DATE: 19 September 2025
WHEN: 0900hrs
WHO: First Responders, Military, Law Enforcement ( Maryland State Police, Garrett County Sheriff Department, Allegany Sheriff Department, PA Army National Guard, Ski Patrol)
We also welcome teams of 9 people from the public.
ENTRY FEE: The entry fee is $200.00 per team.
Any questions, don't hesitate to get in touch with SFC Edwin Ramos
Situation:
• Date and Time: Friday, 19 September 2025 at 0900(9:AM)
• Location: Northern Garrett High School JROTC Room V21, next to the football field and PFC Danny Nicklow Obstacle Course
• Weather Conditions: Clear skies with temperature expected to be between 39F to 65F
• Participants: Four to five teams representing the Maryland State Police, Garrett County Sheriff Department, Allegany Sheriff Department, Northern Garrett Army JROTC Raider Team, Army National Guard, and civilian teams.
• Course Description: The event will be divided into 4 areas (Relay event on uneven terrain, Obstacle Course in a slope that includes a 10-foot wall, 1 mile run (2 members of each team), Push up event (2 members of each team in 2 minutes), Pull-Up’s event (entire whole squad will do in 2 minutes), Sit ups and logistical relay.
Mission:
• Purpose: To build esprit de corps, community relations, and raise funds for the family of PFC Nate Brenneman and cancer patient, six-year-old Michael Bender. Michael is suffering from cancer and needs the funds to travel to an appropriate medical facility for treatment.
· Objective: To complete the physical fitness course with the fastest time or highest number of push-ups or pull-ups while adhering to all safety guidelines.
• Execute: team/Everyone will navigate the obstacle course, completing all designated challenges in the fastest time possible.
• Standard: Teams/individuals will be judged on their overall completion time.
Execution:
• Concept of Operation:
• Start Procedure: All teams/individuals will line up at the starting line, and the race will begin on the "go" command.
• Obstacle Navigation: Teams/individuals must complete each obstacle in the designated order, with no skipping allowed.
• Transition Areas: Designated areas between obstacles where teams/individuals can strategize and adjust pace.
• Finish Procedure: First team/individual to cross the finish line will be declared the winner.
• Tasks:
• Team Leaders: Ensure all team members are aware of the course layout, safety procedures, and assigned tasks.
• Safety Marshals: Positioned at key points on the course to monitor participant safety and provide assistance if needed.
• Timekeepers: Accurately record each team/individual's completion time.
Sustainment:
• Hydration Stations: Located at designated points on the course to provide water for participants.
• Medical Support: On-site medical personnel available for any emergencies.
• Equipment Check: Ensure all required equipment (cones, barriers, etc.) are present and in good working order.
Command and Signal:
• Command Authority:
MAJ Steven Hershfeldt, SFC Edwin Ramos, C/LTC Rayne Reed, and CSM Sarah Hamilton will be responsible for overall command and decision making.
• Signals:
• Start: "On your mark, get set, go!"
• Obstacle Completion: Audible signal to indicate successful completion of an obstacle
• Finish: "Finish" is announced when crossing the finish line
Key Considerations:
• Safety First:
Emphasize the importance of following safety protocols and proper technique throughout the course.
• Fair Play:
Ensure all participants adhere to the rules and guidelines of the competition.
• Adaptability:
Be prepared to adjust the course or procedures based on weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances.
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