| Bridge Day will have an accuracy competition open to all jumpers. An accuracy pad will be placed in the landing zone that will be capable of scoring all landings. Prizes will be awarded to first through third place winners after a single round of accuracy. |
Rules for the accuracy competition are as follows:
- Competitors need not register for the competition. If the competitor meets the requirements listed below, he/she will be prompted by officials for his/her name immediately after landing their parachute.
- Competitors will only be scored if they land on the accuracy pad (first point of contact with the ground must be on the tuffet).
- Competitors will only be scored if they stand up their landings. If they land on the accuracy pad and subsequently do not remain standing, they will not be scored.
- In the event of a tie, competitors will also scored on their final stopping point from the accuracy pad. For example, if a jumper stomps dead center on the pad (0 cm) and then comes to a complete stop 100 cm away, he/she would beat another jumper who also hit dead center, but stopped running 175 cm from the center of the pad. Stopping distances shall be measured from the center of the pad to the furthest point of contact with the ground.
- The accuracy competition shall last for one round, starting at 9am. Competitors will only be scored on their first jump off the bridge. Once all jumpers and staff have made their first jump, we will stop the competition and remove the accuracy pad.
- In the event of a tie, prizes will be evenly distributed.
- Rules for this competition are subject to change.
Prizes:
- First place = $150 + additional prizes to be determined.
- Second place = $75 + additional prizes to be determined.
- Third place = $25 + additional prizes to be determined.
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Bridge Day 2006 Winners
Accuracy contest prizes were provided by:
1st Place - Wang Yong, China (7cm)
2nd Place - Zhang Yang Mei, China (7cm)
3rd Place - Rich Webb, USA (11cm)
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Bridge Day 2005 Winners
1st Place - Brian Rapoza (12cm) won $150, a plaque, and clothing from Vertical Visions; $1000 from World Lottery.com; shoes/hats/t-shirts from Keen Footwear; t-shirts from Phoenix-Fly; a 42" vented PC with logo cap from Morpheus Technologies; a jacket from Columbia Sportswear; t-shirts from American Eagle Screen Print & Embroidery; one signed "BASE 66" book from Jevto Dedijer, and additional T-shirts and stickers.
2nd Place - Craig Cushing (14cm) won $75, a plaque, and clothing from Vertical Visions; $500 from World Lottery.com; a "buy 15 minutes get 15 minutes of windtunnel time coupon" from SkyVenture; shoes/hats/t-shirts from Keen Footwear; t-shirts from Phoenix-Fly; Big grab toggles from Morpheus Technologies; a jacket from Columbia Sportswear; t-shirts from American Eagle Screen Print & Embroidery; and additional T-shirts and stickers.
3rd Place - Johnny Woody (45cm) won $25, a plaque, and clothing from Vertical Visions; $250 from World Lottery.com; shoes/hats/t-shirts from Keen Footwear; a jacket from Columbia Sportswear; t-shirts from American Eagle Screen Print & Embroidery; and additional T-shirts and stickers.
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Bridge Day 2004 Winners
1st Place - Brian Daniska won $150 from Vertical Visions, a plaque, 30 minutes of windtunnel time from SkyVenture, a certificate worth 20% off the next purchase from Apex BASE, two T-shirts from American Eagle Screen Print & Embroidery, and additional T-shirts and stickers.
2nd Place - Todd Griswald from Arkansas won $75 from Vertical Visions, a plaque, 30 minutes of windtunnel time from SkyVenture, a year's worth of maintenance for a BASE rig donated by Rigging Solutions LLC, two T-shirts from American Eagle Screen Print & Embroidery, and additional T-shirts and stickers.
3rd Place - Anthony White from Canada won $25 from Vertical Visions, a plaque, a cool stashbag from Morpheus Technologies, two T-shirts from American Eagle Screen Print & Embroidery, and additional T-shirts and stickers.
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