Through Obstacle Course Racing (OCR) our athletes have made appearances on major networks and international broadcasts. This includes not only televised races but also news programs, OCR based TV competition shows and more.
Jay Flores competed in Season 14 and 16 making it to the City Finals in S14.
Evan
Perperis competed in Season 13, 14 and 15 of ANW.
Amy "Magic" Pajcic was a regular on American Ninja Warrior appearing
in six seasons so far (ANW Season 6-11) and making it as far as the Las
Vegas Finals.
Michelle Warnky is also a regular
on American Ninja Warrior with nine appearances on the show so far, with
six of those making it all the way to the finals in Las Vegas.
Michelle has also appeared on Team American Ninja Warrior as part of
Team Lab Rats and in the All Star Episode in 2020 where her team won the
National Championship.
Kendall Ortez competed in two seasons of ANW (10 and 11) making it all the way to the National Finals in Las Vegas. He has also worked as a course tester behind the scenes for several of the more recent years.
Combat veteran and Special Forces Operator, Evan "Ultra-OCR Man" Perperis sets out on self-created record setting ultra-distance charity events to raise money for the charity Folds of Honor. Evan attempts to run an Ultra-Obstacle Course Race (Ultra-OCR) at the simulated "altitude of 21,000 feet" a couple thousand feet below Everest's Death Zone". He also tries to run 8x OCR marathons in 8 consecutive days at 8 locations across the USA in the freezing conditions of winter all in an effort to raise money for kids whose parents were killed or wounded in US military service.
Learn about the crazy sport of endurance OCR with races lasting 5, 12 and 24 hours. Then deep dive into Evan's mind, training and physical conditioning of this professional OCR athlete with 90+ podium finishes.
10 minute documentary highlighting Pro Rachel Watters mindset, challenges and competing at Savage Race.
Pro Evan "Ultra-OCR Man" Perperis attempts to climb the height of Everest while doing obstacles at Tough Mudder New England. The event was filmed by filmmaker Bobby Ross and made into this 10 minute mini-documentary. The event raised more than $3000 for the charity Infinite Hero Foundation.
Former Pro Ashley Samples has appeared in episodes of Broken Skull Challenge.
Former Pro Brenna Calvert also appeared in two different episodes, one of which was the All Star episode.
Jay Flores and Former Pro Lisa Nondorf competed on the only season of the BattleFrog League Championship. Jay
and Lisa were on Team Chicago. Jay and Lisa's team made it to the final
episode but came up a little short in the end.
Former Pro Brenna Calvert was also on the show representing Houston.
The Pro Team had several athletes competing on both the first and second seasons of Spartan's Ultimate Team Challenge.
On Season 1, Amy Pajcic led a team that was ultimately eliminated.
Several other former CTG Pros have also appeared on the show including Matt Campione (x2), Nathan Palmer and Matt Willis.
Pro Evan Perperis was featured on the short course race show OCR Warrior filmed at Atlas Race in Kansas City.
Former Pros have been on the show as well including Matt Willis, Nathan Palmer and Scott Weirzycki.
Evan Perperis briefly shown in the World's Toughest Mudder main show and post-show shown on CBS and CBS Sports. Evan finished 8th overall with 90 miles over the 24 hour race. Episode aired on CBS and CBS Sports on December 25, 2016
Pro Evan "Ultra-OCR Man" Perperis was featured on two of the episodes of the CBS televised Toughest Mudder series, an 8 hour ultra-OCR filmed at night.
Brenna Calvert and Evan Perperis shown in live race coverage from Lebanon's first OCR World Championship Qualifying event, the Hannibal Race. Brenna finished 2nd getting a pre/post race interview as well as some air time of her going through the final gauntlet of obstacles. Evan finished 8th also getting some airtime on the final obstacles and a post race interview.
Evan Perperis shown on Lebanon's The Hannibal Race live coverage in December of 2015 where he finished 5th overall.
Jay Flores interviewed for a South African News channel in 2017 for
being one of the first international athletes to successfully complete
all obstacles at the Warrior Race.