Adventure Games Goes OFF!

The first annual Adventure Games at Deep Creek Lake came to life this weekend with amazing competition in multiple adventure sport disciplines. Wakeboarders we throwing boardside to the sky, mountain bike racers charged the hills of wisp, trail runners were setting record times, the rock climbers hung on for the win, and the kayakers were crowd favorites. But dont take our word for it, check out the great event photo gallery's for a glimpse into the action. Start your training now because the 2009 Adventure Games are yours to win!

Bouldering Competition

Mens Bouldering
1. Jesse Shimrock
2. Coy Ware
3. Collen Rogers

Womens
1. Andrea Warren

Mountain Biking Results

X country results

Men's

Russell Bounds - 1st Time of 56:25.694

Sam Voigt - 2nd Time of 1:05:58.596

John Wilkinson - DNF

Woman's

Kellyann Green - 1st Time of 58:06.482

Downhill

Expert Men

Name Place Time
Billy Sody 1st 2:37.09
Malachi Artice 2nd 2:43.61


Beginner/Sport Men

Name Place Time
Chris Petrie 1st 3:30.33
Sean Witmer 2nd 4:59.50

Freestyle and Boatercross Results

Mens Freestyle

1. Issac Levinson
2. Cory Heineman
3. Eric Nelson

Boatercross

1. Brian Homberg
2. Matt Fithian
3. Issac Levinson

Ride For Cash Wakeboarding Comp Goes Big

The first Annual Adventure Games High Mountain Sports Ride for Cash Wakeboard Contest is in the books. This high level contest took place on Broadford Lake in Oakland, Maryland Sunday, July 27, 2008. Pro riders came from all over the mid-atlantic to take place in this contest. $2,000 was up for grabs on Sunday. Wakeboarders took a run in the morning and another ride in the afternoon with their worst score thrown out. The Wakeskate division took their shot at the podium with one run at noon. Local rider Josh Zerkel from Morgantown, WV cranked up his A Game in the afternoon to bring home third place. All of the pros were stoked with venue at Broadford Park and are planning on returning next year. The Adventure Games were organized by the Adventure Sports Center International.

Wakeboard Results

Place	Name	Age	City	State	Prize
1	Clayton Underwood	20	Martinsville	IN	$1,000
2	Jeff Barton	38	Moorestown	NJ	$400
3	Josh Zerkel	16	Morgantown	WV	$300
4	Matt Vermillion	44	Dublin	OH	$200
5	Anthony DiNunzio	30	Pittsburgh	PA	$100
6	Ryan Sorensen	22	Lake Hopatcong	NJ
7	Tim Pitschke	25	Bridgeville	PA
8	Kyle Barmoy	15	Westminster	MD
9	Max Carr	28	Falling Waters	WV
10	Mike Stellabotte	21	Annapolis	MD
11	Mark Metzmaier	18	McMurray	PA
12	Kyle Prawdzik	24	Pittsburgh	PA
13	EJ Scofield	29	Columbia	MD
14	Robbie Hough	18	Venetin	PA
15	Justin Boston	18	Sparks	MD
16	Richie Dellinger	24	Bloomington	MD
17	Bill Freeman	17	Westernport	MD
18	Chris Schad	17	Oakland	MD
19	Edan Fletcher	18	McMurray	PA

Wakeskate Results

Name	Age	City	State	Place
Joe Phillips	19	Ocean City	MD	1
Matt Hayden	15	Spotsylvania	VA	2
Forest Stern	11	Boonsboro	MD	3
David Stern	39	Boonsboro	MD	4
Kirk Floyd	41	Damascus	MD	5

Trail Running

For More Information on the TEVA Trail Run click here.

Bib	Age	Sex	Name	Time
793	30-39	M	Peter Sherry	43:27
813	15-19	M	Jack Butler	45:19
790	15-19	M	Johnny Macklen JR	46:56
800	30-39	F	Heather Parks	47:16
815	30-39	F	Jen Sober	48:16
811	20-29	M	Noah Wood	50:24
810	30-39	M	Brian Haley	51:49
795	<14	M	TJ Hooks	52:31
816	30-39	M	Sean Sober	52:37
809	40-49	M	Steve Green	54:09
798	20-29	M	Wade Wiley	56:47
824	15-19	M	Daniel Hughes	57:03
797	20-29	F	Justine Pagenhart	58:08
794	50+	M	Mike Kozier	58:40
802	15-19	M	Ev Larsson	59:17
804	50+	M	Randy Storey	1:00:53
803	40-49	F	Robin Storey	1:00:54
814	30-39	M	Jim Fick	1:02:09
792	30-39	F	Tina Macklen	1:03:13
791	50+	M	John Macklen Sr	1:03:21
823	30-39	F	Andie Devens	1:04:03
820	30-39	M	Daniel Skipper	1:04:09
817	50+	F	Mary Brown	1:09:33
796	20-29	F	Mandy Geisler	1:09:40
812	30-39	F	Laura Wilkins	1:15:43
818	30-39	F	Stacey Glotfelty	1:16:07
825	30-39	F	Amy Glotfelty	1:16:07
819	20-29	F	Kristin McCaskey	1:16:58
808	40-49	M	Samuel Miller	1:18:07
821	20-29	F	Laura Cook	1:18:18
822	20-29	M	Devin DeCamp	1:18:28
805	40-49	M	Greg Heacock	1:19:22
806	<14	F	Elisa Heacock	1:19:38
807	40-49	F	Sally Miller	1:28:42
801	30-39	M	Nathan Stone	1:28:42
799	<14	F	Kate Larsson	1:34:18

Raft Racing

TEAM	Practice Run 1	Practice Run 2	Official Time
1.Hombergerlers	1:18:51	1:16:49	1:14:78
2. DCOG	1:34:12	1:26:67	1:24:00
3. Meat Pies	1:56:43	3:24:22	2:09:25
4. Inappropriate	2:23:19	4:15:84	2:32:12
5. X-ten	2:13:62	1:51:95	4:15:11

1. Homberglers
1. Brian Homberg
2. Andrew Robinson
3. Tom Beal
4. Mark Tanski
2. DCOG
1. Jesse Shimrock
2. Russell Bounds
3. Jen Sober
4. Isaac Levinson
3. Meat Pies
1. Randi Levendusky
2. Danny Muraninski
3. Pierce Byrd
4. Paul P.
4. Innappropriate
1. Martin Paul
2. Christina Paul
3. Stephanie Paul
4. Annie Kim
5. X-Ten
1. Edward Rollins
2. Josh Long
3. Wilson Paine
4. John Pennington

Welcome to the Adventure Games

You have reached the official site of the 2008 Adventure Games in Deep Creek Lake, MD. The Adventure Games event is one of the nation's top adventure sports competition series bringing top athletes from around the country to compete individually or in 4 man teams in multiple adventure sports disciplines including:

• Kayaking
• Rafting
• Mountain Biking
• Wakeboarding
• Rock Climbing
• Trail Running

Kayaking
The Whitewater Kayaking events will include a freestyle competition and a boatercross (head-to-head) race.

Rafting
Whitewater raft race down the ASCI Whitewater Course consisting of 4-man teams.

Rock Climbing
Bouldering Competition will take place on the natural rocks in the Fork Run Recreation Area. Routes will be labeled and timed.

Mountain Biking
Event will be held on the WISP Resort downhill mountain bike course featuring head-to-head racing and numerous jumps, berms and obstacles.

TEVA 10k Trail Run
This off-road running event is the final 10k race of the 2008 TEVA Trail Running Series. The race will begin at the ASCI whitewater course and route through Fork Run Recreation Area, finishing back at ASCI.

Wakeboarding
The wakeboarding event will take place on Broadford Lake in Oakland, MD.

Explore this site as a competitor or spectator, and all of the information you need should be at your fingertips.

Event Schedule

Event	Location	Date	Time
Adventure Film Friday Freestyle Kayak	ASCI ASCI	Fri 7/25 Fri 7/25	3:30 - 5:30 pm 5pm - 6pm
Boatercross	ASCI	Fri 7/25	6pm - 8pm
Teva Trail Run	ASCI	Sat 7/26	9am
Climbing-Bouldering	ASCI	Sat 7/26	11am
Cross Country Mtn Biking	Wisp Resort	Sat 7/26	1pm
Raft Race	ASCI	Sat 7/26	6pm
X Event - Mike Folk DJ	ASCI	Sat 7/26	6pm+
Wakeboarding	HMS(Broadford Lake)	Sun 7/27	9am
DJ & Vending	HMS(Broadford Lake)	Sun 7/27	9am
Downhill Mtn Biking	Wisp Resort	Sun 7/27	1pm

Sponsorship Opportunities

The Adventure Sports Center International, home of the world’s only mountaintop whitewater course, is on the cutting edge of the rapidly-expanding worldwide adventure sports industry. The 2008 Adventure Games at Deep Creek Lake combines some of the most intense forms of human-powered sport but an event of this magnitude can only be successful with the generous support of our sponsors. We are constantly searching for new partners within and beyond the realm of adventure sports to become a part of this unique event and our world class adventure sports complex. Whether you are exploring new markets or an outside-the-box venue for entertaining clients, prospects and employees, asci and the Adventure Games offer an unparalleled gateway to outdoor excitement. Click the link below to download the 2008 Adventure Games sponsorship package:

2008 Adventure Games Sponsorship Opportunities

Media Room

Welcome to the 2008 Adventure Games Media Room. Within you will find a video featuring the Adventure Sports Center Event Venue as well as an array of articles, FAQ's, press kits, and event flyers. If you are looking for something that is not included in this media room please contact:

Jesse Shimrock
Master of Marketing/PR
jshimrock@adventuresportscenter.com
240. 321. 0686

Media Contact
Adam Pratt - Stanton Communications
apratt@stantoncomm.com
202. 223. 4933

ASCI Venue Video

• ASCI Frequently Asked Questions
• ASCI Fact Sheet
  

How to Become A Volunteer

Interested in becoming a part of the adventure? Want to be a part of the world’s only mountaintop whitewater course or help guests scale the rocks at our Fork Run Recreation Area?

asci is always looking for highly-motivated outdoor enthusiasts to volunteer alongside our team of highly-trained adventure experts. Our staff boasts several world-renowned athletes and former Olympians who play, train and compete at our state of the art facility.

Volunteer opportunities range from event staffing and coordination to facilities maintenance and community outreach programs. We’ll provide the training & equipment - all you need to bring is a love of the outdoors.

In addition to rubbing shoulders with some of the world’s top athletes and the personal satisfaction that comes from helping people stay active and healthy, our volunteers also receive more “tangible” benefits including: asci swag & apparel, access to events, food and a chance to experience first-hand the thrill of our whitewater, hiking and climbing facilities.

Want to learn more? Click the link below to download our volunteer information packet and then contact: Sue Fowler, sfowler@adventuresportscenter.com, or 301-387-3250.

• Volunteer Policy Manual
• ASCI Waiver
• Volunteer Application Form
  

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Contact Information

Event Coordinator
Nancy Beakes
nbeakes@adventuresportscenter.com
301. 387. 3250

Marketing/PR
Jesse Shimrock
jshimrock@adventuresportscenter.com
240. 321. 0686

Media Contact
Adam Pratt - Stanton Communications
apratt@stantoncomm.com
202. 223. 4933

Click to Contact ASCI

Lodging Information

Official Rental Agency of ASCI
Long & Foster Resort Rentals
800. 336. 7303



WISP Resort
800. 462. 9477


Railey Mountain Lake Vacations
800. 846. RENT(7368)


Additional Area Information / Attractions / Lodging
Deep Creek Times

Raft Racing

4 man teams pushing rubber as fast at it will go down the challenging waters of The Adventure Sports Center International's mountain-top whitewater course is the name of the game. With more adjustability than any course in the country, 75 ftp of gradient and raging whitewater, this event is just as much fun to watch as it is to compete in.

Mountain Biking

Cross-Country Mountain Bike Race

WISP Resort has miles of diverse terrain ranging from open roads to a tight, twisty single track that makes for the perfect cross-country course. Expect elevation change, wet and dry conditions, breathtaking scenery and more!




Downhill

WISP's downhill course is fast, flowy, in great shape and sure to get your adrenaline pumping!

Saturday’s cross-country mountain bike loop will be approximately 4 miles. The course is extremely technical with lots of climbing and descending. Juniors will do one lap and all others will do 2 laps.

Sunday’s downhill will be an intermediate level course. It will take about 2 to 3 minutes from top to bottom. The course consists of bank turns, small drops and rocks.

TEVA Trail Running

The Adventure Games 10k is the final race in the TEVA Trail Running Series that kicked off on April 19th.

Warning!!
This race is not for the faint hearted. The Adventure Games 10k course consists of tons of elevation change, steep hills, water crossings and rough terrain. The grueling course does pay off though with breathtaking views, unparalleled scenery and a story to last a lifetime. Visit the TEVA Trail Running Series website for pictures and more information.

Whitewater Kayaking Events

Boatercross

The Boatercross is an exciting blend of down-river racing and roller-derby, all in boat that is 8'6" feet or shorter! This is a head-to-head race down the biggest whitewater with few rules except be the first to cross the line! Mass starts, accelerating through the rapids and lots of cheers means the race is on the water. Multiple rounds with eliminations occur over the event.

Freestyle

Freestyle, which used to be referred to as “rodeo”, is grace and power combined with at sticky hole. The athletes use smaller boats that they can throw around doing tricks with names such as loops, McNasty and blunts. Each competitor has a set amount of time to perform as many maneuvers as possible in the hole. Those different moves are then scored based on their difficulty and the overall control exhibited by the competitor.

Bouldering Comp

The bouldering competition will be held in the Fork Run Recreation Area just 3 miles from the Adventure Sports Center.

There will be five routes set up on the natural boulders in fork run and in the event of a tie, the breaker will be a traverse on the 90ft circumference "360 Boulder."

Routes and scoring info is illustrated below: