Finally the March-April tournament has reached its end. The extended challenge was motivated by the fact that during the first month the number of played matches was not enough, but after another full month of matches that number became acceptable.
Among the veterans, the list confirms the usual results, except in the unexpected event that Tango failed to achieve another triple victory. Sometimes happens, but I'm sure that Tango is going to repeat its positive sequences very soon.
The survivors are: Mouth, Errata, HellFire, Headhunter, for their results in single, DOOM Bohan, KillerBees, Stately, for their good results in all the three categories, IonStorm (4-4-3), Starkle (2-3-4), StrangeMatter (3-2-1), Tango (1-1-2). Compliments to StrangeMatter for its 64% in team category.
The demoted jrobots are: Berserk, MarukoV4, 845bytes, Shark, Jimbo, DarkSoldier, Bosozoku, Hal9000, Janeway, ELECTRON, Teddybear.
The cadets' tournament demostrates a time more that good results in single category are not enough. Good performances in single are not awarded because of very bad performances in the other categories: It's very important to distinguish enemies from friends, so read the tutorials and learn how to avoid friend fire.
The promoted cadets are: TTL, RoboOlm, Earthworm, FlameBall, Ladybug, DirtyCoward, Vampire, Kraft, GulleFjun. TTL is going to test again its valor agaist the long-aged veterans. I hope that it's going to behave better.
Survivors among the cadets are: Shrike, Bizarro, CounterStrike, DeadDuck, Yoda, RauaRoobert, Dragon, Snutteplutt, AronsRobot01, Ciaky, Phalanx, Ender, DeathIncarnate, BattleMage, Touche, Platoon, GenuineA, Genuine, Stinger, NeoBot.
Only PaulBot was removed from the arena because of its poor performances.

Now you can upload your jrobots to win the May 2007 JROBOTS Challenge (May 5^th-26^th 2007) aka TTL is Back!