The tradition of the athletic competition goes back to the days when rival clans or kings would meet. Some believe competitions were organized to keep down the brawling and “street fighting”, to impress one’s rivals with displays of strength and skill and to gain honor and prestige. Others believe that they are the tests that were required of squires and other recruits before they were tested in battle.
The games came to America with the immigrants, but today the competition is between individuals and not clans. Many of the various athletic strength and skill requirements are the same as those that were required to successfully win a battle against a fortified position, whether it was a Roman night camp or a walled city.
In modern times, the weights became standardized and will vary depending on which class and event that the athlete competes in. Below is a description of the different events that you will see at our competition.
The Phoenix Scottish Games/ Heavy Athletic Competition is the first stop for the IHGF (International Highland Games Federation) qualifying. The amateur men and, this year for the first time, the amateur women competitors will be eligible to qualify. There are 8 to 10 Scottish/ Highland Games around the world where competitors qualify. They will meet and crown champions at the end of the season.
GAMES SCHEDULE ATHLETES REGISTRATION
Caber TossThe tossing of the caber (pole, rafter or tree) is probably the most famous of the Scottish athletic events. One of the most traditional – dating from the 16th century – it may have begun as a method to breach fortifications and barriers. It is definitely one of the most spectacular events – measuring strength, balance, timing, and accuracy. The caber is thrown for accuracy as if the thrower is facing the 12:00 position on a clock face. The caber must pass through 90 degrees and fall away from the athlete to be considered a turn. |
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Hammer ThrowThe original hammer used in Scotland was that used by the men in quarries mining granite. In America, initially, it was the heavy, long-handled blacksmith’s hammer. Today the hammerhead is round and made of metal. The handle is made of cane (or PVC pipe) with an overall length of 50”. This event inspired the Olympic hammer. |
Stone ThrowThe Braemar Stone Put has an ancient and easy to identify history. It was common practice for early Highland Chieftains to have a large stone outside their gatepost and challenges of strength and endurance were easily made to a visiting clan and its “heavy” warriors. There is also an open stone event that allows movement in the throwing area similar to the Olympic shot put.
Stone CarryA competition of strength, the athlete lifts a very heavy stone (frequently 200lbs or more) and carries it as far as they can. The competition evolved from a rite of passage for young men in Scotland to show their strength.
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Weight for Distance/Weight ThrowA ring or D handle is attached to the weight by a chain for an overall length of 18”. The weight is thrown one-handed from behind a trig with a 9’ run-up allowed. Athletes are allowed three attempts. Any style may be used, with the most efficient being to spin like a discus thrower. |
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Weight Over BarThe objective is to toss the weight up and over a crossbar. The weight has a ring handle attached so that, using only one hand, the weight may be swung between the knees and tossed over the bar. The weight may also be thrown using a spin technique if allowed by the Athletic Director. Three attempts are allowed at each height. If there are three misses at a height, the competitor is out of the competition. |
Sheaf TossThe sheaf is a burlap bag stuffed with rope, straw, or mulch. It is tossed over a crossbar with a pitchfork. Three and two tined forks are allowed for the competition. Three attempts are allowed at each height. If there are three misses at a height, the competitor is out of the competition. |
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FIELD RECORDS | |||||
EVENT | WEIGHT | NAME | DISTANCE | YEAR | NOTES |
MEN’S A | |||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | Eli Kiener | 41′ 7″ | 2017 | |
OPEN | 16 | Eli Kiener | 47′ 10″ | 2017 | |
HWD | 56 | Luke Crowley | 41′ 5.5″ | 2014 | |
LWD | 28 | Jon O’Neil | 84′ 2.5″ | 2012 | |
HH | 22 | Luke Crowley | 103′ 3″ | 2014 | |
LH | 16 | Damien Fisher | 125′ 6.5″ | 2016 | |
SHEAF | 20 | Sean Burns | 32′ 6″ | 2019 | |
WOB | 56 | Jon O’Neil | 16′ 1″ | 2012 | |
MEN’S B | |||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | Zach Hernandez | 36′ 9.25″ | 2018 | |
OPEN | 16 | Zach Hernandez | 44′ 9.5″ | 2018 | |
HWD | 56 | Kegan Dillon | 29′ 10″ | 2015 | |
LWD | 28 | Matthew Steele | 63′ 2″ | 2014 | |
HH | 22 | Andy Wooster | 84′ 1″ | 2016 | |
LH | 16 | Andy Wooster | 107′ 3″ | 2016 | |
SHEAF | 20 | Matthew Steele | 22′ | 2014 | |
WOB | 56 | Kaleb Barter | 14′ | 2017 | |
MEN’S C | |||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | Thomas Carter | 29′ | 2018 | |
OPEN | 16 | Richard MacAndrew | 35′ 9.5″ | 2016 | |
HWD | 56 | John Brown | 30′ 3″ | 2012 | |
LWD | 28 | John Brown | 59′ 4″ | 2012 | |
HH | 22 | Jose McKinney | 71′ 7″ | 2012 | |
LH | 16 | Jose McKinney | 98′ 9.5″ | 2012 | |
SHEAF | 16 | Jeffery Hamilton | 19′ | 2015 | |
SHEAF | 20 | Carter Benton | 18′ | 2018 | |
WOB | 56 | John Brown | 13′ 6″ | 2012 | |
MEN’S LW < 200 | |||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | Peter Doyle | 37′ 1″ | 2019 | |
OPEN | 16 | Peter Doyle | 45′ 8″ | 2019 | |
HWD | 42 | Peter Doyle | 48′ 3.5″ | 2019 | |
LWD | 28 | Karl Gehrke | 64′ 2″ | 2019 | |
HH | 22 | Karl Gehrke | 87′ 3″ | 2019 | |
LH | 16 | Peter Doyle | 115′ 6″ | 2019 | |
SHEAF | 16 | Peter Doyle | 28′ 6″ | 2019 | |
WOB | 42 | Peter Doyle | 19′ 1″ | 2019 | WORLD RECORD |
FIELD RECORDS | |||||
EVENT | WEIGHT | NAME | DISTANCE | YEAR | NOTES |
MASTER MEN 40-49 | |||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | Matt McCorkle | 33′ 8″ | 2016 | |
OPEN | 16 | Norman Rugh | 39′ 5.25″ | 2018 | |
HWD | 42 | Shawn Baker | 46′ 8″ | 2011 | |
LWD | 28 | Sean Langford | 66′ 10″ | 2014 | |
HH | 22 | Brian Austin | 87′ 9.75″ | 2013 | |
LH | 16 | Sean Langford | 107′ 10″ | 2014 | |
SHEAF | 16 | Brian Austin | 31′ | 2013 | |
WOB | 42 | Shawn Baker | 18′ | 2011 | |
MASTER MEN 50-59 | |||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | Tom Slattery | 29′ 3.75 | 2017 | |
OPEN | 16 | Tom Slattery | 34′ 9″ | 2017 | |
HWD | 42 | Brent Abbott | 42′ 3.25″ | 2017 | |
LWD | 28 | Brent Abbott | 62′ 7″ | 2014 | |
HH | 22 | Brent Abbott | 83′ 5.5″ | 2016 | |
LH | 16 | Brent Abbott | 103′ 3.25″ | 2017 | |
SHEAF | 16 | Brent Abbott | 30′ | 2014 | |
WOB | 42 | Richard Campbell | 16′ | 2013 | |
MASTER MEN 60-69 | |||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | Larry Sisseck | 25′ 3.75″ | 2015 | |
OPEN | 16 | Larry Sisseck | 30′ 7.5″ | 2016 | |
HWD | 42 | Larry Sisseck | 29′ 5″ | 2014 | |
LWD | 28 | Larry Sisseck | 46′ | 2014 | |
HH | 22 | Al Stagner | 65′ 2″ | 2017 | |
LH | 16 | Al Stagner | 79′ 7″ | 2015 | |
SHEAF | 16 | John Waugh | 25′ 1″ | 2013 | |
WOB | 42 | Al Stagner | 13′ | 2017 | |
MASTER MEN 70+ | |||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | John Waugh | 21′ 1.5″ | 2016 | |
OPEN | 16 | John Waugh | 26′ 2″ | 2016 | |
HWD | 42 | John Waugh | 19′ 2″ | 2016 | |
LWD | 28 | John Waugh | 31′ 3″ | 2016 | |
HH | 22 | John Waugh | 50′ 3.5″ | 2016 | |
LH | 16 | John Waugh | 66′ 1″ | 2017 | |
SHEAF | 16 | John Waugh | 21′ | 2016 | |
WOB | 42 | John Waugh | 11′ | 2017 | |
FIELD RECORDS | |||||
EVENT | WEIGHT | NAME | DISTANCE | YEAR | NOTES |
WOMEN’S A | |||||
BRAEMAR | 14 | Chelsea Forsythe | 27′ 9.5″ | 2015 | |
BRAEMAR | 13 | Christena Georgas-Burns | 31′ 3″ | 2019 | |
OPEN | 9 | Christena Georgas-Burns | 38′ 10″ | 2019 | |
HWD | 28 | Heather MacDonald | 40′ 4.25″ | 2018 | |
LWD | 14 | Kadie McNamara | 71′ 8″ | 2018 | |
HH | 16 | Felicia Baker | 83′ 0″ | 2019 | |
LH | 12 | Felicia Baker | 105′ 3″ | 2019 | |
SHEAF | 12 | Chelsea Forsythe | 19′ | 2015 | |
SHEAF | 10 | Felicia Baker | 23″ | 2019 | |
WOB | 28 | Heather MacDonald | 16′ | 2018 | |
WOMEN’S OPEN | |||||
BRAEMAR | 13 | Susan Burris | 19′ 2.5″ | 2019 | |
OPEN | 9 | Susan Burris | 24′ .5″ | 2019 | |
HWD | 28 | Rachel Pulido | 24′ 4″ | 2019 | |
LWD | 14 | Debra Danley | 45′ 7″ | 2019 | |
HH | 16 | Amaris Saldate | 49′ 10.5″ | 2019 | |
LH | 12 | Amaris Saldate | 59′ .25″ | 2019 | |
SHEAF | 10 | Rachel Pulido | 12′ 6″ | 2019 | |
WOB | 28 | Amaris Saldate | 15′ 6″ | 2019 | |
WOMEN’S B | |||||
BRAEMAR | 14 | Kimberly O’Neill | 22′ 8″ | 2017 | |
BRAEMAR | 13 | Annie Singer | 20′ 6.25″ | 2018 | |
OPEN | 9 | Kimberly O’Neill | 29′ 4.5″ | 2017 | |
HWD | 28 | Kimberly O’Neill | 24′ 5″ | 2017 | |
LWD | 14 | Kimberly O’Neill | 48′ 11″ | 2017 | |
HH | 16 | Kimberly O’Neill | 47′ 7″ | 2017 | |
LH | 12 | Kimberly O’Neill | 62′ .5″ | 2017 | |
SHEAF | 10 | Annie Singer | 21′ 6″ | 2018 | |
WOB | 28 | Kimberly O’Neill | 11′ | 2017 | |
WOMEN’S C | |||||
BRAEMAR | 14 | Meghan Rohde | 24′ 3″ | 2017 | |
BRAEMAR | 13 | Rose MacDonald | 18′ 9.25″ | 2018 | |
OPEN | 9 | Meghan Rohde | 31′ 8″ | 2017 | |
HWD | 28 | Cristine Holtgrewe | 25′ | 2017 | |
LWD | 14 | Cristine Holtgrewe | 51′ 4″ | 2017 | |
HH | 16 | Cristine Holtgrewe | 46′ 11″ | 2017 | |
LH | 12 | Rose MacDonald | 60′ .25″ | 2018 | |
SHEAF | 10 | Cristine Holtgrewe | 20′ | 2017 | |
WOB | 28 | Annie Singer | 13′ | 2017 | |
FIELD RECORDS | |||||
EVENT | WEIGHT | NAME | DISTANCE | YEAR | NOTES |
WOMEN’S LW < 150 | |||||
BRAEMAR | 13 | Mikaela Sullivan | 30′ 5″ | 2019 | |
OPEN | 9 | Mikaela Sullivan | 39′ 2.5″ | 2019 | |
HWD | 21 | Jarvina Routt | 50′ 2.5″ | 2019 | |
LWD | 14 | Mikaela Sullivan | 69′ 2.75″ | 2019 | |
HH | 16 | Mikaela Sullivan | 71′ 6.25 | 2019 | WORLD RECORD |
LH | 12 | Mikaela Sullivan | 93′ 6.5″ | 2019 | WORLD RECORD |
SHEAF | 10 | Jarvina Routt | 25′ | 2019 | |
WOB | 21 | Jarvina Routt | 17′ 6″ | 2019 | |
MASTER WOMEN 40-49 | |||||
BRAEMAR | 13 | Mona Malec | 26′ | 2015 | |
OPEN | 9 | Mona Malec | 33′ | 2016 | |
HWD | 21 | Mona Malec | 50′ 5″ | 2016 | |
LWD | 14 | Mona Malec | 64′ 10″ | 2015 | |
HH | 16 | Mona Malec | 70′ 3″ | 2015 | |
LH | 12 | Mona Malec | 87′ 8.5″ | 2015 | |
SHEAF | 10 | Mona Malec | 21′ | 2016 | |
WOB | 21 | Mona Malec | 19′ 6″ | 2015 | |
MASTER WOMEN 50+ | |||||
BRAEMAR | 13 | Teresa Nystrom | 28′ 9″ | 2017 | |
OPEN | 9 | Teresa Nystrom | 34′ 9″ | 2017 | |
HWD | 21 | Mona Malec | 40′ 9.75″ | 2018 | |
LWD | 14 | Mona Malec | 65′ 4″ | 2019 | |
HH | 16 | Mona Malec | 67′ 7.75″ | 2018 | |
LH | 12 | Mona Malec | 81′ 6.25″ | 2019 | |
SHEAF | 10 | Teresa Nystrom | 23′ | 2017 | |
WOB | 21 | Mona Malec | 18′ | 2018 | |
MASTER WOMEN 60+ | |||||
BRAEMAR | 13 | Michelle Crownhart | 18′ 11″ | 2018 | |
OPEN | 9 | Michelle Crownhart | 22′ 5″ | 2018 | |
HWD | 21 | Michelle Crownhart | 30′ 2″ | 2018 | |
LWD | 14 | Michelle Crownhart | 40′ 7.5″ | 2018 | |
HH | 16 | Michelle Crownhart | 47′ 9″ | 2018 | |
LH | 12 | Michelle Crownhart | 61′ 4.75″ | 2018 | |
SHEAF | 10 | Michelle Crownhart | 13′ | 2018 | |
WOB | 21 | Michelle Crownhart | 13′ | 2018 | |
FIELD RECORDS | |||||
EVENT | WEIGHT | NAME | DISTANCE | YEAR | NOTES |
MASTER WOMEN 70+ | |||||
BRAEMAR | 13 | Sarah Stephenson | 16′ 5.25″ | 2018 | |
OPEN | 9 | Sarah Stephenson | 16′ 5.5″ | 2019 | WORLD RECORD |
HWD | 21 | Sarah Stephenson | 13′ 9.75″ | 2018 | |
LWD | 14 | Sarah Stephenson | 21′ 9″ | 2018 | |
HH | 16 | Sarah Stephenson | 25′ 6″ | 2018 | |
LH | 12 | Sarah Stephenson | 30′ 7.5″ | 2018 | |
SHEAF | 10 | Sarah Stephenson | 11′ | 2019 | |
WOB | 21 | Sarah Stephenson | 8′ 6″ | 2018 |
Click below for the link to the results
Phoenix Scottish Games Results Athletic Competition 2019
Below are Field Records from both Women and Men
2018
(Note that under the Women’s Masters 60+ all of the Field Records are held by our Athletic Director Michelle Crownhart – Including one World Record)
EVENT | WEIGHT | NAME | DISTANCE | YEAR | NOTES | ||
WOMEN’S Open A N/A |
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BRAEMAR | 14 | Chelsea Forsythe | 27′ 9.5″ | 2015 | |||
BRAEMAR | 13 | Christena Georgas | 28′ 11″ | 2017 | |||
OPEN | 9 | Chelsea Forsythe | 38′ 7″ | 2015 | |||
HWD | 28 | Heather MacDonald | 40′ 4.25″ | 2018 | |||
LWD | 14 | Kadie McNamara | 71′ 8″ | 2018 | |||
HH | 16 | Heather MacDonald | 73′ 10.25″ | 2018 | |||
LH | 12 | Heather MacDonald | 89′ 11.25″ | 2018 | |||
SHEAF | 12 | Chelsea Forsythe | 19′ | 2015 | |||
SHEAF | 10 | Heather MacDonald | 22′ | 2017 | |||
WOB | 28 | Heather MacDonald | 16′ | 2018 | |||
WOMEN’S B | |||||||
BRAEMAR | 14 | Kimberly O’Neill | 22′ 8″ | 2017 | |||
BRAEMAR | 13 | Annie Singer | 20′ 6.25″ | 2018 | |||
OPEN | 9 | Kimberly O’Neill | 29′ 4.5″ | 2017 | |||
HWD | 28 | Kimberly O’Neill | 24′ 5″ | 2017 | |||
LWD | 14 | Kimberly O’Neill | 48′ 11″ | 2017 | |||
HH | 16 | Kimberly O’Neill | 47′ 7″ | 2017 | |||
LH | 12 | Kimberly O’Neill | 62′ .5″ | 2017 | |||
SHEAF | 10 | Annie Singer | 21′ 6″ | 2018 | |||
WOB | 28 | Kimberly O’Neill | 11′ | 2017 | |||
WOMEN’S C | |||||||
BRAEMAR | 14 | Meghan Rohde | 24′ 3″ | 2017 | |||
BRAEMAR | 13 | Rose MacDonald | 18′ 9.25″ | 2018 | |||
OPEN | 9 | Meghan Rohde | 31′ 8″ | 2017 | |||
HWD | 28 | Cristine Holtgrewe | 25′ | 2017 | |||
LWD | 14 | Cristine Holtgrewe | 51′ 4″ | 2017 | |||
HH | 16 | Cristine Holtgrewe | 46′ 11″ | 2017 | |||
LH | 12 | Rose MacDonald | 60′ .25″ | 2018 | |||
SHEAF | 10 | Cristine Holtgrewe | 20′ | 2017 | |||
WOB | 28 | Annie Singer | 13′ | 2017 | |||
WOMEN’S LW <150 | |||||||
BRAEMAR | 13 | Annikki Chamberlain | 24′ 8″ | 2018 | |||
OPEN | 9 | Annikki Chamberlain | 31′ 6.75″ | 2016 | |||
HWD | 21 | Annikki Chamberlain | 38′ 10.5 | 2017 | |||
LWD | 14 | Annikki Chamberlain | 61′ 3″ | 2017 | |||
HH | 16 | Annikki Chamberlain | 57′ 6.75 | 2017 | |||
LH | 12 | Annikki Chamberlain | 76′ 6.75″ | 2017 | |||
SHEAF | 10 | Denise Ryan | 19′ | 2016 | |||
WOB | 21 | Rachel Smith | 15′ 6″ | 2018 | |||
MASTER WOMEN 40-49 | |||||||
BRAEMAR | 13 | Mona Malec | 26′ | 2015 | |||
OPEN | 9 | Mona Malec | 33′ | 2016 | |||
HWD | 21 | Mona Malec | 50′ 5″ | 2016 | |||
LWD | 14 | Mona Malec | 64′ 10″ | 2015 | World Record | ||
HH | 16 | Mona Malec | 70′ 3″ | 2015 | |||
LH | 12 | Mona Malec | 87′ 8.5″ | 2015 | World Record | ||
SHEAF | 10 | Mona Malec | 21′ | 2016 | |||
WOB | 21 | Mona Malec | 19′ 6″ | 2015 | World Record | ||
MASTER WOMEN 50+ | |||||||
BRAEMAR | 13 | Teresa Nystrom | 28′ 9″ | 2017 | |||
OPEN | 9 | Teresa Nystrom | 34′ 9″ | 2017 | |||
HWD | 21 | Mona Malec | 40′ 9.75″ | 2018 | |||
LWD | 14 | Mona Malec | 65′ 2″ | 2018 | World Record | ||
HH | 16 | Mona Malec | 67′ 7.75″ | 2018 | |||
LH | 12 | Mona Malec | 79′ 6.25″ | 2018 | |||
SHEAF | 10 | Teresa Nystrom | 23′ | 2017 | |||
WOB | 21 | Mona Malec | 18′ | 2018 | World Record | ||
MASTER WOMEN 60+ | |||||||
BRAEMAR | 13 | Michelle Crownhart | 18′ 11″ | 2018 | |||
OPEN | 9 | Michelle Crownhart | 22′ 5″ | 2018 | |||
HWD | 21 | Michelle Crownhart | 30′ 2″ | 2018 | |||
LWD | 14 | Michelle Crownhart | 40′ 7.5″ | 2018 | |||
HH | 16 | Michelle Crownhart | 47′ 9″ | 2018 | |||
LH | 12 | Michelle Crownhart | 61′ 4.75″ | 2018 | World Record | ||
SHEAF | 10 | Michelle Crownhart | 13′ | 2018 | |||
WOB | 21 | Michelle Crownhart | 13′ | 2018 | |||
MASTER WOMEN 70+ | |||||||
BRAEMAR | 13 | Sarah Stephenson | 16′ 5.25″ | 2018 | World Record | ||
OPEN | 9 | Sarah Stephenson | 15′ 10″ | 2018 | World Record | ||
HWD | 21 | Sarah Stephenson | 13′ 9.75″ | 2018 | World Record | ||
LWD | 14 | Sarah Stephenson | 21′ 9″ | 2018 | World Record | ||
HH | 16 | Sarah Stephenson | 25′ 6″ | 2018 | World Record | ||
LH | 12 | Sarah Stephenson | 30′ 7.5″ | 2018 | World Record | ||
SHEAF | 10 | Sarah Stephenson | 10′ 1″ | 2018 | World Record | ||
WOB | 21 | Sarah Stephenson | 8′ 6″ | 2018 | World Record |
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EVENT | WEIGHT | NAME | DISTANCE | YEAR | ||
MEN’S A | ||||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | Eli Kiener | 41′ 7″ | 2017 | ||
OPEN | 16 | Eli Kiener | 47′ 10″ | 2017 | ||
HWD | 56 | Luke Crowley | 41′ 5.5″ | 2014 | ||
LWD | 28 | Jon O’Neil | 84′ 2.5″ | 2012 | ||
HH | 22 | Luke Crowley | 103′ 3″ | 2014 | ||
LH | 16 | Damien Fisher | 125′ 6.5″ | 2016 | ||
SHEAF | 20 | Duncan McCallum | 30′ | 2014 | ||
WOB | 56 | Jon O’Neil | 16′ 1″ | 2012 | ||
MEN’S B | ||||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | Zach Hernandez | 36′ 9.25″ | 2018 | ||
OPEN | 16 | Zach Hernandez | 44′ 9.5″ | 2018 | ||
HWD | 56 | Kegan Dillon | 29′ 10″ | 2015 | ||
LWD | 28 | Matthew Steele | 63′ 2″ | 2014 | ||
HH | 22 | Andy Wooster | 84′ 1″ | 2016 | ||
LH | 16 | Andy Wooster | 107′ 3″ | 2016 | ||
SHEAF | 20 | Matthew Steele | 22′ | 2014 | ||
WOB | 56 | Kaleb Barter | 14′ | 2017 | ||
MEN’S C | ||||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | Thomas Carter | 29′ | 2018 | ||
OPEN | 16 | Richard MacAndrew | 35′ 9.5″ | 2016 | ||
HWD | 56 | John Brown | 30′ 3″ | 2012 | ||
LWD | 28 | John Brown | 59′ 4″ | 2012 | ||
HH | 22 | Jose McKinney | 71′ 7″ | 2012 | ||
LH | 16 | Jose McKinney | 98′ 9.5″ | 2012 | ||
SHEAF | 16 | Jeffery Hamilton | 19′ | 2015 | ||
SHEAF | 20 | |||||
WOB | 56 | John Brown | 13′ 6″ | 2012 | ||
MEN’S LW <200 | ||||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | Karl Gekrke | 34′ 3″ | 2018 | ||
OPEN | 16 | Karl Gekrke | 44′ 1.75″ | 2018 | ||
HWD | 42 | Karl Gekrke | 45′ .5″ | 2018 | ||
LWD | 28 | Jacob Nichol | 63′ 3″ | 2015 | ||
HH | 22 | Karl Gekrke | 82′ 11.25″ | 2018 | ||
LH | 16 | Karl Gekrke | 104′ 11″ | 2018 | ||
SHEAF | 16 | Karl Gekrke | 28′ | 2018 | ||
WOB | 42 | Karl Gekrke | 17′ 6″ | 2018 | ||
MASTER MEN 40-49 | ||||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | Matt McCorkle | 33′ 8″ | 2016 | ||
OPEN | 16 | Norman Rugh | 39′ 5.25″ | 2018 | ||
HWD | 42 | Shawn Baker | 46′ 8″ | 2011 | ||
LWD | 28 | Sean Langford | 66′ 10″ | 2014 | ||
HH | 22 | Brian Austin | 87′ 9.75″ | 2013 | ||
LH | 16 | Sean Langford | 107′ 10″ | 2014 | ||
SHEAF | 16 | Brian Austin | 31′ | 2013 | ||
WOB | 42 | Shawn Baker | 18′ | 2011 | ||
MASTER MEN 50-59 | ||||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | Tom Slattery | 29′ 3.75 | 2017 | ||
OPEN | 16 | Tom Slattery | 34′ 9″ | 2017 | ||
HWD | 42 | Brent Abbott | 42′ 3.25″ | 2017 | ||
LWD | 28 | Brent Abbott | 62′ 7″ | 2014 | ||
HH | 22 | Brent Abbott | 83′ 5.5″ | 2016 | ||
LH | 16 | Brent Abbott | 103′ 3.25″ | 2017 | ||
SHEAF | 16 | Brent Abbott | 30′ | 2014 | ||
WOB | 42 | Richard Campbell | 16′ | 2013 | ||
MASTER MEN 60-69 | ||||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | Larry Sisseck | 25′ 3.75″ | 2015 | ||
OPEN | 16 | Larry Sisseck | 30′ 7.5″ | 2016 | ||
HWD | 42 | Larry Sisseck | 29′ 5″ | 2014 | ||
LWD | 28 | Larry Sisseck | 46′ | 2014 | ||
HH | 22 | Al Stagner | 65′ 2″ | 2017 | ||
LH | 16 | Al Stagner | 79′ 7″ | 2015 | ||
SHEAF | 16 | John Waugh | 25′ 1″ | 2013 | ||
WOB | 42 | Al Stagner | 13′ | 2017 | ||
MASTER MEN 70+ | ||||||
BRAEMAR | 22 | John Waugh | 21′ 1.5″ | 2016 | ||
OPEN | 16 | John Waugh | 26′ 2″ | 2016 | ||
HWD | 42 | John Waugh | 19′ 2″ | 2016 | ||
LWD | 28 | John Waugh | 31′ 3″ | 2016 | ||
HH | 22 | John Waugh | 50′ 3.5″ | 2016 | ||
LH | 16 | John Waugh | 66′ 1″ | 2017 | ||
SHEAF | 16 | John Waugh | 21′ | 2016 | ||
WOB | 42 | John Waugh | 11′ | 2017 |