STONE SKIPPING CHAMPIONSHIP: Rock In River 2022 | PROFESSIONAL (Full Length) Stoneskipping

Stone Skipping Championship / Rock Skipping Championship | Rock In River Fest 2022 | PA Stone Skipping Championship - PROFESSIONAL DIVISON (Full Length)

Top Stone Skippers compete for the title of 2022 PA Stone Skipping Champion including Current World Record Holder: Kurt 'Mountain Man' Steiner and 6x Champion Dave 'Spider Man' Ohmer. In the world of stone skipping, this is considered one of the hardest tournaments to win.

Date:
August 20, 2022

Course:
Franklin, Pennsylvania Riverfront Park on the confines of the French Creek and the Allegheny River

0:00:00 Highlighted Throws - Intro Trailer
0:01:57 Title
0:02:46 Official Title
0:03:35 Tournament Format Announced
0:04:30 Round 1 : Stone Cast 1, Stone Cast 2
0:27:22 Round 2 : Stone Cast 3, Stone Cast 4
0:47:54 Round 3 : Stone Cast 5, Stone Cast 6
1:09:45 Awards: Cumulative Total of Skips for all Throws
1:10:11 Final Leader Board: Top 10 - Cumulative Total
1:10:24 Awards: Skips per One Throw
1:12:48 Official Score Board: with Participants and Scores
1:13:11 Final Leader Board: Top 10 - Skips per One Throw
1:13:37 List of Pennsylvania Stone Skipping Tournament Champions
1:14:27 In Memoriam: Aaron 'The Kracken' McCracken, Veronica ' Ronnie' Beith
1:14:52 Closing Credits Trailer


Tournament Rules* (from the Official Program) modeled from the M.I.S.S & G.

Competition is opened with traditional cry of "Let he who is without frisbee cast the first stone!"

Competitors may use any six natural stones, but may skip only one set, or chukker. This cuts down on sunburn and sunstroke of the judges.

A competitor must skip expeditiously, with no shilly-shally or dilly-dallying.

Should a stone in play suffer interference, the skipper cannot claim he is entitled to a longer count on the damaged stone; but he may replay the stone.

Should a stoned break into several parts during its run, only the segment making the most skips is scored, not the sum of its parts.

The judges' decision is final and there is no instant replay.

Arguing with the judges may results in dismissal from the game.

* These rules are not etched in stone.

Note:
The Radar Gun, Miles Per Hour, may be accurate or slower depending on where the Thrower stands in relation to the Radar Gun. The Radar Gun was positioned in one spot and the Throwers were allowed to throw any where in about a 30 yard area. Radar Cosine Error increase the more a competitor is not positioned directly in front of the radar gun.


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