KCCC 2026 Magazine-Print by JCPRD / Johnson County Park and Recreation District

KANSAS CITY CORPORATE CHALLENGE

2026 Daily Schedule

Visit our website, www.kccorporatechallenge.com, for your specific event times.

Saturday, April 4 Weightlifting

Friday, April 10 Softball

Saturday, April 11 Softball

Sunday, April 12 Softball

Tuesday, April 14 Cornhole

Wednesday, April 15 Cornhole

Thursday, April 16 Cornhole

Friday, April 17 Kick-off Walk

Saturday, April 18 Flag Football

Sunday, April 19 Flag Football Tennis

Tuesday, April 21 Archery

Wednesday, April 22 Archery

Saturday, April 25 Soccer Trapshooting

Sunday, April 26 Soccer Tennis

Tuesday, April 28 Bike Race

Wednesday, April 29 Bike Race

Saturday, May 2 5K Fishing

Sunday, May 3 Horseshoes Tennis

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Monday, May 4 Billiards Darts Men’s Golf

Tuesday, May 5 Billiards Darts

Wednesday, May 6 Billiards Darts

Thursday, May 7 Billiards Darts

Saturday, May 9 10K & Half Marathon

Monday, May 11 Billiards Darts

Tuesday, May 12 Billiards Darts

Wednesday, May 13 Billiards Darts

Thursday, May 14 Billiards Darts

Saturday, May 16 Volleyball

Sunday, May 17 Adventure Race Volleyball

Monday, May 18 Volleyball

Tuesday, May 19 Volleyball

Wednesday, May 20 Volleyball

Thursday, May 21 Volleyball

Saturday, May 30 Table Tennis

Sunday, May 31 Table Tennis

Monday, June 1 Track Long Jump Shot Put

Tuesday, June 2 Track Long Jump Shot Put

Wednesday, June 3 Track Long Jump Shot Put

Saturday, June 6 Basketball Pickleball

Sunday, June 7 Basketball Pickleball

Monday, June 8 Men’s Golf Pickleball

Tuesday, June 9 Pickleball

Wednesday, June 10 Pickleball

Thursday, June 11 Pickleball

Saturday, June 13 Disc Golf

Sunday, June 14 Disc Golf

Monday, June 15 Swimming

Wednesday, June 17 Swimming

Thursday, June 18 Swimming

Saturday, June 20 Bowling

Monday, June 22 Women’s Golf

Saturday, June 27 Tug of War

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

KCCC MISSION STATEMENT

To promote health, wellness, and camaraderie by presenting participants with physical endeavors designed to challenge their bodies and minds through the spirit of corporate competition.

As President of the Board of Directors, I would like to be the first to welcome you to the 47th season of the Kansas City Corporate Challenge!

As many of you know, since the inception of the games in 1980, the Kansas City Corporate Challenge has strived to promote health and wellness across the community as well as networking between the hundreds of companies that have participated in the games. Because of you, the Kansas City Corporate Challenge has been recognized as the largest and oldest games in the country.

As with all things in life, we are only as strong as the support systems we have around us; the Kansas City Corporate Challenge is no different. The games do not happen without the support of all the amazing people involved on so many different levels. Thank you to our presenting sponsor, PNC Bank, and the many companies who make it possible to keep the games going every year. It is due to these generous sponsorships that we are able to keep our relationships with the vendors and venues that we rely on year in and year out to house our events, give out medals and awards, and supply volunteer t-shirts and all of the various items needed to make sure we are providing the best possible experience we can. We will never be able to thank you enough for all that your sponsorships allow us to do!

The support does not stop with the sponsorships; the countless people that donate their time and energy to the games every year is something that has honestly always had me in awe. There is a passion for these games, and we see that in every company coordinator, volunteer, ambassador, and board member that selflessly gives their time to ensure that the games go off without a hitch. I have had the honor to work with and meet so many amazing people over the years that share a love and a passion for the games. I know this passion not only inspires me, but so many others to keep competing, volunteering, and encouraging others to be their best in all they do.

For me, my favorite thing about the games is seeing the joy on the faces of people who come out and compete. Whether they hit a PR on the bench press or hit the target once out of every arrow during archery, the personal victories that happen at every event are what make the games special to everyone involved. I will paraphrase a statement that was shared with me at the end of a season by fellow board member, Rebecca Earp: although we are at the end of another season, many new memories were made, and this is what the games are all about. The best part of the season ending is that we get to kick off a new one.

On behalf of the Board of Directors and Ambassadors, we look forward to seeing old friends and making new ones in the 2026 season of the Kansas City Corporate Challenge.

Ace Sims President, Board of Directors

KANSAS CITY CORPORATE CHALLENGE

2026 Board of Directors

The KCCC Board of Directors, representing companies from throughout the Kansas City area, governs the Kansas City Corporate Challenge. These Board Members are not permitted to participate as athletes in the Corporate Challenge while serving on the Board, but have the knowledge to provide valuable input from the companies’ perspective, making the Games the best they can be. In addition to the specialized area that they direct, each Board Member is a part of the overall decision-making process that governs the entire KCCC. Our thanks to these individuals and to their companies for allowing them the time to be a part of our organization.

BECOME A BOARD MEMBER

If your company would like to have a representative on the 2027 Kansas City Corporate Challenge Board of Directors, please contact our office at kccorporatechallenge@gmail.com.

Chad Tower

Executive Director

Kansas City Corporate Challenge

Matt Rusher

Administrative Director

Kansas City Corporate Challenge

Ace Sims

President

Magnum Boring

Makayla Maslanka Vice-President Corbion

Missy Kline

Past President City of Gladstone

Jackie Sessler

Director of Special Events BEUMER Group

Andie Burnidge

Director of Volunteers

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John Mitchelson

Director of Technology

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Melissa Taylor

Director of Promotions & Donations

Penn Entertainment

Kristy Ladd Culp

Presenting Sponsor Representative PNC Bank

Melissa Jones

Charity Representative

Habitat of Humanity KC

Lori Schiffer

Director of Internet Communications/Archives

Corporate Fitness Works

Rebecca Earp

Director of Media and Public Relations

Retired – EARP Distribution

Bob McMillin

Games Director

Retired – Fred Arbanas

Golf Course

Katy Renner

Games Director

JCPRD

Scott Frankum

Games Director

JCPRD

Amanda Kramer

Games Director

BK Consulting

Balena McClung – Grosscup

Games Director

Powercat Consulting

Darrel Bixby

Member at Large

Retired – UMB

Sarah Cunningham

Member at Large

Oracle

Sue Davison

Member at Large

Retired

Amber McWilliams

Charity Representative Habitat of Humanity KC

Chad Tower, Kristy Ladd Culp

KANSAS CITY CORPORATE CHALLENGE

2026 Ambassadors

The KCCC Ambassadors and the eyes and ears of the Board of Directors. Representing participating companies from throughout the Kansas City area, the KCCC Ambassadors may participate in the Games. An Ambassador is someone who encourages participants of all skill levels from all companies, supports the event officials, enforces event rules when necessary, provides feedback to the Board regarding companies that would be eligible for the Spirit and Sportsmanship Awards based on witnessed activities, and serves as a volunteer providing event assistance and administration. As experienced “KCCC Veterans”, they serve as mentors to new company coordinators. All suggestions and information provided to the KCCC Board of Directors by the Ambassadors will be considered, and it is certain that their involvement will greatly enhance the KCCC experience for all participants. We are very grateful to the following Ambassadors for their service and to their employers for allowing them to be a part of our organization.

If your company has someone interested in serving as a KCCC Ambassador, please contact the KCCC office at kccorporatechallenge@gmail.com.

Bison State Bank

Sandra Couch Salvation Army

Lizzie Daggett BRR Architecture

Hayley Dutton Garmin

Mo Fanty Gainwell

Ruth Feldblum Arrowhead Programs

Gayle Freeman Retired – Black & Veatch

Kaylee Harkins DH Pace

Andy Heier II Garmin

Jonette Killmar NKC Health – Retired

Nancy Norris Retired – Waddell & Reed

Dallas Perry AMC Theatres

Kaylina Pham SelectQuote

Hope Lutheran, Clavary Lutheran & Lutheran High School of KC

Briley Robinson CommunityAmerica Credit Union

Jeff Rucker Trevi Pay

Callie Ruffener NAIC

Jamie Sewell H&R Block

Joe Stompoly Winchester

Karen Stricker NAIC

Yvette Tunley Retired – City of KCMO

Tina Weatherspoon City of KCMO

Debra Wray-Yeargin Burns & McDonnell

Jeremy Zimmer Oracle

KANSAS CITY CORPORATE CHALLENGE

2026 Schedule of Events

Kansas City Corporate Challenge is a proud program of

As Presenting Sponsor, PNC Bank proudly sponsors all events.

5K

Sponsored by Midland Radio, NAIC & NIPR, Burns & McDonnell, Associated Wholesale Grocers, F.I.T. Muscle & Joint Clinic, American Red Cross, Community Blood Center

Race Date – Saturday, May 2

Men & Women – 7 am (Wave Start)

Race Location –

Burns & McDonnell 9300 Ward Parkway Kansas City, MO 64114

Packet Pick-up –

Thursday, April 30 (11 am-6 pm) Friday, May 1 (11 am-2 pm)

Packet Pick-up Location –Fleet Feet

PLEASE NOTE: ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST RECEIVE THEIR PACKETS BEFORE RACE DAY. THERE WILL BE NO RACE DAY CHECK-IN.

• NO BIB/TIMING TAG = NO TIME. Bib must be pinned on the front of the shirt during the race.

• No pets, unregistered baby strollers or joggers are allowed on the course.

• No outside competitors, for “pacing” purposes, allowed on the course

• Scored as a meet

• Course will be closed to all competitors after 75 minutes

• Finishers will not be eligible for places, points or medals after 75 minutes

3-ON-3 BASKETBALL

Saturday-Sunday, June 6-7

Mid-America West Sports Complex –Okun Fieldhouse

Men’s, Women’s and Coed categories

• Men’s and Women’s categories

• Competition by Division

• Games played to 11 points

• Win by 2, or 15 minutes, whichever comes first

ADVENTURE RACE

Sponsored by Midland Radio, Bayer, Associated Wholesale Grocers

Sunday, May 17

Athlete Check-in: 6 am-7:50 am

Race Starts: 8 am

Race Ends: 10 am

The Pavilion at the Theatre in the Park

• One 4-person team

• All 4 team members must be present to begin the race

• Team members must remain within 100 ft of each other

• Team packet picked up race morning.

• Goal is to collect as many checkpoints as possible in two hours or less

• Mass start with time limit of two hours

• Participants will complete the event all on foot

• Scored as team competition

ARCHERY

Tuesday-Wednesday, April 21-22

Archery Excellence 4420 S. Noland Road Independence, MO 64055

• Men’s and Women’s categories

• Competition by Division

• No late check-ins

• Game time is forfeit time

• Compete at 20 yards (60 feet) on an NFAA 5 spot target face

• No Cross Bows allowed

BIKE RACE

BILLIARDS

BOWLING

Saturday, June 20

Various locations by Division

• Men’s, Women’s and Coed categories

• Competition by Division

• No handicapping

• All games rolled are scratch games

• Three-game sets constitute total score

• Best three-game series by an individual will determine the individual winners (by Division)

• Top three individuals in each Division will receive medals and medal points toward their company’s overall total

• No bowlers may bowl missed frames due to late arrival

• Participant will pay for shoe rental

CORNHOLE

DARTS

DISC GOLF

Sponsored by Burns & McDonnell, Panasonic Energy

Saturday-Sunday, June 13-14

Rosedale Park Disc Golf Course

• Competition by Division

• Men’s and Women’s competitions

• No green fees and no golf carts available

• Players must supply own discs

• No handicaps, this is a scratch tournament

• No dogs please

• Professional Disc Golf Association Rules

• Caddies and spectators allowed

• Triple bogey is the maximum score on each hole

FISHING TOURNAMENT

FLAG FOOTBALL

GOLF

Monday, May 4 – Men –Heritage Park Golf Course

Monday, June 8 – Men –Heritage Park Golf Course

Monday, June 22 – Women –Fred Arbanas Golf Course

Heritage Park Golf Course 16455 S. Lackman Road Olathe, KS 66062

Fred Arbanas Golf Course 11100 View High Drive Kansas City, MO 64134

• Competition by Division

• Men’s and Women’s categories

• No Handicaps – this is a scratch tournament

• USGA Rules, winter rules

• Slow play rules in effect

• No caddies or spectators allowed

• Spikeless shoes are required

• Green fees paid by KCCC

• Golfers must pay for their golf carts. Fee is $20 per golfer or $40 per team. Riding carts are required.

• Men will play white tee and women red tee

HALF MARATHON & 10K

Sponsored by Midland Radio, Burns & McDonnell, Associated Wholesale Grocers, F.I.T. Muscle & Joint Clinic, American Red Cross, Community Blood Center

Race Date: Saturday, May 9

Race Location – Heritage Park Marina 16050 S. Pflumm Road Olathe, KS 66062

Race begins –Half Marathon 7 am 10K 7:30 am

Packet Pick-up –

Thursday, May 7 (11 am-6 pm) Friday, May 8 (11 am-2 pm)

Mill Creek Activity Center 6518 Vista Drive Shawnee, KS 66218

PLEASE NOTE: ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST RECEIVE THEIR PACKETS BEFORE RACE DAY. THERE WILL BE NO RACE DAY CHECK-IN.

Race Day Parking –

There will be no on-site parking at the race venue. All participants and attendees must park at the designated offsite lots.

Olathe South High School 1640 E. 151st Street Olathe, KS 66062

Indian Trail Middle School 1440 E. 151st Street Olathe, KS 66062

• No pets or strollers allowed on the course

• No outside competitors, for “pacing” purposes, allowed on the course

• Scored as a meet

• 10K – 2 participants per gender per age group

• Half Marathon – 1 participant per gender per age group, plus 1 additional participant per gender (Wild-Card)

• KCCC Half Marathon/10K course will close after 3 hours

Men 9 am-11 am (all men must be checked

Women 10 am-12 pm (all women must be

SHOT PUT

Monday-Wednesday, June 1-3

Shawnee Mission North High School

• Men and Women’s categories

• Competition by age group (19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+)

• Cafeteria system

• Best of 3 throws

4V4 SOCCER

Saturday-Sunday, April 25-26

Mid-America Sports Complex, Baseball Fields at North of parking lot

• Coed competition by Division (2 Males and 2 Females on the field)

check-out. All participants must have their own horseshoes.

• Each participant will throw 50 shoes

LONG JUMP

Monday-Wednesday, June 1-3

Shawnee Mission North High School

• Men’s and Women’s categories

• Competition by age group (19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+)

• Cafeteria system

• Best of three jumps

PICKLEBALL

SOFTBALL

TENNIS

TUG OF WAR

TRAP SHOOTING

WEIGHTLIFTING

2026 Point System

MAJOR COED TEAM COMPETITION

Flag Football, 4v4 Soccer, Softball, Tug of War

Points will be awarded to the top eight teams in each division, as follows:

1st place – 40 points 5th place – 16 points

2nd place – 32 points 6th place – 12 points

3rd place – 24 points 7th place – 8 points

4th place – 20 points 8th place – 4 points

TEAM COMPETITION

Adventure Race, Basketball, Bowling, Fishing, Team Weightlifting, Volleyball

Points will be awarded to the top eight teams in each division, as follows:

1st place – 20 points 5th place – 8 points

2nd place – 16 points 6th place – 6 points

3rd place – 12 points 7th place – 4 points

4th place – 10 points 8th place – 2 points

INDIVIDUAL OR DOUBLES COMPETITION

Archery, Billiards, Cornhole, Darts, Disc Golf, Golf, Horseshoes, Long Jump, Pickleball, Shot Put, Table Tennis, Tennis, Trap Shooting

Points will be awarded to the top eight finishers in each division, as follows:

1st place – 10 points 5th place – 4 points

2nd place – 8 points 6th place – 3 points

3rd place – 6 points 7th place – 2 points

4th place – 5 points 8th place – 1 point

Points Awarded in the Event of a Tie

In the occurrence of a tie in any event, individuals or teams will equally split the total points available for the places they occupy in the final results of that event.

(Example: a 2-way tie for 2nd place; the two teams will split the total of the 2nd and 3rd place points available).

MEDAL POINTS

Individual Bowling, Individual Weightlifting

Medal points will be added to your company’s overall KCCC total, by division, as follows:

1st place – 3 points

2nd place – 2 points

3rd place – 1 point

5K/10K/BIKE RACE/HALF MARATHON

The 5K & Bike Race events will be scored as two separate “meets”.

The 5K, 10K, Bike Race, Half Marathon will be scored as separate “meets”.

The top eight finishers in each age group, by division, in the 5K, 10K, Bike Race and Half Marathon will be awarded points toward your company’s 5K, 10K, Bike Race and Half Marathon “Meet Points” as follows:

1st Place – 10 points 5th Place – 4 points

2nd Place – 8 points 6th Place – 3 points

3rd Place – 6 points 7th Place – 2 points

4th Place – 5 points 8th Place – 1 point

After “Meet Points” are accumulated from all finishers in the 5K, 10K, Bike Race and Half Marathon, company winners will be determined and points will be awarded, by division, to your overall KCCC total for each Meet as follows:

1st Place – 40 points 7th Place – 12 points

2nd Place –34 points 8th Place – 10 points

3rd Place – 28 points 9th Place – 8 points

4th Place – 24 points 10th Place – 6 points

5th Place – 20 points 11th Place – 4 points

6th Place – 16 points 12th Place – 2 points

Additional “medal points” will be awarded toward your overall KCCC Total for the top three finishers in each age group (not by division), in the 5K, 10K, Bike Race and Half Marathon as follows:

1st Place – 3 points

2nd Place – 2 points

3rd Place – 1 point

TRACK AND SWIM MEETS

The top eight finishers for individual events (by division) within the Track and Swim Meets will be awarded points toward your company’s Track or Swim “Meet Points” as follows:

1st place – 10 points 5th place – 4 points

2nd place – 8 points 6th place – 3 points

3rd place – 6 points 7th place – 2 points

4th place – 5 points 8th place – 1 point

The top eight finishers for relays (by division) within the Track and Swim Meets will be awarded points toward your company’s Track or Swim “Meet Points” as follows:

1st place – 20 points 5th place – 8 points

2nd place – 16 points 6th place – 6 points

3rd place – 12 points 7th place – 4 points

4th place – 10 points 8th place – 2 points

Additional “bonus points” will be added to your Track and Swim “Meet Points” for the top eight finishers in each age group (not by division), in all individual track and swim events, as follows:

1st place – 10 points 5th place – 4 points

2nd place – 8 points 6th place – 3 points

3rd place – 6 points 7th place – 2 points

4th place – 5 points 8th place – 1 point

Additional “bonus points” will be added to your Track and Swim “Meet Points” for the top eight teams overall in each relay (not by division), in the track and swim meets, as follows:

1st place – 20 points 5th place – 8 points

2nd place – 16 points 6th place – 6 points

3rd place – 12 points 7th place – 4 points

4th place – 10 points 8th place – 2 points

Based on your company’s total “Track Meet Points”, or “Swim Meet Points”, points will then be awarded (by division) to your company’s overall KCCC Total for Track and Swimming, as follows:

1st place – 80 points 9th place – 20 points

2nd place – 70 points 10th place – 16 points

3rd place – 60 points 11th place – 12 points

4th place – 52 points 12th place – 10 points

5th place – 44 points 13th place – 8 points

6th place – 36 points 14th place – 6 points

7th place – 30 points 15th place – 4 points

8th place – 24 points 16th place – 2 points

WALKING POINTS

The KCCC Walk is for participation only. No medals will be awarded, but each legal participant will receive one point for completing the mile course, with a maximum number of points allowed per company. Point maximums are as follows:

Division A – 34 points Division E – 22 points

Division B – 32 points Division F – 20 points

Division C – 30 points Division G – 16 points

Division D – 26 points Division H – 12 points

PARTICIPATION POINTS

The KCCC will award participation points for all competitors in the Games. To receive participation points, competitors must complete the event as designed (track events may not be walked, they must be run; swimming strokes must adhere to Masters’ Swimming Guidelines; disqualifications of any kind will constitute non-participation). Participants will receive one participation point for each event in which they compete, with the following exception: Competitors in Track & Field and Swimming may receive a maximum of one participation point for all individual Track & Field events and a maximum of one participation point for all individual Swimming events. However, Track & Field or Swimming participants may receive additional points if they compete on relay teams.

Participation points awarded will be determined by the number of participants in that event:

Adventure Race – 4

Swim or Tack Relays – 4

Table Tennis Doubles – 2

Fishing – 2

Disc Golf – 2

Pickleball Doubles – 2

Cornhole – 2

Participation points for larger team events listed below will be awarded as follows (regardless of the number on your team roster:

Softball – 12

Tug of War – Coed – 10

Volleyball – Men’s – 6

Volleyball – Women’s – 6

All Participation Points will be added to your company’s overall KCCC Total.

The KCCC will assess Penalty Points to those companies whose competitors do not show up, for the following events: Adventure Race (4 pts); Basketball (6 pts); Billiards (2 pts); Bowling (8 pts); Cornhole (4 pts); Darts (2 pts); Disc Golf (4 pts); Flag Football (10 pts); Golf (4 pts); Pickleball (4 pts); 4v4 Soccer (8 pts); Softball (12 pts); Table Tennis Singles (2 pts); Table Tennis Mixed (4 pts); Tennis Mixed Doubles (4 pts); Volleyball (10 pts); Also, a 25-point penalty will be assessed to any company found in violation of the Employee Eligibility Rules.

One point will be awarded for each volunteer who assists with the Games, up to the maximum requested of your company by the KCCC. One point will be deducted for each volunteer who does not show up for their assigned event.

THE ALEX GEORGE AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE

those involved each year in the Kansas City Corporate Challenge. The award is named for the late Alex George, founder of the Kansas City Corporate Challenge. It represents the values he demonstrated in his various sports activities, namely a competitive spirit, a selfless dedication to amateur athletics, lifetime physical fitness and good sportsmanship. Below are excerpts from the winning recipients’ nomination letters.

Grant Zebold • Lamp Rynearson/CMT/PPS

The Alex George Award recognizes athleticism, resilience, dedication, selflessness, and sportsmanship –all qualities Grant Zebold possess.

As company coordinator, Grant not only motivated his team but also successfully coordinated efforts across three firms, boosting participation and helping the team move from 9th place in Division H last year to a top 4 finish in Division G.

A natural leader and fierce competitor, Grant began the season strong but suffered a torn ACL in the opening game of Flag Football. Remarkably, this injury didn’t stop him – he still competed in events like soccer, the 5K, weightlifting, swimming, and track. Grant anchored the sprint medley to a 3rd place finish and the 200-freestyle relay to a 1st place win.

He selflessly supported teammates by volunteering at track, cheering swimmers, and even showing up early on a Sunday for horseshoes to earn participation points.

His drive, leadership, and unwavering support have been instrumental to the team’s success this year.

Visit our website, www.kccorporatechallenge.com/event-info/event-details for a 2026 Nomination Form.

2025 ALEX GEORGE WINNER

NOMINATION FORM

THE ALEX GEORGE AWARD

FOR EXCELLENCE

The Board of Directors of the Kansas City Corporate Challenge presents the Alex George Award for Excellence to two athletes annually. Each participating company may nominate one woman and one man from its competitors, coaches or other support staff associated with the KCCC.

Please attach to each nomination a brief explanation of the value of the nominee to the company’s team or the KCCC in general.

Qualifications considered for the Award*

Athletic ability

Ability to overcome obstacles in performing athletic events

Dedication to the Kansas City Corporate Challenge in organizing and promoting events

Selflessness in dealings with KCCC

Sportsmanship with regard to other competitors and persons involved with the Games

*(Applicants don’t have to have all qualifications to be considered for this Award)

NOMINEE

COMPANY

YOUR NAME PHONE #

Deadline for submission is Wednesday, June 24, 2026 by 5 pm.

(copy form to submit two nominations)

Please email this form and a brief explanation for your nomination to: kccorporatechallenge@gmail.com

KCCC SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD

THE KCCC SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD will take place throughout the duration of the KCCC Games. Three companies total (across all divisions), will be presented with the “KCCC Sportsmanship Award” at the 2026 KCCC Closing Celebration. The KCCC Board of Directors and KCCC Ambassadors will act as judges for the contest.

The KCCC 2025 Spirit Contest Winners Benesch Garmin

Thornton Tomasetti & ME Engineers

Criteria on which companies will be judged for the “Sportsmanship Award” are:

• Fulfillment of volunteer requirement as assigned by KCCC

• Fair and generous treatment of others at events

• Demonstration of teamwork by company participants at events

• Respecting and following all rules and guidelines at events

• Sportsmanship toward other teams

• The KCCC Board of Directors realizes that due to the nature of an event such as the “Sportsmanship Award,” the judging will be subjective. While representatives from the Board of Directors do have a presence at all events, we welcome input from participating companies. Feel free to e-mail (kccorporatechallenge@gmail.com) with your comments regarding displays of notable sportsmanship that you have witnessed during the week. The Board will consider these comments in their tally. No points are awarded for the Sportsmanship Award.

For more information regarding the Sportsmanship Award, contact the KCCC Office at 913.831.2222 kccorporatechallenge@gmail.com

The 2025 KCCC Board of Directors awarded the KCCC T-Shirt Design Contest Award and seven honorable mention awards.

The award for the Best T-Shirt Design of the 2025 KCCC Games went to:

US Army Corps of Engineers

The seven honorable mentions went to: AMC Theatres • Grundfos • Helzberg • JCPRD Quanta Infrastructure Solutions Group Rally House • Walz Tetrick Advertising

2026

T-SHIRT DESIGN

KCCC T-Shirt Contest Guidelines!

Each year, the KCCC Board of Directors holds a design competition in which companies may enter a t-shirt. The Board will evaluate each t-shirt based on the guidelines and determine a winner. Winning companies will be recognized with an award.

The KCCC Board of Directors judge each shirt using the following criteria:

• Visual appeal and coordination of colors

• Readability

• Clearly illustrates company name and logo

• Creativity/Originality of design

• Kansas City Corporate Challenge name or logo displayed

Many participating companies go to great lengths to design and produce a great-looking t-shirt for their employees to wear while participating in the KCCC. We applaud their efforts and provide this fun way to acknowledge and display their final product.

No points are awarded for the t-shirt contest.

Rebecca Earp Spirit Award

The Rebecca Earp Spirit Award is given to companies that show incredible passion and support for its athletes while also displaying excellent sportsmanship and class toward other competitors. This competition has been a KCCC staple for many years.

Rebecca Earp embodies all that this award represents. Throughout her many years of involvement with KCCC – whether as a Company Coordinator, participant, volunteer, or Board Member – Rebecca IS KCCC spirit. You’ve seen her behind the lens at every event capturing your most amazing moments. She’s behind the scenes of our social media spotlighting your unbelievable accomplishments. She’s manning the DJ booth and cheering you on as you cross the finish line. Because of all this, and more, this special recognition is known as the Rebecca Earp Spirit Award.

2025 Rebecca Earp Spirit Award Winners City of Kansas City Missouri Creative Planning Grundfos

The Fall Series is open to all KC metro companies regardless of participation in the 2026 KCCC. It’s a great way for associates, friends, and family to engage in some friendly and healthy competition.

If your team were to fill each permitted slot of every event, over 60 participants can join in the fun! If your company has more than 60 interested participants, you are welcome to register another team and can still compete on behalf of your company –there is no limit to the number of teams your company can register.

WILL SELL OUT at 30 companies (minimum 20) and divisions will be established at random, not based on company size. Teams will have the opportunity to compete with companies they’d otherwise not face during the regular KCCC season. Extraordinary matchups and fierce competition will ensue!

Placements of gold, silver, or bronze will be awarded to the top three finishers within each division at every event with the exception of the 5K. Placements for the 5K will be awarded to the top three finishers in each of the following age groups, by gender: 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+

Registration for the Fall Series is only $1,500 – Call the KCCC Office today to register!

Events offered:

5K, Adventure Race, Basketball Skills Competition, Bowling, Cornhole, Pickleball, Sand Volleyball

KANSAS CITY CORPORATE CHALLENGE

2026 Participants by Division

DIVISION A

2000 & More Employees

Black & Veatch

Burns & McDonnell

Children’s Mercy Hospital

City of KCMO

Commerce Bank

Garmin

Johnson County Government

Kansas City National

Security Campus

Kansas City VA Medical Center

Kiewit

T-Mobile

UMB

DIVISION B

790-1999 Employees

American Century Investments

Associated Wholesale Grocers

Creative Planning

Custom Truck One Source

DH Pace

Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

FTI

H&R Block

Hallmark

JE Dunn Construction

Johnson County Community College

Netsmart

Panasonic Energy

SelectQuote

DIVISION C

500 to 789 Employees

AMC Theatres

Americo

Bayer

BlueScope North America

Cornerstones of Care

CPKC

Edward Jones

Empower

G.E.H.A

Henderson Engineers

HNTB

NAIC & NIPR

PNC Bank

Sioux Chief Manufacturing

Stowers Institute

for Medical Research

TVH Parts

WellSky

DIVISION D

305 to 499 Employees

City of Shawnee

Deloitte

Engineered Air

Fike

Helzberg

Hills Pet Nutrition

Huhtamaki

JCPRD

Kansas City Life Insurance Company

McCownGordon Construction

nbkc bank

Populous

SPX Cooling Tech

Swiss Re

Travelers Insurance

TreviPay

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Veterans United Home Loans

Waterone

DIVISION E

225 to 304 Employees

Automatic Systems Inc.

Cboe Global Markets

Design Resources, Inc.

Dimensional Innovations

Forvis Mazars

HDR

Kansas City Chiefs Football Club

Kansas City University

Mars Petcare

MilliporeSigma

MRIGlobal

National Beef

P1 Group

Pembroke Hill School

QTS Data Centers

Russell Stover Chocolates

Security Benefit

U.S. Engineering

WSP+POWER

Zurich

DIVISION F

130 to 224 Employees

BRR Architecture

Community Blood Center

Continental Disc Corporation

DEMDACO

DM Injury Law

Excelligence Learning Corporation

Garver/Bungii/Russell

Grant Thornton

IPFS

KC Power Pack

KU Endowment

Labconco

PricewaterhouseCoopers

Propio

Rally House

RubinBrown, LLP

Ruskin Company

Southwind

Spotlight

Sunflower Medical Group

DIVISION G

82 to 129 Employees

Ad Astra

Athletico Physical Therapy

Elanco Animal Health

Engineer Outlaws

GENESYS Systems Integrator

GFT

Grundfos

IMA

Intrepid Direct Insurance

KCTV5

Marvin

New York Life

Optiv Security Inc.

PayIt

SparkChange LLC

Springline Advisory

The Scoular Company

Thornton Tomasetti & ME Engineers

Trane Technologies

Walz Tetrick Advertising

DIVISION H

81 & Less Employees

AgriSompo

Aton Health

Benesch

Caliber Financial Services

Capgemini

CDM Smith

Copaken Brooks

F.I.T. Muscle & Joint Clinic

Gainwell

KC Underdogs

Keen Wealth Advisors

Multi Service Fuel Card

Newkirk Novak

Construction Partners

NSPJ+Imprint

Omaha Track Equipment

Quanta Infrastructure

Solutions Group

Regal Distributing

Rose Paving LLC

Schutte Lumber Company

Sosland Publishing

Southern Star Central

Gas Pipeline

Superior Electrical Construction

Trimont

Valorem Reply

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Company Profiles 2026

Adaptive Solutions Group

Adaptive Solutions Group is a leading provider of Information Technology and Professional Services personnel. Our recruiting services offer clients a variety of options, each customizable to their specific needs. Since our founding in 2002, we’ve structured our services around prioritizing people, allowing us to provide premium partnerships.

Ad Astra Ad Astra is the trusted partner of colleges and universities committed to graduating more students faster. Ad Astra is only AI-powered Smart Scheduling™ software that unifies courses, faculty, rooms, and events – boosting institutional efficiency and helping more students graduate on time.

AgriSompo

AgriSompo combines crop and livestock insurance with expert industry knowledge to deliver proactive nationwide risk management and exceptional customer service. As one of the largest crop insurance providers in the United States, we have the financial strength and balanced portfolio to remain a stable and predictable partner.

AMC Theatres

AMC is the largest movie exhibition company in the United States and throughout the world with approximately 860 theatres and 9,600 screens across the globe. AMC was started as single theatre in downtown Kansas City over 100 years ago and currently operates seven locations in the greater KC metro area.

American Century Investments

American Century Investments is a leading global asset manager focused on delivering investment results and building long-term client relationships while supporting breakthrough medical research. Founded in 1958, American Century Investments’ 1,400 employees serve financial professionals, institutions, corporations and individual investors from offices in Kansas City, Missouri; New York; Los Angeles; Santa Clara, California; Portland, Oregon; London; Frankfurt, Germany; Hong Kong; and Sydney. Jonathan S. Thomas is president and chief executive officer, and Victor Zhang serves as chief investment officer. Delivering investment results to clients enables American Century Investments to distribute over 40% of its dividends to the Stowers Institute for Medical Research, a 500-person, nonprofit basic biomedical research organization. The Institute owns more than 40% of American Century Investments and has received dividend payments of more than $2 billion since 2000.

Americo

Americo is one of the largest independent, privately-held life insurance companies in the United States. Americo and its family of insurance companies have provided life insurance and annuity products to protect the financial future of its policyholders for over 100 years. This is Americo’s 31st year in KCCC. www.americo.com

Associated Wholesale Grocers

EVENT SPONSOR

AWG marks its 100th anniversary in 2026. From humble beginnings to a nationwide network, AWG empowers independent retailers – through our member-owned cooperative –with the tools, products, and services needed to succeed. Looking ahead, our vision remains clear: be the partner of choice and enable independent grocer success across the U.S.

Athletico Physical Therapy

Athletico Physical Therapy is a leading provider orthopedic rehabilitation services to communities, employers and athletes. Our services include physical and occupational therapy, workers’ compensation and onsite employer services, athletic training, and over 50 specialty services. Athletico has 19 clinics located throughout the Kansas City metro area! Better for Every Body!

Aton Health

Aton Health advances clinician-led research and early cancer detection to close gaps between screening and care. Proud of our expanding Kansas City presence, we’re excited to return to the Corporate Challenge, celebrating teamwork, wellness, and community.

Automatic Systems Inc.

Founded in 1972 and headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, Automatic Systems, Inc. (ASI) has spent more than five decades delivering engineered solutions that improve efficiency, reliability, and performance across complex industrial environments. ASI has grown into a family of companies recognized for expertise in conveyance systems, automation, and robotics.

Bayer BRONZE SPONSOR

Bayer Crop Science develops sustainable agricultural solutions – seeds, crop protection and digital tools –that help farmers increase yields, protect biodiversity and adapt to climate change. Committed to innovation and stewardship, it delivers trusted products and services that support food security and rural livelihoods worldwide.

Benesch

Serving a broad range of markets, Benesch is committed to enhancing infrastructure and communities across the country. Roads, bridges, parks and airports are just a few examples of where you can find our work. Through planning, engineering and design, we create spaces and provide connections that make a difference.

Black & Veatch

Black & Veatch is 100% employee-owned, with more than 12,000 professionals worldwide who are personally invested in helping our clients and company achieve success. We take pride in building infrastructure that’s sustainable and resilient. At Black & Veatch, we’re Building a World of Difference.®

BlueScope North America

BRONZE SPONSOR

BlueScope Buildings creates and inspires smart steel solutions that strengthen communities. Our two brands, Butler Manufacturing, and Varco Pruden Buildings, lead the industry by empowering construction partners, pushing the boundaries of innovation, and enhancing the building experience for everyone involved – redefining excellence and profoundly impacting people and place.

Bodies Race Company

Member of KC Underdogs

Bodies Race Company produces family-friendly running events that make a healthy impact in our communities. We get people moving, connected, and engaged through well-executed events that serve charities, cities, and corporate partners nationwide, creating meaningful experiences that inspire participation, pride, and long-term community wellness.

BRR Architecture

BRR Architecture Inc. BRR elevates the everyday experience. We are a national architectural design firm that collaborates with clients on retail, grocery, hospitality, industrial, mixed-use/multi-family and office projects across the U.S. Our 300+ person team is located in 10 cities nationwide. Visit www.brrarch.com to view our work.

Burns & McDonnell

BRONZE SPONSOR

Burns & McDonnell brings together an unmatched team of consultants, engineers, construction professionals, architects and more to design and build critical infrastructure. The firm’s solutions-driven, integrated team offers fullservice capabilities. Founded in 1898 and working from more than 75 offices globally, Burns & McDonnell is 100% employee-owned.

Caliber Financial Services

Caliber Financial Services, Inc. is a tribally-chartered corporation and wholly owned by the Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Indians. Caliber provides professional portfolio management services to lenders including the Tribe’s consumer lending portfolios. Revenues from Caliber go to support social programs critical to the Tribe’s members such as elder care, educational scholarships, after-school programs, public safety, and improvements to housing and infrastructure.

Capgemini

As a leading strategic partner to companies around the world, we address the entire breadth of business needs, from strategy and design to managing operations. To do this, we draw on our command of the fast-evolving fields of cloud, data artificial intelligence, connectivity, software, digital engineering, and platforms.

Cboe Global Markets

Cboe Global Markets delivers cutting-edge trading, clearing and investment solutions around the world. The company is committed to operating a trusted, inclusive global marketplace that enable participants to define a sustainable financial future. Cboe provides trading solutions and products in multiple asset classes across North America, Europe and Asia Pacific. Visit Cboe.com

CDM Smith

At CDM Smith, we specialize in engineering and construction, delivering smart solutions in water, environment, transportation, energy, and facilities. With over 75 years of experience, we serve both public and private clients globally, ensuring excellence and innovation in every project.

Children’s Mercy

Kansas City

KICK-OFF PARTY SPONSOR

Founded in 1897, Children’s Mercy is a nationally recognized, independent pediatric health system and a world leader in pediatric translational research. Together, we transform the health, wellbeing and potential of children, with unwavering compassion for those most vulnerable.

City of Kansas City, Missouri

The City of Fountains, boulevards, jazz, barbecue covers 310 square miles and employs more than 4,500 employees in 19 departments providing over 300 services to over 495,000 residents. We are home of the Super Bowl and World Series Champions! The City of Kansas City, Missouri is a world-class city with a long tradition of strong neighborhoods, arts, sports, and entertainment.

City of Shawnee

The City of Shawnee, KS is the third largest City in Johnson County and is one of the fastest growing cities in the area. Eight different Departments serve the citizens of Shawnee, including; Administration, Finance, Information Technology, Community Development, Public Works, Parks & Recreation, Police, and Fire.

CMT

Member of Engineering Outlaws

Our team’s experienced planners, engineers, scientists, and consultants apply strategic expertise and technical acumen to deliver results across the entire infrastructure lifecycle.

Commerce Bank

At Commerce Bank, we’ve been providing financial solutions that are tailored to your ever-changing wants and needs for 160 years. So, if you have questions about your money or just want some new ideas on how to get where you want to go, we’ll find the answers that matter. Together.

Community Blood Center EVENT SPONSOR

For more than 60 years in Kansas City, Community Blood Center (CBC) has been an independent, not-for-profit organization with the mission to provide a safe and adequate supply of blood and blood components to meet the transfusion needs of patients in our community. Learn more at www.savealifenow.org

Continental Disc Corporation Performance Under

Pressure.

Any industry, application, or location, worldwide – we have an overpressure safety solution.

Established in 1965, Continental Disc Corporation is a leading manufacturer of rupture disc devices for 40+ industries, including chemical, petrochemical, petroleum refining, pharmaceutical, beverage, food and dairy, aerospace, gases and electronics.

Copaken Brooks

Copaken Brooks is a full-service commercial real estate firm headquartered in Kansas City and serving the Midwest. For more than 100 years, the firm has supported a national client base with services including investment sales and acquisition, tenant representation and HQ relocations, property and asset management, development, owner’s representation, and leasing across all property types.

Cornerstones of Care

Cornerstones of Care is a behavioral and mental health nonprofit dedicated to partnering with children and families to build safe and healthy communities. For over 150 years, our passionate and trauma-informed team members have been creating safe healing spaces for those impacted by trauma in Kansas, Missouri, and beyond. We are headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, but our lasting impact touches the lives of children and families in offices, classrooms, and homes across the region.

CPKC

Go places no one else can go with CPKC. As the only single-line rail network connecting North America, CPKC provides innovative and efficient freight transportation services to key markets across the continent elevating safety, improving service and driving sustainability. We are changing supply chains, connecting communities and fueling economic growth in Canada, the United States and Mexico.

Creative Planning

Creative Planning is a leading wealth management firm, ranked a Top RIA Firm by Barron’s the past six years. Our comprehensive offering helps clients grow, protect and transfer their wealth. Creative Planning was recognized in 2025 as #1 Best Place to Work by the Kansas City Business Journal. Visit CreativePlanning.com

Custom Truck One Source

Custom Truck One Source (CTOS) is a leading “one-stop-shop” provider of specialty trucks and equipment serving customers in the electric utility transmission and distribution, telecom, rail and infrastructure end-markets across North America. We provide our customers what they need to maintain, repair, upgrade and install our nation’s critical infrastructure.

Deloitte

Deloitte delivers audit, consulting, tax, and advisory services to leading organizations, including nearly 90% of the Fortune 500 and more than 9,000 U.S. private companies. Guided by our purpose, we unite talent, technology, disciplines, and alliances to solve complex business challenges. Our global network spans 150+ countries and brings together 470,000 people worldwide.

DEMDACO

We at DEMDACO believe every product creates a conversation. We hope to participate in the meaningful moments of your lives. We don’t create those moments –we aspire to make them a little better. We want to be there in times of comfort, love and joy. We strive to Lift the Spirit in you, in each other and in our communities.

Pronounced dem-day-koh, and named for our founders Demi and Dave, for over 25 years, we’ve designed and curated purposeful gifts that help Lift the Spirit –in times of celebration, when comfort is needed or just to put a smile on someone’s face. These handcrafted artisan gifts are created to nurture goodness, support family and friends, and encourage us to inspire others… and ourselves.

Design Resources Inc. EVENT SPONSOR

As global apparel design and sourcing experts, we help Brands tell their story through high quality, innovative apparel products. DRI has the resources to ensure a fully integrated and socially compliant approach to our client’s creative development, merchandising, and operational needs.

DH Pace

Specializing in everything from commercial and industrial doors, access systems, docks and gates, to residential garage doors and openers. DH Pace and our sister company, Overhead Door Company of Kansas City, combine quality, dependable products with reliable service and installation to serve any home and business. Visit: DHPace.com or OverheadDoorKansasCity.com

Dimensional Innovations

Dimensional Innovations is an experience design, build and technology firm that specializes in creating one-of-a-kind physical and digital experiences for clients across the country. We’re an interdisciplinary team of creators, fabricators, graphic designers, architects, engineers, and more, all collaborating under one roof to defy the mediocre through remarkable experiences.

DM Injury Law

DM Injury Law provides awardwinning personal injury law services across the Midwest. We have cultivated a reputation for being bold and unwavering advocates for injured victims and families, as well as tried and true professionals who collaborate effectively with other attorneys and law firms dedicated to similar endeavors. DM Injury Law has over 60 attorneys with years of experience to get our clients the justice and compensation they deserve. Community involvement, specifically youth activities and giving back to the communities we serve and represent, is an integral part of our firm’s mission. For more information call 816-888-7500 or visit www.dmlawusa.com

Drug Free Sport International

Member of KC Power Pack

Drug Free Sport International (DFSI) is a global leader in the anti-doping industry with more than 27 years administering comprehensive anti-doping solutions for amateur and professional athletic organizations worldwide. We are excited to kick off our rookie year!

Edward Jones

For 100 years, Edward Jones has worked to create a better future for our clients and their families and communities, one relationship at a time. Our advice is based on a disciplined, established process that centers on our clients, who are individual investors, and the goals they’re trying to achieve.

Elanco Animal Health

Elanco provides for those who raise and care for animals with solutions that empower them to advance a vision of food and companionship enriching life.

Empower

Built on a foundation of trust, integrity and promise, we proudly serve over 88,000 outstanding organizations and more than 19 million individuals. We take great pride in helping people with saving, investing and advice, while providing them with the tools and resources they need to help reach their financial goals.

Engineered Air

Engineered Air is one of North America’s largest manufacturers of: Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation, Refrigeration, Energy Recovery, Heat Transfer Products. Engineered Air’s integrated sales, design and manufacturing groups enable the company to produce equipment that is designed to fit a specific project’s requirements.

Excelligence Learning Corporation

Excelligence Learning Corporation is a comprehensive educational solutions provider focused on enhancing early education through innovative products, curriculum, and support for educators, programs, and families worldwide. We serve educators, parents, and children in more than 40 countries offering a portfolio of 20,000+ products and solutions through proprietary and market-leading brands.

F.I.T. Muscle & Joint Clinic SUPPORTING SPONSOR

F.I.T. Muscle & Joint Clinic is a locally owned multi-specialty practice with 11 KC-area locations, offering personalized care from a team of physical therapists, chiropractors, and occupational therapists. Through our Functional Integrative Triage (F.I.T.) approach, we combine proven treatments like dry needling, soft tissue therapy, and rehab exercises to help you reduce pain, restore movement, and perform at your best. Our goal is simple: help you feel better than before and get back to doing what you love.

Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

The Kansas City Fed is one of 12 regional Reserve Banks that, along with the Board of Governors in Washington, D.C., make up our nation’s central bank. We work in the public’s interest by supporting economic and financial stability.

Federated Rural Electric Exchange

Member of KC Power Pack

Federated is the leading provider of property and casualty insurance for rural electric utilities in 46 states. All business is produced on a direct basis through internal staff. All underwriting claims services and administrative functions are handled in-house. This allows Federated to provide unparalleled service at an affordable cost.

Fike

Founded in 1945, Fike Corporation has over 1,000 employees worldwide. Its headquarters are located in Blue Springs, Mo, with operations in 13 countries. Fike is a global leader of innovative safety solutions that protect people and critical assets from dangers such as fire, explosion and overpressurization through proven, reliable products.

FORVIS MAZARS

FORVIS MAZARS, LLP is a professional services firm providing assurance, tax, and advisory services. Created by the merger of equals of BKD, LLP, Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP (DHG), AND Mazars, FORVIS MAZARS is driven by the commitment to use our forward vision to deliver an Unmatched Client Experience™.

FTI

The foundation of our employees’ expertise comes with a dedication to quality and high performance that’s unmatched in the industry through electrical installation, system integration, preconstruction, critical power, and engineering. We redefine what’s possible. Our value-added offerings support our customers throughout the lifecycle of their energy assets – and beyond. We offer a comprehensive and innovative approach to bringing the highest value to our clients through electrical assemblies, industrialized construction builds, distributed energy resources, and EV charging infrastructure. We partner with clients from local and regional businesses to large international organizations across all types of industries, enabling us to serve current and evolving energy needs.

G.E.H.A

Government Employees Health Association, Inc. (G.E.H.A) is a nonprofit member association that provides health and dental benefits that millions of United States federal employees and retirees, military retirees and their families have counted on since 1937.

Gainwell EVENT SPONSOR

Gainwell is the leading provider of technology solutions for the administration and operations of health and human services programs. Gainwell is a new company with over 50 years’ experience, a reputation for excellence and unparalleled industry expertise. We offer clients scalable and flexible solutions for their most complex challenges.

Gainwelltechnologies.com

Garmin

We make products that are engineered on the inside for life on the outside. We do this so our customers can make the most of the time they spend pursuing their passions. With over 19,000 associates in 35 countries around the world, we bring GPS navigation and wearable technology to the automotive, aviation, marine, outdoor and fitness markets. Every day is an opportunity to innovate and a chance to beat yesterday.

Garver+Bungii+Russell

Garver, Bungii, and Russell Construction will unite as one powerhouse team in the Kansas City Corporate Challenge games. They plan to deliver a fully completed, on-time, competitionready performance…would you expect anything else from engineers, logistics experts, and construction professionals?

GENESYS Systems Integrator

At GENESYS we create, innovate and integrate to solve major production challenges, bringing turnkey Systems Integration and automation solutions that help manufacturers produce their products better, faster, safer at a greater value. Our Sales team will identify your needs, our Engineers design your system then work closely with our Project Managers and Manufacturing team to assemble the components. Finally, we install our product insuring quality and function. We have 27 years’ experience in keeping major companies keep up with technology and running efficiently.

GFT

Gannett Fleming TranSystems has 5,000+ employees in 130 offices delivering resilient and sustainable planning, design, construction oversight, and technology solutions. We offer comprehensive infrastructure consulting services to a wide range of markets, including transportation, water resources, civic, education, federal, industrial, power, and life sciences.

Grant Thornton

Grant Thornton is a U.S. professional services firm delivering audit, tax, and advisory solutions. With 76,000+ professionals across 156+ markets, the firm blends strong relationships, deep industry insight, and innovative technology to help organizations advance confidently through quality, personalized service and a trusted global approach.

Grundfos

SILVER SPONSOR

Grundfos brings the power and the beauty of water to life, here and around the world. In the greater Kansas City area Grundfos is providing energy efficient pumping solutions to: Sporting Park, Kauffmann Stadium, Kauffmann Center of Performing Arts, KCMO Parks and Recreation Fountains, One KC Place, Garmin, Boulevard Brewing Co. and the new KCI airport terminal.

H&R Block

H&R Block builds long-lasting relationships by living out its Purpose: To provide help and inspire confidence in our clients and communities everywhere. Relationships are at the heart of what we do – and every day, we continue working to establish a Connected Culture where associates can bring their whole selves to work.

Hallmark

For more than 115 years, familyowned Hallmark Cards, Inc. has been dedicated to creating a more emotionally connected world. Headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri and employing more than 20,000 worldwide, the approximately $3.5 billion company operates a diversified portfolio of businesses including Hallmark, Crown Center, Crayola and Hallmark Media.

HDR SUPPORTING SPONSOR

HDR is an employee-owned company partnering with clients to shape communities and push the boundaries of what’s possible since 1917. We specialize in engineering, architecture, environmental and construction services. With over 14,500 employees operating in 200 locations worldwide, completing projects in 60 countries, we think global and act local.

Helzberg CLOSING CELEBRATION SPONSOR

Since opening our first store in Kansas City, Helzberg has grown into a nationwide family of jewelry stores. Through it all, our core values have stayed the same. We believe in people first, and it shines through in everything we do. Visit one of our Kansas City locations or www.helzberg.com

Henderson Engineers

Henderson Engineers has been bringing buildings to life since 1970 through technical excellence and innovative design. Our people-first culture is 100% employee owned. Supported by general contracting and commissioning services from Henderson Building Solutions, we deliver design-build solutions from concept through completion. www.hendersonengineers.com

Hills Pet Nutrition

Our mission is to help enrich and lengthen the special relationships between people and their pets through the transformative power of nutrition, and to make nutrition a cornerstone of veterinary medicine. Our company headquarters are located in Kansas City, but our reach to pets spans the globe.

HNTB

Headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, HNTB Corporation is an employee-owned infrastructure solutions firm serving public and private owners and contractors. With over a century of service, HNTB’s contribution can be seen among the largest, most complex bridges, highways, airports, public buildings and public works projects across the country. www.hntb.com

Homoly Design Build

Member of KC Underdogs

Homoly Design Build is a nationally recognized, family-owned custom home builder in Kansas City. Known for thoughtful design, high performance building practices, and exceptional craftsmanship. Homoly Creates industry-leading homes grounded in quality, innovation, and a highly collaborative process.

Huhtamaki MEDAL SPONSOR

Huhtamaki is a global provider of sustainable packaging solutions. Our products protect on-the-go and on-the-shelf food and beverages, ensuring hygiene and safety. We are committed to protecting food, people and the planet and are on the lookout for passionate and consummate professionals to join our growing team. Visit us.huhtamaki.com/careers

IMA

IMA Financial Group is an integrated financial services company with three entities: IMA, IMA Specialty, and IMA Advisors. With over 2,400 associates in the US, IMA is the third largest privately held insurance broker. As an employeeowned company with 1,500 shareholders, IMA remains independent, reinvesting in staff and resources to provide maximum services and value to clients, helping them manage risk, operate safely, and care for their employees. www.imacorp.com

Imprint Design+Engineering

Member of NSPJ+Imprint

We are a mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering and design services firm that collaborates and consults with architects, contractors, and owners in the design and engineering of building systems of all types including multifamily, municipal, industrial, commercial, retail, and hospitality projects all over the country.

Intrepid Direct Insurance

Intrepid Direct has redefined the insurance experience, making it better for business owners. Based in Overland Park, our team of insurance and technology professionals provides direct-toconsumer solutions that result in time and cost savings for our customers. Direct makes THE difference for your business insurance needs. Learn more at intrepiddirect.com.

IPFS

Imperial PFS is committed to Legendary Service® since 1977. IPFS combines premium financing, payments, eSignature, document delivery, and storage capabilities in an all-encompassing suite of services that streamline operations, shorten the sales cycle, improve experiences, and foster business growth.

JE Dunn Construction

JE Dunn Construction, founded in 1924, is a general building contractor with 26 offices in the U.S. We embrace our resolute responsibility to our clients and their goals, using the right people and right tools to build authentic partnerships.

Johnson County Community College

Founded in 1969, Johnson County Community College employs dedicated professionals who support student success and community impact. JCCC promotes a collaborative, wellness-focused workplace, encouraging teamwork, engagement, and friendly competition through events like Kansas City Corporate Challenge.

Johnson County Government

Johnson County Government serves a diverse and expanding population through 30 departments, agencies and offices. We provide more than 350 services –everything from answering 9-1-1 calls, operating health centers, libraries and airports, reviewing building plans and more. Approximately 4,000 public servants are dedicated to helping Johnson County remain a safe, vibrant community.

JCPRD

KCCC IS PROUD PROGRAM OF Johnson County Park and Recreation District Founding Partner Offering opportunities for all to lead an active lifestyle while enriching the quality of life for our community. JCPRD offers 4,200+ programs and events each year, manages over 10,000 acres of parkland, 150+ miles of trails, with 25 culture and recreational facilities. Visit www.jcprd.com

Kansas City Chiefs Football Club

The Kansas City Chiefs are excited to participate in the 2026 KC Corporate Challenge! We had an absolute blast last year, and now we’re ready to bring the heat and crush it in this year’s games! Our team will consist of our business staff that works year-round to make Chiefs Kingdom a winning organization off the field.

Kansas City Life Insurance Company

Kansas City Life Insurance Company has provided financial services for 130 years. With approximately 400 associates in Kansas City, we offer a diverse range of products, including universal life, term life, whole life, annuities, and group products throughout 49 states serving individuals, families, small businesses, and corporations.

Kansas City National Security Campus

The Kansas City National Security Campus (KCNSC) is part of the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration’s collection of laboratories and production facilities within the Nuclear Security Enterprise. Decades of experience, attention to quality and precision engineering expertise makes the KCNSC a premier advanced manufacturing facility.

Kansas City University

Kansas City University, founded in 1916, is a fully accredited, private not-for-profit health sciences university with Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine, Biosciences, Anesthesiologist Assistant, and a College of Dental Medicine. The College of Osteopathic Medicine is the eighth largest medical school in the nation and the leading producer of physicians in Missouri.

Kansas City VA Medical Center

The Kansas City Veterans Affairs Medical Center opened in 1952 and has established a rich legacy of providing quality care to approximately 50,000 of our nation’s veterans. Over 2,100 full time employees work to provide inpatient and outpatient health care, complete over 170 research projects, and support 103 academic affiliations with 80 schools.

KCTV5

MEDIA SPONSOR

KCTV5, Gray Television’s CBS affiliate serving greater Kansas City, provides News, Sports, Weather and entertainment information over the air, and free 24/7 access to all KCTV5 stories on www.kctv5.com

Keen Wealth Advisors

Keen Wealth Advisors is a fiduciary firm focused on retirement. We believe meaningful advice starts with the full picture. Through thoughtful conversations, we take time to understand you, your family, your work, your finances, and what you envision for this next stage of life.

Kiewit

Kiewit is a North American construction and engineering firm established in 1884. The Lenexa office offers services in the Power, Industrial, Water, Renewables and other markets providing our customers with a unique design build opportunity with both engineering design and construction in house.

KU Endowment

As an independent, nonprofit organization and the official fundraising foundation for the University of Kansas and the academic medical center in Kansas City, KU Endowment partners with donors in providing philanthropic support to build a greater KU.

Labconco

Labconco enhances global scientific discovery by providing exceptional equipment and service. Serving the scientific community since 1925, Labconco Corporation manufactures laboratory equipment in Kansas City, Missouri and Fort Scott, Kansas. Labconco equipment can be found in academic, industrial, life science, materials science, pharmaceutical, environmental, forensic and clinical laboratories worldwide.

Lamar Sports Network LLC

Member of KC Power Pack

Lamar Sports Network LLC is a sports management and planning company. We help organizations plan tournaments and sports competitions of all types. Our main focus is Volleyball, Basketball, Track and Field, Soccer and Cross Country meets or tournaments. We arrange and promote events from start to finish. Events can be competitive or “just for fun”. We mainly due Youth events, but adult events can be planned also.

Lamp Rynearson

Member of Engineering Outlaws

Lamp Rynearson- Guided by our purpose to leave a legacy of enduring improvements, we embrace innovation, anticipate future trends, and lead with a forward-thinking mindset. Our diverse Community of Solvers –engineers, surveyors, landscape architects, and supporting professionals – collaborates to create lasting solutions that meet today’s needs and inspire tomorrow’s possibilities.

Mars Petcare

Mars Petcare is a division of Mars Incorporated. Mars produces some of the worlds most beloved and iconic pet care brands, including Greenies® Dental Chews and Pill Pockets® made here in Kansas City, Missouri. It’s undeniable: Pets truly make the world a better place. Learn more about Mars at www.mars.com.

Marvin

Marvin is a family-owned and family-led manufacturer of high-quality windows and doors founded in Warroad, Minnesota, and trusted nationwide. As we establish our roots in Kansas City, our growing team is proud to share our commitment to craftsmanship, community, and collaboration while joining fellow organizations in the 2026 Corporate Challenge.

McCownGordon Construction

Built on core values of integrity, relationships and performance, McCownGordon Construction is among the region’s largest construction management firms. The firm is 100% employee owned with expertise in a variety of market sectors as well as design-build and general contracting.

MilliporeSigma

MilliporeSigma is all about supporting scientists and researchers. They provide a wide range of lab supplies, reagents, and tools to make research easier and more efficient, helping to drive innovation in health and science around the world.

2026 Event Map

Kansas City Corporate Challenge Office

Mill Creek Activity Center 6518 Vista Drive Shawnee, KS 66218

1. 3-ON-3 BASKETBALL

Mid-America West Sports Complex 20000 Johnson Drive

2. ADVENTURE RACE

The Pavilion at the Theatre in the Park 7710 Renner Road Shawnee, KS 66218

3. ARCHERY

Archery Excellence 4420 S. Noland Road Independence, MO 64055

4. BIKE RACE Kansas Speedway I-70 at 110th Street

5. BILLIARDS Side Pockets 600 N.W. Englewood Road

6. BOWLING*

A. Olathe East Lanes 303 N. Lindenwood Drive Olathe, KS 66062

B. Aaron’s Family Fun Center 17070 Aarons Lane Belton, MO 64012

C. Lunar Bowl

2001 N.W. State Route HWY 7 Blue Springs, MO 64014

D. Summit Lanes

803 Oldham Parkway

Lee’s Summit, MO 64081

E. Ward Parkway Lanes 1523 W. 89th Street Kansas City, MO 64114

F. Premier Bowling 11400 E. 350 Highway Raytown, MO 64138

7. CORNHOLE

Homefield Olathe 2115 East Kansas City Road

8. DARTS Side Pockets 600 N.W. Englewood Road

9. DISC GOLF

Rosedale Park Disc Golf Course 4100 Mission Road

10. FISHING

A. Smithville Lake Camp Branch Marina

FISHING PACKET PICK-UP

B. Fleet Feet Ward Parkway 8600 Ward Parkway Kansas City, MO 64114

11. FLAG FOOTBALL

Mid-America Sports Complex 20000 Johnson Drive

12. GOLF*

A. Heritage Park Golf Course

16455 S. Lackman Road Olathe, KS 66062

B. Fred Arbanas Golf Course 11100 View High Drive Kansas City, MO 64134

13. HALF MARATHON/10K

A. Heritage Park Marina 16050 South Pflumm Road Olathe, KS 66062

HALF MARATHON/10K PACKET PICK-UP

B. Mill Creek Activity Center 6518 Vista Drive Shawnee, KS 66218

HALF MARATHON/10K PARKING

C. Olathe South High School 1640 E. 151st Street Olathe, KS 66062

D. Indian Trail Middle School 1440 E. 151st Street Olathe, KS 66202

14. HORSESHOES

McCoy Park Behind Independence Fire Station #1 24 Highway & Spring Road

15. LONG JUMP

Shawnee Mission North High School 7401 Johnson Drive

16. PICKLEBALL

SW19 @ the Stadium 9103 E. 39th Street Kansas City, MO 64133

17. SHOT PUT

Shawnee Mission North High School 7401 Johnson Drive

18. 4V4 SOCCER Mid-America Sports Complex 2000 Johnson Drive Shawnee, KS

19. SOFTBALL* Mid-America Sports Complex 20000 Johnson Drive

20. SWIM MEET Gladstone Community Center 6901 N. Holmes

21. TABLE TENNIS

SW19 Academy 2008 West 103rd Terrace Leawood, KS 66206

22. TENNIS

Kansas City Racquet Club 6501 E. Frontage Road

23. TRACK MEET

Shawnee Mission North High School 7401 Johnson Drive

24. 5K

A. Burns & McDonnell 9300 Ward Parkway

5K PACKET PICK-UP

B. Fleet Feet Ward Parkway 8600 Ward Parkway Kansas City, MO 64114

25. 10K

Heritage Park Marina 16050 South Pflumm Road Olathe, KS 66062

26. TRAP SHOOTING Lake Lotawana Sportsman’s Club 29708 E. Alley Road Lee’s Summit, MO 64086

27. TUG OF WAR WEIGH-IN

Mill Creek Activity Center 6518 Vista Drive Shawnee, KS 66218

28. TUG OF WAR Longview Lake Swim Beach 11101 Raytown Road Kansas City, MO 64134

29. VOLLEYBALL Mid-America West Sports Complex –Okun Fieldhouse 20200 Johnson Drive

30. WALK Truman Sports Complex 1-70 at Blue Ridge Cutoff

31. WEIGHTLIFTING Strong Barbell Club 4209 Merriam Drive Shawnee, KS 66203

THANK YOU TO OUR PRESENTING, FOUNDING, BRONZE AND EVENT SPONSORS

*Locations A, B, C, D E & F do not refer to divisions, but to separate locations only.

MRIGlobal

MRIGlobal is an independent, not-for-profit organization that performs contract research for industry and government in areas of national security and defense, life sciences, energy and the environment, agriculture and food safety, and engineering and infrastructure. Founded in 1944, MRIGlobal has built a reputation for innovation, technical excellence, and problem solving.

Multi Service Fuel Card

Multi Service Fuel Card has been the trusted diesel fuel card provider for owner-operators and small fleets for 45+ years. We are the best diesel fuel card for truckers and trucking companies. With 24/7/365 premium customer service, custom purchase controls, and truckingspecific reporting, we help you drive confidently and cost-efficiently.

NAIC & NIPR BRONZE SPONSOR

National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC)Formed in 1871, the NAIC is a voluntary organization of the chief insurance regulatory officials of the 50 states, District of Columbia and U.S. territories. The NAIC’s overarching objective is to assist insurance regulators in protecting consumers and helping maintain a financially stable insurance industry.

National Beef Packing Company

National Beef Packing Company, based in Kansas City, is America’s Premier Beef Company® and has relationships with America’s leading ranchers and farmers. The company processes and markets a comprehensive line of fresh beef, case-ready products, and beef by-products with eight processing facilities in six states and more than 10,100 employees.

nbkc bank

nbkc bank is a Kansas City–based community bank with a nationwide online presence. With 365 employees, we deliver intuitive digital solutions for mortgage, consumer, and business banking, plus BaaS, leading the industry toward simpler, more transparent banking. We proudly return to KCCC as we strive for our fourth straight title.

Netsmart

SUPPORTING SPONSOR

Netsmart is an Overland Park, Kansas-based softwareas-a-service company that designs, builds and delivers electronic health records, health information exchanges, analytics, care coordination and telehealth solutions and services for the human services and post-acute care markets. Visit www.ntst.com

New York Life Insurance Company

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY (New York Life) New York Life Advanced Markets Network provides life insurance solutions through independent brokers who operate in the estate planning and institutional markets; New York Life Group Benefit Solutions, a leader in the group insurance market, provides expertise and consultative strength to help businesses and employees build better financial futures. www.newyorklife.com

Newkirk Novak

Construction Partners

Newkirk Novak Construction Partners is a full-service construction firm offering preconstruction, construction, design-build, general contracting and construction management services. Our approach to construction is differentiated by our sophisticated preconstruction services, our ability to manage projects with proven project control processes, and by delivering projects on time and on budget, drawing from our collective years of experience.

NSPJ Architects

Member of NSPJ+Imprint

EVENT SPONSOR

NSPJ Architects is a fullservice firm that specializes in luxury residential design, landscape design, land planning, commercial and sustainable design. Our award-winning architects create timeless designs with distinctive detail and proportion as part of our legacy of design excellence since 1961.

OEC Group

Member of KC Power Pack OEC Group Founded in 1981, OEC Group had a vision to provide comprehensive logistics services to clients. Today OEC Group serves destinations throughout the world and has grown into one of the leading logistics providers from Asia to North America. Our annual cargo volume has consistently put us in the top position for Transpacific Trade.

Omaha Track Equipment

Omaha Track Equipment, a division of Omaha Track, custom builds, fabricates and maintains Maintenance of Way (MOW) equipment, specializing in hi-rail trucks, flash-butt welding, cranes, and more. With in-house engineering and management teams, we can design and construct railroad equipment that is tailored to fit your exact specifications.

Optiv Security

Optiv is the cyber advisory and solutions leader, delivering strategic and technical expertise that allows you to secure your full potential. We advise, deploy and operate complete cybersecurity programs from strategy and managed security services to risk, integration and technology solutions.

P1 Group Inc.

All Things Facilities: For more than 100 years, P1 Construction and P1 Service have provided HVAC, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, millwright, and architectural metal work. Our broad-spectrum singlesource capabilities also include virtual design and construction, facility maintenance operations, and off-site construction and fabrication. The P1 companies provide services out of multiple offices across the U.S. Visit us at P1Group.com or P1-Service.com

Panasonic Energy BRONZE SPONSOR

In less than a decade, Panasonic Energy has grown from a startup initiative within Panasonic to the market leader in supplying EV batteries in North America, both in scale and technical prowess. At Panasonic, we believe technology can help make the world a better place. We’re proud to advance the EV industry and support automakers in giving consumers more sustainable transportation options that will help build a better world.

PayIt

PayIt: Smarter for government. Easier for everyone. We are the solution government agencies use to remove friction from resident transactions. Our composable customer experience platform enables agencies to collect revenue faster, improve efficiency and sustainability, and give people the smooth digital experience they have come to expect online.

Pembroke Hill School

Pembroke Hill School is an independent college preparatory school located on two campuses in the heart of Kansas City near the Country Club Plaza. Pembroke Hill was created in 1984 through the merger of the all-girls Sunset Hill School (founded in 1913) and the all-boys Pembroke-Country Day School (founded in 1910). Our mission is “Together, cultivating the best in each, for the benefit of all.” Our school promotes character development and emphasizes respect, compassion, scholarship and integrity. The Wornall Campus (400 W. 51st St.) provides programs for children age 2 years through fifth grade. Students in sixth through 12th grade attend classes on the Ward Parkway Campus

PNC Bank PRESENTING SPONSOR

PNC Bank PNC Bank, National Association, is a member of The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (NYSE: PNC). PNC is one of the largest diversified financial services institutions in the United States, organized around its customers and communities for strong relationships and local delivery of retail and business banking including a full range of lending products; specialized services for corporations and government entities, including corporate banking, real estate finance and asset-based lending; wealth management and asset management. For information about PNC, visit www.pnc.com

Populous

Since inception in 1983, Populous has grown into the world’s leading design firm dedicated exclusively to creating environments that draw people and communities together for unforgettable experiences. We offer architecture, landscape architecture, interior design, environmental graphics, wayfinding, event planning and overlay, master planning, urban planning, and sustainable design consulting. www.populous.com

PPS Services Group

Member of Engineering Outlaws

PPS Services Group, located in Kansas City, Missouri, is an engineering and technical solutions provider in the power generation industry. Our team offers expertise in the design, equipment selection and procurement, construction management, and startup and commissioning of projects.

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)

PwC provides professional services through Trust Solutions and Consulting Solutions segments, which bring a range of capabilities to help organizations solve faster, solve more and realize more value. Our purpose, to build trust in society and solve important problems, guides how we serve our clients, our people and the world.

Based in Overland Park, Kansas, Propio Language Services provides full-scope language solutions with fast connection times, the highestquality interpreters in the industry, and best-in-class customer service. We leverage innovative technology to close language gaps worldwide and simplify communication

QTS Data Centers

QTS Data Centers is a leading provider of data center solutions across a diverse footprint with over two gigawatts of critical power capacity under customer contract in North America and Europe. Through its software-defined technology platform, QTS delivers secure, compliant infrastructure solutions, robust connectivity and premium customer service to leading hyperscale technology companies, enterprises, and government entities. QTS is a Blackstone portfolio company.

Quanta Infrastructure Solutions Group

QISG leverages Quanta’s resources to deliver collaborative energy infrastructure solutions. We provide a single point of accountability, ensuring efficiency, consistency, and safe execution. Our team integrates Engineering, Safety, Quality, Procurement, QA/QC, Right-of-Way, Scheduling, Environmental Planning, Permitting, and Land Management expertise for outstanding results.

Rally House

Since 1989, Rally House has connected fans to their favorite local teams with an outrageous selection of apparel, gifts, and home décor. Our stores celebrate city pride, sports passion, and local style, creating a welcoming environment where every visit feels like home. Show your colors with Rally House!

Regal Distributing

Regal Distributing is a national distributor specializing in all aspects of food service and janitorial supply.

Rose Paving LLC

Rose Paving LLC is a full-service asphalt and concrete maintenance company dedicated to protecting, preserving, and enhancing paved surfaces for commercial, industrial, and residential clients. With a focus on quality workmanship and dependable service, Rose Paving delivers comprehensive solutions that extend pavement life, improve safety, and maintain curb appeal.

RubinBrown, LLP

Founded in 1952, RubinBrown, LLP is one of the nation’s leading accounting and professional consulting firms. The RubinBrown name and reputation are synonymous with experience, integrity and value. RubinBrown redefines the full-service experience by combining technical and industry expertise with a commitment to personal and high-level relationships.

Ruskin Company

Ruskin, The Authority in Air Control, is recognized as the HVAC industry leader in providing air and sound control products to commercial and industrial facilities in the U.S. and around the world. Engineers, architects and contractors rely on Ruskin to manufacture products which make buildings safer, comfortable and energy efficient.

Russell Stover Chocolates

Russell Stover Chocolates and Lindt & Sprüngli North America are part of the Lindt & Sprüngli global family of companies. Russell Stover is a leading manufacturer of boxed, seasonal, and sugar free chocolates. For over 100 years, our American made brands – Russell Stover, Whitman’s, and Pangburn’s –have been crafted with the finest ingredients to bring happiness to generations. Lindt and Sprüngli North is the supply chain and business shared services company supporting the Lindt & Sprüngli family of brands in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. We are headquartered in Kansas City, MO. The scope of services provided to the Lindt & Sprüngli brands include logistics (warehouse and transportation management), IT, finance, tax, procurement and legal services.

Schutte Lumber Company

Family owned and operated, Schutte Lumber Company has enjoyed 146 years as a Kansas City hometown business serving a 7-state area. Specializing in superior lumber products, custom milling and professional service, our passion is helping each customer dream bigger and build better.

Security Benefit

Security Benefit was founded in 1892 with the belief that everyone deserves financial well-being. We partner with financial professionals to help individuals from coast to coast save for a confident, comfortable retirement. Headquartered in Topeka, Security Benefit employs nearly 600 people with additional offices in Overland Park and Des Moines.

SelectQuote Insurance BRONZE SPONSOR

Since 1985, SelectQuote has helped people find insurance for life, home, auto, Medicare, and more. Our easy process saves time and money. While we have grown, our mission has remained: Remove barriers to shopping for InsuranceIntroduce choice-Take care of people; finding the budgetfriendly protection you need. SelectQuote, we shop, you save!

Sioux Chief Manufacturing Inc.

Since 1957, Sioux Chief has been an American Manufacturing company. We focus on innovation. Our primary purpose is, and has been, to provide better value to professional plumbing and mechanical contractors by offering top-quality products and superior customer service. Hundreds of American workers team up to make it happen.

Sosland Publishing

Since 1922, food industry professionals have relied on Sosland Publishing for timely information, news, and commentary. Our broad selection of print and digital offerings provides rich editorial content and interactive tools to support industry leaders as they make informed decisions in a rapidly changing marketplace.

Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline, Inc.

Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline, Inc. Southern Star is a natural gas transmission and storage system that spans nearly 6,000 miles in Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, and Texas. Headquartered in Owensboro, Kentucky, Southern Star has delivered safe and reliable energy to the Midwest region of the United States for over 100 years. www.southernstar.com

Southwind Management

Southwind is the proprietor of several leading home service companies in Kansas City, including 1-800-GOT-JUNK?, You Move Me, Fountain Comfort Group, DreamLawn, and ShackShine. Our dedication to customer satisfaction and unmatched expertise makes Southwind the foremost choice for homeowners seeking trusted and efficient home services in Kansas City.

SparkChange LLC

We’re at KCCC for the first time and ready to think, do, win like we do every day. SparkChange reinvents the revenue cycle with automation, analytics, and services. Our datafirst approach cuts complexity, speeds results, and delivers measurable impact for healthcare organizations nationwide.

Spotlight Analyst Relations

Spotlight helps B2B technology and services companies shape how they’re discovered, evaluated, and recommended in the market. We’re an analyst relations and influence orchestration firm that partners with startups through the Fortune 500 to build trusted relationships with the analysts and experts who shape buyer perception. Our team of experienced AR professionals combines strategy, execution, and data to help companies show up more often – and more credibly –when buyers ask, “Who should I consider?” Powered by our proprietary platform, Spotlight Oz, we turn analyst insights into action – helping teams scale AR programs, improve products and positioning, and drive measurable influence across the buying journey.

2026 Company Profiles

Springline Advisory

Formerly a local accounting and advisory firm, MarksNelson is now a part of Springline Advisory, a trailblazing financial and business advisory firm built by and for the middle market. Backed by values-driven PE firm Trinity Hunt Partners, Springline partners with high-performing teams to accelerate next-phase growth and collaboratively build a path to success through shared values, transparency, and trust. Together, we’re building stronger cultures and sustainable legacies for the teams, clients, and communities we serve. To learn more about our Scale with Soul™ approach, visit springlineadvisory.com.

SPX Cooling Technology

SPX Cooling Tech offers cooling solutions that help keep commercial buildings and industrial operations running efficiently. The company’s brands, including Marley, Recold, and SGS Refrigeration, are used in everything from hospitals, universities, and data centers. SPX Cooling Tech combines decades of experience with a focus on reliability and customer support.

Stowers Institute for Medical Research

The Stowers Institute is a nonprofit biomedical research organization. Scientists in 24 labs and 15 technology centers conduct foundational research in biology –studying organisms, tissues, and cells to uncover molecular mechanisms of health and disease. These discoveries generate new knowledge and inform innovative ways to diagnose, treat, and prevent disease.

Sunflower Medical Group

Sunflower Medical Group is a primary care, private practice group with 4 locations in the KC metro area. We have over 25 providers in the fields of Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics and OB/Gyn. We pride ourselves in exceptional patient care and the ability to remain independent.

Superior Electrical Construction

Superior Electrical Construction, Inc. (SEC), based in Independence, Missouri, has provided electrical contracting services nationwide since 1982. Specializing in electrical controls and installations for manufacturing and industrial environments, SEC prioritizes safety, quality, and lasting customer relationships rooted in honesty, integrity, and loyalty.

Swiss Re

The Swiss Re Group is one of the world’s leading providers of reinsurance, insurance and other forms of insurance-based risk transfer, working to make the world more resilient. The aim of the Swiss Re Group is to enable society to thrive and progress, creating new opportunities and solutions for its clients.

The Scoular Company

With more than 130 years of experience, Scoular provides diverse supply chain solutions for end-users and suppliers of grain, food and feed ingredients, and petfood. From offices and facilities in North America and Asia, our employees buy, sell, store, handle, and process grain and ingredients as well as manage transportation and logistics worldwide.

Thornton Tomasetti & ME Engineers

Thornton Tomasetti’s engineers, architects and other professionals collaborate from offices worldwide to optimize the design and performance of structures, materials and systems for projects of every size and level of complexity. We are committed to combatting climate change through our work and to being a sustainable, diverse and enduring organization. ME Engineers has earned a reputation as a global leader in the design of innovative MEPT systems that bring to life the world’s most innovative sports and entertainment venues. ME Engineer’s projects also include large-scale commercial developments, convention centers, higher education buildings, and healthcare facilities. ME’s specialty services include building performance modeling, sustainability design, architectural lighting design, sports lighting design and commissioning.

T-Mobile

VOLUNTEER T-SHIRT SPONSOR

T-Mobile US, Inc. is America’s supercharged Un-carrier, delivering an advanced 4G LTE and transformative nationwide 5G network that offers reliable connectivity for all. Based in Bellevue, Wash., T-Mobile provides services through its subsidiaries and operates its flagship brands, T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile and Mint Mobile. Learn more at https://www.t-mobile.com

Trane Technologies

Trane helps customers succeed by providing innovative solutions that optimize indoor environments through a broad portfolio of HVAC solutions, energy and sustainability services, and building automation systems. We empower today’s executives, engineers, contractors, facility managers and building owners in an array of markets while implementing the highest quality solutions.

The Travelers Companies, Inc.

(NYSE: TRV) is a leading provider of property casualty insurance for auto, home and business.

A component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Travelers has more than 30,000 employees and generated revenues of nearly $49 billion in 2025. For more information, visit Travelers.com.

TreviPay

TreviPay is a global fintech payments innovator built for enterprise business. TreviPay streamlines the B2B order-to-cash process and automates account receivables to support business growth. It is the payments choice for top retailers, manufacturers and travel companies, including Walmart, Lenovo and United Airlines. For more information, visit TreviPay.com.

Trimont

Trimont is a specialized global commercial real estate loan services provider and partner for lenders seeking the infrastructure and capabilities needed to help them scale their business and make informed, effective decisions related to the deployment, management and administration of commercial real estate secured credit. Trimont’s Kansas City team of 70+ employees is part of a global team of 1,200+ employees. The firm currently has USD 700B+ in loans under management and serves clients with assets in 72 countries.

TVH Parts Co.

TVH Parts Co. is the ultimate partner for all your equipment needs! With an offering of over 47 million parts for material handling, industrial, and agricultural equipment, it’s no wonder why we’re one of the most respected names in the industry. Trust TVH to always keep you going and growing!

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas City District’s missions include Civil Works, Military Construction, cleanup of Hazardous Toxic and Radioactive Waste and managing hundreds of miles of the Missouri and Kansas Rivers. For more than 115 years, the Kansas City District has taken great pride in serving the Heartland and nation in peace and war.

U.S. Engineering

In any given year, the people of U.S. Engineering install, maintain or operate large mechanical systems –or support those who do. Our work at hospitals, data centers, educational institutions and industrial plants impacts our communities, driving innovation in construction and facility service. usengineering.com

UMB Financial Corporation

UMB Financial Corporation (Nasdaq: UMBF) is a financial services company headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri. UMB offers commercial banking, which includes comprehensive deposit, lending, investment and retirement plan services; personal banking, which includes comprehensive deposit, lending, wealth management and financial planning services; and institutional banking, which includes asset servicing, corporate trust solutions, investment banking and healthcare services. UMB operates branches throughout Missouri, Arizona, California, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Illinois, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, and Wisconsin. As the company’s reach continues to grow, it also serves business clients nationwide and institutional clients in several countries. For more information, visit UMB.com, UMB Blog, UMB Facebook and UMB LinkedIn

Valorem Reply

Valorem Reply is an elite Microsoft partner specializing in AI, cloud solutions, and digital transformation. We solve complex business challenges with innovative Microsoft solutions through custom app innovation, data and AI, modern work platforms, and secure infrastructure. Bringing bold ideas to life – locally in KC and globally.

Veterans United Home Loans

Deliver Results with Integrity, Be Passionate and Have Fun, Enhance Lives Every Day: it’s the way in which we embrace these values that defines us as a company. Living these values day in and day out drives our exemplary customer service and has led Veterans United to become a leader in the VA Loan industry.

Walz Tetrick Advertising

Founded in 1967, Walz Tetrick Advertising helps organizations expand their businesses with strategic and targeted brand communications, as well as expertise in integrated media planning and buying. Our culture of collaboration and strategic thinking solves our clients’ business problems responsibly by doing what’s right every single time.

WaterOne

WaterOne is an independent public water utility that has been proudly serving the Johnson County, Kansas area since 1957. We are passionate about water and take pride in producing and delivering clean, delicious, award-winning drinking water to our communities’ homes, businesses, and public spaces.

WellSky SUPPORTING SPONSOR

WellSky is a technology company leading the movement for intelligent, coordinated care worldwide. Our next-level software, analytics, and services power better outcomes and lower costs for stakeholders across the health and community care continuum. In today’s value-based care environment, WellSky helps providers, payers, health systems, and community organizations solve tough challenges, improve collaboration for growth, harness the power of data analytics, and achieve better outcomes by further connecting clinical and social care. Learn more at wellsky.com

WSP+POWER

POWER Engineers merged with WSP to form one of the world’s leading engineering firms dedicated to helping our clients plan, design, manage and engineer the communities of our future. In the Kansas City region we represent nearly 250 employees specializing in a diverse range of services including Power Generation and Delivery, Transportation and Infrastructure, Buildings and Facilities, Earth and Environment, Federal Services, and Advisory Services. Learn more at wsp.com and powereng.com

Zurich

Zurich has 150 years of experience managing risk and supporting resilience for customers around the world. We serve a diverse set of industries including automotive, agriculture, construction, manufacturing, technology and numerous others as a leading provider of commercial property-casualty insurance solutions and services in the U.S. and Canada. www.zurichna.com

2025 Division Standings

DIVISION B

DIVISION E

DIVISION C

DIVISION F

DIVISION D

Spotlight on 2025 Division Champs

Division A Champion: Garmin

Living by the motto “we hate to lose at anything”, Garmin continues to dominate – earning over 1,113 points.

They claimed gold in an impressive list of events: 10K, 5K, Bike Race, Flag Football, Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Women’s Disc Golf, Men’s and Women’s Golf, Kickball, Fishing, Men’s Pickleball, Track Meet, Men’s Volleyball, and Women’s Table Tennis.

They also took home silver and bronze in events including Men’s Darts, Men’s Pool, Women’s and Coed Bowling, Men’s Disc Golf, Softball, Men’s Trap Shooting, Tug-of-War, Soccer, Cornhole, Women’s Pickleball, Men’s Horseshoes – and Weightlifting, to top it off.

A huge congratulations to the 2025 Division A Champion –Garmin – on another unbelievable season!

With 852 hard-fought points earned throughout the season and a Superman-level effort, NAIC & NIPR claimed the Division C championship. Congratulations to the champions! With NAIC & NIPR competing in all 32 events, this team was after the trophy from day one – and they earned it! They took home gold medals in Women’s Bowling, Kickball, Track Meet, Women’s Volleyball, and Tug-of-War, along with silver and bronze medals in the 5K, Bike Race, Women’s Pool, Women’s Disc Golf, Swim Meet, 10K, Flag Football, Women’s Basketball, Softball, and Half Marathon.

This team consistently shows up early and stays late to support their participants. And when every point mattered, they turned out in full force to cheer on their two-person cornhole team on a hot, sunny June day.

Congratulations to NAIC & NIPR!

Division B Champion: Creative Planning

With 838 points earned throughout the season, Creative Planning has done it again — earning their second consecutive 1st place finish, this time in Division B after winning Division C last year. This year’s title came down to the final events in a thrilling battle with the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.

They consistently compete with pride and determination, and it shows. Creative Planning earned gold medals in the 10K, Men’s Pool, Men’s Bowling, Kickball, Swim Meet, and Track Meet, along with silver and bronze medals in Men’s Golf, Softball, 5K, Men’s Darts, Soccer, Fishing, and the Half Marathon.

Watch out – they’re the real deal! Congratulations to Creative Planning on a remarkable season and for proving they’re a team to watch for years to come!

Division D CHAMPION: NBKC Bank

With over 852 points earned throughout the course of the season, NBKC Bank took the top spot in Division D. Even with new competition in their division, the results stayed the same – they’re now a three-peat powerhouse, on the level of the ‘90s Chicago Bulls! They brought the heat, earning gold medals in the 10K, 5K, Bike Race, Adventure Race, Coed Bowling, Women’s Archery, Track Meet, and Tug-of-War.

They also took home silver and bronze medals in Flag Football, Women’s Horseshoes, Men’s Pool, Men’s Basketball, Women’s Golf, Soccer, Cornhole, Women’s Pickleball, Swim Meet, and Women’s Basketball.

On top of their athletic success, they supported the games by supplying all their volunteers. Congratulations to NBKC Bank!

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MRIGlobal earned 1st place with 792 points this season. With four consecutive first-place finishes, MRIGlobal is no longer just a team to beat — they’re becoming a dynasty! They earned gold medals in the 10K, 5K, Flag Football, Adventure Race, and Men’s Volleyball. They also took silver and bronze in Women’s Horseshoes, Women’s Basketball, Coed Bowling, Tug-of-War, Men’s Pickleball, Track Meet, Bike Race, Women’s Bowling, Softball, Men’s Trap Shooting, Men’s Archery, Half Marathon, and Swim Meet.

On top of their athletic achievements, they met all their volunteer requirements. Congratulations to MRIGlobal on a truly remarkable season!

DIVISION F CHAMPION: Spotlight Analyst Relations

Spotlight Analyst Relations earned 750 points this season. Moving up a division for the 46th season of KCCC didn’t slow them down. After winning Division G in 2024, this company claimed the top spot in Division F this year, proving they’re a force to be reckoned with for years to come. The race for first place was tight until the very end, and Spotlight clearly understood that every point counts!

This team earned gold in the 10K, Flag Football, Women’s Golf, Women’s Archery, Women’s Volleyball, and Men’s Trap Shooting. They also secured silver and bronze medals in Women’s Darts, Tennis, Soccer, Fishing, Swim Meet, Track Meet, Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Softball, and the Half Marathon. Congratulations to Spotlight Analyst Relations on an incredible season!

DIVISION G CHAMPION: Grundfos

Grundfos earned 821 points throughout the season. After getting 2nd and 3rd places the last couple of years this year was their year to take the top spot in Division G!

With excitement and enthusiasm at every event, it’s no wonder they took gold in Coed Bowling, Women’s Golf, Kickball, Swim Meet, Track Meet, Tug-of-War, and Tennis. They also earned silver and bronze medals in a wide range of events, including the 10K, Bike Race, Women’s Basketball, Women’s Table Tennis, Women’s Trap Shooting, Weightlifting, Men’s Archery, Fishing, Half Marathon, Coed Pickleball, 5K, Flag Football, Women’s Horseshoes, Women’s Pool, Adventure Race, Men’s Golf, and Men’s Table Tennis. Congratulations to Grundfos on a truly impressive season!

This small but mighty team scored over 767 points this year with just 81 participants. They dominated Division H by securing first-place finishes in Women’s Horseshoes, Coed Bowling, Women’s Disc Golf, Men’s Golf, Kickball, Women’s Volleyball, Tug-of-War, and both Women’s and Doubles Table Tennis.

They also earned silver and bronze medals across a wide range of events, including Women’s Darts, Flag Football, Tennis, Men’s Table Tennis, Soccer, Women’s Pickleball, Swim Meet, Track Meet, Men’s Volleyball, Women’s Basketball, Adventure Race, Women’s Bowling, Women’s Golf, Weightlifting, and the Half Marathon.

Congratulations to Thornton Tomasetti and ME Engineers for winning Division H – way to bring it all season long!

KANSAS CITY CORPORATE CHALLENGE

Past Divisional Winners

A TWA

A Bendix

B BMA

A Bendix

B BMA 1984

A Hallmark

B Panhandle Eastern

C Waddell & Reed 1985

A Hallmark

B Mobay

C Missouri Public Service 1986

A Bendix

B Missouri Public Service

C Harmon Industries 1987

A Hallmark

B Missouri Public Service

C Harmon Industries 1988

A Hallmark

B Yellow Freight

C Missouri Public Service

D Procter & Gamble 1989

A Allied-Signal

B Mobay

C Marley Company

D Baird, Kurtz & Dobson 1990

A Hallmark

B Baptist Medical Center

C Missouri Public Service

D Cerner Corporation

A Hallmark

B Lawyers Association

C 20th Century

D Cerner Corporation

E NCAA 1992

A Hallmark

B Yellow Freight

C Cerner Corporation

D Arthur Andersen

E Baird, Kurtz & Dobson 1993

A Hallmark

B 20th Century

C Cerner Corporation

D Lee Apparel

E Seaboard Corporation 1994

A Hallmark

B 20th Century

C Cerner Corporation

D Arthur Andersen

E JCPRD 1995

A Black & Veatch

E NCAA 1991

B Cerner Corporation

C Winning Ways

D NCAA

E Seaboard Corporation 1996

A Saint Luke’s Health System

B Cerner Corporation

C Winning Ways/Gear For Sports

D NCAA

E Seaboard Corporation 1997

A Hallmark

B Cerner Corporation

C US Army Corps of Engineers

D NCAA

E Seaboard Corporation

F Barkley & Evergreen

A Hallmark

1998

B Cerner Corporation

C Worldspan

D HNTB Corporation

E Seaboard Corporation

F Root Dental Lab 1999

A Hallmark

B Cerner Corporation

C US Army Corps of Engineers

D Skillpath Seminars

E Seaboard Corporation

F Fort Dodge Animal Health

2000

A Sprint

B Yellow Corporation

C US Army Corps of Engineers

D Midwest Research Institute

E GeoAccess, Inc.

F Seaboard Corporation

G Westlake Ace Hardware

2001

A Hallmark Cards, Inc.

B Yellow Corporation

C U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

D Midwest Research Institute

E BKD

F Seaboard Corporation

G Bridge Information Systems

2002

A Cerner

B Universal Underwriters Group

C Worldspan

D Midwest Research Institute

E U.S. Central Credit Union

F Westlake Ace Hardware

G Reuters America

2003

A Hallmark Cards, Inc.

B LabOne

C HNTB Corporation

D Midwest Research Institute

E U.S. Central Credit Union

F BKD, LLP

G Reuters America

H Mercer Human Resources Consulting

2004

A Hallmark Cards, Inc.

B Burns & McDonnell

C Procter & Gamble

D US Central

E Henderson Engineers

F BKD, LLP

G Reuters America

H Mercer Human Resource Consulting

2005

A Sprint

B Burns & McDonnell

C KC Marines

D Midwest Research Institute

E Henderson Engineers

F BKD

G Reuters

H SMG/Threewide

2006

A Sprint Nextel Corporation

B Burns & McDonnell

C GE Insurance Solutions

D Freightquote.com

E Henderson Engineers

F Perceptive Software

G Boice-Raidl Rhea

H XenoTech

2007

A Sprint Nextel Corporation

B Burns & McDonnell

C Lockton Companies

D Swiss Re

E Perceptive Software

F BRR Architecture

G Service Management Group

H SunGard

2008

A Sprint

B Burns & McDonnell

C Lockton

D Ferrellgas

E John Deere

F BRR Architecture

G SMG

H Athletic Rehabilitation Center

2009

A Sprint Nextel

B Burns & McDonnell

C HNTB Corporation

D Swiss Re

E Applebee’s

F BRR Architecture

G Turner Construction

H Athletic Rehabilitation Center (ARC)

2010

A Cerner

B Burns & McDonnell

C Swiss Re

D Perceptive Software

E Applebee’s Services, Inc.

F BRR Architecture

G Turner Construction

H Athletic Rehabilitation Center

2011

A Cerner Corporation

B Burns & McDonnell

C Swiss Re

D MRIGlobal

E VML

F Service Management Group

G Turner Construction

H Balance Innovation

2012

A Cerner Corporation

B Burns & McDonnell

C Swiss Re

D MRIGlobal

E KPMG LLP

F KC Underdogs

G Service Management Group

H Pro Athlete, Inc.

2013

A Cerner Corporation

B Freightquote.com

C Perceptive Software

D MRIGlobal

E Ferrellgas

F Service Management Group

G Pro Athlete, Inc.

H Xenometrics, LLC

2014

A Cerner Corporation

B Freightquote

C Swiss Re

D Ferrellgas

E KPMG LLP

F BRR Architecture, Inc.

G KC Underdogs

H Pro Athlete, Inc.

2015

A Cerner Corporation

B Freightquote

C AMC Theatres

D Ferrellgas

E Service Management Group, Inc.

F Pain Train

G Xenometrics, LLC/Vitalograph

H Pro Athlete, Inc.

2016

A Cerner

B Freightquote/C.H. Robinson

C Lexmark

D Henderson Engineers, Inc.

E Ferrellgas

F Pain Train

G Sega, Inc.

H Xenometrics/Vitalograph

I Pro Athlete, Inc.

2017

A Cerner

B Farmers Insurance Group

C JE Dunn Construction Company

D Henderson Engineers

E Pain Train

F Service Management Group

G BRR Architecture

H Marine Corps Information Technology Center

I Pro Athlete

2018

A Cerner Corporation

B Freightquote

C AMC Theatres

D Henderson Engineers

E Pain Train

F MRIGlobal

G Design Resources, Inc.

H Marine Corps Information Technology Center

I Pro Athlete, Inc.

2019

A Garmin International

B Farmers Insurance Group

C AMC Theatres

D Pain Train

E Service Management Group

F BKD

G Design Resources, Inc

H Citoxlab

I Pro Athlete, Inc.

2020

Due to COVID-19 Pandemic, Kansas City Corporate Challenge Games were cancelled.

2021

A Burns & McDonnell

B NAIC & NIPR

C MRIGlobal

D Hoefer Welker

2022

A Garmin

B Pain Train

C NAIC & NIPR

D MRIGlobal

E Service Management Group

F PayIt

G Intrepid Direct Insurance 2023

A Garmin

B Kiewit

C NAIC & NIPR

D nbkc bank

E MRIGlobal

F POWER Engineers

G KC Power Pack

H Bungii

A Garmin

2024

B SelectQuote Insurance Services

C Creative Planning

D nbkc bank

E MRIGlobal

F BRR Architecture, Inc.

G Spotlight Analyst Relations

H NSPJ Architects

2025

A Garmin

B Creative Planning

C NAIC & NIPR

D nbkc bank

E MRIGlobal

F Spotlight Analyst Relations

G Grundfos

H Thornton Tomasetti & ME Engineers

2025 Results by Event

Coed Adventure Race

Division A: T-Mobile

Division B: Kiewit

Division C: Blue Scope Buildings

Division D: nbkc bank

Division E: MRIGlobal

Division F: Spotlight Analyst Relations

Division G: The Scoular Company

Division H: Benesch

Men’s Archery

Division A: Chris Partezana, T-Mobile 98

Division B: Jacob Bollin, Custom Truck One Source 98

Division C: Chuck Portch, Collins Aerospace 93

Division D: Drew Dobbeleare, JCPRD 99

Division E: Kevin Makin, Cboe Global Markets 98

Division F: Cari Clark, QTS Data Centers 97

Division G: Casey Yunger, GENESYS Systems Integram .......... 87

Division H: Ryan Jacks, Superior Electrical Construction 98

Women’s Archery

Division A: Erin Bailey, Children’s Mercy Kansas City .......... 89

Division B: Amanda Atkinson, Netsmart .......... 98

Division C: Jenny Kelly, PNC Bank ................ 93

Division D: Casy Lawson, nbkc bank .............. 86

Division E: Christi Alumbaugh, labconco Corp .... 85

Division F: Stephanie Le, Spotlight Analyst Relations 72

Division G: Emily Schrader, PayIt 91

Division H: Andrea Branson, NSPJ Architects 77

Men’s 3-on-3 Basketball

Division A: Garmin

Division B: SelectQuote Insurance Services

Division C: WellSky

Division D: Kansas City Life Insurance Company

Division E: Dimensional Innovations

Division F: KC Power Pack

Division G: SafetyCulture

Division H: Bungii

Women’s 3-on-3 Basketball

Division A: Garmin

Division B: DH Pace

Division C: Cornerstones of Care

Division D: McCownGordon Construction

Division E: FORVIS MAZARS

Division F: Rally House

Division G: Lamp Rynearson, CMT, and PPS Services Group

Division H: NSPJ Architects

William Henkhaus, CollinsAerospace

Drew

Tim Hassett,

Coed Team Bowling

Division A: Burns & McDonnell 2,305

Division B: H&R Block 2,197

Division C: Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc. 1,970

Division D: nbkc bank 2,061

Division E: Dimensional Innovations 1,872

Division F: Veterans United Home Loans 1,874

Division G: Grundfos 1,734

Division H: Thornton Tomasetti & ME Engineers 1,397

Men’s Individual Bowling

Division A: Adam Arnold, Burns & McDonnell 707

Division B: Brandon Brown, H&R Block 705

Division C: Austin Curttright, Empower 669

Division D: Mark Lora, Stowers Institute for Medical Research ................ 637

Division E: Eric Lee, Kansas City University....... 623

Division F: Doug Sessler, WSP + POWER Engineers 738

Division G: Chase Tetrick, Walz Tetrick Advertising ............. 663

Division H: Freddy Partida, Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline, Inc 596

Women’s Individual Bowling

Division A: Abagail Salberg, Burns & McDonnell 597

Division B: Megan Todd, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City ....................... 604

Division C: Katrina Ottens, Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc. 569

Division D: Susan Koetters, nbks bank 605

Division E: Cyndi Pittman, Russell Stover Chocolates ............ 607

Division F: Pamela Landers, Nextran Truck Centers 502

Division G: Angela Bley, BiolVT 520

Division H: Brooke Estes, Thornton Tomasetti & ME Engineers 472 Cornhole

Division A: Burns & McDonnell

Division B: Netsmart

Division C: Henderson Engineers, Inc.

Division D: Waterone

Division E: P1 Group, Inc.

Division F: Weber

Division G: Walz Tetrick Advertising

Division H: Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline, Inc

Men’s Darts

Division A: City of Kansas City Missouri

Division B: Netsmart

Division C: Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc.

Division D: Security Benefit

Division E: Southwind Management

Division F: Nextran Truck Centers

Division G: The Scoular Company

Division H: Superior Electrical Construction

Division A: UMB

Women’s Darts

Division B: JE Dunn Construction

Division C: Bayer

Division D: City of Shawnee

Division E: MilliporeSigma

Division F: WSP + POWER Engineers

Division G: Walz Tetrick Advertising

Division H: NSPJ Architects

Men’s

50-54: Mike Bonham, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City ............1:20:31.20 55-59: Matt Twyman, KC Power Pack ..1:32:19.90 60-64: Brent Roper, NAIC & NIPR ......1:31:56.10 65-69: Jim Stumpff, T-Mobile .........1:48:30.60

70+: James Slone, Missouri Department of Transportation 2:54:12.80

Women’s Half Marathon

18-24: Jordan Galliher, Environmental Protection Agency ............1:54:19.90

25-29: Alexis Almloff, Children’s Mercy Kansas City 1:31:42.00

30-34: Sarah Krivena, Hallmark Cards 1:38:29.40

35-39: Brett Nickisch, Kansas City VA Medical Center ................1:27:38.00

40-44: Debra Wray-Yeargin, Burns & McDonnell 1:41:43.00

45-49: Nicole Dingley, Ad Astra 1:46:37.10

50-54: Becky Henning, Kansas City Life Insurance Company 1:44:29.10

55-59: Stacey Slover, Helzberg 2:16:18.80

60-64: Lisa Schmucker, NAIC & NIPR 1:47:52.20

65-69: Kim Olson, Environmental Protection Agency ............2:15:29.20

70+: (no entry)

2025 Results by Event (continued)

Men’s 10K

18-24: Adam White, Burns & McDonnell 41:27.40

25-29: Stuart Gildea, Garmin 34:10.00

30-34: Joseph Coday, FORVIS MAZARS ............... 36:36.50

35-39: Spencer Szczygiel, City of Kansas City Missouri 41:38.50

40-44: Michael Keenan, Creative Planning .............. 37:11.70

45-49: Ryan Yamnitz, Kansas City National Security Campus 39:50.40

50-54: Dalwyn Hodgkin, 1740 Fusion 41:26.50

55-59: Jim Niederberger, H&R Block 45:10.20

60-64: Kurt Kastendick, UMB 45:16.20

65-69: John Robertson, T-Mobile ...... 45:21.50

70+: Bruce Duffin, City of Kansas City Missouri 45:47.00

Women’s 10K

18-24: Megan Moeller, Huhtamaki 39:05.00

25-29: Katie Stapleton, Garmin 43:34.20

30-34: Paige McHugh, Southwind Management . . . . . . . 45:57.00

35-39: Sharon Ceja, Johnson County KS 38:51.10

40-44: Rachel Scenza, Stowers Institute of Medical Research 43:12.50

45-49: Sarah Lee, Children’s Mercy Kansas City .... 49:54.50

50-54: Dallas Perry, AMC Theaters...... 55:06.50

55-59: Laura Elseraat, Hallmark Cards .. 50:41.60

60-64: Dianne Wilderson, Children’s Mercy Kansas City 55:01.80

65-69: Michelle Guinta, Kansas City VA Medical Center ................1:13:46.20

70+: Gayle Freeman, Black & Veatch 1:16:56.10

Men’s Horseshoes

Division A: Paul Camarata, City of Kansas City, Missouri 61 R12 LR2

Division B: David Slovikoski, JE Dunn Construction ......... 32 R2 LR1

Division C: Dennis Bales, Fike Corporation 76 R17 LR6

Division D: Scott Loehr, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers .. 58 R9 LR3

Division E: Kevin Head, MilliporeSigma.... 38 R3 LR2

Division F: Paul Mayfield, Nextran Truck Centers 35 R3 LR1

Division G: Dan Glasscock, New York Life Insurance Co 31 R1 LR1

Division H: Jeff Lipp, Quanta Infrastructure Solutions Group (QISG) ........ 38 R3 LR1

Women’s Horseshoes

Division A: Shannon Dooley-Cabanas, City of Kansas City, Missouri 42 R8 LR2

Division B: Kristi Berry, Hallmark Cards, Inc. ........... 49 R5 LR2

Division C: Christy Barbour, Edward Jones 42 R3 LR1

Division D: Sue Campbell, City of Shawnee .............. 60 R14 LR3

Division E: Kari Larcom, Design Resources, Inc 27 R1 LR1

Division F: Savanna Johnson, MarksNelson 66 R13 LR5

Division G: Danelle Bowers, Ad Astra 28 R3 LR1

Division H: Jackie Hartnett, Thornton Tomasetti & ME Engineers ............... 39 R4 LR1

Division A: Garmin

Kickball

Division B: Creative Planning

Division C: NAIC & NIPR

Division D: Swiss Re

Division E: Labconco Corp

Division F: Veterans United Homes Loans

Division G: Grundfos

Division H: Thornton Tomasetti & ME Engineers

Men’s Doubles Pickleball

Division A: Garmin

Division B: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

Division C: Henderson Engineers

Division D: Kansas City Life Insurance Company

Division E: FORVIS MAZARS

Division F: Weber

Division G: SafetyCulture

Division H: Multi Service Fuel Card

Women’s Doubles Pickleball

Division A: Burns & McDonnell

Division B: SelectQuote Insurance Services

Division C: Missouri Department of Transportation

Division D: Stowers Institute for Medical Research

Division E: Labconco Corp

Division F: Rally House

Division G: Gannett Fleming TranSystems

Division H: Newkirk Novak Construction Partners

Mixed Doubles Pickleball

Division A: Children’s Mercy Kansas City

Division B: DH Pace

Division C: Edward Jones

Division D: JCPRD

Division E: Mars Petcare

Division F: Optiv Security

Division G: New York Life Insurance Co

Division H: Bungii

Men’s Pool

Division A: Burns & McDonnell

Division B: Creative Planning

Division C: Bayer

Division D: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Division E: HDR

Division F: Optiv Security

Division G: New York Life Insurance Co

Division H: Keyhole Software

Women’s Pool

Division A: UMB

Division B: SelectQuote Insurance Services

Division C: Fike Corporation

Division D: Environmental Protection Agency

Division E: P1 Group, Inc.

Division F: IPFS

Division G: Trane Kansas City

Division H: Midland Radio

4v4 Coed Soccer

Division A: Burns & McDonnell

Division B: SelectQuote Insurance Services

Division C: WellSky

Division D: Populous

Division E: FORVIS MAZARS

Division F: Rally House

Division G: PayIt

Division H: Bungii

Coed Softball

Division A: Burns & McDonnell

Division B: Kiewit

Division C: Henderson Engineers, Inc.

Division D: McCownGordon Construction

Division E: Southwind Management

Division F: Veterans United Home Loans

Division G: Gannett Fleming TranSystems

Division H: Bungii

60-64: Cindy Beilfuss, TreviPay ............ 37.88

65-69: Linda Cosgrove, Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc. 40.19

70+: Gayle Freeman, Black & Veatch 47.48

Men’s Swimming 50-Yard Backstroke

18-24: Christopher Sprenger, Black & Veatch .................... 27.11

25-29: Noah Witzki, American Century Investments 23.38

30-34: Brian Sellers, Kansas City National Security Campus 25.78

35-39: Spencer Robbins, UMB 26.88

40-44: JR Pyle, Swiss Re 27.76

45-49: Chris Fugate, Hallmark Cards 28.30

50-54: Tony Rezek, Burns & McDonnell 30.55

55-59: Barry Holcomb, WellSky 37.76

60-64: Jeff Chase, Walz Tetrick Advertising ........... 32.18

65-69: Greg Waid, Kansas City National Security Campus 31.84

70+: Mark Henke, Creative Planning 56.47

Women’s Swimming 50-Yard Backstroke

18-24: Morgan Andersen, FORVIS MAZARS .................. 34.38

25-29: Brianna Heinzler, Burns & McDonnell 28.85

30-34: Samantha Feulner, Garmin 30.95

35-39: Cara Belcher, Veterans United Homes Loans 35.12

40-44: Sarah Lagergren, Children’s Mercy Kansas City ....... 34.27

45-49: Paige Miller, SelectQuote Insurance Services 33.63

50-54: Mandy Kelley, Kansas City National Security Campus 35.50

55-59: Lori Terzopoulos, American Century Investments .... 38.69

60-64: Cindy Beilfuss, TreviPay ............ 50.73

65-69: Linda Cosgrove, Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc. 50.10

70+: Gayle Freemtn, Black & Veatch 59.34

Men’s Swimming 50-Yard Breaststroke

18-24: Collin Geurgs, FORVIS MAZARS 28.09

25-29: Dimitrios Dimitriou, American Century Investments .... 27.36

30-34: Mark Conroy, QTS Data Centers . . . . 26.39

35-39: Travis McCan, Hills Pet Nutrition ... 30.94

40-44: Scott Gilroy, Kansas City Life Insurance Company 31.22

45-49: James Peterson, Benesch 30.63

50-54: Tony Rezek, Burns & McDonnell 29.82

55-59: David Irwin, Kansas City National Security Campus 37.05

60-64: David Kaye, Creative Planning 36.13

65-69: Greg Waid, Kansas City National Security Campus ......... 33.95

70+: Mark Henke, Creative Planning .... 50.85

2025

Women’s Swimming 50-Yard Breaststroke

18-24: Maci Gunter, Spotlight Analyst Relations 37.75

25-29: Lia Iverson, Athletico Physical Therapy ......... 34.77

30-34: Jean Bray, Burns & McDonnell ..... 35.24

35-39: Cara Belcher, Veterans United Home Loans 38.51

40-44: Erin Olaughlin, Sunflower Medical Group .......... 39.14

45-49: Paige Miller, SelectQuote Insurance Services 38.82

50-54: Elizabeth McKinley, NSPJ Architects 42.17

55-59: Janet Bank, nbkc bank 43.29

60-64: Maria Brown, NAIC & NIPR 50.94

65-69: Linda Cosgrove, Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc. ............ 55.72

70+: Laura Langham, Black & Veatch . . 1:04.23

Men’s Swimming 50-Yard Butterfly

18-24: Richie Stewart, Creative Planning .. 24.10

25-29: Noah Witzki, American Century Investments 22.73

30-34: Mark Conroy, QTS Data Centers 23.90

35-39: Spencer Robbins, UMB 24.89

40-44: JR Pyle, Swiss Re 25.00

45-49: James Petersen, Benesch 27.03

50-54: Stephen Quance, American Century Investments 27.33 55-59: Rob Poste, Garmin

60-64: Jeff Chase, Walz Tetrick Advertising ........... 30.01

65-69: Greg Waid, Kansas City National Security Campus 30.18 70+: Mark Henke, Creative Planning 46.00

Women’s Swimming 50-Yard Butterfly

18-24: Moran Andersen, FORVIS MAZARS .................. 32.49

25-29: Alexis Buche, Cboe Global Markets 28.50

30-34: Samantha Feulner, Garmin 29.13

35-39: Cara Belcher, Veterans United Home Loans 32.13

40-44: Erin Olaughlin, Sunflower Medical Group .......... 29.59

45-49: Paige Miller, SelectQuote Insurance Services 30.75

50-54: Elizabeth McKinely, NSPJ Architects ....................

Lori Terzopoulos, American Century Investments

Cindy Beilfuss, TreviPay

Linda Cosgrove, Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc.

Gayle Freeman, Black & Veatch 1:17.51

2025 Results by Event (continued)

Women’s Swimming 100-Yard Individual Medley

18-24: Morgan Andersen, FORVIS MAZARS ................ 1:13.91

25-29: Brianna Heinzler, Burns & McDonnell 1:04.56

30-34: Heather Snyder, Netsmart 1:09.42

35-39: Cara Belcher, Veterans United Home Loans . . . . 1:14.76

40-44: Naseem Nikaeen, Children’s Mercy Kansas City 1:18.61

45-49: Paige Miller, SelectQuote Insurance Services 1:13.20

50-54: Elizabeth McKinley, NSPJ Architects .................. 1:26.10

55-59: Lori Terzopoulos, American Century Investments 1:21.40

60-64: Cindy Beilfuss, TreviPay 1:43.48

65-69: Linda Cosgrove, Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc. 1:52.41

70+: Gayle Freeman, Black & Veatch 2:22.98

Coed Swimming 200-Yard Freestyle Relay

Division A: Burns & McDonnell .............. 1:36.87

Division B: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City 1:51.59

Division C: Henderson Engineers 2:02.64

Division D: Swiss Re 2:04.98

Division E: FORVIS MAZARS 1:56.91

Division F: Veterans United Home Loans . . . . 2:10.81

Division G: Lamp Rynearson/CMT/ PPS Services Group 2:13.47

Division H: NSJP Architects 2:02.69

Coed Swimming 200-Yard Medley Relay

Division A: Burns & McDonnell 1:46.08

Division B: American Century Investments 2:03.61

Division C: AMC Theaters 2:23.68

Division D: Populous 2:15.67

Division E: FORVIS MAZARS 2:17.13

Division F: Spotlight Analyst Relations 2:25.57

Division G: Grundfos 2:49.13

Division H: Thornton Tomasetti & ME Engineers ................... 2:09.40

Men’s Table Tennis Singles

Division A: Children’s Mercy Kansas City

Division B: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

Division C: PNC Bank

Division D: Environmental Protection Agency

Division E: FORVIS MAZARS

Division F: Weber

Division G: SafetyCulture

Division H: Multi Service Fuel Card

Women’s Table Tennis Singles

Division A: Garmin

Division B: H&R Block

Division C: AMC Theatres

Division D: Zurich Insurance Group

Division E: P1 Group, Inc.

Division F: IPFS

Division G: New York Life Insurance Co

Division H: Thornton Tomasetti & ME Engineers

Table Tennis Mixed Doubles

Division A: Garmin

Division B: CPKC

Division C: WellSky

Division D: Populous

Division E: Design Resources, Inc

Division F: Corbion

Division G: Gannett Fleming TranSystems

Division H: Thornton Tomasetti & ME Engineers

Tennis Mixed Doubles

Division A: Burns & McDonnell

Division B: Kiewit

Division C: BlueScope Buildings

Division D: Populous

Division E: Mars Petcare

Division F: IPFS

Division G: Grundfos

Division H: Benesch

Men’s Track & Field 100 Meter Dash

18-24: Roman Hunter, MRIGlobal 11.666

25-29: Joseph Niblock, American Century Investments

Jacob Schultze, Black & Veatch

Jeremy Davis, Enercon Services Inc. .

40-44: Steven Kern, Burns & McDonnell .. 12.265

45-49: Andrew Fleming, City of Kansas City Missouri 13.285

50-54: Erick Haggins, City of Kansas City Missouri 12.959

55-59: Mark Quinn, nbkc bank 13.104

60-64: Gary Wheeler, Burns & McDonnell ............... 14.000 65-69: Brian Brunner, Kansas City National Security Campus 14.407 70+ Bryce Banion, HDR 15.168

Women’s Track & Field 100 Meter Dash 18-24: Justine Ambrosio, American Century Investments ... 14.411

25-29: Lia Johnson, Garmin .............. 13.533

30-34: Courtney Nelson, Populous ....... 13.766

35-39: Lauren Tobaben, Hallmark Cards .. 14.629

40-44: Rachel Hancock, UMB ............ 15.234

45-49: Nikki Holladay, PNC Bank ......... 15.280

50-54: Resa Eastwood, HDR.............. 16.435

55-59: Kathi Smith, Commerce Bank ..... 17.919

60-64: Valerie Hill, Burns & McDonnell ... 16.670

65-69: Lisa Fassett, BRR Architecture 21.099 70+ Gayle Freeman, Black & Veatch 21.511

Men’s Track & Field 400 Meter Run

Cancelled due to inclement weather

Women’s Track & Field 400 Meter Run

Cancelled due to inclement weather

Men’s

William Graham, Burns & McDonnell ............. 4:29.660

Tim Hassett,

Track & Field Mile Relay

Cancelled due to inclement weather

Men’s Long Jump

18-29: Connor Last, Huhtamaki 21-8

30-39: Jacob Schultze, Black & Veatch 21-1 1/4

40-49: Mark Holthaus, nbkc bank 17-0 1/2

50-59: Phil Ratterman, cboe Global Markets ........... 15-8 1/4

60+: Kyle Kirchner, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 7-5

Women’s Long Jump

18-29: Halle Hamilton, Burns & McDonnell 15-11

30-39: Kendra Bradley, Imperial PFS 15-2 1/2

40-49: Leslie Breon, Empower 11-10 1/4

50-59: Laura Grisham-Jones, T-Mobile 10-1 3/4

60+: Carolyn Bergin, Hallmark Cards 6-4

Men’s Shot Put

18-29: Nathaniel Cumming, Kiewit ......... 62-4

30-39: Nicolai Ceban, Creative Planning .... 58-0

40-49: Josh Hesse, Burns & McDonnell .. 53-0 1/4

50-59: Mark Krysa, Design Resources Inc 33-3 1/4

60+: James Appleby, T-Mobile 31-7 1/4

Women’s Shot Put

18-29: Brooke Estes, Thornton Tomasetti & ME Engineers 37-6

30-39: Jasmine Smith, City of Kansas City Missouri ..... 32-9 1/4

40-49: Gennifer Kephard, Kansas City National Security Campus 35-7 1/2

50-59: Terra Childs, Huhtamaki 26-5 1/4

60+: Linda Sinnett, Design Resources Inc .......... 18-11 1/4

Men’s 5K Run

18-24: Matt Stilling, Garmin ........... 16:27.60

25-29: Spencer Danielson, Garmin ..... 16:54.00

30-34: William Graham, Burns & McDonnell 15:51.10

35-39: Josh Baden, Americo Life 16:46.50

40-44: Brian Hoffman, nbkc bank 18:19.50

45-49: Brent Larson, Burns & McDonnell 17:43.20

50-54: Mike Bonham, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City .................. 17:39.20

55-59: Jim Niederberger, H&R Block.... 22:02.50

60-64: Brent Roper, NAIC & NIPR ....... 20:44.30

65-69: John Robertson, T-Mobile ...... 21:16.50

70+ Gayle Van Durme, Black & Veatch 24:15.30

Women’s 5K Run

18-24: Megan Moeller, Huhtamaki 18:39.00

25-29: Madison Ring, Creative Planning 19:59.20

30-34: Amy Regan, Garmin 19:03.50

35-39: Sharon Ceja, Johnson County KS ............. 18:48.40

40-44: Rachel Scanza, Stowers Institute for Medical Research 20:24.40

45-49: Genevieve Spivey, Waterone 22:43.50

50-54: Sarah Malinowski, HNTB Corporation .............. 22:31.70

55-59: Rebecca Sommers, Garmin 22:51.60

60-64: Lisa Schmucker, NAIC & NIPR 23:55.10

65-69: Debra Jenson, H&R Block 34:46.00

70+: Janet Dye, UMB 32:56.10

Men’s Trapshooting

Division A: Timothy Bruggeman, Black & Veatch 45 lr 17

Division B: Jay Halla, American Century Investments 49 lr 33

Division C: Tony Halfmann, Associated Wholesale Grocers ... 42 lr 16

Division D: Phillip Spruytte, City of Shawnee 47 lr 26

Division E: Michael PPool, FORFIX MAZARS 46 lr 27

Division F: Neal Stark, Spotlight Analyst Relations 48 lr 21

Division G: Bobby Howard, Ruskin Company ................

Division H: Treavor Franklin, Omaha Truck Equipment

Women’s Trapshooting

Division A: Alexis Thomas, Black & Veatch

lr 11

lr 22

lr 19

Division B: Chelsea Shannon, HNTB Corporation ............... 40 lr 12

Division C: Jenny Kelly, PNC Bank ...........

Division D: Erin Mizer, Zurich Insurance Group

Division E: Mary Ann Tackett, U.S. Engineering

Division F: Brooke Snyder, BRR Architecture ................

lr 16

lr 15

lr 8

lr 12

Division G: Meghan Wemhoener, PayIt ...... 42 lr 15

Division H: Keil Unsderfer, Bungii..............33 lr 6 .

Team Tug-of-War

Division A: Burns & McDonnell

Division B: Kiewit

Division C: NAIC & NIPR

Division D: nbkc bank

Division E: Cboe Global Markets

Division F: BRR Architecture

Division G: Grundfos

Division H: Thornton Tomasetti & ME Engineers

Men’s Volleyball

Division A: Garmin

Division B: Kiewit

Division C: Henderson Engineers

Division D: Swiss Re

Division E: MRIGlobal

Division F: WSP + POWER Engineers

Division G: GENESYS Systems Integrator

Division H: Bungii

Women’s Volleyball

Division A: Kansas City National Security Campus

Division B: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

Division C: NAIC & NIPR

Division D: NorthPoint Development

Division E: Design Resources, Inc

Division F: Spotlight Analyst Relations

Division G: Gannett Fleming TranSystems

Division H: Thornton Tomasetti & ME Partners

KANSAS CITY CORPORATE CHALLENGE

Archives • Individual

Men’s 5K Run (Since 1992)

18-24: Joffroi Holcombe, Sprint Nextel, 2009 .. 15:43

25-29: Dmitry Drozdov, Quintiles, 2001 15:16

30-34: Dmitry Drozdov, Quintiles, 2002 ........ 15:00

35-39: Randy Wasinger, Pain Train, 2014 15:55.20

40-44: Mark Curp, American Century, 1999 15:23

45-49: Charlie Gray, UtiliCorp United, 1999 .... 15:45

50-54: Charlie Gray, Aquila, Inc., 2006, 16:54

55-59: Rick Hogan, Blue Cross & Blue Shield, 2000.......... 17:47

60-64: Paul Heitzman, SM Schools, 1995 19:12

65-69: Stan McCormack, Evergy, 2023 ...... 19:12.50

70+: Tim Wigger, Pain Train, 2019 22:32.30

Women’s 5K Run (Since 1992)

18-24: Katie Mona, Cerner Corporation, 2013 18:08.40

25-29: Mindy Warner, Saint Luke’s Health, 1994 ............... 17:45

30-34: Barb Rinne, Commerce Bank, 1994 17:38

35-39: Connie Teague, Pain Train, 2022 18:08.80

40-44: Jennifer Kultala, Cerner Corporation, 2012 18:26.60

45-49: Jennifer Kultala, Cerner, 2016 19:51.10

50-54: Rebecca Sommers, Garmin, 2023 .... 20:25.70

55-59: Diana Fitch, Hallmark Cards, Inc., 2010 21:13

60-64: Maria Brown, NAIC & NIPR, 2023..... 23:20.40

65-69: Linda Sharp, Children’s Mercy Kansas City, 2023 25:04.90

70+: Carol Hafeman, Children’s Mercy Hospital 30:48.50

Men’s 10K Run (2024)

18-24: Will Merhige, Garmin, 2024 ......... 37:49.30

25-29: Stuart Gildea, Garmin, 2025 34:10.00

30-34: Joseph Coday, FORVIS MAZARS, 2025 .............. 36:36.50

35-39: Erwin Quintanilla, Black & Veatch, 2024 39:19.20

40-44: Michael Keenan, Creative Planning, 2025 37:11.70

45-49: Jeremy Garrett, Children’s Mercy Kansas City, 2024 .. 39:40.10

50-54: Jerry Thomas, Burns & McDonnell, 2024 40:35.60

55-59: Steve Spangler, Collins Aerospace, 2024 ............. 44:50.00

60-64: Kurt Kastendick, UMB, 2024 46:15.00

65-69: Robert Harber, Garmin, 2024 ........ 45:13.90

70+: Bruce Duffin, City of Kansas City Missouri, 2025 45:47.00

Women’s 10K Run (2024)

18-24: Megan Moeller, Huhtamaki, 2025 ... 39:05.00

25-29: Katie Stapleton, Garmin, 2025 43:34.20

30-34: Joana Proffitt, Bungii, 2024 .......... 45:48.80

35-39: Sharon Ceja, Johnson County KS, 2025 38:51.10

40-44: Rachel Scanza, Stowers Institute for Medical Research, 2025 43:12.50

45-49: Sarah Lee, Children’s Mercy Kansas City, 2025 49:54.50

50-54: Dallas Perry, AMC Theatres, 2025 55:06.50

55-59: Laura Elsenraat, Hallmark Cards, 2025 ............... 50:41.60

60-64: Dianne Wilderson, Children’s Mercy Kansas City, 2025 55:01.80

65-69: Linda Sharp, Children’s Mercy Kansas City, 2024 .. 54:26.90

70+: Gayle Freeman, Black & Veatch, 2025 1:16:55.10

Men’s Basketball Shoot-out (1999-2006)

67 Morgan Day, Black & Veatch, 2000

Men’s Basketball Shoot-out (1987-1998)

112 John Hoppenrath, AlliedSignal, 1991

Women’s Basketball Shoot-out (1999-2006)

58 Jill McCrea, Pfizer Animal Health, 1999

58 Aspen Burrow, KPMG, 2004

Women’s Basketball Shoot-out (1987-1998)

99 Kimberly Whittaker, JCCC, 1992

Men’s Bike Race (2011, 2013-Current)

18-24: William Henkhaus, Collins Aerospace, 2025 .............. 6:00.00

25-29: Jordan Miller, Garmin International, 2019 5:45.50

30-34: Braden Edwards, C2FO, 2025 5:44.00

35-39: Kent Woermann, Pain Train, 2022 5:51.00

40-44: John Arenson, Cerner Corporation, 2018 5:59.54

45-49: Barry Ogden, Waddell & Reed/Ivy Funds, 2014 ..... 6:09.00

50-54: Steve Auchterlonie, EPA, 2011 6:15.30

55-59: Bernd Abele, MULTIVAC, 2023 ........ 6:26.00

60-64: Doug Overmohle, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 2025 6:27.00

65-69: W.T. (Bill) Mason, Black & Veatch, 2011 7:13.74

70+: Mike Czinege, AMC Theatres, 2025 8:40.00

Men’s Bike Race (2012)

18-24: Lars Ellingson, Burns & McDonnell, 2012 ............ 7:27.60

25-29: Nicholas Coil, TradeWind Energy, LLC, 2012 6:34.60

30-34: Brian Gillespie, Cerner Corporation, 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:58.00

35-39: Brian Jensen, TradeWind Energy, LLC, 2012 6:40.50

40-44: Bently Harper, Garmin, 2012 6:54.20

45-49: Kelly Ricke, City of Overland Park, 2012 6:50.70

50-54: A.J. White, Harley-Davidson, 2012 6:14.70

55-59: David Ebelke, North Kansas City Hospital, 2012 ..... 7:24.10 60-64: Brad Vaughan, Black & Veatch, 2012 7:39.40 65+: W.T. (Bill) Mason, Black & Veatch, 2012 ................. 7:37.70 Men’s Bike Race (2003-2010)

Lynn Neir, Sprint, 2003 ............... 5:06.11

Phillip Gronniger, Financial Counselors Inc/ Midwest Trust Co., 2008 4:55.31 40-44: Thomas Grobelny, Saint Luke’s Health System, 2005 ..... 5:02.13 45-49: David Reynolds, Hallmark, 2007 5:02.81 50-54: Steve Auchterlonie, EPA, 2008 5:07.00

55-59: H. Ralph Boehm, Jr., Black & Veatch, 2006 ................. 5:28.23

60+: James Conway, Waddell & Reed, 2008 5:24.25

Men’s Bike Race (2001-2002)

18-24: Matt Heimsoth, Arthur Andersen, 2001 4:31.69

25-29: Stephen Rouff, Black & Veatch, 2002 4:12.53

30-34: Lynn Neir, Sprint, 2002 4:16.59

35-39: Kenneth W. Otis, Quintiles, 2002 ...... 4:25.31

40-44: David Reynolds, Hallmark Cards, Inc., 2001 4:07.22

45-49: Ron Henkhaus, IBM Corporation, 2002 ............... 4:37.87

50-54: Ralph Boehm, KCPL, 2001 4:35.69

55-59: Bill Mackey, U.S. Department of Transportation, 2001 5:15.31

60+: John O’Donnell, Burns & McDonnell, 2002 5:21.56

Men’s Bike Race (1995-2000)

18-29: Thad Whalen, 20th Century, 1995 .... 4:13.00

30-39: David Reynolds, Hallmark Cards, 1999 4:07.15

40-49: David Conrad, Hoechst Marion Roussel, 1997 ....... 4:14.87

50-59: Ralph Boehm, Kansas City Power & Light, 1999 4:27.16

60+: Charles Cox, Trans World Airline, 1999 5:35.66

Men’s Bike Race (1989-1994)

18-29: Doug Hayden, Grainger, 1990 .......... 33:20

30-39: Dave Conrad, Marion Merrell Dow, 1993 32:25

40-49: Ralph Boehm, KCP&L, 1993 32:17

50+: J.D. Gattermeir, AT&T, 1992 35:26

Men’s Bike Race (1981-1988)

18-29: Ken Short, Black & Veatch, 1987 44:15

30-39: Michael Sapasap, Bendix, 1986 ......... 46:07

40+: Bob Carroll, KC Star, 1985 49:06

Women’s Bike Race (2011, 2013-Current)

18-24: Emily Reimer, Henderson Engineers, 2011 7:32.62

25-29: Kirsten Dusterhoft, Rally House, 2023 .................... 6:53.00

30-34: Lynsey Fugate, North Kansas City Hospital, 2013 7:11.30

35-39: Lettie Ebbs, Sprint Nextel, 2011 ...... 7:01.85

40-44: Kalletta Caldwell, Sprint, 2018 6:52.52

45-49: Anissa Skiles, UBC, 2016 6:19.78

50-54: Renae Weaver, Cerner, 2016 .......... 6:51.07

55-59: Kelly Dippold, Lockton Companies, 2019 7:24.23

60-64: Teresa Jarzemkoski, BlueScope Buildings, 2024 ........... 7:57.00

65-69: Carol Adams, US Army Corps of Engineers, 2017 8:33.76

70+: Janet Dye, UMB, 2025 10:03.00

Women’s Bike Race (2012)

18-24: Charity Fluharty, Hallmark Cards, Inc., 2012 ............ 8:37.90

25-29: Nichole Ahlers, Children’s Mercy Hospitals & Clinics, 2012 7:36.90

30-34: Lynsey Fugate, North Kansas City Hospital, 2012 ..... 7:39.70

35-39: Teri Stewart, City of Overland Park, 2012 7:52.60

40-44: Allison Adams, Sprint, 2012 7:33.20

45-49: Teresa Jarzemkoski, Butler Manufacturing, 2012 7:53.10

50-54: Kelly Dippold, Lockton Companies, 2012 7:23.00

55-59: Debra Wood, DST Systems, Inc., 2012 .............. 8:37.20

60-64: Patricia Brinker, Honeywell FM&T, 2012 10:06.00

65+: Marilyn Brewster, HNTB Corporation, 2012 10:45.70

Women’s Bike Race (2003-2010)

18-24: Sarah Otto, Burns & McDonnell, 2007 ............ 6:20.75

25-29: Megan Mansfield, Sprint, 2003 5:51.19

30-34: Juli Watkins, Sprint, 2003 ............. 5:42.91

35-39: Allison Baker, Sprint, 2008 5:56.14

40-44: Teresa Jarzernkoski, Butler Manufacturing, 2007 5:58.47

45-49: Kelly Dippols, Embarq Corporation, 2009 ........... 5:50.59

50-54: Tammy Spray, Hallmark, 2006 5:52.27

55-59: Debra Wood, DST, 2009 . . . . . .

6:33.75

60+: Mary Linda McDonnell, Saint Luke’s Health System, 2003 7:06.95

Women’s Bike Race (2001-2002)

18-24: Christina Posnachiwsky, Seaboard Corporation, 2001 5:41.47

25-29: Allison Adams, Sprint, 2001 .......... 5:10.38

30-34: Juli Watkins, Sprint, 2001 4:42.64

35-39: Teresa Jarzemokski, Butler Manufacturing, 2002 .......... 5:25.00

40-44: Cara Windsor, DST Systems, Inc., 2001 5:18.44

45-49: Carol Adams, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 2001 5:12.22

50-54 Lyn Neven, AAFP, 2001 5:24.59

55-59: Mary Linda McDonnell, Saint Luke’sShawnee Mission HS, 2002 6:02.81

60+: Lana Minnegrode, Health Midwest, 2002 ................ 6:26.80

Women’s Bike Race (1995-2000)

18-29: Christie McMahon, SLSM, 1998 5:01.42

30-39: Juli Watkins, Sprint, 2000 4:59.38

40-49: Nancy Ensley, SLSM, 1999 ............ 4:48.47

50-59: Mary Linda McDonnell, SLSM Health, 1997 5:43.96

60+: Joan Brown, KU Medical Center, 1999 .

Women’s Bike Race (1989-1994)

. 6:39.95

18-29: Gail Goede, Baptist Medical, 1990 39:38

30-39: Karlie Speicher, St. Luke’s Hospital, 1990 38:33

40-49: Linda Amebag, SM Schools, 1993 ...... 41:16

50+: Mary Linda McDonnell, Saint Luke’s Health, 1994 40:50

Archives • Individual (continued)

Women’s Bike Race (1981-1988)

18-29: Rochelle Schleicher, Hallmark, 1986 .... 53:02

30+: Suzanne Milburn, Saint Luke’s Hospital, 1986 55:00

Men’s Bowling

800 Vincent Guerra, Shook Hardy & Bacon, L.L.P., 2011

Women’s Bowling

740 Meiling Billingsley, MRIGlobal, 2015

Men’s Duathlon (2013-2019)

18-29: Brett Agee, Black & Veatch, 2016 1:10:15

30-39: Caleb Teague, Pain Train, 2016 1:12:17

40-49: Bently Harper, Garmin International, 2018........... 1:19:19

50-59: Tom Marshall, Hallmark Cards, Inc., 2019 1:22:24

60+: Jim Gutsch, Seaboard Foods, 2019 ... 1:31:26

Men’s Duathlon (1995-2012)

18-29: Kevin Sampson, Aventis Pharmaceuticals, 2000 ....... 1:05:10

30-39: Kevin Sampson, Aventis Pharmaceuticals, 2002 1:03:43

30-39: Kevin Sampson, Sanofi-Aventis, 2005 ................. 1:03:43

40-49: Charlie Gray, UtiliCorp, 1995 1:02:24

50+: Charlie Gray, Aquila, Inc., 2006 ....... 1:07:41

Men’s Duathlon (1993) 18-29: Thad Whalen, 20th Century, 1993 ......

Charlie Gray, Missouri Public Service, 1993

Bob Kochersperger, Marion Merrell Dow, 1993.............. 59.44

50+: Joe Struemph, House of Lloyd, 1993 1:02.46

Men’s Duathlon (1985-1992)

18-29: Brian Franke, Missouri Public Service, 1990 1:11.35 30-39: Charlie Gray, Missouri Public Service, 1992......... 1:10.00

40-49: Greg Harman, Saint Luke’s Health, 1992 1:18.23

50+: J.D. Gattermeir, AT&T, 1992 ........... 1:21.46

Women’s Duathlon (2013-2019)

18-29: Meghan Comiskey, Black & Veatch, 2015 ................. 1:29:58

30-39: Nicole Schile, Cerner Corporation, 2015 1:23:40

40-49: Meghan Ridgway, Pain Train, 2019 ... 1:30:25

50-59: Kelly Dippold, Lockton Companies, 2013 1:24:35

60+: Linda Duderstadt, Swiss Re, 2019 ..... 2:07:12

Women’s Duathlon (1995-2012) 1:19:08 1:12:32 1:19:36 ................ 1:23:38 1:05.37 1:07.32 1:36.01 1:29.45

Women’s Duathlon (1985-1992) 1:30.37

40-49: Vicki Acri, Sprint, 1992 1:36.01

Men’s Football Throw (2000-2003)

190 Kelly Hamons, Marine Corps, 2003

190 Dan Ryan, Yellow Corporation, 2003

Women’s Football Throw (2000-2003)

190 Dorinda Burton, Quintiles, 2003

Men’s Half Marathon Run (Since 2012)

18-24: William Graham, Burns & McDonnell, 2019 1:15:16.70

25-29: Nate Guthals, Farmers Insurance Group, 2019 ....1:14:02.90

30-34: Nick Caprario, Populous, 2019 1:07:48.00

35-39: Jeremiah Estes, Garmin International, 2019.........1:13:35.40

40-44: Jeremiah Estes, Garmin, 2022 1:19:18.20

45-49: Rick Garey, Sprint, 2019 1:18:52.40

50-54: Matt Stegman, GlynnDevins Advertising and Marketing, 2019 1:18:46.70

55-59: Pat Merrigan, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, 2016 1:24:40.10

60-64: Brent Roper, NAIC & NIPR, 2023 1:31:44.90

65-69: Harold Molloy, MRIGlobal, 2014 1:37:51.00

70+: James Slone, Missouri Department of Transportation, 2025 2:54:12.80

Women’s Half Marathon Run (Since 2012)

18-24: Chandler Carreon, Children’s Mercy Hospital, 2019 1:24:20.60

25-29: Amy Regan, Garmin International, 2019.........1:20:22.30

30-34: Cate Holston, EPA, 2014 1:27:50.80

35-39: Brett Nickisch, Kansas City VA Medical Center, 2025 ..............1:27:38.00

40-44: Jennifer Kultala, Cerner Corporation, 2013 . . . . . . . . . .1:28:04.60

45-49: Kimberly Gudenkauf, Freightquote, 2015 1:33:16.50

50-54: Kelly Dippold, Lockton Companies, 2016 1:31:59.50

55-59: Laura Luckert, MRIGlobal, 2014 1:43:44.90

60-64: Lisa Schmucker, NAIC & NIPR, 2025 1:47:52.20

65-69: Kaye McCormick, Garmin International, 2019 2:05:28.70

70+:

Men’s Horseshoes (Since 1986)

116 Dave Kincaid, Procter & Gamble, 1991

116 Mo Turner, AlliedSignal, 1995

Women’s Horseshoes (Since 1986)

104 Roena Branson, Sprint, 2005

Men’s Softball Throw (1986-2003)

332 ft. 0 in. Neal Daney, UtiliCorp United, 2000

Women’s Softball Throw (1986-2003)

209 ft. 5 in. Cathy Tramposh, General Heating, 1990

Men’s Swimming 50-Yard Freestyle (Since 2001)

18-24: Max Dittmer, John Deere, 2012 21.53

25-29: Brian Stiles, Grundfos, 2023 ............ 20.96

30-34: Tony Diers, Burns & McDonnell, 2014 20.40

35-39: Tony Diers, Burns & McDonnell, 2015 20.86

40-44: Doug Hayden, North Kansas City Community Center, 2006 23.18

45-49: Douglas Hayden, DST Systems, Inc., 2011 ................ 22.81

50-54: Douglas Hayden, SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2016 .. 23.60

55-59: Bill Sherman, Mazuma Credit Union, 2017............ 23.59

60-64: Bill Sherman, Mazuma Credit Union, 2018 23.61

65-69: Bill Sherman, Mazuma Credit Union, 2023 25.18

70+: Mark Henke, Creative Planning, 2025 36.72

Men’s Swimming 50-Yard Freestyle (1981-2000)

18-29: Ted Fisher, Harris Chemical, 1996 21.57

30-39: Dru Shiner, MHM Business Services, 1999 22.36

40-49: Eric Steinhouse, H&R Block, 1998 23.46

50-59: Steve Trombold, Carondelet Health, 1999 25.60

60+: Mike Trevino, Kansas City Life, 2000 31.00

Women’s Swimming 50-Yard Freestyle (Since 2001)

18-24: Caroline Baldwin, Spotlight Analyst Relations/ AD Predictive/DivvyHQ, 2019 .......... 23.58

25-29: Anne Simmons, BKD, LLP, 2011 ......... 24.24

Women’s Swimming 50-Yard Freestyle

Men’s Swimming 50-Yard Breaststroke (2001-2017, 2019-Current)

Bill Sherman, Mazuma Credit Union,

Men’s Swimming 50-Yard Breaststroke (1985-2000)

Women’s Swimming

Breaststroke

30-34: Erica Norgran, State Street Corporation, 2016 28.85

35-39: Paige Miller, SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2018 27.39

40-44: Paige Miller, SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2024 28.61

45-49: Lori Terzopoulos, American Century Investments, 2011 30.71

50-54: Susan Blattner, City of Lenexa, 2010 30.20

55-59: Susan Blattner, City of Lenexa, 2012 30.93

60-64: Rebecca Ettien, Cerner Corporation, 2022 37.38

65-69: Laurie Bisogno R., Goodcents and Company, 2018 40.35

Men’s Swimming 50-Yard Backstroke

18-24: Noah Witzki, American Century Investments, 2023

25-29: Noah Witzki, American Century Investments, 2025

30-34: Uldis Tazans, JCPRD, 2024

35-39: Chris Bundy, Netsmart, 2014

40-44: Matt Wiewel, Cerner Corporation, 2009

45-49: Brad Wells, StoreFinancial/PSC Group, 2009

50-54: Brad Wells, Union/OC/PSC/Pulaski, 2013

55-59: Brad Wells, Players’ Union, 2017

Women’s Swimming 50-Yard Breaststroke

Bethany Medical, 1992 ................. 44.76

60+: Carol Flynn, Pembroke Hill School, 1999 .

Men’s Swimming 50-Yard Butterfly (Since 2001)

18-24: Noah Witzki, American Century Investments, 2023 22.89

25-29: Mark Conroy, Sprint, 2018 22.68

30-34: Scott Goldblatt, Adknowledge, 2012 23.21

35-39: Chris Bundy, Netsmart, 2014 ........... 23.73

40-44: JR Pyle, Swiss Re, 2025 ................. 25.00

45-49: Douglas Hayden, DST Systems, Inc., 2010 ................ 25.55

50-54: Brad Wells, Union Broadcasting, 2011 .. 25.67

55-59: Brad Wells, Players’ Union, 2017 26.21

60-64: Bill Sherman, Mazuma Credit Union, 2019 27.97

65-69: Bill Sherman, Mazuma Credit Union, 2023............ 29.87

70+: Mark Henke, Creative Planning, 2025 46.00

Men’s Swimming 50-Yard Butterfly (1981-1992, 1997-2000)

18-29: Mike Malony, Hallmark Cards, 1988 ..... 24.07

30-39: Mike Malony, Hallmark Cards, 1987 24.50

40-49: Roland Sabates, Baptist Medical, 1991 26.28

50-59: Greg Martin, IBM, 2000 28.18

60+: Bob Wagner, Gear for Sports, 2000 ..... 45.09

Women’s Swimming 50-Yard Butterfly (Since 2001)

70+: Gayle Freeman, Black & Veatch, 2025 1:17.51

Women’s Swimming 50-Yard Butterfly (1981-1992, 1997-2000)

18-29: Stephanie Lavin, Hallmark Cards, 1987 28.44

30-39: Kim Staab, Midland Loan Services, 1998 28.06

40-49: Christine Franz, DST Systems, Inc. 31.15

50-59: Barbara Zaremski, Bethany Medical, 1992 41.94

60+: Katie Rieman, Carondelet Health, 1998 1:09.14

60-64: Bill Sherman, Mazuma Credit Union, 2018

65-69: Bill Sherman, Mazuma Credit Union, 2023

70+: Mark Henke, Creative Planning, 2025

Men’s Swimming 50-Yard Backstroke

18-29: Robert Sturman, 20th Century, 1995 ... 25.08

30-39: Mike Malony, Hallmark Cards, 1990 26.77

40-49: Steve Trumbold, SLSM Health, 1997 .... 28.00

50-59: Steve Trumbold, Carondelet Health, 1999 ............... 29.11

60+: Andy Gharavi, HNTB Corporation, 2000 38.70

18-24: Caroline Baldwin, Spotlight Analyst Relations/ AD Predictive/DivvyHQ .

. 26.46

25-29: Julia Comodeca, Burns & McDonnell, 2018 .............. 27.39

Women’s Swimming 50-Yard Backstroke

Caroline Baldwin, Spotlight Analyst Relations/ .......... 27.45

SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2018 28.92

SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2024 30.34

Laurie Bisogno, Ambrose Companies/ Mr. Goodcents Franchise Systems, 2013 .. 38.39

Women’s Swimming 50-Yard Backstroke (1981-2000)

18-29: Janis Worth, Andersen Consulting, 1992 30.21

30-39: Jennifer Fisher, J.E. Dunn Construction, 2000 ........... 30.49

40-49: Teresa McGiverin, IBM, 1997............ 34.91

50-59: Barbara Zaremski, Bethany Medical, 1992 40.99

60+: Sheila Wood, Bayer Corporation, 2000 56.45

Men’s Swimming 100-Yard Freestyle (Since 2019)

18-24: Kevin McPherson, Burns & McDonnell, 2021 47.47

25-29: Dimitrios Simitriou, American Century Investments, 2025... 45.81

30-34: Brian Stiles, Grundfos, 2024 ............ 47.46

35-39: Spencer Robbins, UMB, 2025 ........... 52.25

40-44: JR Pyle, Swiss Re, 2025 ................. 52.13

45-49: Brent Magnusson, ScriptPro LLC, 2019 .. 54.41

50-54: Stephen Quance, American Century Investments, 2024 54.10

55-59: Doug Hayden, SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2021 54.71

60-64: Bill Sherman, Mazuma Credit Union, 2019............ 53.54

65-69: Bill Sherman, Mazuma Credit Union, 2023 57.46

70+: Mark Henke, Creative Planning, 2025 1:36.69

Women’s Swimming 100-Yard Freestyle (Since 2019)

18-24: Caroline Baldwin, Spotlight Analyst Relations/ AD Predictive/DivvyHQ, 2019 53.84

25-29: Haley Molden, Johnson County Community College, 2022 54.31

30-34: Julie Dugan, Hallmark Cards, Inc., 2019 .. 58.59

35-39: Paige Miller, SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2019 56.51

40-44: Paige Miller, SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2024 57.92

45-49: Paige Miller, SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2025 .. 1:03.58

50-54: Lori Terzopoulos, American Century Investments, 2019

55-59: Lori Terzopoulos, American Century Investments, 2025

60-64: Rebecca Ettien, Cerner Corporation, 2022 . .

Women’s Swimming 100-Yard Individual

1:06.79

1:08.65

1:17.97

65-69: Laurie Bisogno R., Goodcents and Company, 2019 1:19.05

70+: Gayle Freeman, Black & Veatch, 2025 1:55.84

Men’s Swimming 100-Yard Individual Medley (Since 2001)

18-24: Max Dittmer, John Deere, 2012 ......... 52.03

25-29: Yaniv Shnaider, Cerner Corporation, 2014 51.20

30-34: Tony Diers, Burns & McDonnell, 2013 52.24

35-39: Tony Diers, Burns & McDonnell, 2015 52.59

40-44: Tony Rezek, Burns & McDonnell, 2013 .. 58.12

45-49: Brad Wells, PSC Group, 2006 59.50

50-54: Brad Wells, Union/OC/PSC/Pulaski, 2013 1:00.05

55-59: Brad Wells, Players’ Union, 2019 1:02.89

60-64: Bill Sherman, Mazuma Credit Union, 2018 1:02.54

65-69: Greg Waid, Kansas City National Security Campus, 2025 ...... 1:06.43

70+: Mark Henke, Creative Planning, 2025 .. 2:02.76

Men’s Swimming 100-Yard Individual Medley (1993-2000)

18-29: Robert Sturman, 20th Century, 1995 ... 54.53

30-39: Dave Swenson, Vance Publishing, 1995 .. 57.27

40-49: Eric Steinhouse, H&R Block, 1998 1:00.81

50-59: Steve Trombold, Carondelet Health, 1999 1:05.82

60+: Mike Trevino, Kansas City Life, 2000 1:31.25

Women’s Swimming 100-Yard Individual Medley (Since 2001)

18-24: Caroline Baldwin, Spotlight Analyst Relations/ AD Predictive/DivvyHQ, 2019 1:02.21

25-29: Haley Molden, Johnson County Community College, 2022 1:03.44

30-34: Lynsey Fugate, North Kansas City Hospital, 2013 1:04.09

35-39: Paige Miller, SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2018 1:03.78

40-44: Paige Miller, SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2024 ............. 1:05.58

45-49: Maria Mann, JPMorgan, 2009 ........ 1:08.93

50-54: Maria Mann, J.P. Morgan, 2012 1:10.06

55-59: Maria Mann, DST Systems, 2018 1:12.33

60-64: Laurie Bisogno, Goodcents Deli Fresh Subs, 2015 1:26.54

65-69: Laurie Bisogno R., Goodcents and Company, 2018 ...... 1:26.77

70+: Gayle Freeman, Black & Veatch, 2025 .. 2:22.98

18-29: 30-39: 40-49: 50-59: 60+: 18-24: 25-29:

Mazuma Credit Union, 2017 2:00.80 60-64: Bob Welchlin, Players’ Union, 2017 2:11.73 65+: Bruce Banister, Burns & McDonnell, 2016 2:37.84

Men’s Swimming 200-Yard Freestyle (1984-2000) 18-29: Darcy Paul, KU Med. Ctr., 2000 1:47.43 30-39: Dave Swenson, Vance Publishing, 1995 ..............

Terry Inch, Sprint, 2000 .............. 1:59.13

Larry Farnham, Harmon Industries, 1995 2:14.14 60+: Wayne Rose, Bayer Corporation, 1995 ............. 3:00.18

Women’s Swimming 200-Yard Freestyle (2001-2017)

18-24: Caroline Johnson, State Street Corporation, 2010 2:02.35 25-29: Joy Stover, H&R Block, 2005 2:02.57 30-34: Lynsey Fugate, North Kansas City Hospital, 2013 1:59.83 35-39: Paige Miller, SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2017 ............. 2:04.86 40-44: Joy Halgren, VinSolutions, 2017 ...... 2:07.87 45-49: Maria Mann, JPMorgan, 2009 ........ 2:09.27

50-54: Maria Mann, J.P. Morgan, 2012 ....... 2:12.98

55-59: Maria Mann, DST, 2017............... 2:16.19

60-64: Laurie Bisogno, Ambrose Companies, Mr. Goodcents Franchise Systems, 2013 2:54.40

65+: Laurie Bisogno R., Goodcents Deli Fresh Subs, 2017 ..... 2:54.84

Women’s Swimming 200-Yard Freestyle

65-69: Brian Brunner, Kansas City National Security Campus, 2025 ....... 14.407

70+ Bryce Banion, HDR, 2025 .............. 15.168

Men’s Track & Field 100-Meter Dash (1983-2000)

18-29: Clifton Jackson, SMPO, 1983 10.58

30-39: Johnny Brackins, Social Security, 1997 .. 10.59

40-49: Clifton Jackson, SMPO, 1992 ........... 11.31

50-59: Ike Murphy, KU Medical Center, 2000 12.177

60+: Ernest Henning, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1999 14.38

Women’s Track & Field 100-Meter Dash (Since 2001)

18-24: Stephanie Dyke, HCA Midwest, 2004 .. 12.509

25-29: Nicole Brune, KC Life Insurance, 2008 .. 12.595

30-34: Kimela West, Polsinelli Shughart, 2009 .............. 13.023

35-39: Monica Joannes, Jack Henry & Associates, 2019 ......... 13.200

40-44: Mary Taylor, Axcet HR Solutions, 2007 13.629

45-49: Amy Barnard, Saint Luke’s Health System, 2005 13.930

50-54: Deb Wood, DST Systems, Inc., 2004 14.677

55-59: Mary Taylor, Country Club Bank, 2019 15.403

60-64: Debra Wood, DST, 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16.101

65-69: Laura Langham, Black & Veatch, 2014 .. 18.165

70+ Gayle Freeman, Black & Veatch, 2021 20.427

Women’s Track & Field 100-Meter Dash (1983-2000)

18-29: Conanese Roberts, UMKC, 2000 ....... 11.894

30-39: Sheila Sheridan, City of Olathe, 2000 .. 12.530

40-49: Betty Keating, Marion Labs, 1988 13.11

50-59: Julee Shields, 20th Century, 1990 15.78

60+: Nancy Larson, Westlake Hardware, 2000 19.110

Men’s Track & Field 400-Meter Run (Since 2001)

18-24: Mike Myer, Farmers Insurance Group, 2011 ....... 51.132

25-29: Keyshawn Lugrand, EPA, 2005 ......... 48.726

30-34: Roger Hawkins, Black & Veatch, 2007 .. 50.460

35-39: James Coster, Saint Luke’s-Shawnee Mission, 2001 52.074

40-44: James Coster, Saint Luke’sShawnee Mission HS, 2002 ............ 53.091

45-49: Phil Ratterman, Cboe Global Markets, 2018 55.640

50-54: Tony Sumler, KCP&L, 2010 57.418

55-59: Tony Sumler, KCP&L, 2012 58.270

60-64: Tony Sumler, KCP&L, 2016 59.676

65-69: Gayle Van Durme, Black & Veatch, 2017 1:07.950

70+ Gayle Van Durme, Black & Veatch, 2021 ................ 1:12.910

Men’s Track & Field 400-Meter Run (1983-2000)

18-29: Mark Gregory, KCSI, 1987 .............. 48.82

30-39: Ron Chisolm, Seaboard, 1994 .......... 50.40

40-49: Vance Freeman, US Postal, 1999 ........ 54.09

50-59: Ike Murphy, KU Medical Center, 1998 58.35

60+: Paul Heitzman, SM Schools, 1995 1:03.72

Women’s Track & Field 400-Meter Run (Since 2001)

18-24: Katie McGovern, Cerner Corporation, 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . 1:01.556

25-29: Trisa Nickoley, CBIZ, 2013 ............. 59.849

30-34: Liz Johnston, American Italian Pasta Company, 2012 1:03.070

35-39: Liz Johnston, Garmin International, 2013.......... 1:02.632

40-44: Jennifer Kultala, Cerner Corporation, 2012 1:07.350

45-49: Jennifer Kultala, Cerner, 2016 1:09.062

50-54: Deb Wood, DST Systems, Inc., 2004 1:13.509

55-59: Debra Wood, DST, 2009 1:15.501

60-64: Debra Wood, DST Systems, Inc., 2014 1:21.022

65-69: Linda Sharp, Children’s Mercy Kansas City, 2024 .. 1:26.694

70+ Janet Dye, UMB, 2024 ............... 1:48.000

Women’s Track & Field 400-Meter Run (1983-2000)

18-29: Susan Rehn, Health Midwest, 1993 ..... 57.35

30-39: Shiela Sheridan, City of Olathe, 1999 .. 1:00.63

40-49: Betty Keating, Marion Merrell Dow, 1994 1:07.20

50-59: Mary Linda McDonnell, Saint Luke’s Health, 1995 1:19.41

60+: Nancy Larson, Westlake Hardware, 2000 ........... 1:41.656

Men’s Track & Field 800-Meter Run

18-24: Craig Cartier, Sprint Nextel Corporation, 2006

25-29: Dmitry Drozdov, Quintiles, 2001

30-34: Dmitry Drozdov, Quintiles, 2002

35-39: Randy Wasinger, Wasinger Tech, LLC, 2011

40-44: Bret Evans, GE Insurance Solutions, 2005

45-49: Alan Reimer, Honeywell Olathe, 2005

50-54: Alan Reimer, Honeywell-Olathe, 2010

55-59: Tim Wigger, Pain Train, 2006

60-64: Tim Wigger, Pain Train, 2009

65+ Tim Wigger, Pain Train, 2013

Men’s Track & Field 800-Meter Run

18-29: Ryan Strong, Sprint, 2000

30-39: Paul Ceesay, UMKC, 1998

40-49: Mark Curp, American Century, 1999 2:08.615 50-59: Joe Lechner, AlliedSignal, 1997 2:21.979 60+: Bobby Kincaid, US Army Corps, 1998 2:37.447

Women’s Track & Field 800-Meter Run (2001-2013)

18-24: Katie Mona, Cerner Corporation, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . 2:19.390 25-29: Trisa Nickoley, CBIZ, 2013 ........... 2:18.860

Suzie Scheer, Sprint, 2004

Suzie Scheer, Sprint Nextel, 2009 2:41.025

50-54: Kelly Dippold, Lockton Companies, 2012........... 2:49.300 55-59: Debra Wood, DST, 2009 2:53.064 60-64: Emily Massey, Cerner Corporation, 2012 3:16.610

Carol Hafeman, Children’s Mercy Hospitals & Clinics, 2013 3:41.850

Women’s Track & Field 800-Meter Run (1997-2000)

18-29: Melissa Swartz, St Luke’s-Shawnee Mission, 2000 .... 2:23.275

30-39: Barb Rinne, Commerce Bank, 1999 .. 2:30.653

40-49: Kathleen Johnson, CNA Group Benefits, 2000 2:42.660

50-59: Michelle Stine, Honeywell, 2000 3:05.880

60+: Nancy Larson, Westlake Hardware, 2000 4:10.530

Men’s Track & Field Mile Run (Since 2001) 4:28.320 4:13.429 4:13.400 4:26.960 4:21.320 4:40.774 4:54.300 5:11.265 5:23.270 5:37.110 6:06.690

Women’s Track & Field Mile Run (Since 2001)

5:09.950 5:14.997

30-34: Jennifer Prim, Cerner, 2004 .......... 5:12.258

35-39: Suzie Scheer, Sprint, 2001 ........... 5:30.685

40-44: Jennifer Kultala, Cerner Corporation, 2012 5:26.930

45-49: Jennifer Kultala, Cerner, 2016 5:43.470

50-54: Kelly Dippold, Lockton Companies, 2015 5:58.150

55-59: Maria Brown, NAIC & NIPR, 2021 5:36.990

60-64: Maria Brown, NAIC & NIPR, 2023 6:47.900

65-69: Linda Sharp, Children’s Mercy Kansas City, 2023 .. 7:32.500

70+ Janet Dye, UMB, 2024 ............... 9:32.710

Men’s Track & Field 1600-Meter Run (1981-2000; 2003 (55-59 Men and 60+ Men))

18-29: Charlie Gray, Missouri Public Service, 1989 4:17.61

30-39: Charlie Gray, Missouri Public Service, 1992 4:26.88

40-49: Mark Curp, American Century, 1999 4:24.852

50-59: Rick Hogan, Blue Cross & Blue Shield, 1995........ 5:08.00

55-59: Mike Fitzgerland, Honeywell, 2003 .. 5:19.415

60+: Mel Yoder, JCCC, 1997................ 5:41.98

Women’s Track & Field 1600-Meter Run (1981-2000)

18-29: Joy Meyen, Hallmark Cards, 1986 ..... 4:59.88

30-39: Barb Rinne, Commerce Bank, 1993 ... 5:06.58

40-49: Marcia Dowling, Pembroke Hill School, 1999 5:52.107

50-59: Mary McDonnell, Saint Luke’s Health, 1994 6:46.95

60+: Nancy Larson, Westlake Hardware, 2000 ........... 9:16.551

Men’s Track & Field 10K Run (1981-83 & 1988-91)

18-29: Gary Thompson, TWA, 1982 31:26

30-39: Charlie Gray, Missouri Public Service, 1988........... 30:35

40-49: Bob Busby, Harmon Industries, 1990 ... 33:44

50+: Dick Grauer, AT&T, 1988 ................ 37:19

Women’s Track & Field 10K Run (1981-83 & 1988-91)

18-29: Joy Meyen, Hallmark Cards, 1988 ....... 35:34

30-39: Laura Luckert, Black & Veatch, 1991 .... 37:55

40-49: Anita Olshanski, PARS, 1990 ............ 43:40

50+: Ann Williams, Black & Veatch, 1990 ..... 47:57

Men’s Track & Field 4-Mile Run (1984-1987)

18-29: Brian Franke, Missouri Public Service, 1986........... 20:00

30-39: Charlie Gray, Missouri Public Service, 1986 20:00

40-49: L. Roth, TWA, 1984 22:34

50+: Jerry Morrison, TWA, 1984 25:11

Women’s Track & Field 4-Mile Run (1984-1987)

18-29: Joy Meyen, Hallmark Cards, 1986 22:33

30-39: Susan Ng, Hallmark Cards, 1985 26:35

40+: Beth Carlton, Marion Labs, 1986 32:15

Men’s Track & Field Long Jump (Since 2001)

18-29: Blaise Gassman, Burns & McDonnell, 2021 ............... 25-3

30-39: Roger Hawkins, Black & Veatch, 2007 22-8 1/2

40-49: Brian Holecek, Sprint, 2019 20-2

50-59: Lorenzo Hammond, Sysco Kansas City, 2018 ............ 19-11 1/2

60+: Kyle Kirchner, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 2025 7-5

Women’s Track & Field Long Jump (Since 2001)

18-29: Christal Waters, DST, 2008 17-10

30-39: Nicole Brune, Swiss Re, 2018 ....... 16-10 3/4

40-49: Nicole Brune, Swiss Re, 2022 ........ 15-5 1/2

50-59: Mary Taylor, Country Club Bank, 2019 12-11 1/2

60+: Carolyn Bergin, Hallmark Cards, 2025 6-4

Men’s Track & Field Long Jump (1982-2001)

23 ft. 8.25 in. Damon Jackson, SM Post Office, 1993

Women’s Track & Field Long Jump (1982-2001)

17 ft. 4.25 in. Sherri Pewitte, UMKC, 2000

Men’s Track & Field Shot Put (Since 2009)

18-29: Nathaniel Cummings, Kiewit, 2023 63-0 1/2

30-39: Daniel McKim, KeyBank Real Estate Capital, 2012 58-4

40-49:

50-59: 60+:

Women’s Track & Field Shot Put (Since 2009)

18-29:

30-39: 40-49: 50-59: 60+: 18-29: 30-39: 40-49: 50+:

Men’s Triathlon (1992-2012)

18-29: Mark Carey, Cerner Corporation, 1999 43:35

30-39: Pat McCormick, KU Med Center, 1992 45:50

30-39: Chris Fugate, Hallmark, 2006 45:50

40-49: James O’Keefe, SLSM Health’s, 1999 45:44

50+: James O’Keefe, Saint Luke’s Health System, 2006 ....... 48:40

Women’s Triathlon (2013-2017)

18-29: Charity Fluharty, Hallmark Cards, Inc., 2013 ............ 1:00:19

30-39: Kalletta Caldwell, Sprint, 2013 56:26

40-49: Carolyn Walters, H&R Block, 2016 1:09:39

50+: Kelly Dippold, Lockton Companies, 2015 56:21

Women’s Triathlon (1992-2012)

18-29: Christine McMahon, SLSM Health, 1997 ..................... 53:17

30-39: Kalletta Caldwell, Sprint, 2012 .......... 50:50

40-49: Kelly Dippold, Sprint Nextel, 2009 ...... 52:08

50+: Kelly Dippold, Lockton Companies, 2012 50:48

Men’s Weightlifting (Since 2023)

104.6297 Ryan Baylark, DiPasquale Moore, 2025

Men’s Weightlifting (1993-2022)

625.00 Chris McKnight, Sprint, 2014

Women’s Weightlifting (Since 2023)

33.4405 Cydney Bushue, DH Pace, 2023

Women’s Weightlifting (1993-2022)

321.30 Krista McGowan, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 2010

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Archives • Team

Division A (Since 1981)

Men’s Bowling (Since 1984)

2,878 Sprint, 2010

2,781 Waddell & Reed/Ivy Funds, 2015

2,706 Honeywell, 2017

Women’s Bowling (Since 1984)

2,428 Sprint Nextel Corporation, 2006

2,292 AT&T, 1996

2,287 Black & Veatch, 2018

Coed Bowling (Since 1984)

2,618 Cerner Corporation, 2012

2,576 Farmers Insurance Group, 2010

2,575 Farmers Insurance Group, 2015

Swimming 200-Yard Freestyle Relay (Since 1985)

1:34.43 Cerner, 2016

1:35.31 Burns & McDonnell, 2015

1:35.85 Burns & McDonnell, 2016

Swimming 200-Yard Medley Relay (Since 1997)

1:45.33 Cerner, 2016

1:45.84 Burns & McDonnell, 2015

1:45.91 Burns & McDonnell, 2016

Track & Field Medley Relay (Since 1981)

1:41.125 Cerner, 2007

1:41.34 Bendix, 1986

1:41.766 Cerner Corporation, 2014

Track & Field 800-Meter Relay (1981-2010)

1:38.53 UMKC, 2000

1:40.52 Black & Veatch, 1992

1:40.62 Hallmark Cards, 1985

Track & Field Mile Relay (Since 2002)

3:54.670 Garmin International , 2015

3:56.44 Cerner Corporation, 2003

3:58.340 Garmin International, 2016

Track & Field 1600-Meter Relay (1986-2001)

3:54.27 Hallmark Cards, 1986

3:54.55 Hallmark Cards, 1987

3:56.39 Sprint, 2000

Track & Field Pyramid Relay (1981-1995)

9:49.87 Sprint, 1990

9:49.88 Hallmark Cards, 1991

9:54.13 AT&T, 1989

Track & Field Distance Medley Relay (Since 1996)

7:21.22 Hallmark Cards, 1996

7:27.16 Hallmark Cards, 1997

7:27.39 DST, 1997

Team Duathlon (Since 2018)

1:10:18 Burns & McDonnell, 2019

1:16:45 Cerner Corporation, 2018

1:17:00 Garmin, 2022

Team Triathlon (1984-2017)

1:24:20 Hallmark Cards, 1996

1:25:20 American Century, 2000

1:26:25 Hallmark Cards, Inc., 2003

Team Weightlifting (Since 2023)

109.4994 Black & Veatch, 2025

98.5162 Burns & McDonnell, 2023

92.2367 Black & Veatch, 2024

Team Weightlifting (1992-2022)

1,242.98 Sprint, 2014

1,212.40 Honeywell FM&T, 2012

1,205.76 DST Systems, Inc., 2001

Division B (Since 1982)

Men’s Bowling (Since 1986)

2,688 H&R Block, 2018

2,660 Honeywell FM&T, 2010

2,656 Waddell & Reed/Ivy Investments, 2017

Women’s Bowling (Since 1986)

2,262 Quest Diagnostics, 2012

2,238 BMA, 1993

2,235 NKC Hospital, 1992

Coed Bowling (Since 1986)

2,611 Lockton Companies, 2016

2,486 Farmers Insurance Group, 2017

2,447 Waddell & Reed/Ivy Funds, 2014

Swimming 200-Yard Freestyle Relay (Since 1986)

1:41.76 Burns & McDonnell, 2008

1:42.39 Lockton Companies, 2013

1:43.11 Burns & McDonnell, 2007

Swimming 200-Yard Medley Relay (Since 1997)

1:50.84 Burns & McDonnell, 2008

1:53.30 Burns & McDonnell, 2007

Track & Field Medley Relay (Since 1986)

1:43.23 Missouri Public Service, 1994

1:44.530 Freightquote.com, 2012

1:45.84 Burns & McDonnell, 2010

Track & Field 800-Meter Relay (1986-2010)

1:45.24 20th Century, 1992

1:45.44 Cerner Corporation, 1996

1:45.69 Cerner Corporation, 1997

Track & Field Mile Relay (Since 2002)

3:47.00 Burns & McDonnell, 2011

3:59.940 Burns & McDonnell, 2012

4:01.56 Quintiles, 2004

Track & Field 1600-Meter Relay (1986-2001)

3:59.66 20th Century, 1994

4:02.91 20th Century, 1993

4:05.13 Bethany Medical, 1989

Track & Field Pyramid Relay (1986-1995)

9:40.16 Missouri Public Service, 1986

9:53.83 Missouri Public Service, 1989

9:57.59 20th Century, 1994

Track & Field Distance Relay (Since 1996)

7:17.05 UtiliCorp United, 1997

7:20.97 American Century, 1997

7:23.31 20th Century, 1996

Team Duathlon (Since 2018)

1:16:12 Farmers Insurance Group, 2019

1:17:28 Pain Train, 2021

1:22:29 H&R Block, 2018

Team Triathlon (1986-2017)

1:30:06 Lawyers Association, 1988

1:32:37 Lawyers Association, 1990

1:33:00 H&R Block, 2003

Team Weightlifting (Since 2023)

80.2421 CPKC, 2025

73.7284 Kiewit, 2024

72.7046 Yellow, 2023

Team Weightlifting (1992-2022)

1,213.35 Bayer, 2006

1,163.20 Bayer, 2008

1,149.59 Bayer Corporation, 2005

Division C (Since 1984)

Men’s Bowling (Since 1986)

2,601 Marine Corps, 2003

2,544 Harley-Davidson, 2009

2,526 IBM, 2000

2,526 Kellogg Company, 2016

Women’s Bowling (Since 1986)

2,227 Kansas City Life, 2000

2,216 Associated Wholesale Grocers, 2007

2,198 Butler Manufacturing, 2007

Coed Bowling (Since 1986)

2,508 Spectrum, 2018

2,426 AMC Entertainment, Inc., 2012

2,422 GEHA, 2010

Swimming 200-Yard Freestyle Relay (Since 1986)

1:43.89 Perceptive Software, 2012

1:46.76 Perceptive Software, 2013

1:49.66 KC Marines, 2005

Swimming 200-Yard Medley Relay (Since 1997)

1:57.38 Perceptive Software, 2012

2:05.46 Perceptive Software, 2013

2:07.91 JPMorgan, 2009

Track & Field Medley Relay (Since 1986)

1:42.64 KC Marines, 2000 1:44.26 Cerner Corporation, 1993 1:45.68 Freightquote.com, 2009

Track & Field 800-Meter Relay (1986-2010)

1:43.18 Cerner Corporation, 1994

1:45.13 Cerner Corporation, 1993 1:46.34 City of Olathe, 1994

Track & Field Mile Relay (Since 2002)

3:59.630 PNC Real Estate/Midland Loan Services, 2012

4:01.450 PNC Real Estate/Midland Loan Services, 2013

4:07.395 HNTB, 2005

Track & Field 1600-Meter Relay (1986-2001)

3:53.23 Cerner Corporation, 1994

3:56.13 KC Marines, 2000

4:02.87 Marley Company, 1990

Track & Field Pyramid Relay (1986-1995)

9:54.05 Missouri Public Service, 1988

10:08.15 Missouri Public Service, 1990

10:20.45 Metmor, 1993

Track & Field Distance Relay (Since 1996)

7:53.543 HNTB, 2005

8:01.25 HNTB Corporation, 2000

8:06.83 GEAR for Sports, 1997

SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2019

2,125 Waddell & Reed, 1991

2,053 Mellon Mortgage, 1996

2,049 BMA, 2001

Coed Bowling (Since 1988)

2,423 Stowers Institute for Medical Research, 2016

2,305 Swiss Re, 2008

2,303 Pfizer, Inc., 2001

Swimming 200-Yard Freestyle Relay (Since 1988)

1:42.54 Perceptive Software, 2011

1:48.45 Henderson Engineers, 2019

1:48.82 Intouch Solutions, 2015

Swimming 200-Yard Medley Relay (Since 1997)

2:01.34 Perceptive Software, 2011

2:04.20 SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2018

2:04.39 Perceptive Software, 2010

Track & Field Medley Relay (Since 1988)

1:46.56 HNTB Corporation, 1995

1:46.60 HNTB Corporation, 1994

1:46.66 Andersen Consulting, 1992

Track & Field 800-Meter Relay (1988-2010)

1:45.00 HNTB Corporation, 1995

1:45.41 Andersen Consulting, 1992

1:46.06 HNTB Corporation, 1996

Track & Field Mile Relay (Since 2002)

4:16.860 Henderson Engineers, Inc., 2014

4:17.780 VML, 2010

4:22.000 Swiss Re, 2009

Track & Field 1600-Meter Relay (1988-2001)

4:01.72 HNTB Corporation, 1995

4:02.09 HNTB Corporation, 1994

4:07.34 HNTB Corporation, 1996

Track & Field Pyramid Relay (1988-1995)

10:04.56 HNTB Corporation, 1995

10:08.97 Kansas City Life Insurance, 1990

10:15.56 Cerner Corporation, 1990

7:37.78 HNTB Corporation, 1997

7:47.48 Marine Corps Support Activity, 1997

Team Duathlon (Since 2018)

1:16:31 Pain Train, 2019

1:24:23 Henderson Engineers, Inc., 2019

1:26:00 MHC (Murphy-Hoffman Company), 2019

Team Triathlon (1988-2017)

1:38:14 J.E. Dunn, 2003

1:39:53 JE Dunn, 2004

1:41:39 Harmon Industries, 1992

Team Weightlifting (Since 2023)

126.6088 Travelers Insurance, 2023

89.0940 City of Shawnee, 2025

68.2032 Missouri Department of Transportation, 2024

Team Weightlifting (1992-2022)

1,090.57 City of Overland Park, 1993

1,072.05 City of Overland Park, 1992

1,068.16 Enterprise Rent-a-Car, 2019

Division E (Since 1990)

Men’s Bowling (Since 1990)

2,563 Terracon, 2008

2,504 Skillpath Seminars, 2004

2,499 SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2016

Women’s Bowling (Since 1990)

2,128 Bank Midwest, 2004

2,064 Union Carbide, 1992

2,030 Americo, 2018

Coed Bowling (Since 1990)

2,293 Ruskin Manufacturing, 1996

2,265 Perceptive Software, 2007

2,255 Pfizer, 2003

Swimming 200-Yard Freestyle Relay (Since 1990)

1:47.25 SelectQuote Insurance Services, 2017

1:48.90 MRIGlobal, 2019

1:49.50 VML, 2011

Swimming 200-Yard Medley Relay (Since 1997)

2:03.32 KPMG LLP, 2013

2:06.06 KPMG LLP, 2012

2:07.68 Bushnell, 2012

Track & Field Medley Relay (Since 1990)

1:46.14 Seaboard Corporation, 1994

1:46.70 Seaboard Corporation, 1993

1:48.54 BKD, LLP, 2002

Track & Field 800-Meter Relay (1990-2010)

1:47.73 Seaboard Corporation, 1993

1:48.45 NCAA, 1990

1:51.57 Baird, Kurtz & Dobson, 1991

Track & Field Mile Relay (Since 2002)

4:12.10 BKD, LLP, 2002

4:18.500 Pain Train, 2018

4:18.697 Deloitte, 2006

Track & Field 1600-Meter Relay (1990-2001)

4:08.48 Seaboard Corporation, 1993

4:11.21 Baird, Kurtz & Dobson, 1991

4:13.55 NCAA, 1990

Track & Field Pyramid Relay (1990-1995)

10:12.99 Baird, Kurtz & Dobson, 1990

10:29.16 Seaboard Corporation, 1994 10:33.72 Baird, Kurtz & Dobson, 1993

7:47.850 8:05.170 8:05.61

1:22:54 1:24:57 1:29:02

2,501 2,451 2,438 IBT, Inc., 2003

Women’s Bowling (Since 1997)

2,193 Bank Midwest, 2003 2,060 Gemaco, 2003 1,983 Gemaco, 2001

Coed Bowling (Since 1997) 2,251 SkillPath, 2007 2,222 Covansys, 2007 2,188 FNIS, 2003

Swimming 200-Yard Freestyle Relay (Since 1997) 1:49.59 DEG, 2015

1:50.48 Dimensional Innovations, 2019 1:52.23 BKD, LLP, 2012

Swimming 200-Yard Medley Relay (Since 1997) 2:00.13 Dimensional Innovations, 2019

2:05.76 Service Management Group, 2017 2:09.68 TouchNet Information Systems, Inc., 2015

Track & Field Medley Relay (Since 1997)

1:48.29 BKD, LLP, 2003 1:48.46 Ellerbe Becket, 2002

1:51.64 Ellerbe Becket, 2001

Track & Field 800-Meter Relay (1997-2010)

1:52.89 BKD, LLP, 2003

1:53.40 BKD, LLP, 2004

1:53.85 GeoAccess, 1998

Track & Field Mile Relay (Since 2002)

4:05.53 BKD, LLP, 2003

4:19.920 Pain Train, 2016

4:22.93 BKD, LLP, 2004

Track & Field 1600-Meter Relay (1997-2001)

4:28.75 Ellerbe Becket, 1998

4:32.13 Seaboard Corporation, 2000

4:33.21 GeoAccess, 1998

Track & Field Distance Relay (Since 1996)

7:50.430 Pain Train, 2015

7:55.820 Pain Train, 2016

7:56.12 Ellerbe Becket, 1997

1,843 SCOR Global Life Americas Reinsurance Company, 2014

1,804 CP CS, 2003

1,800 Westlake Ace Hardware, 2006

Coed Bowling (Since 2000)

1:31:09 TouchNet, 2019

1:40:05 Optiv Security, 2022

Team Triathlon (2000-2017)

1:42:32 BATS Global Markets, 2013

1:46:06 Relco/Reliable, 2005

1:46:17 KC Power Pack, 2001

Team Weightlifting (Since 2023)

72..1077 PayIt, 2025

67.0630 The Scoular Company, 2024

57.7521 The Scoular Company, 2023

Team Weightlifting (2000-2022)

1,141.08 R.F. Fisher Electric, 2008

1,006.30 R.F. Fisher, 2010

983.18 Michelin Aircraft Tire, 2004

Division H (Since 2003)

Men’s Bowling (Since 2003)

2,597 Blue Valley Recreation Commission, 2011

2,469 Blue Valley Recreation Commission, 2010

2,295 Ad Astra, 2019

Women’s Bowling (Since 2003)

1,908 SCOR Global Life Americas, 2019

1,779 SCOR Global Life Americas Reinsurance Company, 2016

1,746 SCOR Global Life Americas, 2018

Coed Bowling (Since 2003)

2,158 GlynnDevins Advertising & Marketing, 2016

2,152 William M. Mercer, Incorporated, 2000 2,151 Cartwright & CAM, 2010

Swimming 200-Yard Freestyle Relay (Since 2000)

1:52.81 TouchNet Information Systems, Inc., 2013

1:54.04 AAI, 2004

1:54.65 DEG, 2016

Swimming 200-Yard Medley Relay (Since 2000)

2:12.02 Team Global, 2004

2:12.29 StoreFinancial/PSC Group, 2009

2:12.62 Morgan Hunter / Pivot / MCEITS, 2011

Track & Field Medley Relay (Since 2000)

1:49.35 Bridge Information Systems, 2000

1:49.53 Pioneer Financial Services, 2003

1:50.10 Bridge Information Systems, 2001

Track & Field 800-Meter Relay (2000-2010)

1:50.43 Pioneer Financial Services, 2003

1:51.14 Pioneer Financial Services, 2004

1:54.85 Ellerbe Becket, 2003

Track & Field Mile Relay (Since 2002)

4:16.89 Pioneer Financial Services, 2004

4:18.30 Pioneer Financial Services, 2003

4:18.84 DEMDACO, 2004

Track & Field 1600-Meter Relay (2000-2001)

4:27.32 Bridge Information Systems, 2000

4:31.75 Bridge Information Systems, 2001

4:32.03 KC Adbrewductions, 2001

Track & Field Distance Relay (Since 2000)

8:20.36 CNA Group Benefits, 2000

8:22.010 KC Underdogs, 2013

8:30.010 Pain Train, 2013

2,183 Jack Cooper Transport, 2013

2,148 Pro Athlete, Inc., 2012

2,115 Hostess Brands, 2018

Swimming 200-Yard Freestyle Relay (Since 2003)

1:52.44 Global Connections, Inc., 2014

1:55.36 Team Global, 2005

1:57.95 CHCA, 2005

Swimming 200-Yard Medley Relay (Since 2003)

2:09.40 Thornton Tomasetti & ME Engineers, 2025

2:14.57 North Kansas City Community Center, 2006

2:14.77 Team Global, 2005

Track & Field Medley Relay (Since 2003)

1:53.455 Pro Athlete, Inc., 2015

1:53.750 Wasinger Tech, LLC, 2011

1:54.765 Pro Athlete, Inc., 2014

Track & Field 800-Meter Relay (2003-2010)

1:56.16 Schneider Electric/Gardner Dental, 2010

1:58.54 Cellnet, 2004

1:59.57 Athletic & Rehabilitation Center, 2010

Track & Field Mile Relay (Since 2003)

4:29.120 Xenometrics/Vitalograph, 2016

4:34.755 SMG/Threewide, 2005

4:34.790 Athletic & Rehabilitation Center, 2010

Track & Field Distance Relay (Since 2003)

8:25.114 TAC, 2007

8:52.640 Xenometrics/Vitalograph, 2016

8:52.890 MarksNelson, LLC, 2016

Team Duathlon (Since 2018)

1:24:59 Ad Astra, 2019

1:30:15 Citoxlab, 2019

1:30:54 Trane, 2018

1:46:52

Coed Bowling (2016-2019)

2,191 Pro Athlete, Inc., 2106 1,974 Jack Cooper Transport, 2016 1,786 Jack Cooper Transport, 2017

Swimming 200-Yard Freestyle Relay (2016-2019)

2:06.19 TranSystems, 2019

2:06.97 Centriq Training, 2016

2:08.24 Hoefer Wysocki, 2019

Swimming 200-Yard Medley Relay (2016-2019)

2:32.68 Citoxlab, 2019

2:36.06 Signal Theory, 2019

2:37.55 The frank Agency, 2016

Track & Field Medley Relay (2016-2019)

1:54.621 Jack Cooper Transport, 2016

1:54.665 Pro Athlete, Inc., 2016

1:55.091 Sekisui Xenotech, LLC, 2017

Track & Field Mile Relay (2016-2019)

4:39.540 APEX Sports Medicine, 2018

4:42.780 InQuest Marketing, 2017

4:43.290 APEX Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Team, 2019

Track & Field Distance Relay (2016-2019)

8:52.920 Pro Athlete, Inc., 2018

9:03.800 Pro Athlete, Inc., 2016

9:18.570 APEX Sports Medicine, 2018

Team Duathlon (2018-2019)

1:39:32 Pro Athlete, Inc., 2018

1:39:43 Xenometrics, 2018

1:40:50 APEX Sports Medicine, 2018

Team Weightlifting (2016-2019)

835.40 Centriq Training, 2016

834.50 Pro Athlete, Inc., 2016

829.78 COS/FIT, 2016

Acknowledgements

UNITE COMPETECelebrate

Grocers, Inc.

Sportsmen’s Club

McCoy Park

City of Gladstone

City of KCMO

Clearwater Creek Cornhole

Cole Design & Production

Community Blood Center

Corbion

Corporate Fitness Works

Custom Graphics

DRI

Earp Distribution

Elite Cycling

emfluence, llc

Fiorella’s Jack Stack Barbecue

F.I.T. Muscle & Joint Clinic

Fleet Feet

Fred Arbanas Golf Course

Gainwell

Gladstone Community Center

Grundfos

Habitat for Humanity of Kansas City

Hasty Awards

Helzberg

Heritage Park Golf Course

Heritage Park Softball Complex

Hiland Dairy

Homefield

Huhtamaki

Hy-Vee

Independence Horseshoe Club

Indian Trail Middle School

Johnson County

Park & Recreation District

Mid-America Sports Complex

Mid-America West Sports Complex-Okun Fieldhouse

Midland Radio

Mill Creek Activity Center

NAIC & NIPR

Netsmart

nspj

Olathe South High School

Oracle

Panasonic Energy

PNC Bank

Powercat Consulting

Quest Events

Scott Murdock

SelectQuote

Shawnee Mission North High School

Shawnee Mission Park Side Pockets

Smithville Lake, Camp Branch Marina

Strong Barbell Club

SW19 Academy

SW 19 at the Stadium

T-Mobile

The Theatre in the Park

Tomahawk Hills Golf Course

Truman Sports Complex

UMB

WarehouseQuote

WellSky

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