2022 Wet Hot Summer Throwdown Recap

Mike Collette • August 8, 2022
Great day, great energy, and great people.
Our 8th annual Wet Hot Summer Throwdown was so much fun!! To give you context one the day, there were 3 events along with a floater event:

Event 1 Details:

A poster for wet hit throwdown summer 22
A woman is lifting a barbell in a gym.
A man is squatting down with a barbell in a gym.
A woman is lifting a barbell over her head in a gym.

Here were the results for WOD 1:

Three sheets of paper with numbers and letters on them

Event 2 Details:

A poster for wet hat throwdown summer 22 event 2

 

Event 2 was pretty cool… while it was HOT outside, it was our first event that we moved from Prototype to another location to perform this event. The workout had a 20 min cap and started at Prototype and we required the athletes to run to Todd and Peg’s house which was a 1.2-mile run.

Now… that wasn’t all… once they finished the run, with whatever time that was left, we had them alternate rounds of 7 burpees and 7 air squats with their partner.

This one got SWEATY for sure and was probably the hardest event of the day. We have some pics below and results!

A group of people are standing around a basketball hoop in a park.

Here are the results for WOD 2:

A computer screen shows a list of team tickets

Event 3 Details:

A poster for wet hit throwdown summer 22 event 3

Unlike previous WHST or competitions, we have done at Prototype, this was a first! Instead of another workout, event 3 was a single game elimination cornhole tournament. The seeding of the bracket was based on how well the teams did in Event 1 and 2. There were 20 teams which meant a 20 team bracket.

The first round was the prelim round between the 20th seeded team through the 13th seeded team.

Round 1 was a game to 15. The rest of the bracket (elite 8, final four and championship) was to 21.

The scoring of this event was based on where the teams placed in the bracket. It got heated AND competitive at times, but there can only be one cornhole champ in this competition! Some pics and results below!

Two men are posing for a picture in a gym with their arms crossed.A shirtless man wearing sunglasses and a baseball cap is standing in a park.A woman in a blue tank top and shorts is throwing a frisbee in a park.

A group of men are playing cornhole in a park.

Here are the results for event 3:

A screenshot of a website showing a list of tasks.
We want to give a few shout outs and thank you’s for making this possible!
First, another big thank you to Todd and Peg for hosting. They open up there home for us every year to do this and it’s one of if not my favorite event we do every year at Prototype . We really appreciate it!
Second, big shout out and thank you to all the volunteers and judges!!! 徐睿 , Bethanne , Cayla , Abigail , Syam , Brian , Gina (also for stepping in for Graham ), Morgan, LJ, Lillian , Madie… we couldn’t have done this event without your help. Super grateful for you spending your Saturday with us!!
Also, to all those that competed and go outside their comfort zone! The workouts weren’t easy and it wasn’t the coolest day out. You all crushed it!! Way to go!!!
The rain Saturday did disrupt our awards ceremony and I wasn’t able to get any pics but want to give a shout out to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place teams!!
A group of women are posing for a picture in a gym.

FINAL STANDINGS:

A gold medal with a red ribbon on a white background. We’re here for the beer Garret St. Onge and Nicole Moore
A silver medal with a red ribbon on a white background. Meows Jewels Evan Cleveland and @michael Cuthbert
A bronze medal with a red ribbon and the number three on it. Back Nine Mark DiRienzo and Todd Kinsman
Cornhole Champs… Guns and Buns Eric Rogers and yours truly (sorry again for all the swearing A yellow smiley face with a surprised look on its face. )
Until next year everyone! Cheers and thank you again!!

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