - CE
Best C - 13th place
Best SW - 19th place

[binary010101]

No, only 1-4 and 9 were from the SE. In the past SE has been even more dominant.

"Only."

[EastStroudsburg13]

Without Sewickley, I think NE is the second-most competitive, first being SE. CE is pretty good and I'd give them third, but considering Greater Nanticoke, Wyoming Area, Stroudsburg, and J.T. Lambert, I'd think NE is pretty good.