2013 Participant Handbook - OU Medicine

O K L A H O M A C I T Y 

M A Y 3 1 , J U N E 1 & 2 

PARTICIPANT HANDBOOK

CEO Letter...................................................................1 

Sponsors.................................................................2-4 

Company Divisions.....................................................5 

Event Schedule......................................................7-12 

Requirements...........................................................13 

Individual Event Standards..................................14-17 

Maps...................................................................18-20 

Tent Map/Legend.................................................22-23 

Team Event Standards........................................24-33 

Relay/Exchange Rules & Scoring.............................34 

Policies/Officials.......................................................35 

Points.......................................................................36 

Awards.....................................................................37 

Best Event Times.................................................39-45

Dear Corporate Challenge Participant: 

Welcome to the 25th annual OU Medicine Corporate Challenge, a weekend of 

friendly athletic competition and fun. To celebrate the event’s silver anniversary, 

we have a great experience planned for you. 

The Corporate Challenge is a wonderful opportunity to physically challenge yourself, 

team-build with fellow employees, meet peers from other metro companies and 

raise money for a good cause. Over the next three days, we will work to bring out 

your very best, whether you ultimately finish first, last or somewhere in between. 

No matter what happens, our goal is for everyone to have a good time. 

One of the best things about the competition is the charitable cause it supports. 

For years, the UCO Endeavor Games have provided a competitive outlet for 

disabled athletes. With its emphasis on health, fitness and competition, it is a 

perfect partner for the OU Medicine Corporate Challenge. Last year, we raised 

more than $50,000 for the Endeavor Games, and this year we hope to raise even 

more. 

Of course, none of this would be possible without the cooperation of our many 

corporate sponsors and volunteers. They provide the funding and personal 

time necessary to make the Corporate Challenge the great event it is. Your 

support is invaluable and for that, we thank you. 

Needless to say, the Corporate Challenge would not be what it 

is today without you, the athlete participants. Your dedication 

and enthusiasm have sustained this event for 25 years and 

will continue to carry it forward for many years to come. 

Now, it’s time to let the games begin. I know team captains 

have prepared their athletes well and are ready to 

get started. Good luck to everyone and have a 

great competition. 

Sincerely, 

Brian Maddy 

CEO, OU Physicians 

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Thank you Gold Sponsors 

2013 GOLD sponsors 25 Years 

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CORPORATE CHALLENGE 2013 

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Thank you Silver and Bronze Sponsors 

Associated Wholesale 

Grocers 

Climate Master 

GE Oil & Gas 

Hertz 

Imagenet Consulting 

Love’s Travel Stops 

MTM Recognition 

Mustang Fuel Corporation 

180 Medical 

AAA Northern California, 

Nevada & Utah 

Insurance Exchange 

American Fidelity Assurance 

Company 

Chaparral Energy 

Cole & Reed, P.C. 

Eide Bailly 

Fast Enterprises 

Grant Thornton, LLP 

Greater Oklahoma City 

Chamber 

IBC Bank 

IBM 

Silver 

Bronze 

Oklahoma Electric 

Cooperative 

Pratt Industries, OKC 

SandRidge Energy 

The Boeing Company 

Williams-Sonoma, Inc. 

XTO Energy 

Insurica 

INTEGRIS 

Lighthouse Sports, 

Fitness & Health 

LINN Energy 

Marathon Oil 

Norman Regional 

Health System 

Northstar Properties 

Oklahoma Sports & 

Orthopedic Institute 

Schlumberger 

Teleflora 

U.S. Postal Service 

University of Central Oklahoma 

2013 SILVER & BRONZE SPONSORS 

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Thank you Event Sponsors 

3-on-3 Basketball 

Kids 10k and Kids 

Corporate Fitness Challenge 

5k/10k Run 

Walk & Wheel Chair Event 

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2013 OU Medicine Corporate Challenge 

Company Divisions 

Division 1 

Fast Enterprises 

Lighthouse Sports, Fitness & Health 

Northstar Properties 

Greater Oklahoma City Chamber 

Grant Thornton, LLP 

Division 2 

Marathon Oil 

Oklahoma Sports & Orthopedic Institute 

Insurica 

Oklahoma Electric Cooperative 

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma 

Division 3 

LINN Energy 

Schlumberger 

180 Medical 

Teleflora 

Associated Wholesale Grocers 

Division 4 

AAA 

Love’s Travel Stops 

Climate Master 

SandRidge Energy 

American Fidelity Assurance Company 

Division 5 

Farmers Insurance Red Team 

Farmers Insurance Blue Team 

Norman Regional Health System 

Chesapeake Energy White Team 

Chesapeake Energy Blue Team 

Eide Bailly 

Cole & Reed, P.C. 

XTO Energy 

IBM 

Pratt Industries, OKC 

Mustang Fuel Corporation 

Imagenet Consulting 

IBC Bank 


Chaparral Energy 

Williams-Sonoma, Inc. 

GE Oil & Gas 

University of Central Oklahoma 

Hertz 

U.S. Postal Service 

The Boeing Company 

Mercy Red 

Mercy Blue 

OU Medicine 

INTEGRIS 

2013 CORPORATE CHALLENGE DIVISIONS 

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TIME EVENT/DIVISIOn EVENT SITE/TIME SITE/LOCATION 

6:00 pm Opening Ceremony McGuinness Tent Area 

6:30 pm Executive Relay McGuinness Track 

Staging times for Executive Relay - Report to starter 30 minutes before 

your Company Division race. 

Co. Division 5 

6:30 pm 


6:40 pm 


6:50 pm 


7:00 pm 


7:10 pm 

7:00-8:30 pm Women’s Basketball McGuinness Gymnasium 

Presented by 

Hertz 


Volunteers from Division 4 

Report to gym 30 minutes prior to event. 

7:00 pm Co-Ed Shuttle Relay McGuinness Infield 

Staging times for Shuttle Relay - Report to starter 30 minutes before your 

Company Division race. 


7:00 pm 


7:20 pm 


7:40 pm 


8:00 pm 


8:20 pm 

7:15 pm Kids Corporate McGuinness Tent City/Track 

Presented by Fitness Challenge- No check-in. Bring log sheet received from captain 

to start participation. 

Love’s 

This will be filled out by each participant. 

Travel Stops 

All Divisions will start/complete push-ups, sit-ups and v-sit together on grass area by 

company tents, at 7:15 pm. Once complete, kids ages 5-10 will start the Endurance Run 

and kids ages 11-17 will start the Shuttle Run (then switch) at the track. 

Volunteers from all divisions 




Presented by 

Hertz 



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8:00 am Co-Ed Volleyball McGuinness Volleyball Courts 




8:00 am Home Run Derby McGuinness Baseball Field 


8:00 am Women’s Mile McGuinness Track 

Staging times for Women’s Mile - Report to starter 30 minutes before 

your age category. 

Under 29 

8:00 am 

Age 30-39 

8:20 am 

Age 40-49 

8:40 am 

Age 50-59 

9:00 am 

Age 60+ 

9:20 am 

If you are planning to walk the Women’s Mile, it will start immediately following 

the Age 60+ groups. 

8:00-10:00 am Women’s Basketball McGuinness Gymnasium 


Presented by 

Hertz 



10:00- Women’s/Men’s UCO Aquatic Center 

11:00 am Freestyle Swimming Warm-up begins at 9:30 am 

There is no check-in for the swimming events. 

Each company division will swim immediately following 

the previous division. 


Women; Men 


Women; Men 


Women; Men 


Women; Men 


Women; Men 

Co-Ed Swimming Relay UCO Aquatic Center 

Warm-Up begins immediately following Women’slMen’s Freestyle. 







Report poolside 30 minutes prior to event. 

11:00 am- Co-Ed Volleyball McGuinness Volleyball Courts 

2:00 pm Co. Division 3 



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11:00 am Women’s/Men’s 55 Meter McGuinness Track 

Staging times for Women’slMen’s 55 Meter - Report 30 minutes before your 

Division race. 

Co. Division 1 Women - 11:00 am; Men - Immediately Following 



Co. Division 4 Women - 12:00 pm; Men - Immediately Following 


11:00 am- Men’s Basketball McGuinness Gymnasium 


Presented by 

Hertz 



1:00 pm Home Run Derby McGuinness Baseball Field 


2:00-3:00 pm Co-Ed Tug-of War McGuinness Infield 



Presented by 

Hertz 




3:00-5:00 pm Co-Ed Volleyball McGuinness Volleyball Courts 










5:00-8:00 pm Men’s Basketball McGuinness Gymnasium 

Presented by 

Hertz 





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6:00-8:30 pm Obstacle Course McGuinness Infield 

Staging times for Obstacle Course - Report to starter 30 minutes before your 

Company Division race. 

Presented by 

Hertz 






6:00 pm 

6:20 pm 

6:40 pm 

7:00 pm 

7:20 pm 

6:30 pm Men’s Mile McGuinness Track 

Staging times for Men’s Mile - Report to starter 30 minutes before your 

Age Category. 

Age under 29 

6:30 pm 

Age 30-39 

6:50 pm 

Age 40-49 

7:10 pm 

Age 50-59 

7:25 pm 

Age 60 + 

7:40 pm 

If you are planning to walk the Men’s Mile, it will start immediately following 

the age 60+ groups. 






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There is no check-in for the 5k/10k Runs, Walk, Wheelchair Event, 

Kids 10k and Cycling. 

7:30 am 1 Mile Walk OU Medicine Campus NE 10th & Phillips 

Presented by Wheel Chair Event 

180 Medical 

Presented by Corporate Kids 10K 

Love’s 

Travel Stops 

8:00 am 5K/10K Run OU Medicine Campus NE 10th & Phillips 

Presented by 

XTO Energy 

10:00 am 5K Cycling Sprint OU Medicine Campus NE 10th & Phillips 

Cycling order: 

Men: Co. Division 5-1 

Women: Co. Division 5-1 

Volunteers from all divisions (for 5k/10k Run, Walk, 

Wheelchair Event, Kids 10k and Cycling) 

For 5K/10K Run, Walk, Wheelchair Event, Kids 10K & 5K Cycle, check in is under the 

tent on NE 10th and Phillips. For the water stop check-in is at the location on Lincoln 

and NE 16th. 

8:00-10:00 am Men’s Basketball McGuinness Gymnasium 

Presented by 

Hertz 




10:00 am- Co-Ed Volleyball McGuinness Volleyball Courts 




10:00 am- Women’s Basketball McGuinness Gymnasium 


Presented by 

Hertz 




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11:00 am Home Run Derby McGuinness Baseball Field 


Noon Women’s/Men’s Relay McGuinness Track 

Staging times for Women’s/Men’s Relay - Report to starter 30 minutes 

before your Company Division Race. 

Co. Division 1 Women - Noon; Men - Immediately Following 







1:00-4:00 pm Co-Ed Volleyball McGuinness Volleyball Courts 





Presented by 

Hertz 

Division 3 





2:30-4:00 pm Co-Ed Tug-of-War McGuinness Infield 


4:00-6:00 pm Dodgeball McGuinness Gymnasium 

Each Company Division will start immediately following previous division. 






6:00 pm Dodgeball Playoffs McGuinness Gymnasium 

Winners from Divisions 1- 5 playoff in Round Robin to determine overall winner. 



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Each participant is assigned a number when participating in Corporate Challenge. 

The first number denotes the company division (1-5), the second and third numbers 

represent the teams’ numbers, and the fourth and fifth numbers are the participants’ numbers. 

Participants must use their assigned numbers to compete. Number switching is forbidden 

and participants will be disqualified from the event. 

There are pull-tabs at the bottom of each participant number. DO NOT REMOVE ANY OF 

THESE TABS! If you require a replacement number make sure the number on the pulltab 

matches your participant number. Numbers must be displayed on the front of each 

participant t-shirt. The company team captains are responsible for providing safety pins so 

their participants may attach the number to their t-shirts. Pin the number where designated 

on each corner. 

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Participants in the 5k/10k Run and 5k Cycling will have a timing chip attached 

to the back of their bib. It is the team captains’ and participants’ responsibility 

to keep track of the timing chip. You must have your assigned chip with you on 

Sunday, June 2. You will not be issued another chip if you show up without it. 

participant numbers & 

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CYCLING 

1. 1 man and 1 woman per team. 

2. No age restriction. 

3. Trial times for each participant recorded individually. 

4. Appropriately fitting CPCS-approved helmets are required. 

5. Two-wheel single bicycles only. No tandems. 

6. All cyclists should arrive by 9:30 a.m. for staging. 

7. No support vehicles of any kind are allowed on the course except those associated 

with Corporate Challenge. 

8. Each rider will start individually as lined up (first come, first served men/women). If 

start time is missed, rider forfeits the race. 

9. Race number should be clearly visible and pinned over the left hip. 

10. No drafting will be tolerated. Drafting will result in immediate disqualification by race 

officials. Riders must maintain a distance of at least two bike lengths between the 

riders ahead and at least four feet while overtaking another rider. 

11. The course will be held on Oklahoma City public streets. Traffic will be discouraged 

from using the race course. 

12. There will be no water stations on the course. Riders are responsible for their own 

water bottles and cages. 

13. Any mechanical breakdown on the course, which cannot be repaired by the 

participant on the course, will result in forfeiture of the race. There will be no restarts. 

10-KILOMETER RUN 



3. 10K competitor cannot compete in the 5K. 

4. Times for each participant recorded individually. 

5. There will be two water stations on the course. 

5-KILOMETER RUN 

1. 5 men per team, one from each age category. 

2. 5 women per team, one from each age category. 

3. 5K competitor cannot compete in the 10K. 

4. Times for each participant recorded individually. 

5. There will be two water stations on the course. 

WALK ABOUT / WHEEL CHAIR 

1. 10 participants per team. 


3. 30-minute time limit. 

4. Must turn in bib tab to volunteer upon completion of event to receive points. 

5. Each participant who finishes will receive 15 points. 

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CORPORATE KIDS 10K 

Children ages 5-17 are eligible for the Corporate Kids 1OK competition. 

5 participants are allowed per team. 

1. Find a safe place to run. 

2. Walk, run or roll by wheelchair five miles before Sunday, June 2. Fill in each box 

on your running log (provided by team captain) with the date you run, and 

remember, a parent or corporate adult must sign for each mile you run. 

3. Complete the final mile of your 10K at Corporate Challenge at 7:30 a.m., on 

Sunday, June 2. Plan to arrive early to warm up. 

4. All logs must be turned in to the team captain of participating company 

prior to event. 

5. Must turn in bib tab to volunteer upon completion of event to 

receive points. 

6. Each participant who finishes will receive 15 points. 

CORPORATE KIDS FITNESS CHALLENgE 

Friday, May 31 

Start Time: 7:15 pm 

Location: Bishop McGuinness High School 

Children ages 5-17 are eligible for the event. Only 10 participants per team are eligible 

to earn points. Each eligible participant who finishes all five tests will receive 15 points. 

However, all participants will receive the Corporate Kids Physical Fitness Medal. 

PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST EVENTS: 

Sit-ups, Shuttle Run, Endurance Run/Walk, Push-Ups,V-Sit and Reach. 

All Divisions will complete the sit-up, push-up and v-sit portion of the 

event together, first. 

After sit-ups, push-ups and v-sits are complete kids will move to the track 

by age divisions. 

Age Division 5-10 years will complete the shuttle run first (then swap to the 

endurance run to finish all events). 

Age Division 11-17 years will complete the endurance run first (then swap to the 

shuttle run to finish all events). 

Medals will be given at the endurance run. Bib tabs 

(for participation points) will be pulled at the endurance run. 


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55-METER SPRINT 

1. 5 men per team, one from each age category. 

2. 5 women per team, one from each age category. 

3. Individuals will run on standard 400-meter composite track. 

4. No runners’ metal studs in cleats. Plastic spikes/cleats are allowed. 

5. No blocks. 

METRIC MILE RUN 

1. 5 men per company team, one from each age category. 

2. 5 women per company team, one from each age category. 

3. Individuals will run on standard 400-meter composite track. 

4. Waterfall start. 

5. Races divided by age category. 

6. Timed heats: 

MEN: 10 minute maximum 

WOMEN: 12 minute maximum 

50 YARD FREESTYLE SWIMMINg 



3. Participant swims 25 yards to bulkhead and 25 yards back to start. 

4. The term “freestyle” means each swimmer can choose whichever stroke they prefer 

to swim, i.e., breaststroke, backstroke, butterfly or front crawl. 

5. The forward start may be taken from the starting block, the pool deck or a push 

from the wall. The command “take your mark” will be followed by a whistle or horn 

to start each heat. 

6. Penalty: 5 seconds will be added to individual’s time for 

(a) not touching wall at turn 

(b) a second false start 

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Volunteer Instructions 

Each team will be allowed to provide up to 5 volunteers. Each volunteer, if volunteer duties 

are completed, will receive 16 points. 

A brief description of volunteer duties/responsibilities is listed: 

As with all events, volunteers must arrive 30-minutes before event start time to check-in 

and receive further instructions. Check-in at Bishop McGuinness High School is inside 

the gym, right outside of the Concession Area. Check-in at UCO is poolside. Check-in at 

the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center is under the tent by the start line, or at 

the waterstop located on N.E. 16th Street. Check-in, and check-out (in same location as 

check-in), ensures participation, which ensures points being rewarded. 

Women’s/Men’s Basketball (at Bishop McGuinness High School, various days/times, 

depending on division): Taking score; keeping game time; keeping foul count and any 

other duties that apply. 

Co-Ed Volleyball (at Bishop McGuinness High School, various days/times, depending on 

division):Taking score, keeping game time and other duties that apply. 

Kids Corporate Fitness Challenge (at Bishop McGuinness High School, Friday, 

May 31, 7:15 pm): Organizing kids sessions, pulling bib tabs (at Endurance Run), passing 

out medals and any other duties that apply. 

Women’s/Men’s Freestyle Swimming & Co-Ed Swimming Relay (at UCO Swimming 

Facility, Saturday, June 1, 10:00 am): Keeping time of each swim lane, recording time on 

heat sheets and any other duties that apply. 

Walk/Wheelchair Event, Kids 10k (at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center 

campus, Sunday, June 2, 7:30 am): Acting as course marshals, pulling bib tabs, passing 

out medals, helping pass out fruit/water and any other duties that apply. 

5k/10k Run (at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center campus, Sunday, June 

2, 8:00 am): Acting as course marshals, helping pass out fruit/water and any other duties 

that apply. 

5k/10k Run Waterstop (located at N.E. 16th Street at the University of Oklahoma Health 

Sciences Center campus, Sunday, June 2, 7:15 am): Filling cups with water, passing out 

water, cleaning up course and any other duties that apply. 

5k Cycle (at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center campus, Sunday, 

June 2, 10:00 am): Acting as course marshals, helping pass out fruit/water and any other 

duties that apply. 

Dodgeball (at Bishop McGuinness High School, Sunday, June 2, 4:00 pm): Keeping game 

time, helping with teams getting on/off court and any other duties that apply. 

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Gold Sponsors 

1. OU Medicine 

2. Blue Cross and Blue Shield 

of Oklahoma 

3. Chesapeake Energy 

4. Farmers Insurance 

5. Mercy 

Silver Sponsors 

6. SandRidge Energy 

7. Associated Wholesale Grocers 

8. The Boeing Company 

9. Climate Master 

10. Love’s Travel Stops 

11. Hertz 

12. GE Oil & Gas 

13. Imagenet Consulting 

14. Mustang Fuel Corporation 

15. Pratt Industries, OKC 

16. MTM Recognition 

17. Williams-Sonoma, Inc. 

18. Oklahoma Electric 

Cooperative 

19. XTO Energy 

Bronze Sponsors 

20. 180 Medical 

21. Chaparral Energy 

22. American Fidelity Assurance 

Company 

23. AAA Northern California, Nevada 

& Utah Insurance Exchange 

24. Cole & Reed, P.C. 

25. Eide Bailly 

26. Fast Enterprises 

27. Northstar Properties 

28. Grant Thornton, LLP 

29. Greater Oklahoma City Chamber 

30. IBC Bank 

31. IBM 

32. INTEGRIS 

33. University of Central Oklahoma 

34. Insurica 

35. Lighthouse Sports, Fitness 

& Health 

36. LINN Energy 

37. Marathon Oil 

38. Norman Regional Health 

System 

39. Teleflora 

40. Oklahoma Sports & 

Orthopedic Institute 

41. Schlumberger 

42. U.S. Postal Service 

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Substitution 

B. East Stands 

C. West Stands 

D. Shuttle Relay 

E. Obstacle Course 

F. Tug-of-War 

G. First Aid 

H. Event Staging 

I. Tent City 

J. Home Run Derby 

K. OU Medicine 

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L. Volleyball 

M. Unofficial Results/Information 

N. OU Medicine Kids Corporate 

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OBSTACLE COURSE 

1. 2 men and 2 women per team. 


3. “Team time” is the combined time of both competitors. 

4. Penalty of 5 seconds is assessed for: missing a tire, not skipping five consecutive 

times with the jump rope, knocking over a hurdle, missing a pylon in the soccer 

dribble, not kicking soccer ball into net and falling off the balance beam. If an entire 

section is missed, a penalty of 5 minutes is assessed. 


Finish 

Finish 

10 Yard Run 

10 Yard Run 

5 Yard Run 

5 Yard Run 

5 Yard Run 

5 Yard Run 

10 Yard Run 

10 Yard Run 

10 Yard Run 10 Yard Run 

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MEN’S SPRINT RELAY 

1. 4 men per team. 


3. The race is run on standard composite 400-meter track. 

4. Batons must be successfully passed within 22 meters of exchange zone. 

5. Race legs are: 200m, 200m, 400m and 800m. Total distance - 1600 meters. 

6. Out-of-zone baton exchanges or obstructing other runners will result in a 

30-second penalty. 

WOMEN’S SPRINT RELAY 

1. 4 women per team. 




5. Race legs are: 100m, 100m, 200m and 400m. Total distance - 800 meters. 

6. Out-of-zone baton exchanges or obstructing other runners will result in a 

30-second penalty. 

EXECUTIVE RELAY 

1. 4 members of company management, male or female. The cumulative age of 

4 runners must be a minimum of 160 years. 



4. Race legs are: 200m each. Total distance - 800 meters. 

5. Out-of-zone baton exchanges or obstructing other runners will result in 

a 30-second penalty. 

CO-ED SHUTTLE RELAY 


2. No age restrictions. 

3. Race legs are 50 meters each. Total distance - 200 meters. Run infield. 

4. Runners must alternate legs by gender. 

5. Batons must be successfully passed at each exchange. 

6. Out-of-zone baton exchange results in a 5-second penalty. 

CO-ED FREESTYLE SWIMMINg RELAY 

1. 2 men and 2 women per team. The order does not matter. No age restriction. 

2. “Team time” will be combined time of four swimmers, with total distance of 200 

yards. Each leg swims 50 yards: 25 yards to bulkhead, turn, and 25 yards back 

to start. 

3. The term “freestyle” means that each swimmer can choose whichever stroke they 

prefer to swim, i.e., breaststroke, backstroke, butterfly or front crawl. 

4. The forward start may be taken from the starting block, pool deck or a push from 

wall. The command “take your mark” will be followed by a whistle or horn to start 

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CO-ED FREESTYLE SWIMMINg RELAY- CONTINUED 

5. Penalty of 10 seconds will be added to team time for, a) not touching wall at turn, b) 

leaving platform before previous swimmer touches wall, c) a second false start. 

6. One false start is allowed for each heat. Any swimmer who initiates the second 

false start will be given a 10-second penalty to the team score. Timekeeper 

will note the penalty and the heat will continue for a team time. A 10-second penalty 

will be added to final time. 

THREE-ON-THREE BASKETBALL (Men’s & Women’s) 

1. 6 men/women per team (this number includes 3 substitutes). 

2. No age restriction, double elimination. 

3. Played on a half-court, using standard OSSA high school rules with the following 

exceptions: 

• Each game has a 10-minute time limit with one 30-second time out per team. 

If at the end of regulation (10 minutes) the game is tied, a jump ball will start 

sudden-death overtime, first team to score wins. 

• Baskets outside the 3-point line will count as 2 points. Baskets within the 

3-point line will count as 1 point. 

• Ball must be brought out beyond possession line (3-point line) on every 

change of possession, regardless of whether the ball hits the rim on a shot. 

Both feet must clear the line. 

• Substitutes will be allowed during dead-ball situations. The official will 

administer the ball during dead-ball situations at the top of the key or behind 

the 3-point line. Ball must be passed in. 

• Substitutes cannot enter the court until the player leaving the floor is 

completely over the out-of-bounds line. 

• Dual possessions (jump ball) will be determined by the alternating 

possession. 

4. FOULS: Each team is allowed six team fouls. After the 6th foul 1 point will be 

awarded for each subsequent foul. These are all fouls (shooting/offensive and 

defensive). After 6th foul (on shooting foul) if basket is made, the team receives 

the point for the basket and receives the foul point, but possession changes. On 

the 6th foul (defensive) they don’t receive point (if shooting) but do receive foul 

point. If they miss it, they still receive point for foul, but possession changes. 

Technical fouls: Each team is allowed two. After second, 1 point will 

be awarded. 

5. Fouls and time will be tracked by the scorekeeper. 

6. Violations will be called (3 seconds, out-of-bounds, etc.). The ball will change 

possession on violations. 

7. All judgments of the officials will be final. No protests allowed. No game will start 

with less than 3 team members. Team members must show participant numbers 

to scorekeeper. 


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CO-ED VOLLEYBALL 

1. Each game will be played to 25 points, rally point scoring, meaning a point is 

scored every time the ball is served. The winner of each point will then serve the 

next point. Teams must win by 2 points, with a 27-point cap on each game. Teams 

will change sides when one team reaches 13 points. There will be no time limit for 

the games. 

2. The grass court measures approximately 60 ft. long, and 30 ft. wide; making each 

side approximately 30’ x 30’. The net height is approximately 8’. 

3. Each match is one game, not best 2 of 3. The tournament will be Double Elimination. 

4. Only the team captain may address the referee; all other teammates should talk to 

their captain, who will then talk to the referee. 

5. Only the team captains are allowed to call time outs. Each team is allowed two 

30-second time outs per game. 

6. Each team is responsible for checking the brackets for their game times and 

court assignments. 

7. Any player changing from one team to another during the course of the tournament 

will cause both teams involved to be disqualified. 

8. Teams must be on the court and ready to play within five minutes after the last 

game or that game will be defaulted. 

9. A three-minute warm-up period will be allowed between each game. 

10. Each team must have a minimum of 6 players (to include any gender combination, 

with at least 2 women) per team on the court to start the game. Each team may 

have a maximum of 5 men and 3 women, a total of eight players on the roster If 

there are at least 2 of each gender, and a minimum of 6, a team is good to play. 

11. Any time the ball is contacted three times on a side, at least one of those contacts 

must be by a female.The order of the contacts does not matter. 

12. Players will rotate on every side out, including the first serve. Players must be in 

original positions until the ball is contacted for service, then they may switch 

positions. However, original back row players may not attack or block any ball over 

the height of the net. Players must return to their original positions after each point. 

13. The referee will keep track of the score during the game. 

14. The referee will have the final say on any line calls. If their view is obstructed or 

distracted, they may call a replay on any point. If both teams agree that a ball is in, 

or out, the referee may honor those calls. 

15. If both teams commit a simultaneous fault, a replay will be called. 

16. Court boundaries will be marked with ropes. Any ball landing on the line is 

considered “in” because the line is part of the court. 

17. While serving, a player may not step on the line or into the court before the player 

contacts the ball for service. 

18. When attempting to “set” a ball, the ball may not stick, stop or stay in the hands, 

and must be a single clean contact. 


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CO-ED VOLLEYBALL - CONTINUED 

19. On any “first contact” when a ball passes over the net, a “multiple contact” is legal, 

as long as it is “one try” for the ball, and there is no finger action (attempt to set). 

However, each contact must be clean. The ball may not roll, stick, stop or stay on 

any contact. 

20. No returning the serve on first contact at the net (spiking, blocking, dunks, 

throws, etc.). 

21. When attacking the ball, no throws, sustained contact or dunks will be permitted. 

22. The net cannot be touched by any part of a player or players clothing (excluding 

hair). A ball forcing the net into a player is not considered a fault. 

23. The “let serve” rule will be in play, meaning any ball that contacts the net and 

continues over the net is a “live ball” and must be played. 

24. Contact under the net will be at the discretion of the referee as to whether it 

interfered with play. 

25. A player may not reach over to block a ball that is being set or passed, unless that 

ball is going over the net or being attacked. 

26. Touches on the block are not considered a contact for the blocking team and that 

team still has three (3) contacts, and the blocker may be the first contact after the 

block. 

CO-ED TUG-OF-WAR 


2. No age limit. 

3. Winner determined by: Team advancing opponent farthest from designated 

mid-point at the end of time limit. Team able to pull the lead puller of opposing team 

across mid point of neutral zone. 

4. Rope is 70 feet long, 1½ inch in diameter. 

5. There will be no lying on the ground or digging in prior to pull. For digs/rope wraps: 

Team will receive warning of 5 seconds to fix. After the second warning, team will 

be disqualified. 

6. Metal cleats or body weights of any kind are prohibited. 

7. Rope may not be wrapped around any individual in any manner. 

8. Rubber or nylon cleats are allowed. 

9. “Stick-em,” a sticky spray product used in basketball (or substance of this nature), 

is not allowed in the Tug-of-War event. 

10. Time limit of 90 seconds. Double elimination. 


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HOME RUN DERBY 


2. No age restrictions. 

3. Three warm up pitches will be given. 

4. Maximum of five hits (home runs to predetermined distance, or regular hits). 

No outs needed. 

5. Predetermined distance: 

Men: 200 feet 

Women: 150 feet 

6. Cones will mark the distance. 

7. Regulation-size men’s and women’s softballs will be pitched. Players can select 

teammate of their choice to pitch, or use machine to pitch. 

8. Bats and balls are provided. Spikes or studded shoes are allowed in this 

area only. 

9. 1 point will be awarded for a regular hit, 3 points will be awarded if a home run is 

hit (to the predetermined distance). 



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DODGEBALL 

TEAM 

Teams will be made up of 6 players. Maximum of 6, minimum of 4 with any combination 

of co-ed. (Must have at least 2 women on team). 

FIELD 

The game will be played indoors. The playing field will be a rectangle at least 50 feet 

long and at least 30 feet wide, divided into two equal sections by a centerline and 

parallel to the centerline (ideal measurements 60’ x 30’, identical to a volleyball court. 

See diagram). 

EQUIPMENT 

Balls will be provided by OU Medicine. All participants must wear tennis shoes. 

GAME 

• One, 1-minute timed game is won by eliminating all players from the opposing team 

or the team with the most number of players remaining “in” at the end of each game. 

The winning team, with the “best out of 3”will advance in bracket play. Single 

elimination. 

• The referee’s decision is final: No Exceptions. 

• Game begins with dodgeballs on centerline. Players then take a position behind their 

end line. 

• Following a signal from the official, teams may approach the centerline to retrieve the 

dodgeballs. 

• Once a ball is retrieved it must be taken behind the end line before it can be legally 

thrown. At least one person from each team must retrieve the dodgeballs . 

• Each team will need to be on the court ready for play within 30 seconds of the 

last match. 

BALL IN PLAY 

• Players may not slide or dive head first into the neutral zone. 

• Crossing over the neutral zone will result in an out. 

• Players may not physically grab and pull another player across the neutral zone. 

• A ball that has not crossed the end line is considered a dead ball. Any hits or catches 

are voided plays. 

• Players cannot throw a ball in the neutral zone. 

• Players may step out of bounds to retrieve a ball. 


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DODGEBALL- CONTINUED 

OUTS 

A player will be called out when: 

• A live ball hits any part of the player’s body, clothing, or uniform. 

• Player is hit by a live ball rebounding off another player’s body or held ball, or ball 

lying on the court. 

• A defending player catches a live ball he or she has thrown. 

If a player has caught a live ball, that player can bring another player of his or her 

choice back into the game. 

BLOCKING 

• Players can defend themselves by blocking the ball in flight with another ball, but 

must retain control over the ball used to block. A player dropping or losing 

pos session of the blocking ball is deemed out. 

• Any blocked ball rebounding off another ball is considered live. 

• Any player hit by the rebounding ball is deemed out. 

TIMEOUTS/SUBSTITUTIONS 

• Each team will be allowed one 30-second timeout per game. 

• Substitutes may enter the game only in the case of injury to another player. 

STALLINg 

• The act of intentionally delaying the game. 

• If a referee determines that a player or team is stalling (holding on to a ball or balls 

for more than 5 seconds), the referee will warn the player/team. If the stalling 

continues, at the referee’s discretion, player/team will lose possession of all balls on 

their side. 

• If both teams are stalling, a reset should occur. 

OUT OF BOUNDS 

• If any part of the player’s body touches the endlines, the player will be out, unless 

retrieving ball. 

• Momentum may carry a player out of bounds while making a catch. Providing 

control of the ball was established prior to going out of bounds, the player will not be 

out. This will be at the discretion of the official(s). 

• If a player has stepped out of bounds to retrieve a ball, the player can still be deemed 

out for hit. 

WINNINg A gAME 

The first team to legally eliminate all opposing players will be declared the winner of 

that match. A 1- minute time limit has been established for each game(best out of 3). If 

neither team has been eliminated at the end of the 1 minute, the team with the greater 

number of players remaining will be declared the winner. If it’s a tie, with the same 

number of players on each side, the game will go into a 30-second sudden death. The 

team that removes the first player in sudden death wins. 


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DODGEBALL- CONTINUED 

RULE ENFORCEMENT 

All rules will be enforced primarily by the officials. All rulings final. 

CODE OF CONDUCT 

1. Understand, appreciate and abide by rules of the game. 

2. Respect the integrity and judgment of the referees. 

3. Respect your opponents and congratulate them in a courteous manner following 

each game whether in victory or defeat. 

4. Be responsible for your actions and maintain self-control. 

5. Do not taunt or bait opponents and refrain from using any foul language 

Definition: “Live”-a ball that has been thrown and has not touched anything, including 

the floor/ ground, another ball (unless it bounces off the ball), another player, official or 

other item outside of the playing field. 

Note: Headshots are not allowed! If headshots become a persistent problem, a team 

may be disqualified at referee’s discretion. 

event standards - TEAM events 25 Years 

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dodgeball CourT diagram 

ENDLINE 

ATTACK LINE 

NEUTRAL ZONE 

CENTERLINE 

SIDELINE 

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B 

B 

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TRACK RULES 

1. Competitors in the sprint and executive relay are required to exchange batons in 

22-yard exchange zones. Exchanges may be made 11 yards on either side of the 

actual split. Failure to exchange the baton in the required zone, or obstructing the 

progress of other runners attempting to exchange, will result in a 30-second 

penalty for the team responsible for such conduct. 

2. Faster-moving runners will pass on the inside for all exchanges except the first, 

subject to the qualifications of the foregoing paragraph. 

3. In the event that a baton is dropped, the runner who dropped the baton must pick it 

up. If, in doing so, the runner impedes the progress of any other runner, he or she 

has fouled and it will result in a 30-second penalty. 

4. When one runner passes another runner, the faster runner should wait until he or 

she is at least a stride and half ahead of the runner being passed before taking the 

inside lane or before stepping into the passed runner’s path of forward progress. 

5. Competitors who are walking are asked to complete the course on the OUTSIDE 

LANE of track rather than on the race course itself. Some events, such as the mile 

run, will have a maximum time limit. 

6. Impeding the progress of another runner constitutes a foul. Fouling may result in 

a time penalty assessment (30 seconds) of the runner committing the foul in that 

event. 

7. All participants must report to the staging area (at South endzone) 30 minutes 

before their scheduled Company Division event. If a participant misses his or her 

heat, there will not be an alternate or make-up heat. 

8. Absolutely no metal spiked or studded shoes are allowed anywhere except 

Home Run Derby area. 

In the case of disputes during an event, the decision as interpreted by the event and race 

director is final. Any person or team who breaks the rules as covered in the Team 

Captain Handbook and Participant Book will be disqualified and no points will be scored 

in the event in which the dispute occurs. Grievance forms are available in the scoring 

room (gymnasium) for team captains to complete. Only team captains can submit a 

formal grievance to the rules committee, and grievances can only be filed up to one 

hour after instance. 

Cancellation Policy 

Even in challenging weather conditions, Corporate Challenge will attempt to begin and 

complete all outdoor events as scheduled. However, if inclement weather presents a 

danger to participants, outdoor events will be canceled for safety reasons. Every effort 

will be made to reschedule if time and conditions allow, but regrettably, severe weather 

could make it impossible to complete all events. In those instances, participants who 

have checked in for a canceled event will be awarded last place points. Because of fixed 

costs associated with staging Corporate Challenge, it is not possible to provide refunds 

on canceled events. We want to do everything possible to keep Corporate Challenge 

participants safe and we appreciate your understanding. 

RELAY AND EXCHANGE REGULATIONS 

& SCORING RULES 

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Corporate Challenge enlists the aide of members of the Association of the USA Track 

& Field, Inc., US-VBA certified referees (volleyball), Oklahoma Secondary School 

Association Certified Officials (basketball), and members of the Bishop McGuinness 

High School coaching staff. All officials, including scoring and timing personnel, are 

independent contractors who meet the criteria established by the organizations 

listed above. 

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Points are awarded only for 

participation, based on the finish 

placement of the team or individual 

within each event, within each division. 

The maximum points available for an 

individual event will be 16 points. This 

will be standard among all divisions. 

The Walk/ Wheelchair event is worth 

15 points to each finisher. The 

Corporate Kids 10K and Kids 

Corporate Fitness Challenge is worth 

15 points at finish. Bib tabs must be 

pulled/collected for points to 

be received. 

1st place 

2nd place 

3rd place 

4th place 

5th place 

6th place 

7th place 

8th place 

9th place 

16 points 

14 points 

12 points 

10 points 

8 points 

8 points 

8 points 

8 points 

8 points 

Since Corporate Challenge is designed 

to promote teamwork within a 

company, these events score two times 

(32 points) the normal finish points 

because they are based on teamwork. 

These events are the bracketed events, 

3-on-3 men’s and women’s basketball, 

co-ed volleyball, home run derby and 

tug-of-war, etc. 

Relay events: Men’s/Women’s Sprint 

Relay, Executive Relay, Co-Ed Shuttle 

Relay, and Co-Ed Freestyle Swimming 

Relay will be scored the same. This is 

standard among all divisions. 

As well, 50 points will be awarded 

to each company that raises its 

determined fundraising goal. 

TIES 

If a team ties for 1st, both the 1st and 

2nd point value will be added and split 

between both teams. In the case of 

other ties, the same process applies. 

1st place 

2nd place 

3rd place 

4th place 

5th place 

6th place 

7th place 

8th place 

9th place 

32 points 

28 points 

24 points 

20 points 

16 points 

16 points 

16 points 

16 points 

16 points 

Results will be posted inside the gym 

throughout the weekend, as well as 

our website: 

www.oumedicine.com/corporatechallenge. 

For some events, results computation will 

take longer than other events. 

INDIVIDUAL EVENT POINTS & TEAMWORK POINTS 

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INDIVIDUAL 

Individual Awards will be given to winners in 1st - 3rd places in each event, in each 

division. Individuals who participate in a team event will each receive an award for 

1st - 3rd places. 

TEAM 

All team awards will be presented at the Corporate Challenge Awards Ceremony. The 

following awards will be presented: 

A. Traveling Corporate Cup - Top Overall Team Score. 

B. 1st - 3rd place teams in each division. 

C. 1st - 3rd place awards in all individual and team events. 

D. Fundraising award: The company within each Division that raises the most 

money for the Endeavor Games will be awarded the Top Fundraising Company 

award! 

E. 1st place team in each division for Best T-shirt. 

F. Spirit Award: A Team Spirit Award will be given to a company that displays the 

most enthusiasm and support for their Corporate Challenge participants throughout 

the three-day event. Our main criteria for this will be our tent-gating competition. 

The tent-gating competition consists of a team-decorated tent and spirit shown at 

the tent and company events throughout the weekend. There is no standard criteria. 

Votes will be taken from Corporate Challenge Staff, officials and random selection 

of volunteers. 

AWARDS 

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EVENT GENDER/AGE NAME TIME YEAR 

5K CYCLING 

Division 1 Men J. KRAGH 07:18 2006 

Women C. TAYLOR 08:41 1998 

N. SCOTT 08:41 2001 

Division 2 Men P. FIELDS 07:37 1998 

Women E. BARNES 08:24 2004 

Division 3 Men M. THOMPSON 07:28 2007 

Women H. BICKLE 08:07 2001 

Division 4 Men S. CARROLL 06:58 2003 

Women L. BOREN 07:07 2002 

Division 5 Men A. BARINGER 06:48 2007 

Women K. SWINFORD 07:36 2007 

10K RUN 

Division 1 Men S. DECH 33:46 2007 

Women A. PAYNE 46:50 2007 

Division 2 Men D. BULLOCK 36:30 1992 

Women H. GARBIA 44:40 2004 

Division 3 Men T. CLOW 38:16 2000 

Women S. BEADNELL 42:04 2002 

Division 4 Men M. TILLIS 34:03 2004 

Women S. BEADNELL 41:22 2001 

Division 5 Men N. ROPER 33:40 1993 

Women J. HOPPER 40:04 2002 

MEN’S 5K 

Division 1 29 & under S. DECH 15:54 2005 

30-39 K. TEFERTILLER 17:51 1998 

40-49 M. MYLES 18:30 1997 

50-59 W. JONES 19:08 2001 

60+ W. JONES 21:46 2009 

Division 2 29 & under L. ISBELL 19:45 2007 

30-39 C. LIGGENS 18:14 1995 

40-49 M. MYLES 18:35 2001 

50-59 D. HESS 19:03 1996 

60+ B. FELLINGER 27:42 2005 

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MEN’S 5K (CONTINUED) 

Division 3 29 & under J. MARTINEZ 15:36 2005 

30-39 J. DETAMORE 18:10 1990 

40-49 D. MOBLEY 18:36 2002 

50-59 J. ROJAS 20:02 1995 

60+ J. GIBBONS 22:06 2004 

Division 4 29 & under S. MATTHEWS 16:26 2001 

30-39 J. EDWARDS 17:58 1991 

40-49 D. MOBLEY 18:58 2001 

50-59 B. PANNELL 21:33 1996 

B. BROWN 21:33 2009 

60+ T. STRINGER 24:43 2008 

Division 5 29 & under M. COLBERT 16:11 2007 

30-39 M. COLBERT 16:21 1997 

50-59 B. EICHHOLZ 18:23 1996 

60+ K. PETERSON 20:60 2000 

WOMEN’S 5K 

Division 1 29 & under J. PORTER 23:52 1997 

30-39 L. REED 20:04 1994 

40-49 I. LUND 24:18 2000 

50-59 K. BARKOCY 22:33 2006 

60+ J. BROWN 36:50 2003 

Division 2 29 & under E. GRAHAM 21:20 2009 

30-39 K. FRATES 18:53 1992 

40-49 D. COFFEY 23:56 2002 

50-59 S. BOSTICK 26:18 2006 

60+ S. CLARK 34:13 2001 

Division 3 29 & under D. HISE 20:36 2009 

30-39 L. KEIM 23:22 2011 

40-49 C. JENKINS 24:02 2005 

50-59 J. WEIMER 25:01 2009 

60+ S. HANSON 26:54 2009 

Division 4 29 & under E. MIAZGA 19:29 1997 

30-39 R. MEYER 19:20 1997 

40-49 C. VENTRELLA 21:54 1996 

50-59 C. CALL 22:08 2002 

60+ S. HANSON 28:07 2011 

BEST EVENT TIMES 25 Years 

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WOMEN’S 5K (CONTINUED) 

Division 5 29 & under L. SPEERS 21:49 1990 

30-39 K. SEYWARD 19:47 2007 

40-49 K. CHAPMAN 20:00 2008 

50-59 J. MYERS 22:34 1995 

60+ R. BOGGESS 29:03 2000 

MEN’S 55 METER DASH 

Division 1 29 & under S. DECH 6:17 2005 

30-39 G. MORELOCK 6:61 2005 

40-49 S. ABBANANTE 6:65 2005 

50-59 J. VANZANT 6:60 1992 

60+ D. LANCE 7:80 1999 

Division 2 29 & under S. KNIGHT 6:24 2005 

30-39 E. MCCARTY 6:22 2005 

40-49 M. GARRISON 6:79 2002 

50-59 N. Fisher 7:08 2010 

60+ A. Dow 8:04 2010 

Division 3 29 & under M. BROOKS 6:33 2005 

30-39 O. HYMAN 6:25 2005 

40-49 C. GOMEZ 6:83 2005 

50-59 B. PEARSON 7:02 2005 

60+ J. NORTZ 8:60 2011 

Division 4 29 & under J. FIELDER 6:04 2005 

30-39 J. COLE 6:31 2005 

40-49 J. LARDNER 6:90 2005 

50-59 R. WARD 6:69 2005 

60+ L. SKODAK 8:22 2005 

Division 5 29 & under S. TROTTER 6:21 2005 

30-39 T. HINTON 6:47 2005 

40-49 M. CONNER 6:74 2005 

50-59 R. DUNN 6:98 2005 

60+ H. BADGETT 7:65 1999 

WOMEN’S 55 METER DASH 

Division 1 29 & under M. SULLIVAN 7:52 1995 

30-39 P. JONES 7:07 1998 

40-49 A. MARKS 6:95 2005 

50-59 F. DANIELS 9:20 2009 

60+ A. CHUMLEY 11:51 1999 


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WOMEN’S 55 METER DASH (CONTINUED) 

Division 2 29 & under S. MATTISON 7:49 1995 

30-39 A. HAFFEY 7:58 1995 

40-49 A. MARKS 8:22 2007 

50-59 N. BRYANT 8:63 1995 

60+ S. CLARK 11:58 2001 

Division 3 29 & under B. CUMMINGS 6:96 1996 

30-39 B. FINLEY 7:87 2001 

40-49 T. CHEEK 8:01 2005 

50-59 M.JEFFERSON 9:24 2012 

60+ V. DIAL 9:42 2005 

Division 4 29 & under L. CLABAUGH 6:75 2005 

30-39 J. BARRERAS 7:66 2005 

40-49 F. WILLIAMS 8:04 2005 

50-59 C.D. SAMUELS 8:58 2002 

60+ T. FERGUSON 9:72 2011 

Division 5 29 & under L. NEWMAN 7:24 2006 

30-39 S. JOHNSON 7:11 2005 

40-49 S. SMITH 7:66 1993 

50-59 P. BAKER 8:62 2003 

60+ R. BOGGESS 10:55 2000 

MEN’S MILE 

Division 1 29 & under S. DECH 4:27:00 2004 

30-39 K. TEFERTILLER 5:06:23 1998 

40-49 J. GARVEY 5:20:90 1998 

50-59 W. JONES 5:53:50 2001 

60+ W. JONES 6:16:11 2007 

Division 2 29 & under B. HARRIS 5:15:64 1992 

30-39 C. LIGGENS 5:07:34 1996 

40-49 D. PRIEGNITZ 5:15:40 1998 

50-59 J. DOLEZEL 5:54:39 2001 

60+ B. FELLINGER 8:16:53 2005 

Division 3 29 & under C. SLOGAN 4:38:73 2006 

30-39 P. KLINGELHOETS 5:13:08 1991 

40-49 C. WHITE 5:22:86 2002 

50-59 A. ROLETTE 5:47:15 1992 

60+ J. GIBBONS 7:05:95 2004 


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MEN’S MILE (CONTINUED) 

Division 4 29 & under M. NELSON 4:36:96 2012 

30-39 B. KEETON 4:43:82 1991 

40-49 L. TILLIS 5:03:15 1998 

50-59 D. WEDEKING 6:06:17 1993 

60+ T. STRINGER 7:33:00 2011 

Division 5 29 & under M. FRETZ 4:43:15 1993 

30-39 N. ROPER 4:29:63 1993 

40-49 N. ROPER 4:37:57 1997 

50-59 B. EICHHOLZ 5:27:64 1997 

60+ D. DAVIS 6:08:96 2000 

WOMEN’S MILE 

Division 1 29 & under K. MISKELLY 6:18:48 2007 

30-39 P. JONES 6:01:35 1999 

40-49 K. BARKOCY 7:08:45 2003 

50-59 K. BARKOCY 6:53:86 2006 

60+ J. BROWN 12:05:38 2003 

Division 2 29 & under L. BRANT 6:31:25 2003 

30-39 D. CASTILLE 5:47:95 2004 

40-49 K. BARKOCY 6:34:33 2005 

50-59 C. BRower 8:15:35 2012 

60+ S. CLARK 10:05:32 2001 

Division 3 29 & under A. KENNEDY 5:54:70 2005 

30-39 J. HAMMOND 6:21:88 1993 

40-49 J. PACE 6:38:26 2004 

50-59 J. WEIMER 7:43:70 2009 

60+ S. HANSON 8:03:70 2009 

Division 4 29 & under K. COLEMAN 5:42:59 2011 

30-39 R. MEYER 5:42:00 1997 

40-49 K. CHAPMAN 5:35:18 2012 

50-59 F. WILLIAMS 6:57:20 2009 

60+ S. HANSON 8:17:43 2012 

Division 5 29 & under J. MOORE 6:07:52 2000 

30-39 J. HOPPER 5:38:10 2002 

40-49 K. CHAPMAN 5:58:30 2008 

50-59 J. MEYERS 6:44:00 1995 

60+ M. NEWMAN 9:31:60 2001 

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BEST EVENT TIMES

EVENT nAME TIME YEAR 

MEN’S SPRINT RELAY (1600M) 

Division 1 PELICAN’S REST. 3:52:50 1997 


Division 3 CHESAPEAKE WHITE 3:55:71 2002 

Division 4 REMINGTON PARK 3:50:72 1992 

Division 5 REMINGTON PARK 3:52:34 1993 

WOMEN’S SPRINT RELAY (800M) 

Division 1 BROADWAY CLINIC 2:11:52 1998 


Division 3 FLEMING CO. #2 2:13:76 1991 


Division 5 U.S. POSTAL SERVICE #1 1:56:62 1995 

EXECUTIVE RELAY 



Division 3 ENOGEX INC . #1 1:44:00 1992 

Division 4 U .S . POSTAL SERVICE 1:45:84 2011 

Division 5 LUCENT #1 1:45:45 1999 

SHUTTLE RELAY 

Division 1 PRICE WATERHOUSE COOPERS 28:27 1998 

Division 2 EXPRESS PERSONNEL BLUE 27:46 2003 

Division 3 OKLA . COUNTY BUREAU 26:25 2000 

Division 4 FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL 27:17 2000 

Division 5 SW BELL 26:64 1995 

CO-ED SWIMMING RELAY 

Division 1 LIGHTHOUSE SPORTS 01:44:97 2001 

Division 2 LIGHTHOUSE SPORTS 02:00:17 2005 

Division 3 GUARANTY BANK 01:55:31 2000 

Division 4 CHESAPEAKE TEAM 01:50:78 2009 

Division 5 FLEMING RED 01:51:93 2001 


Division 1 KPMG, LLP 00:43:52 2001 

Division 2 FOODBRANDS AMERICA 00:42:89 2001 


Division 4 DEVON ENERGY 00:38:28 2003 

Division 5 FLEMING RED 00:41:44 2002 


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EVENT nAME TIME YEAR 

MEN’S 50 YARD FREESTYLE SWIMMING 

Division 1 S. GRAHAM 00:22:78 2001 

Division 2 C. WEST 00:23:67 1995 

Division 3 M. THOMPSON 00:24:80 2008 

Division 4 R. REYNOLDS 00:23:57 1995 

Division 5 R. COX 00:22:60 2003 

WOMEN’S 50 YARD FREESTYLE SWIMMING 

Division 1 K. WHITBECK 00:26:80 2008 

Division 2 C. HEASLEY 00:28:97 2001 

Division 3 H. BICKLE 00:26:62 2001 

Division 4 H. POLLY 00:26:17 1995 

Division 5 K. SCHMUL 00:27:80 2008 

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Thank you to our dedicated staff, 

in-kind sponsors and event volunteers. 

Without you, OU Medicine Corporate Challenge 

would not be possible. 

Trevor Swink 

Jamie Meyer 

Bishop McGuinness High School Coaches and Athletes 

Paul Sund 

Alicia Rambo 

Brittany Dunn 

April Sandefer 

Valerie Pautsch 

Shannon Pitts 

Kelly Daniels 

Angela Austin 

Savannah Jacobsen 

Jamie Driskell and Nikki Knaggs 

Philip Zorn 

Jason King 

Eusebio Rocha 

Tony Young 

Katrina Shaklee 

Leigha Pemberton 

Casey Moore 

Victor Saldivar and Conventions & More 


Becky Craig and Imagenet Consulting 

Kelley Spellman & The University Health Club 

Bobby Jackson & The University of Oklahoma 

Health Sciences Center Landscaping Services 

Cathy Wedman & Sodexo 

University of Central Oklahoma Aquatic Center 

…and volunteers from all participating companies!

Oklahoma’s 

Comprehensive health system. 

Health research campus. 

Level one trauma center. 

Comprehensive women’s services. 

Comprehensive children’s hospital. 

Noah Jones, OU Medicine trauma one emergency room, orthopedic surgery and prosthetic patient. 

ALIVE 

OKLAHOMA CITY IS 

AND 

WELL 

and OU Medicine is at its heart. 

Emerging in a new era of medicine, we have more physicians in more specialties than 

anyone else in the state. Our physicians and staff are conducting groundbreaking 

research and pioneering new treatments that are lifesaving and industry-changing. 

There’s life in our city and OU Medicine is here to care for it, showing the nation that 

today, we’re working at a higher level. 

OU Medical Center | OU Physicians | The Children’s Hospital | OU College of Medicine | oumedicine.com

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