Congrats to Michael Havemen who took home the most victories this summer with five in nine events.

Congratulations to Brian Rodenbeck our overall winner. Thanks to everyone who assisted in making this a success including Brian Hey, Zdneck, Bryan Niehaus, and Hannah and Amber at Wyman for the use of the Enterprise Building and access to the property. It was a miserable day of setting the course on Saturday but was just about perfect weather for Sunday’s meet (and Monday’s course clean up). See below for full results as well as the podium for each division. Please let me know if you see anything you have a question about.

Thanks to Eureka CrossFit and Brian and Tammy for helping to make this one a unique event. It’s always a great time to hang out afterwards are share stories among friends of the course and our adventures. Thanks to you all for coming out and sharing the course with me.

Thanks to all who came out for another day in the woods. The morning started with a cool start and clear skies. 8 hours later, temps were in the 50’s and everyone’s legs were toast.
A huge thanks to Gary and Ellen Thompson for an amazing event.

A huge shoutout to the Lafayette ROTC for bringing a large crew and crushing all those hills!

Detailed, control by control results can be found in below.

Thanks to everyone who helped put on this meet. It was a huge team effort once again to get so many racers through the event successfully. 46 people toed the line as individuals or groups to take on one of the four courses offered. Of course, there was also the GROM award which was given to the racer who bested both the blue course and then went out for a 90 minute score o with 33 CP options. Congrats to The Ukranian for taking this year’s rock.

The inaugural West Tyson Poker-O was a hit!  Hit me again everyone said…..so we might do just that…….next year, that is.   We didn’t know we had a club full of gamblers!  They braved freezing temps, ice, and sliding rocks just to get in a card game.  We thankful that all made it back safely except for this poor fella:  

Here are the results of the O -Game.  Bryan Niehaus nearly swept the whole event but card shark, Jeff Adams, swooped in and slammed down a Full House!  Congrats to everyone who had the free time to enjoy in the experience.  We hope to do more of these spontaneous, fun O-adventures for our valued members.  If you have any ideas or would like to direct an event, just let us know!

Name Time

Bryan Niehaus 44:35

Nathan Graves 47:10

Ukranian   51:47

Jeff Ryan 57:23

Michael Haveman  1:01:30

Manoj Sood 1:18:15

Jeff Adams. 1:28:57

Ted Weiss.  1:57:13

Mike Knapp  2:15:00

Jane Small 4:27:00

Name Poker Hand

Jeff Adams   Full House!

Bryan Niehaus Ace High Flush

Manoj Sood   Straight Queen high (with wild card!)

Jane Small.  Triple Kings, 9 high

Mike  Knapp. Pair of Queens, Ace high

Nathan Graves Pair of Jacks, King high

Michael Haveman  Pair of 10s, ace high

Ukranian   Pair of 8’s, Queen high 

Ted Weiss  Pair of 6’s, Queen high

Jeff Ryan Ace, queen high

Thanks to the Sona’s for a super fun Score O course. Congrats to Bryan for a first overall finish, Cynthia and Steven Truemper for first in the group catagory and Melissa and Myles Kelley for first in the group w/kids catagory. A huge thanks to Scott Kelley for getting the new techincal rig going for the club. It worked like a chime, an e-punch downloading chime that it.

What a great day to be on the lake. It started with a pretty wild overnight
thunderstorm but that seemed to cool the air and calm the lake.  So after my car
broke down in the driveway, and I had to have some club members and parents
(thanks Mom, Dad, and Bryan) come to the rescue, the course was finally up, the
HQ was set and we were ready to roll about 9:30am. Thanks to Bryan, Mark, Scott,
Kevin, and David who all came out early to help with set up and logistics.
Thanks to Scott, Kevin, Robert, Mark, David, Bryan, and Joe for helping with breakdown
and course pick up.

We had several divisions this time around with winners everywhere. The
course was designed to be just a little too long to complete, forcing you to
decide which controls you would go for and what you had to punt. There were two
controls you could get to by foot if you chose (no one did) and five controls
of higher point values to tempt you to paddle farther and make tough choices.  Each minute over 60, starting with 60:01 was a penalty point so the penalty was steep, and did make a difference in the end.

It was great to be out there with everyone. Thanks for coming and playing in
the water.