THREE YEARS.

Year one set the format. Nineteen competitors, four events on the lake, and a Spikeball medal bonus that gave Kyle the inaugural trophy 28 to 23 over Tyler.

Year two changed the cast. The field grew to thirty, five events deep, with a new Most Wicked Race closing out the day. Austin Granger built a 10-point lead through Pickleball and Wiffleball and held it to the line, taking the trophy 31 to 26. The first non-repeat winner the lake has seen.

Year three came down to a single station. Thirty-five competitors, the debut Most Wicked Combine, and Kyle and Cory tied 29–29 going into the last event. Cory ran the morning with a perfect 4–0 in Hole Sports. Liza Klyachkin came back from 1–4 to win Pickleball 6–4. Bret Welch cleared the beach with a Wiffleball home run. Kyle took the six-station Combine shootout 6–5, the +2 medal bonus locked it, and the final read 31 to 29. Cory walked away with the Most Wicked GOAT vote.

Three years, two champions, one lake. Year four is Sunday, July 12.