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Firefighter Combat Challenge

Submitted by ashley on Wed, 07/01/2009 - 4:15pm

The Firefighter Combat Challenge event scheduled for July 11 at the JTF has been relocated to: 

47020 S.E. 144th Street North Bend, WA 98045   

Click here to see a map to the area. 

 

RISE TO THE CHALLENGE!

All uniformed members are welcome to participate. 


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About the Fire Fighter Challenge

Submitted by ashley on Fri, 05/08/2009 - 11:51am

The Scott Firefighter Combat Challenge®- seen on ESPN for a dozen years, now on Versus. The Challenge annually attracts hundreds of U.S. and Canadian municipal fire departments at more than 25 locations and is now expanding to countries around the world, including New Zealand, Germany, Argentina, Chile, and South Africa. The Challenge seeks to encourage firefighter fitness and demonstrate the profession's rigors to the public. Wearing "full bunker gear" and the SCOTT Air-Pak breathing apparatus, pairs of competitors race head-to-head as they simulate the physical demands of real-life firefighting by performing a linked series of five tasks including climbing the 5-story tower, hoisting, chopping, dragging hoses and rescuing a life-sized, 175 lb. "victim" as they race against themselves, their opponent and the clock!


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2009 Combat Challenge Schedule

Submitted by ashley on Thu, 05/07/2009 - 10:26am

Seattle Fire Combat Challenge Men’s 2009 Tentative Schedule  

May 9             Chilliwack, British Columbia           Firefit Challenge 

May 16           Monroe, North Carolina                 Regional Challenge 

June 11-12     Tucson, Arizona                                Regional Challenge 

June 20          San Diego, California                      Regional Challenge    

July 11      South Bend, Washington                         Regional Challenge           

Aug 7-8          Idaho Falls, Idaho                             Regional Challenge 

Sept   25-26    Tyler, Texas                                        Regional Challenge 

Oct 9              Washington, DC                               Regional Challenge & CFSI Event                   

Oct  30-31      Arlington, Texas                               U.S Nationals 

Nov 16-20      Location to be confirmed             World Challenge XVIII  

(Dates in bold are confirmed; others depend on financial support)

 


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2009 Team Bios

Submitted by ashley on Wed, 05/06/2009 - 10:42am

Seattle Fire Combat Challenge Team 

Jake Bange, Team Captain

Height: 6'3" Weight: 225 lbs Age:  35

Seattle Fire 9 years

3rd year Combat Challenge

P/R: 1:37

Washington State Champion and State Record Holder; Male Open Division Bronze Medalist, Co-Ed Tandem, U.S Nationals 2007 & 2008

Lions Den Member (sub 100 second male open)

Hobbies:  Personal Training, Outdoors, Competitive Sports 

 

Randy Keane

Height: 6' 1" Weight: 215 Age:  35

Seattle Fire 9 years

4th year Combat Challenge

P/R:  1:52

Hobbies:  Sports, Hunting/Fishing, Working out 

 

Brian Shaner

Height: 6' Weight: 205 Age: 30

Seattle Fire 3 years

1st year Combat Challenge

Hobbies:  Working out, Sports/Hockey

2002 Washington Ironman Bodybuilding Champion 

 

J.R. Wolfork

Height: 5' 10" Weight: 205 Age:  25

Seattle Fire Rookie

1st year Combat Challenge

2001-02 NCAA Div III Track and Field All-American  

 

Melissa Woolsey

Height: 5’ 6” 

Seattle Fire 8 years 

4th year Combat Challenge

P/R:  3:13

Washington State Champion and State Record Holder; Female Division

Bronze Medalist, Co-Ed Tandem, U.S Nationals 2007 & 2008

Hobbies:  Coaching High School Athletics, Teaching Fire Cadets, Working out 


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Seattle’s Firefighter Combat Challenge Team, 2009 Goals

Submitted by ashley on Tue, 05/05/2009 - 11:53am

  • Qualify team for 2009 World Championships in individual, tandem, & relay events.
  • Qualify team members for Lion’s Den recognition, and provide racing gear for all Lion’s Den honorees.
  • Enter team in at least 4 race events (2 Regional events, US Nationals and World Challenge 2009)
  • Establish Seattle Fire as a respectable competitive team for the future.
  • Continue to support Seattle’s Bravest Charity’s fundraising and other events.

 5-Year Goals 

  • Team Seattle: a widely recognized and actively engaged positive role model in the community.
  • Podium finish at National and World Championships
  • Full team participation in 4 or more events annually.
  • Organization of local competition/demonstration to benefit Seattle’s Bravest Charity.

 2009 Team Member Individual Goals   

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