Basketball - Free Throws
Each player gets 15 free throws in a row. Other players will rebound and pass back. Most baskets win.
Each player gets 15 free throws in a row. Other players will rebound and pass back. Most baskets win.
Biathlon - September 16, 2023 - 7AM - 9AM
This competition will consist of 2 events: Biking and Running. Participants must provide their own bikes.
Biking
The bike portion of the competition will start at the Michelle Way gate. This gate will be closed to all entry and exit. Patrol will block traffic from entering Michelle Way from the side streets. Participants will ride their bikes in the same direction as the normal flow of auto traffic. The route will be from the Michelle Way gate to the end of Michelle Way and back to the gate.
Running
After the bike portion, participants will immediately start the run, again beginning at the Michelle Way gate to the end of Michelle Way and back. The first finisher wins the contest. There will be a men’s winner and a women’s winner.
2023 ROBSON RANCH OLYMPIC BOCCE Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 27, 2023, 9:30am-12:30pm,
Grill Patio COURTS WILL BE ASSEMBLED AT 8:45am. Participating players should arrive early to help with court assembly. You MUST be pre-registered with the Living Well Committee to participate. No new registrations will be accepted on the day of the event. As a participant, you’ll receive one of the newly designed Robson Ranch Olympics Tee Shirt and can attend the luncheon at no additional charge. Once registered, you’ll receive information on where/when to pick-up your shirt. Remember: Your shirt is your “meal ticket” for the Olympic Luncheon on Saturday, September 30 at the Clubhouse. HOA LIVING WELL COMMITTEE CONTACT PERSON IS TIFFANY SMITH RAMZY: tiffstab@gmail.com FORMAT and RULES Five courts will be set up at 8:45am. Play will begin at 9:30am. Players can play as many matches as time will allow. The more you play, the more points you can earn. Regular Club League rules apply, with the following changes: Olympic Bocce use a “SPEED BOCCE” format. Players will organize into teams of 4 on-the-fly, find an opponent team of 4 players, designate a timekeeper, and play a 1-GAME MATCH. Players are encouraged to play on several different teams and on several different courts. If players can’t agree on their teams or opponents, they will be assigned by the Commissioner. The first five matches will play on courts as assigned by the Commissioner. Subsequent matches will be played on the first available court. It will be a scramble for each player to earn as many points as possible. Matches will be 15 minutes long or first to 11 points, with a 5-minute break between matches. Matches may end in a tie. Once the timer goes off, you must stop and record your score - even if not all Bocce have been rolled in the frame. Points earned in a match will be awarded to each player on the team. For example: If a final score is 11 - 6, all four players on the winning team get 11 points, while all 4 players on the losing team get 6 points each. In the event of a tie, all 8 players receive the same number of points. Special scoresheets will be provided. Each player will be responsible for keeping their own score sheet, totaling it, and presenting it to the Commissioner at the conclusion of play. Since every player will have their own score, final standings will be by player, not by team. This is an individual event. The players with the top two highest point totals will be recognized as 1st and 2 nd places. Playoff matches may be held in the event of a tie. The top two winners will be announced at the Saturday Luncheon
Grill Patio COURTS WILL BE ASSEMBLED AT 8:45am. Participating players should arrive early to help with court assembly. You MUST be pre-registered with the Living Well Committee to participate. No new registrations will be accepted on the day of the event. As a participant, you’ll receive one of the newly designed Robson Ranch Olympics Tee Shirt and can attend the luncheon at no additional charge. Once registered, you’ll receive information on where/when to pick-up your shirt. Remember: Your shirt is your “meal ticket” for the Olympic Luncheon on Saturday, September 30 at the Clubhouse. HOA LIVING WELL COMMITTEE CONTACT PERSON IS TIFFANY SMITH RAMZY: tiffstab@gmail.com FORMAT and RULES Five courts will be set up at 8:45am. Play will begin at 9:30am. Players can play as many matches as time will allow. The more you play, the more points you can earn. Regular Club League rules apply, with the following changes: Olympic Bocce use a “SPEED BOCCE” format. Players will organize into teams of 4 on-the-fly, find an opponent team of 4 players, designate a timekeeper, and play a 1-GAME MATCH. Players are encouraged to play on several different teams and on several different courts. If players can’t agree on their teams or opponents, they will be assigned by the Commissioner. The first five matches will play on courts as assigned by the Commissioner. Subsequent matches will be played on the first available court. It will be a scramble for each player to earn as many points as possible. Matches will be 15 minutes long or first to 11 points, with a 5-minute break between matches. Matches may end in a tie. Once the timer goes off, you must stop and record your score - even if not all Bocce have been rolled in the frame. Points earned in a match will be awarded to each player on the team. For example: If a final score is 11 - 6, all four players on the winning team get 11 points, while all 4 players on the losing team get 6 points each. In the event of a tie, all 8 players receive the same number of points. Special scoresheets will be provided. Each player will be responsible for keeping their own score sheet, totaling it, and presenting it to the Commissioner at the conclusion of play. Since every player will have their own score, final standings will be by player, not by team. This is an individual event. The players with the top two highest point totals will be recognized as 1st and 2 nd places. Playoff matches may be held in the event of a tie. The top two winners will be announced at the Saturday Luncheon
Bolo Toss
September 30, 2023
9AM - 10AM GYM
Simply put, you toss a Bolo (piece of rope with a golf ball attached at both ends) toward a Ladder (usually made from PVC plastic pipes) with the hope that it will wrap around and cling to one of the individual rungs on the ladder.
Each participant will have the opportunity for two practice throws followed by three scored throws. The contests will be separated into male/female categories, with one final winner in each category.
Scoring is as follows: Top Rail - 3 points, Middle Rail - 2 points and Bottom Rail - 1 point. The three scores will be aggregated and the participant with the highest number of points will be declared the winner. Winners will receive an award at the Living Well Olympics Day Luncheon. Questions should be directed to:
Coy Martin at: coy8717@gmail.co
September 30, 2023
9AM - 10AM GYM
Simply put, you toss a Bolo (piece of rope with a golf ball attached at both ends) toward a Ladder (usually made from PVC plastic pipes) with the hope that it will wrap around and cling to one of the individual rungs on the ladder.
Each participant will have the opportunity for two practice throws followed by three scored throws. The contests will be separated into male/female categories, with one final winner in each category.
Scoring is as follows: Top Rail - 3 points, Middle Rail - 2 points and Bottom Rail - 1 point. The three scores will be aggregated and the participant with the highest number of points will be declared the winner. Winners will receive an award at the Living Well Olympics Day Luncheon. Questions should be directed to:
Coy Martin at: coy8717@gmail.co
Golf - September 11, 2023 - 3PM
Format of Play will be a 2 person scramble.
It can be a combination of male / female team members.
Men (under the age of 72) will play the white tees, and Men (over the age of 72) will play the gold tees.
Ladies (under the age of 72) will play the Red Tees, and Ladies (over the age of 72) will play the silver tees.
We will have prizes for the 1stplace finishers.
The course will be determined as we get closer to the day of the event.
It can be a combination of male / female team members.
Men (under the age of 72) will play the white tees, and Men (over the age of 72) will play the gold tees.
Ladies (under the age of 72) will play the Red Tees, and Ladies (over the age of 72) will play the silver tees.
We will have prizes for the 1stplace finishers.
The course will be determined as we get closer to the day of the event.
Horseshoe September Madness Tournament 2023
Qualifying stage You throw 24 shoes and points are awarded to you based upon the following: • 1 point – within 1 horseshoe of pole • 2 points – (Leaner) horseshoe clearly leaning against the pole • 3 points – (Ringer) horseshoe around post whereby the tips can be touched Your recorded score will determine where you will be ranked. Highest Qualifying Stage will be the top seed within the tournament bracket. You need to take someone with you when you throw the qualifying sets so they will sign off on your points. The scoring sheet below must then be handed in to Bob Cook or Joey Misiaszek or Mike Fultscher, or scanned and emailed to: Bob Cook at buna9@grandecom.net Joey Misiaszek at joey.misiaszek@gmail.com Mike Futscher at mjfutscher@gmail.com * Qualifying can begin September 4th and needs to be completed by September 16th. This tournament will be held on September 22nd from 8am till completion. Name: Verified By: 1st set of 4 shoes 2nd set of 4 shoes 3rd set of 4 shoes 4th set of 4 shoes 5th set of 4 shoes 6th set of 4 shoes Total Point
Qualifying stage You throw 24 shoes and points are awarded to you based upon the following: • 1 point – within 1 horseshoe of pole • 2 points – (Leaner) horseshoe clearly leaning against the pole • 3 points – (Ringer) horseshoe around post whereby the tips can be touched Your recorded score will determine where you will be ranked. Highest Qualifying Stage will be the top seed within the tournament bracket. You need to take someone with you when you throw the qualifying sets so they will sign off on your points. The scoring sheet below must then be handed in to Bob Cook or Joey Misiaszek or Mike Fultscher, or scanned and emailed to: Bob Cook at buna9@grandecom.net Joey Misiaszek at joey.misiaszek@gmail.com Mike Futscher at mjfutscher@gmail.com * Qualifying can begin September 4th and needs to be completed by September 16th. This tournament will be held on September 22nd from 8am till completion. Name: Verified By: 1st set of 4 shoes 2nd set of 4 shoes 3rd set of 4 shoes 4th set of 4 shoes 5th set of 4 shoes 6th set of 4 shoes Total Point
Putting and Chipping Event
September 23rd, 2023
9:15 am-10:00 am tee times
Format of Play will be individual players who will putt and chip at the golf range. The player in the putting contest will putt a six-hole course twice. The better of the two scores will be recorded in the competition—1st and 2nd place winners will be based on the fewest number of putts. Any tie will be broken by a coin flip. The player in the chipping contest will chip five balls, and 1st and 2nd place winners will be determined by the closest to the pin.
Prizes will be awarded to the first-place and second-place finishers.
September 23rd, 2023
9:15 am-10:00 am tee times
Format of Play will be individual players who will putt and chip at the golf range. The player in the putting contest will putt a six-hole course twice. The better of the two scores will be recorded in the competition—1st and 2nd place winners will be based on the fewest number of putts. Any tie will be broken by a coin flip. The player in the chipping contest will chip five balls, and 1st and 2nd place winners will be determined by the closest to the pin.
Prizes will be awarded to the first-place and second-place finishers.
Robson Walk About - September 30, 2023 - 7AM - Veterans Park
Outdoor non-competitive walk. Pets on leash are permitted.
Table Tennis (a.k.a. Ping Pong) - September 9, 2023 - 9AM - 10AM in Multipurpose Room
Each participant will have the opportunity for five (5) practice balls followed by ten (10) scored balls.
The goal will be to hit the ball within the targeted areas to achieve the highest total. The ball must bounce once on each side of the table in order to be counted. The same target may be used repeatedly.
For Questions - Contact -Marcia Elving – melving@theelvings.com
The goal will be to hit the ball within the targeted areas to achieve the highest total. The ball must bounce once on each side of the table in order to be counted. The same target may be used repeatedly.
For Questions - Contact -Marcia Elving – melving@theelvings.com
Texas Toss (a.k.a. Corn Hole) - September 9, 2023 - 10AM - 11AM in Multipurpose Room
10:00 AM - Multipurpose Room
Bean Bag thrown from 30 ft. toward game board. Bags on game board are awarded 1 point. Bags through center hole are awarded 3 points. Highest score wins.
Bean Bag thrown from 30 ft. toward game board. Bags on game board are awarded 1 point. Bags through center hole are awarded 3 points. Highest score wins.
Month Long Individual Events -
Start September 1 - End September 29
Cycling - Robson Ranch Event Rules - September 1-29
- The event will start on Friday, September 1 and finish on Friday, September 29.
- All participants must be registered with the Robson Ranch Olympics Committee.
- All participants must be residents of Robson Ranch.
- All participants must wear a helmet and obey all traffic laws while riding during the event period except when riding indoors. Miles can be ridden on or off Robson Ranch.
- By entering you are registered in two event categories. A single individual will be allowed to win both categories. Electric powered bikes are allowed but a rider should use the electric assist sparingly.
- Most miles: Simply the total number of miles ridden from 12:01 a.m. September 1 through 11:59 p.m. September 29. Both outside and inside miles count equally.
- Most 5-mile rides: The greatest number of single rides of 5 miles or more separated by at least 2 hours between rides (Riding a route of 3 miles each way to and from the fitness center where a person worked out for an hour would not qualify as a single ride of 5 miles or more. However, it would count as 6 miles toward the total mileage contest). The person with the most 5-mile or more single rides during the contest period wins.
- Participants will report their total weekly mileage, and total number of 5-mile or more rides, each week using an electronic form that will be e-mailed to each participant. Winners will be determined by mileage and ride data received by 10 a.m. on Saturday, September 30.
- Robson Ranch Olympics will provide a prize, typically a gift certificate, to the winner of each category.
- These rules may be revised before or during the competition for clarification or to ensure fair competition. Riders will be emailed revised rules if needed.
- Question about the rules should be directed to randycatron@gmail.com, or 515.480.7030 .
