WEBVTT 00:00.467 --> 00:04.550 (Get Low by Liam Payne and Zedd) 02:12.137 --> 02:15.470 (Finesse by Bruno Mars) 02:26.783 --> 02:29.160 - [Brad] And the next race for ya. 02:29.160 --> 02:31.370 800 meters back at it. 02:31.370 --> 02:33.740 And here is your competitors. 02:33.740 --> 02:36.230 Vickie Lebrun, Dixon, Wyoming. 02:36.230 --> 02:38.083 Team Air Force in the house. 02:40.460 --> 02:43.630 Sarah Balla, from Aurora, Illinois. 02:43.630 --> 02:44.743 Team Marine Corps. 02:48.620 --> 02:51.540 And Audra Lyons, from Philly. 02:51.540 --> 02:52.993 For Team Air Force. 02:55.955 --> 02:59.993 Abbie Johnson, doing it out of Minnesota for Team Navy. 03:03.540 --> 03:07.160 And Julie Dye out of Eastpoint, Michigan. 03:07.160 --> 03:08.143 Team Navy. 03:11.290 --> 03:15.193 Anna Kerry coming out of sunny Florida for Team Navy. 03:19.270 --> 03:24.270 And Lauren Montoya for SOCOM, doing it out of Austin, Texas. 03:30.091 --> 03:30.924 This is a 4.5 class, lower body below the knee to mid-foot. 03:36.060 --> 03:40.763 800 meters, two laps around the track. 03:48.327 --> 03:51.077 (crowd cheering) 03:58.060 --> 03:59.493 Oh, here we go. 04:09.975 --> 04:11.620 (crowd cheering) 04:11.620 --> 04:14.530 Well, that looks like Sarah Balla right there. 04:14.530 --> 04:15.680 - [Chris] Taking it out hard. 04:15.680 --> 04:17.683 There's a pack established behind her. 04:18.630 --> 04:21.130 The question is, is the pack going to reel her in? 04:24.100 --> 04:25.666 - [Brad] You also look at like, 04:25.666 --> 04:27.820 try to look at the competitors, see if they're straining, 04:27.820 --> 04:30.230 or if they're having problems getting to her. 04:30.230 --> 04:33.190 But right now I feel like Sarah Balla's looking pretty solid 04:33.190 --> 04:34.420 right now. 04:34.420 --> 04:35.746 - [Chris] She's out there, she looks pretty good. 04:35.746 --> 04:39.113 She looks to be opening up her lead. 04:40.423 --> 04:42.210 The thing is the moment of reckoning really is 04:42.210 --> 04:44.483 when you get onto that second lap with the 800. 04:44.483 --> 04:47.330 - [Brad] You got that right, that's for sure. 04:47.330 --> 04:49.030 First lap, you see her coming off of 04:49.030 --> 04:51.163 the like 300 meters here. 04:52.280 --> 04:55.163 300 of the 800 meters, still getting chased down. 04:57.717 --> 04:59.467 The pack is splintering behind her. 05:03.327 --> 05:04.160 - [Chris] And it's Sarah Balla 05:04.160 --> 05:05.633 in that number one spot here. 05:06.840 --> 05:11.087 As she makes her way through this Women's 800 Meter 6.0. 05:12.130 --> 05:13.880 - [Brad] Coming up to the bell lap. 05:19.240 --> 05:21.283 Going through it about 1:28. 05:22.450 --> 05:24.750 Turnover's slowing down a little bit. 05:24.750 --> 05:26.530 She might be vulnerable to those behind, 05:26.530 --> 05:28.600 but she looks like their turnover's slowing down 05:28.600 --> 05:29.780 a little bit too. 05:29.780 --> 05:31.840 You see the head bobbing and weaving a little bit. 05:31.840 --> 05:32.960 - [Chris] Yeah, you see them laboring 05:32.960 --> 05:34.203 just a little bit now. 05:36.390 --> 05:37.940 - [Brad] But she's also put a little bit of hurt 05:37.940 --> 05:40.810 into those competitors trailing behind her, 05:40.810 --> 05:42.313 so let's see what happens. 05:43.150 --> 05:46.760 - [Chris] Making a move to that second spot right there. 05:46.760 --> 05:48.500 Going from second we've got the... 05:56.200 --> 05:58.030 - [Brad] So you've got right now 05:58.030 --> 06:00.400 Marine Corps number one, Navy number two, 06:00.400 --> 06:03.120 Air Force number three on this run. 06:03.120 --> 06:05.260 There's your one, two, three punch. 06:05.260 --> 06:06.790 - [Chris] Sarah Balla's been out front, 06:06.790 --> 06:08.680 but she's getting reeled in right now. 06:08.680 --> 06:09.993 - [Brad] Look at this. 06:11.590 --> 06:14.040 - [Chris] See where that second lap can hurt you. 06:19.407 --> 06:21.850 - [Brad] Now it looks like Abbie Johnson. 06:21.850 --> 06:23.713 Abbie Johnson making a pass. 06:24.864 --> 06:25.697 - [Chris] From behind. 06:25.697 --> 06:27.710 She looks like she has just maintained pace 06:27.710 --> 06:29.060 throughout the whole thing. 06:30.210 --> 06:32.540 - [Brad] And look at the lead she's opening up, Chris. 06:32.540 --> 06:34.470 - [Chris] She's opening up a big lead right now, 06:34.470 --> 06:39.260 and I don't think anybody's going to catch her. 06:39.260 --> 06:41.020 Finishing strokes, she's now working. 06:41.020 --> 06:42.520 She's not working too hard on that. 06:42.520 --> 06:45.060 She's keeping those feet close to the ground 06:45.060 --> 06:46.410 and just turning them over. 06:49.160 --> 06:51.240 Finish line is in sight. 06:51.240 --> 06:53.050 Gotta go to the finish line. 06:53.050 --> 06:54.153 Work right through it. 06:55.060 --> 06:56.260 - [Brad] Yeah. 06:56.260 --> 06:58.310 - [Chris] Right through that finish line. 07:01.530 --> 07:03.240 - [Brad] And she does it right there. 07:03.240 --> 07:04.610 That is Abbie Johnson. 07:04.610 --> 07:06.130 - [Chris] And I think the question is, 07:06.130 --> 07:07.540 is Sarah Balla going to hold on? 07:07.540 --> 07:10.153 And she's not going to hold on for second. 07:10.153 --> 07:11.520 - [Brad] Sarah Balla. 07:11.520 --> 07:14.323 Sarah Balla's going to take it to that third spot there. 07:16.885 --> 07:18.306 - [Chris] This is the tactical part 07:18.306 --> 07:20.680 of running the 800 meters. 07:20.680 --> 07:22.453 It's easy to go out too hard. 07:23.600 --> 07:24.980 Especially when you leave the gap. 07:24.980 --> 07:29.040 When you have a gap in the field, so. 07:29.040 --> 07:30.640 - [Brad] Team Navy, Abbie Johnson 07:30.640 --> 07:32.260 with the unofficial win on that one. 07:32.260 --> 07:34.028 3:13:22. 07:34.028 --> 07:38.190 Vickie Lebrun from Air Force, 3:19:48 second. 07:38.190 --> 07:41.519 Sarah Balla from Team Marine Corp, 3:21-- 07:41.519 --> 07:43.050 - [Chris] Looks like Julie Dye finishing there. 07:43.050 --> 07:45.800 - [Brad] Yeah, Julie Dye getting across, from the Navy. 07:48.150 --> 07:51.050 - [Chris] One more competitor coming through, Audra Lyons. 07:54.040 --> 07:55.780 - [Brad] Abbie Johnson. 07:55.780 --> 07:58.050 Abbie Johnson doing it in a big way. 07:58.050 --> 07:59.980 Let's hear it for all the Warriors out here. 07:59.980 --> 08:02.063 Make some noise, fans. 08:02.063 --> 08:04.813 (crowd cheering) 08:06.380 --> 08:08.630 - [Chris] Abbie Johnson, great run out there. 08:09.750 --> 08:12.897 Maintained her composure throughout that first lap 08:12.897 --> 08:14.690 and then just chased her down. 08:14.690 --> 08:16.240 - [Brad] Well, 'cause you looked at that, Chris, 08:16.240 --> 08:19.850 and Sarah Balla had just, she had a pretty good, solid lead. 08:19.850 --> 08:21.870 But she, you could see her kinda laboring 08:21.870 --> 08:23.070 towards the end of that. 08:23.940 --> 08:26.620 She was able to hold on for a podium position, though. 08:26.620 --> 08:27.800 Congratulations for that. 08:27.800 --> 08:29.710 - [Chris] That second lap can get really tough, 08:29.710 --> 08:32.240 and we saw Abbie Johnson, she just maintained right through. 08:32.240 --> 08:35.720 And when you pass somebody, you're supposed to pass them. 08:35.720 --> 08:37.900 You don't pass, you don't give them any thought 08:37.900 --> 08:39.710 that they might be able to jump in behind you 08:39.710 --> 08:41.000 and ride a little bit of your draft. 08:41.000 --> 08:43.175 You pass right by them, 08:43.175 --> 08:47.420 and basically do your best to diminish any thought 08:47.420 --> 08:49.323 of catching back up to you. 08:49.323 --> 08:50.720 - [Brad] That was Petty Officer Third Class 08:50.720 --> 08:52.670 Abbie Johnson, Team Navy! 08:52.670 --> 08:57.210 3:13:22, blistering fast time 08:57.210 --> 09:00.722 for the ladies here at your Women's 800 meter 6.0 09:00.722 --> 09:05.722 (El Taxi by Pitbull ft. Lil Jon and Osmani Garcia) 09:23.915 --> 09:25.850 I think I'll taxi into all athletes, 09:25.850 --> 09:29.060 all competitors here today, this is very important. 09:29.060 --> 09:32.593 All athletes, please listen up, once again, all athletes. 09:34.560 --> 09:37.221 All athletes, please make sure that you recheck in 09:37.221 --> 09:40.620 at your call tent prior to every single competition. 09:40.620 --> 09:42.810 So, obviously a lot of competitors are competing 09:42.810 --> 09:44.740 in many different competitions, 09:44.740 --> 09:46.957 so make sure that you recheck in, 09:46.957 --> 09:49.310 and you do that at the call tent 09:49.310 --> 09:51.280 right prior to every competition. 09:51.280 --> 09:53.078 Thank you so much for that. 09:53.078 --> 09:56.995 (I Ran by A Flock Of Seagulls) 10:00.383 --> 10:02.007 Well, I'm gonna get into business here. 10:02.007 --> 10:04.490 The 200 meters are going to be coming to your way 10:04.490 --> 10:05.323 here in just a moment. 10:05.323 --> 10:06.620 Finishing up with the 800, 10:06.620 --> 10:07.770 but it's time to check in 10:07.770 --> 10:11.130 with our Warrior Games Hype Squad for more. 10:11.130 --> 10:11.963 - Thanks, Brad. 10:11.963 --> 10:12.920 It's Vicki here with the Hype Squad. 10:12.920 --> 10:15.080 Listen, we've been out here talking to all the fans, 10:15.080 --> 10:15.913 hearing their stories. 10:15.913 --> 10:18.470 And we have these awesome fans with cowbells. 10:18.470 --> 10:19.303 (cowbells clanging) 10:19.303 --> 10:21.440 So you know I had to stop and and see what was going on 10:21.440 --> 10:22.273 with the cowbell. 10:22.273 --> 10:23.290 I'm a huge cowbell fan. 10:23.290 --> 10:24.185 What's your name? 10:24.185 --> 10:25.263 - Hannah, and I'm from Phoenix. 10:25.263 --> 10:26.980 - Hannah and you are from Phoenix. 10:26.980 --> 10:28.098 Are all of you from Phoenix? 10:28.098 --> 10:28.931 - [All] Yes. 10:28.931 --> 10:30.967 - What's the deal with the cowbell? 10:30.967 --> 10:32.960 - A year ago we were here 10:32.960 --> 10:35.690 and this lady gave me a cowbell to ring, 10:35.690 --> 10:38.820 and I love doing it, so this year we ordered a ton of them 10:38.820 --> 10:39.960 for all of us to ring together. 10:39.960 --> 10:42.000 - Well, it's working, it certainly got my attention. 10:42.000 --> 10:43.850 I know the athletes probably love it too. 10:43.850 --> 10:46.520 Are you rooting for anyone in particular today? 10:46.520 --> 10:48.010 - No. 10:48.010 --> 10:49.380 - Wait, you're rooting for everybody, 10:49.380 --> 10:52.020 you came all the way from Phoenix, I gotta know more. 10:52.020 --> 10:53.770 What are you guys doing here? 10:53.770 --> 10:56.000 - Well, the six of us actually started a nonprofit 10:56.000 --> 10:57.180 back in Phoenix, 10:57.180 --> 11:00.313 and we help support the veterans and military. 11:01.340 --> 11:03.980 - What is your nonprofit called? 11:03.980 --> 11:05.590 - We are Youth for Troops. 11:05.590 --> 11:07.540 - And what does Youth for Troops do? 11:07.540 --> 11:09.040 - Well, we make appreciation cards 11:09.040 --> 11:11.900 to send to veterans and deployed service members, 11:11.900 --> 11:16.320 we make care packages to send to deployed service members. 11:16.320 --> 11:18.833 We make plastic mats out of recycled homeless, 11:18.833 --> 11:21.128 recycled plastic bags. 11:21.128 --> 11:22.687 All kinds of stuff, yeah. 11:22.687 --> 11:24.340 - And you hold flags at funerals. 11:24.340 --> 11:26.450 I mean you guys really do everything. 11:26.450 --> 11:28.760 And you said something about these appreciation cards. 11:28.760 --> 11:31.147 Did you bring any with you to the Warrior Games? 11:31.147 --> 11:35.360 - We did, we brought 350 for the Warriors, 11:35.360 --> 11:38.010 and 360 for the support teams. 11:38.010 --> 11:39.790 - That is so many appreciation cards! 11:39.790 --> 11:41.390 Did you guys do this on your own? 11:41.390 --> 11:42.420 Your hands look great, 11:42.420 --> 11:44.080 it doesn't look like you made that many. 11:44.080 --> 11:45.400 - No, we actually had a lot of help 11:45.400 --> 11:47.380 from the local schools around in Phoenix, 11:47.380 --> 11:49.140 and all the kids helped decorate cards with us. 11:49.140 --> 11:51.700 - You guys mobilized that many kids 11:51.700 --> 11:53.420 to send these appreciation letters. 11:53.420 --> 11:54.790 Listen, we appreciate you guys. 11:54.790 --> 11:57.040 Please get involved one more time. 11:57.040 --> 11:59.270 Where can everybody find more information 11:59.270 --> 12:00.510 about your nonprofit? 12:00.510 --> 12:02.790 - You can go on our website, youthfortroops.org, 12:02.790 --> 12:04.292 or our Facebook page, Youth for Troops. 12:04.292 --> 12:05.570 - I have one more question, 12:05.570 --> 12:07.139 do you guys have Kelly Clarkson tickets? 12:07.139 --> 12:08.360 - We do. 12:08.360 --> 12:09.193 - You do? 12:09.193 --> 12:11.640 Is there anyone else out there that needs Kelly? 12:11.640 --> 12:15.740 You know what, since you guys are so big into giving back, 12:15.740 --> 12:18.370 why don't you hook these awesome fans behind you up 12:18.370 --> 12:19.890 with some Kelly Clarkson tickets. 12:19.890 --> 12:22.280 Guys, this is how the Hype Squad does it. 12:22.280 --> 12:23.880 Everyone out there has got a story. 12:23.880 --> 12:25.010 We want to hear yours. 12:25.010 --> 12:25.900 Hype Squad! 12:25.900 --> 12:27.199 On the move. 12:27.199 --> 12:30.307 (crowd cheering) 12:30.307 --> 12:33.640 (Hot in Herre by Nelly) 13:23.940 --> 13:28.010 - [Brad] All right, so 200 meter sprint is coming your way, 13:28.010 --> 13:29.350 6.0 style. 13:29.350 --> 13:30.710 That's right, we're going to do it here. 13:30.710 --> 13:31.720 Let's bring you up to, 13:31.720 --> 13:35.370 Ramario Santiago-Lloyd out of Wisconsin. 13:35.370 --> 13:37.430 Team Marine Corps. 13:37.430 --> 13:38.463 Game face. 13:39.720 --> 13:44.003 John Berry out of Detroit, Michigan, Team Air Force. 13:44.937 --> 13:47.033 Berry's already got one win today. 13:48.650 --> 13:53.417 Frederic Caron from the Army, representing Team Canada. 13:54.281 --> 13:58.614 (Man in the Box by Alice in Chains) 14:04.790 --> 14:06.880 - [Chris] So, 6.0 group, 200 meters, 14:06.880 --> 14:10.143 so half a lap around the track. 14:11.510 --> 14:14.963 Start in the turn, finish at the common finish. 14:29.000 --> 14:30.900 Berry's again, that guy to watch, 14:30.900 --> 14:33.560 and look at him get out of the box really quickly. 14:33.560 --> 14:35.630 He's working that turn, 14:35.630 --> 14:39.265 but he's getting some fight back on the inside. 14:39.265 --> 14:42.063 This is where the transition into the straightaway. 14:43.170 --> 14:44.440 Working hard, look at that. 14:44.440 --> 14:46.683 Great, great, great stride right there. 14:46.683 --> 14:48.783 - [Brad] Sliding right through the finish. 14:50.690 --> 14:53.470 He's trying to reel them in. 14:53.470 --> 14:56.420 - [Chris] Good solid run, 24.2, that's fast. 14:56.420 --> 14:58.963 - [Brad] John Berry doing it again. 15:00.460 --> 15:01.620 For Team Air Force. 15:01.620 --> 15:04.723 John Berry is one fast man, that's for sure. 15:06.790 --> 15:08.940 - And he is going to check in with a 24.24. 15:11.420 --> 15:13.890 Ramario Santiago with 25.20, 15:13.890 --> 15:17.530 and Frederic Caron for Canada, 33.19. 15:17.530 --> 15:20.610 Your unofficial one, two, three right there. 15:20.610 --> 15:23.970 John Berry continuing his winning ways here today. 15:23.970 --> 15:26.190 - [Chris] You see that happen all of a sudden. 15:26.190 --> 15:30.793 He made up the stagger in about two strides and he was gone. 15:32.920 --> 15:35.580 - [Brad] Well, and we talk about 200 meters, I mean, Chris, 15:35.580 --> 15:39.110 you want to be, now the start becomes important again. 15:39.110 --> 15:40.808 - [Chris] Oh, the start is immensely important. 15:40.808 --> 15:42.010 - [Brad] Yeah, not so much in 800. 15:42.010 --> 15:42.848 - [Chris] And running the turn. 15:42.848 --> 15:43.920 - But two, 200 is important. - Right, yeah, right, 15:43.920 --> 15:45.317 and it's different than the 100, 15:45.317 --> 15:48.190 'cause then you're running the turn and your start. 15:48.190 --> 15:50.210 And so you really have to work that turn 15:50.210 --> 15:52.900 and that transition from the turn to the straightaway, 15:52.900 --> 15:55.590 it's where you will see a distinction 15:55.590 --> 15:56.943 between athletes as well. 16:00.400 --> 16:01.963 Berry ran a great race. 16:02.830 --> 16:05.093 - [Brad] Berry's been running great races all day long. 16:06.070 --> 16:08.823 And now we get ready for next events 200 meters 6.0 16:09.870 --> 16:12.100 - [Chris] That was awesome. 16:12.100 --> 16:14.630 No flying under the radar for Berry anymore 16:14.630 --> 16:15.463 is there? 16:15.463 --> 16:16.600 - [Brad] No, not anymore. 16:16.600 --> 16:17.500 That was awesome. 16:17.500 --> 16:19.500 It was not not awesome, that's for sure. 16:21.220 --> 16:22.206 Now we get set. 16:22.206 --> 16:24.327 Let's bring you up close to who we'll be seeing 16:24.327 --> 16:25.744 in this next one. 16:29.899 --> 16:31.193 - [Chris] And as we look at this second heat 16:31.193 --> 16:35.150 we want to remember that Berry went 24.24. 16:35.150 --> 16:36.183 This is second heat. 16:36.183 --> 16:37.710 - [Brad] Ooh, very good point. 16:37.710 --> 16:40.683 24.24, that's the time to beat. 16:44.515 --> 16:47.947 That gives, if your in section number two, 16:47.947 --> 16:50.210 they now know what the fast time is 16:50.210 --> 16:52.570 in your men's 200 meters 6.0. 16:54.410 --> 16:56.529 - [Chris] Yeah, they know what to shoot for. 16:56.529 --> 16:57.729 - [Brad] That's Caicedo, 16:58.727 --> 17:00.683 Vairon Caicedo right there for SOCOM. 17:02.318 --> 17:03.743 He'll be in lane two here today. 17:04.834 --> 17:08.001 (God's Plan by Drake) 17:18.885 --> 17:22.132 And we'll meet all of our athletes here in just a moment. 17:22.132 --> 17:25.799 (Patty Cake by Kodak Black) 17:28.080 --> 17:29.993 200 meter sprint 6.0 here. 17:30.907 --> 17:33.440 You saw John Berry in that first heat. 17:33.440 --> 17:35.573 A 24.24 for him. 17:37.186 --> 17:38.410 - [Chris] One of the things you'll also watch 17:38.410 --> 17:40.740 with these athletes is on the turn, 17:40.740 --> 17:42.960 you want to run as short a distance as possible, 17:42.960 --> 17:45.500 meaning you want to be on the inside of the track, 17:45.500 --> 17:48.267 but you're not allowed to step out of your lane. 17:49.429 --> 17:50.300 - [Brad] Well, you have to stay in your lane, 17:50.300 --> 17:52.090 that's why it's kind of a staggered start too, 17:52.090 --> 17:52.923 as well, right? 17:52.923 --> 17:54.040 - [Chris] That's why it's a staggered start, 17:54.040 --> 17:57.150 so it should be even by the time you get 17:57.150 --> 17:58.300 to the last hundred meters. 17:58.300 --> 18:01.340 By the time you come to the straightaway, it's even. 18:01.340 --> 18:05.450 And so that's where you see where people in that stagger, 18:05.450 --> 18:07.405 if they make up the stagger right away, 18:07.405 --> 18:09.253 then you know they're well ahead. 18:13.260 --> 18:14.660 - [Brad] So I'll bring you up close and personal 18:14.660 --> 18:17.729 to our next round of athletes here in heat number two. 18:17.729 --> 18:19.393 The Men's 200 Meter 6.0. 18:19.393 --> 18:22.450 Here we go, let's take a look at who we're looking at here. 18:22.450 --> 18:24.157 Well, we're looking at this guy here. 18:24.157 --> 18:27.600 Vairon Caicedo Ocampo from Florida. 18:27.600 --> 18:29.363 Team SOCOM in the house. 18:30.670 --> 18:32.200 Marc Kleihauer. 18:32.200 --> 18:33.770 He's out of New Hampshire. 18:33.770 --> 18:35.330 Here for Team Marine Corps. 18:35.330 --> 18:36.333 That's Marc. 18:38.060 --> 18:39.777 Moving on to Bill Lickman. 18:39.777 --> 18:41.210 Bill Lickman's been fast today. 18:41.210 --> 18:42.530 He's out of Michigan. 18:42.530 --> 18:44.100 And doing it in a big way for Team Air Force. 18:44.100 --> 18:45.350 That is Bill Lickman. 18:48.558 --> 18:50.020 Looking at Phal It now. 18:50.020 --> 18:52.600 From the Bronx, of New York. 18:52.600 --> 18:54.313 Team Marine Corps. 18:57.950 --> 18:59.320 Now we go to Chris North. 18:59.320 --> 19:00.930 He's representing Team Navy. 19:00.930 --> 19:02.990 Out of Jacksonville, Florida. 19:02.990 --> 19:03.823 J-Town. 19:17.420 --> 19:20.960 - [Chris] You got 200 meters, so 100 meters on the turn, 19:20.960 --> 19:23.610 100 meters on the straightaway. 19:23.610 --> 19:25.713 This turn becomes really important. 19:26.560 --> 19:29.020 Getting out fast and running a good strong turn 19:29.020 --> 19:30.640 is going to be important for all of these athletes. 19:30.640 --> 19:33.490 Especially after Berry went down and went out 19:33.490 --> 19:37.570 and threw down a 24.24 and he's got something to shoot for. 19:37.570 --> 19:38.740 - [Brad] You gotta wonder, 19:38.740 --> 19:39.573 does that get into your head at all 19:39.573 --> 19:41.170 when you that that's the fastest time? 19:41.170 --> 19:42.630 You gotta wonder. 19:42.630 --> 19:43.463 - [Chris] Yeah, at this point, 19:43.463 --> 19:45.430 you really have to be technically sound 19:45.430 --> 19:48.523 in terms of what you're doing in your own race. 19:51.330 --> 19:52.163 Athletes ready. 19:52.163 --> 19:56.907 - [Man In Crowd] It's like at night, it's still 90 degrees. 19:57.785 --> 20:01.066 At least when the sun go down it cools off a little bit. 20:01.066 --> 20:05.725 But here, the sun go down, baby, it not gettin' no cooler. 20:05.725 --> 20:07.690 (crowd cheering) 20:07.690 --> 20:08.790 - [Chris] They're off. 20:13.270 --> 20:15.070 Definitely a strong run right there. 20:16.646 --> 20:19.527 Got Lickman and Phal who are-- 20:19.527 --> 20:20.427 - [Brad] Oh, yeah. 20:21.550 --> 20:23.170 - [Chris] Neck and neck coming off the turn. 20:23.170 --> 20:25.720 Pretty much right next to each other. 20:25.720 --> 20:30.720 With a late surge, here's Lickman who's going for the line. 20:30.840 --> 20:35.473 - [Brad] Oh! That was a close one right there. 20:37.071 --> 20:41.300 A very tall Bill Lickman with the stretch on that one. 20:41.300 --> 20:42.133 Let's see where the-- 20:42.133 --> 20:45.583 - [Chris] Kleihauer just ran out of distance. 20:45.583 --> 20:46.820 - [Brad] When you look at the time, Bill Lickman, 20:46.820 --> 20:48.760 the fastest one in that heat, that's 25.99. 20:48.760 --> 20:53.510 But your fastest is John Berry before that at 24.24. 20:53.510 --> 20:55.460 That shows you how fast John Berry was. 20:57.146 --> 21:00.520 But Bill Lickman is, he's got the stride. 21:00.520 --> 21:01.353 He's got the stride, 21:01.353 --> 21:03.540 he was strong in that last hundred meters, but. 21:03.540 --> 21:06.670 - [Chris] Kleihauer was running him down at the finish line. 21:06.670 --> 21:08.360 - [Brad] Well, it wasn't going to be a walkaway, 21:08.360 --> 21:09.193 that's for sure. 21:09.193 --> 21:10.546 He had to earn that one. 21:10.546 --> 21:13.587 Special Agent Bill Lickman. 21:13.587 --> 21:16.185 Taking that match up right there. 21:16.185 --> 21:17.910 (All Night by Big Boi) 21:17.910 --> 21:21.430 Pal It was trying to really see what he could do 21:21.430 --> 21:24.290 to try and catch back up. 21:24.290 --> 21:26.641 - [Chris] Well, looked like Pal kinda hit is, 21:26.641 --> 21:28.870 he took his stride kind of, 21:28.870 --> 21:31.730 kinda betrayed him a little bit toward the end. 21:31.730 --> 21:33.750 - [Brad] Can Lickman continue on? 21:33.750 --> 21:35.393 He's been solid all day long. 21:39.127 --> 21:41.236 - How many more races you got? 21:41.236 --> 21:42.069 - Two. 21:43.346 --> 21:45.127 - [Brad] Here him talk to the DC out there 21:45.127 --> 21:46.289 saying he's got two more races. 21:46.289 --> 21:47.122 - [Chris] Two more races so. 21:47.122 --> 21:48.973 - [Brad] Got a long day for that man. 21:59.060 --> 22:00.710 Well, once again, #@WarriorGames, 22:03.330 --> 22:05.710 @WarriorGames for all your posts on social media. 22:05.710 --> 22:08.300 Let's check back in with DC. 22:08.300 --> 22:10.470 DC, who are you hanging with down there? 22:10.470 --> 22:11.303 - Thanks, Brad. 22:11.303 --> 22:13.560 Yeah, I'm hanging out here with the winner there of the 200, 22:13.560 --> 22:14.393 Bill Lickman. 22:14.393 --> 22:15.970 Nice work there representing the Air Force 22:15.970 --> 22:16.900 out here at Warrior Games. 22:16.900 --> 22:17.733 How'd that feel? 22:19.080 --> 22:20.600 - Tiring. 22:20.600 --> 22:22.160 Definitely feeling that one. 22:22.160 --> 22:25.290 But good, good to at least win my heat. 22:25.290 --> 22:26.800 - [DC] Now you got two more races today, 22:26.800 --> 22:29.420 so what's your strategy here coming into this 200 22:29.420 --> 22:31.420 with knowing you had two more races to go? 22:31.420 --> 22:32.820 How are you conserving that energy? 22:32.820 --> 22:37.340 - Just a lot of stretching, moving around, staying loose. 22:37.340 --> 22:42.260 But not really putting a lot of explosive exercises in 22:42.260 --> 22:43.590 to get ready for it. 22:43.590 --> 22:44.610 - And what about your diet? 22:44.610 --> 22:46.280 What type of foods you puttin' into the body 22:46.280 --> 22:48.580 to keep it fueled for the long day like today? 22:49.720 --> 22:52.090 - So far, not much this morning, 22:52.090 --> 22:54.040 other than just you know, breakfast. 22:54.040 --> 22:56.660 But going to need to go grab some stuff soon. 22:56.660 --> 22:58.330 Replenish some of the energy. 22:58.330 --> 22:59.847 - [DC] Definitely, maybe there's some bananas in the mix? 22:59.847 --> 23:01.210 Get that potassium in there? 23:01.210 --> 23:02.310 - Exactly. 23:02.310 --> 23:04.300 - Right on, well, congratulations. 23:04.300 --> 23:05.590 Way to represent the Air Force. 23:05.590 --> 23:06.790 Bill Lickman, winner of the 200 there. 23:06.790 --> 23:08.390 Best of luck on the next two races. 23:08.390 --> 23:10.193 Chris and Brad, back to you guys. 23:11.110 --> 23:12.710 - [Brad] Yeah, nicely done winning that heat 23:12.710 --> 23:14.100 right there for him. 23:14.100 --> 23:15.180 So you gotta wonder is that going to be enough 23:15.180 --> 23:16.570 to put him up on the podium right there? 23:16.570 --> 23:18.670 But he's taken that heat. 23:18.670 --> 23:20.380 But still John Berry, the fastest time 23:20.380 --> 23:22.417 of the Men's 200 Meters. 23:22.417 --> 23:26.940 With John Berry holding out with a 24.24. 23:26.940 --> 23:30.350 Continuing on here in your Men's 200 Meters 6.0. 23:33.930 --> 23:35.053 The third heat here. 23:38.940 --> 23:39.980 This will be the last race 23:39.980 --> 23:42.197 for your Men's 200 Meters 6.0 class. 23:46.410 --> 23:50.100 The Aussie, Nathan Parker from Team Australia. 23:50.100 --> 23:51.250 Hello, Nathan, welcome. 23:55.133 --> 23:57.680 And Raymond Archer out of Quincy, Illinois. 23:57.680 --> 23:58.790 Team Marine Corps. 23:58.790 --> 23:59.640 Welcome, Raymond. 24:03.790 --> 24:06.234 Craig Petherbridge. 24:06.234 --> 24:08.410 Doing it for Team UK. 24:08.410 --> 24:09.253 Welcome, Craig. 24:13.475 --> 24:14.890 And Carlos Velerio. 24:16.220 --> 24:18.130 From El Paso, Texas. 24:18.130 --> 24:20.393 Carlos Valerio, Team Navy representing. 24:27.670 --> 24:31.590 - [Chris] So the third heat of the 6.0 200 meters. 24:31.590 --> 24:32.960 Hundred meters on the turn, 24:32.960 --> 24:34.763 hundred meters on the straightaway. 24:36.510 --> 24:40.743 Shooting for Berry's 24.24. 24:47.280 --> 24:48.770 - [Brad] That's a pretty fast time. 24:48.770 --> 24:50.280 - [Chris] That's a really fast time. 24:50.280 --> 24:51.860 - [Brad] And we saw John Berry come out of the gate 24:51.860 --> 24:54.472 on that one and he was taking no prisoners. 24:54.472 --> 24:56.970 He was flying from the get-go. 24:56.970 --> 24:58.338 - [Chris] No mistake about it, 24:58.338 --> 25:01.230 he was here to run, and run it fast. 25:01.230 --> 25:02.810 - [Brad] Like they say, risk it for the biscuit. 25:02.810 --> 25:05.183 He was definitely putting that one down. 25:06.200 --> 25:08.300 - [Chris] No doubt about it. 25:08.300 --> 25:10.050 These guys waiting for their start. 25:14.703 --> 25:16.756 Getting warmer and warmer as the day goes on here. 25:16.756 --> 25:17.589 - [Brad] It is. 25:17.589 --> 25:18.569 - [Chris] We started pretty chilly early in the morning, 25:18.569 --> 25:19.645 didn't we. 25:19.645 --> 25:20.682 - [Brad] Yes, it did. 25:20.682 --> 25:22.080 Probably the advantage of doing those colder races 25:22.080 --> 25:24.502 is that now as the sun gets higher up in the sky, 25:24.502 --> 25:26.690 it's going to just get a little hotter out there. 25:26.690 --> 25:29.168 And when you're competing in multiple competitions, 25:29.168 --> 25:31.350 that's gonna take a little bit of a toll on you 'cause-- 25:31.350 --> 25:33.330 - [Chris] Yeah, you gotta try to hide as much as you can. 25:33.330 --> 25:34.890 And hydrate as much as you can. 25:34.890 --> 25:37.430 Hide from the sun and hydrate as much as you can 25:37.430 --> 25:38.263 with the water. 25:38.263 --> 25:41.593 And we saw a little bit of the wind puffing up a bit, 25:41.593 --> 25:45.263 but right now it still seems pretty calm. 25:46.648 --> 25:48.013 - [Brad] Well you heard that Bill Lickman, 25:48.013 --> 25:49.590 that was his second race of the day, 25:49.590 --> 25:50.660 and he was saying how tired he was. 25:50.660 --> 25:52.270 That one really got him. 25:52.270 --> 25:53.940 And he's got two more to do today. 25:53.940 --> 25:55.230 - [Chris] Yep, exactly. 25:55.230 --> 25:57.020 - [Brad] It's not getting cooler out there. 25:57.020 --> 25:59.240 - [Chris] Not getting any cooler, and this track, 25:59.240 --> 26:02.086 the rubber track, it starts to get a little bit softer 26:02.086 --> 26:05.263 as the day gets hotter too. 26:07.690 --> 26:11.613 - [Brad] So Men's 200 Meters 3.0 classification. 26:20.690 --> 26:22.530 Once again, if you want to keep up-to-date 26:22.530 --> 26:24.400 on everything going on that is all Warrior Games, 26:24.400 --> 26:25.340 download the app. 26:25.340 --> 26:27.280 When you're on your smartphone, 26:27.280 --> 26:28.750 you go to your, to the app store, 26:28.750 --> 26:31.084 and download the Warrior Games app. 26:31.084 --> 26:33.200 So you get that, you'll know the schedules, 26:33.200 --> 26:35.550 the insight about some of the athletes out here 26:35.550 --> 26:36.383 and the teams. 26:36.383 --> 26:38.523 The story of the Warrior Games. 26:40.220 --> 26:41.900 Website is always rockin' and rollin' too 26:41.900 --> 26:44.360 as well at dodwarriorgames.com. 26:44.360 --> 26:45.714 That's the website. 26:45.714 --> 26:48.313 Dodwarriorgames.com. 26:50.830 --> 26:52.900 And a big thank you to your Air Force Parachute Team 26:52.900 --> 26:54.730 earlier today starting things off. 26:54.730 --> 26:56.453 Wings of Blue getting us started. 26:59.600 --> 27:02.000 You'll be able to see them again on Wednesday 27:02.000 --> 27:03.133 in Track Cycling. 27:07.450 --> 27:08.460 They'll be down there at the stadium 27:08.460 --> 27:10.423 where the opening ceremonies are tonight. 27:11.920 --> 27:13.170 - [Chris] Athletes ready. 27:25.133 --> 27:29.550 - [Brad] A nice clean start to get things going here. 27:31.468 --> 27:32.840 - [Chris] That gets to be a little bit of a challenge 27:32.840 --> 27:35.430 when you've got couple of, or an open lane there. 27:35.430 --> 27:37.910 You don't know quite where the stagger is, 27:37.910 --> 27:40.430 but it looks like they'll be coming off the turn. 27:40.430 --> 27:41.280 - [Brad] Oh, look at this! 27:41.280 --> 27:44.140 - [Chris] Ooh, strong move at the end of the turn. 27:44.140 --> 27:45.240 - [Brad] Look at this! 27:46.260 --> 27:49.480 Get loud, fans, come on, make some noise! 27:49.480 --> 27:51.340 It's a battle. 27:51.340 --> 27:54.573 It's a battle royale out here today. 27:54.573 --> 27:57.323 (crowd cheering) 28:02.080 --> 28:06.000 Put your hands together for all the competitors here today. 28:06.000 --> 28:07.327 That was a good one. 28:08.378 --> 28:12.295 (instrumental saxophone music) 28:14.740 --> 28:17.253 And Marine Corps, Raymond Archer. 28:20.394 --> 28:22.060 Raymond Archer, the fast one right there. 28:22.060 --> 28:24.530 How fast was Raymond Archer on that one? 28:24.530 --> 28:26.343 Gunnery Sergeant Raymond Archer. 28:28.410 --> 28:29.690 Take another look at him. 28:29.690 --> 28:30.907 He was in lane two. 28:33.800 --> 28:35.900 And this is really where he made the move. 28:35.900 --> 28:37.400 From the middle of the turn on, 28:37.400 --> 28:40.690 he just slingshotted right off of that turn. 28:40.690 --> 28:41.790 - [Chris] He sure did. 28:52.011 --> 28:53.120 You know the time on that one, 28:53.120 --> 28:54.870 Gunnery Sergeant Raymond Archer, 28:54.870 --> 28:57.510 Ray Archer taking care of business. 28:57.510 --> 28:58.803 Team Marine Corps. 29:01.150 --> 29:02.960 - [Brad] Might be fast enough to get him on the podium, 29:02.960 --> 29:03.793 we'll see. 29:11.422 --> 29:13.320 (Despacito by Justin Bieber ft. Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee ) 29:13.320 --> 29:16.240 And while you're out here look for the red wagons. 29:16.240 --> 29:17.163 - [Chris] You've got the mobile photo booth 29:17.163 --> 29:19.720 and the Warrior Games hats too. 29:19.720 --> 29:24.070 Just look for those red wagons out there also. 29:27.090 --> 29:29.100 - [Brad] Also the Air Force Association invites you 29:29.100 --> 29:30.600 to stop by their hospitality tent 29:30.600 --> 29:33.743 for complimentary snacks, drinks, and treats. 29:33.743 --> 29:37.498 The AFA hospitality tent is open 'til 5 p.m. 29:37.498 --> 29:39.403 And they are right next to the media booth. 29:40.749 --> 29:44.499 (Despacito by Justin Bieber) 30:13.093 --> 30:17.680 Well, here we go, 200 meters, event soon to be is 3.0. 30:17.680 --> 30:19.900 Let's meet the athletes on this one. 30:19.900 --> 30:22.030 Joshua 'Smitty' Smith out of Montana. 30:22.030 --> 30:24.123 Team Air Force, that's Joshua Smith. 30:27.370 --> 30:28.410 Doing it for Team Army, 30:28.410 --> 30:31.363 well out of Bellevue, Ohio, that'd be John Weasner. 30:35.817 --> 30:37.300 And also doing it for Team Army, 30:37.300 --> 30:40.113 Chris Montes out of El Paso, Texas. 30:45.290 --> 30:48.800 And let's not forget Julius McManus out of Delton, Michigan. 30:48.800 --> 30:51.453 Representing Team Navy, that's Julius McManus. 30:55.470 --> 30:58.945 Javier Santiago from Puerto Rico 30:58.945 --> 31:00.840 is doing it for Team Navy here today. 31:00.840 --> 31:02.343 That's Javier Santiago. 31:06.350 --> 31:08.810 - [Chris] This is class 3.0, wheelchair racers. 31:08.810 --> 31:10.575 Again, 200 meters. 31:10.575 --> 31:15.533 100 meters on the turn, 100 meters on the straightaway. 31:17.060 --> 31:19.680 You'll see them with the track steering as they come off. 31:19.680 --> 31:20.780 This is important. 31:20.780 --> 31:22.370 This is always my favorite event, I think, 31:22.370 --> 31:24.215 on the track is the 200 meters. 31:24.215 --> 31:26.700 And it's just the start on the turn 31:26.700 --> 31:28.703 is a tough start on the turn. 31:28.703 --> 31:31.990 But you come through with that momentum and bring it, 31:31.990 --> 31:35.193 take it right through the last hundred meters. 31:35.193 --> 31:37.380 - [Brad] Look at Weasner over here. 31:37.380 --> 31:39.360 - [Chris] Weasner won the 800. 31:39.360 --> 31:42.943 Looking really strong in the 200 as well. 31:42.943 --> 31:45.552 - [Brad] Wins the 800, comes out, competes the 200. 31:45.552 --> 31:47.692 You know he's gotta be tired. 31:47.692 --> 31:50.866 But he will cross the line in first position right there. 31:50.866 --> 31:53.616 (crowd cheering) 32:00.270 --> 32:01.560 - [Chris] That's one of the harder things to do 32:01.560 --> 32:06.560 is sort of transition from that, from that one, 32:06.680 --> 32:08.720 from the acceleration on the turn 32:08.720 --> 32:11.763 to the big stroke at the finish. 32:25.441 --> 32:28.191 (crowd cheering) 32:30.642 --> 32:32.510 - [Brad] Well Weasner was all business on that one 32:32.510 --> 32:33.433 for Team Army. 32:38.565 --> 32:43.565 (I Believe In A Thing Called Love by The Darkness) 33:12.420 --> 33:15.300 All right, let's check in with DC and Ashley. 33:15.300 --> 33:16.230 What's going on you guys? 33:16.230 --> 33:17.451 Who's with ya? 33:17.451 --> 33:19.640 - Aw, Brad, we got some behind the scenes action 33:19.640 --> 33:21.000 going on down here. 33:21.000 --> 33:23.730 Ashley from the Hype Squad, she just introduced me 33:23.730 --> 33:26.303 to her uncle, Bill, who has some history here 33:26.303 --> 33:28.110 with the Air Force. 33:28.110 --> 33:30.440 Ashley's grandfather, Bill's father, 33:30.440 --> 33:33.071 helped start the athletic program here was it? 33:33.071 --> 33:34.780 - Back in the '50s. 33:34.780 --> 33:38.140 '53 to '59. 33:38.140 --> 33:39.850 He was the assistant director of athletics 33:39.850 --> 33:42.333 for the Air Force Academy up in Lowry, in Denver. 33:43.240 --> 33:44.630 - [DC] That is absolutely amazing. 33:44.630 --> 33:47.540 So you got to grow up listening to some crazy stories 33:47.540 --> 33:48.760 from your father I'd imagine. 33:48.760 --> 33:50.240 - Oh yeah, oh yeah. 33:50.240 --> 33:53.257 But then we came back in '67 to '75 33:53.257 --> 33:55.357 and he was the director of athletics here. 33:56.640 --> 33:57.911 - Dang, Ashley, what's it, 33:57.911 --> 33:59.980 you didn't explain this to me 33:59.980 --> 34:01.780 when you told me we were coming out here. 34:01.780 --> 34:04.363 That your uncle and you had so much lineage here 34:04.363 --> 34:05.390 with the Air Force Academy. 34:05.390 --> 34:06.800 - Let me just tell you it's an honor 34:06.800 --> 34:08.850 and it's so exciting to be here with my family, 34:08.850 --> 34:11.760 and also to be here to support all of the athletes. 34:11.760 --> 34:12.980 I mean this is incredible. 34:12.980 --> 34:15.800 And it's a huge part of our roots. 34:15.800 --> 34:17.390 So this is amazing. 34:17.390 --> 34:20.200 So thank you for letting me be a part of this, 34:20.200 --> 34:21.660 and also for my family. 34:21.660 --> 34:23.220 And I get to hang out with him while I'm here, 34:23.220 --> 34:24.053 so this is awesome. 34:24.053 --> 34:25.630 - Oh, yeah. 34:25.630 --> 34:26.990 - Well thank you very much, Uncle Bill, 34:26.990 --> 34:28.690 and it's a pleasure having you out here. 34:28.690 --> 34:31.170 Send it back to Chris and Brad in the booth. 34:31.170 --> 34:32.600 - [Brad] So DC has a new uncle now, 34:32.600 --> 34:34.800 Uncle Bill's in the house. 34:34.800 --> 34:36.930 - [Chris] Welcome, Uncle Bill, good to have you along. 34:36.930 --> 34:39.393 And we appreciate everything you do. 34:41.697 --> 34:43.840 - [Brad] Well, as we are getting underway here 34:43.840 --> 34:45.830 we're going to stick with 200 meter sprint. 34:45.830 --> 34:46.863 Let's keep it going. 34:47.880 --> 34:50.770 200 meter sprint now going on for you. 34:50.770 --> 34:53.149 - [Chris] This is second heat of the 3.0. 34:53.149 --> 34:55.160 - [Brad] Yep, and that's Anthony Farve 34:55.160 --> 34:58.350 out of Tacoma, Washington representing Team Army. 34:58.350 --> 34:59.323 Welcome, Anthony. 35:00.860 --> 35:04.300 Moving over to Ryan Novack out of Aurora, Illinois. 35:04.300 --> 35:05.733 Team Air Force. 35:06.970 --> 35:08.470 - [Chris] He's run fast today. 35:09.360 --> 35:12.290 - [Brad] Shawn Runnells out of Bloomfield, New Mexico. 35:12.290 --> 35:14.293 Team Army in the house. 35:17.710 --> 35:20.890 And Daniel Lee out of American Samoa. 35:20.890 --> 35:22.823 Doing it for Team Navy, Daniel Lee. 35:26.735 --> 35:29.240 And out of the UK, Richard Heather. 35:30.470 --> 35:33.841 Team UK represent, Richard Heather. 35:33.841 --> 35:37.508 (My Own Worst Enemy by Lit) 35:39.190 --> 35:41.993 - [Chris] Second heat of 3.0 wheelchair racers. 35:43.019 --> 35:44.533 200 hundred meters. 35:50.077 --> 35:51.781 It's that thing we were talking about with the start. 35:51.781 --> 35:53.600 And, which that's actually 35:53.600 --> 35:56.160 looks like a disqualification right there. 35:56.160 --> 35:57.503 At lane six. 35:58.420 --> 36:01.580 That idea of being on the inside of the lane. 36:01.580 --> 36:02.947 You want to be as far inside as you can, 36:02.947 --> 36:04.240 but you can't go over the lane, 36:04.240 --> 36:06.290 and as a wheelchair you can only get one stroke 36:06.290 --> 36:07.907 outside of the lane. 36:07.907 --> 36:08.840 You have to get back in. 36:08.840 --> 36:10.480 - [Brad] Oh, that's interesting. 36:10.480 --> 36:11.860 So that could be a DQ then. 36:11.860 --> 36:13.410 - [Chris] Yep, so we've got Novack 36:13.410 --> 36:16.210 who is put on a hurting on the field right now 36:16.210 --> 36:18.653 taking it right in that last hundred meters. 36:18.653 --> 36:21.323 He's strong through the finish line. 36:21.323 --> 36:22.460 - [Brad] Wow! 36:22.460 --> 36:23.443 - [Chris] There we go. 36:26.397 --> 36:30.070 - [Brad] Novack is no doubt out here today on that one. 36:30.070 --> 36:31.670 - [Chris] Good solid 200 meters. 36:38.336 --> 36:40.180 - [Brad] It'll be interesting to see the time in for that 36:40.180 --> 36:41.013 for Novack. 36:41.013 --> 36:43.233 He was quite fast out there. 36:44.837 --> 36:47.506 - [Chris] And I really think the other wheelchair event, 36:47.506 --> 36:50.630 you'll see a difference where you saw Novack there 36:50.630 --> 36:51.990 where he was able to sit up 36:51.990 --> 36:53.990 and kind of come back onto his knees. 36:53.990 --> 36:55.570 That's the distinction really between 36:55.570 --> 36:59.090 the two wheelchair divisions. 36:59.090 --> 37:00.860 - [Brad] Well it looks like Ryan Novack got that one 37:00.860 --> 37:03.657 for Team Air Force, 21.19. 37:03.657 --> 37:05.713 - [Chris] I don't think 21.19 is right. 37:07.120 --> 37:08.373 - [Brad] Yeah, because Shawn Runnells 37:08.373 --> 37:10.140 was not that far back behind him. 37:10.140 --> 37:13.237 - [Chris] Yeah, I think that's probably 31.19. 37:13.237 --> 37:14.220 - [Brad] Appears that you're probably right on that 37:14.220 --> 37:16.720 because he was maybe a good eight seconds on it, 37:16.720 --> 37:18.240 or seven seconds on that. 37:18.240 --> 37:20.180 - [Chris] 21.19 would be a good deal for him, 37:20.180 --> 37:21.981 I think that that might well put him, 37:21.981 --> 37:24.515 put him into world record condition right there. 37:24.515 --> 37:26.306 - [Brad] That would beat a lot of people right there. 37:26.306 --> 37:27.930 Well we know, one thing we do know, 37:27.930 --> 37:29.760 he did come across the finish line first. 37:29.760 --> 37:30.716 - [Chris] We do know he did get 37:30.716 --> 37:32.165 to cross the finish line first, exactly. 37:32.165 --> 37:32.998 - [Brad] So we do know that. 37:32.998 --> 37:35.398 But we don't know the actual official time, but. 37:38.373 --> 37:39.327 - [Chris] No doubt about it, 37:39.327 --> 37:40.790 Novack's that got one right there. 37:40.790 --> 37:43.270 - [Brad] We'll look to our next category. 37:43.270 --> 37:45.051 - [Chris] Actually still in the men's 200. 37:45.051 --> 37:47.385 Believe this is 2.0. 37:47.385 --> 37:50.617 Or the 2.0 with Brian Williams 37:50.617 --> 37:53.020 and Austin Parker getting to go. 38:13.947 --> 38:16.290 All the fans on hand, the athletes on hand. 38:16.290 --> 38:19.070 Everybody having a great day here. 38:19.070 --> 38:21.220 I mean yesterday was kind of the official first day, 38:21.220 --> 38:22.706 but because of the winds, 38:22.706 --> 38:25.943 today's kinda really the first day of action for us. 38:28.132 --> 38:30.300 - [Brad] Not a cloud in the sky. 38:30.300 --> 38:32.600 - [Chris] We'll take it, take it all day long. 38:35.007 --> 38:38.007 There's Drake Javier post-parachute team, the Wings of Blue. 38:40.680 --> 38:42.623 Jumping into the festivities today. 38:50.260 --> 38:51.770 - [Brad] Here we go, next up for you, 38:51.770 --> 38:55.193 for the Men's 200 Meters 2.0, this is Brian Williams. 38:57.160 --> 38:58.860 Team Air Force, doing out of Arizona. 38:58.860 --> 39:00.183 Austin Parker. 39:01.275 --> 39:04.610 Team Navy out of Hanford, California. 39:14.116 --> 39:15.420 So Brian Williams lane four, 39:15.420 --> 39:17.653 Austin Parker lane number five here. 39:23.330 --> 39:25.180 Short choppy stroke there. 39:25.180 --> 39:28.363 Gotta get this wheelchair up to speed. 39:29.700 --> 39:31.607 - [Chris] See these guys are a little bit, 39:33.910 --> 39:35.550 have a little bit less balance, 39:35.550 --> 39:38.470 and a little bit less ability to manipulate the chair 39:38.470 --> 39:40.030 than the previous group. 39:40.030 --> 39:42.330 This is the 2.0 versus 3.0. 39:42.330 --> 39:43.830 Just trying to keep that thing straight, 39:43.830 --> 39:44.830 keep it in the lane. 39:47.726 --> 39:50.480 (crowd cheering) 39:50.480 --> 39:51.820 Gets to be a real challenge. 39:51.820 --> 39:53.510 And you just, going around the turns 39:53.510 --> 39:54.833 can be a huge challenge. 39:56.160 --> 39:57.563 Got a big lead right here. 40:04.537 --> 40:05.438 - [Brad] He's got the head down. 40:05.438 --> 40:07.779 - [Chris] Fighting the equipment a little bit. 40:07.779 --> 40:08.654 - [Brad] Fighting the equipment 40:08.654 --> 40:10.866 but getting to the finish line. 40:10.866 --> 40:13.616 (crowd cheering) 40:17.973 --> 40:20.890 And gets across first right there. 40:23.750 --> 40:26.083 Austin Parker coming across first. 40:29.222 --> 40:31.338 - [Chris] And Brian Williams coming across 40:31.338 --> 40:32.171 in that second place. 40:32.171 --> 40:36.560 57.87 for Parker, 59.70 for Brian Williams. 40:36.560 --> 40:40.227 (Ride by Twenty One Pilots) 41:08.660 --> 41:13.383 Austin Parker taking down one right there. 41:14.300 --> 41:16.297 - [Brad] There you go, #WarriorGames. 41:16.297 --> 41:18.930 And you can get your shots put up there 41:18.930 --> 41:21.123 right on our tag board. 41:25.340 --> 41:26.240 Youth for Troops. 41:26.240 --> 41:28.900 Want to thank the Youth for Troops coming out here. 41:28.900 --> 41:30.203 Where are those cowbells? 41:32.049 --> 41:33.719 I know they brought them with them. 41:33.719 --> 41:36.973 Youth for Troops representing on here. 41:38.134 --> 41:41.801 (Ride by Twenty One Pilots) 42:35.020 --> 42:37.153 All right so we continue on with your 200 meters. 42:37.153 --> 42:41.333 This time switching gears, your Women's 200 Meters 4.5 42:41.333 --> 42:42.666 is next for you. 42:44.321 --> 42:47.654 (Misirlou by Dick Dale) 42:49.481 --> 42:53.231 5.5U and 5.5L will be comboed into this race. 42:54.350 --> 42:58.033 Lauren Montoya out of Texas for Team SOCUM. 43:06.020 --> 43:09.023 And Stephanie Johnson, Toledo, Ohio, for Team Army. 43:12.600 --> 43:16.080 Anna Kerry, doing it out of Miami, Florida, for Team Navy. 43:16.080 --> 43:16.913 Hello, Anna. 43:21.180 --> 43:23.683 Tiffany Hudgins out of Spokane, Washington. 43:27.280 --> 43:28.980 She'll be doing it for Team SOCUM. 43:30.620 --> 43:32.403 Your Women's 200 Meters. 43:41.348 --> 43:45.098 (crowd calling and cheering) 43:48.860 --> 43:50.778 - [Chris] They're off, 200 meters, looking good. 43:50.778 --> 43:53.528 (crowd cheering) 44:06.530 --> 44:08.330 - [Brad] Running away with this one. 44:09.420 --> 44:10.270 - [Chris] Indeed. 44:13.710 --> 44:16.570 - [Brad] Keeping that speed going all the way. 44:16.570 --> 44:17.860 All the way right straight through. 44:17.860 --> 44:20.622 Good strong 200 meters right there. 44:20.622 --> 44:23.372 (crowd cheering) 44:34.641 --> 44:38.724 (Fun by Pitbull ft. Chris Brown) 45:02.620 --> 45:04.680 Yeah, a good day for competition for sure here. 45:04.680 --> 45:07.588 Your Warrior Games 2018. 45:07.588 --> 45:10.520 Chris Parnell and Brad Jay up here in the booth. 45:10.520 --> 45:11.640 With all the action for you 45:11.640 --> 45:13.440 for your track and field here today. 45:15.590 --> 45:16.780 Want to welcome everybody who's joining us 45:16.780 --> 45:18.373 watching us online at home. 45:21.256 --> 45:22.410 We appreciate having you on board. 45:22.410 --> 45:23.797 Also everybody out here hanging out. 45:23.797 --> 45:25.090 And while you're out here hanging out, 45:25.090 --> 45:27.480 why not download the Warrior Games app. 45:27.480 --> 45:29.480 You can do that through your smartphone. 45:33.250 --> 45:34.770 So we got more racing action coming up. 45:34.770 --> 45:35.603 Stay with us. 45:35.603 --> 45:37.933 Warrior Games 2018. 46:04.964 --> 46:07.140 ♪ We are the soldiers ♪ 46:07.140 --> 46:09.242 ♪ Who are the saints ♪ 46:09.242 --> 46:10.695 ♪ We are the fighters ♪ 46:10.695 --> 46:13.590 ♪ And we won't sway ♪ 46:13.590 --> 46:15.869 ♪ We are the victims ♪ 46:15.869 --> 46:18.137 ♪ Of every war ♪ 46:18.137 --> 46:22.943 ♪ When the enemy is at our door ♪ 46:22.943 --> 46:26.858 ♪ We can hear the hounds are coming ♪ 46:26.858 --> 46:31.434 ♪ We can see the crows ♪ 46:31.434 --> 46:34.892 ♪ We can hear the angels are calling ♪ 46:34.892 --> 46:38.907 ♪ But it's never our time to go ♪ 46:38.907 --> 46:43.907 ♪ We are warriors ♪ 46:44.503 --> 46:47.680 ♪ Warriors ♪ 46:47.680 --> 46:52.680 ♪ We are warriors ♪ 46:53.092 --> 46:56.601 ♪ Warriors ♪ 46:56.601 --> 46:58.128 ♪ We will rise ♪ 46:58.128 --> 47:00.537 ♪ And we will win ♪ 47:00.537 --> 47:02.276 ♪ We're sailing ♪ 47:02.276 --> 47:05.001 ♪ The games begin ♪ 47:05.001 --> 47:10.001 ♪ We are warriors ♪ 47:10.742 --> 47:15.742 ♪ Warriors ♪ 47:19.923 --> 47:21.945 ♪ Now we remember ♪ 47:21.945 --> 47:24.153 ♪ The darkest days ♪ 47:24.153 --> 47:28.515 ♪ When every moment left us out of place ♪ 47:28.515 --> 47:30.780 ♪ We felt no beating ♪ 47:30.780 --> 47:32.083 ♪ Within our hearts ♪ 47:32.083 --> 47:37.083 ♪ But we keep moving out ♪ 47:37.509 --> 47:41.930 ♪ We can hear the bells are ringing ♪ 47:41.930 --> 47:46.310 ♪ No, it's getting close ♪ 47:46.310 --> 47:49.849 ♪ We can feel the earth is moving ♪ 47:49.849 --> 47:53.525 ♪ But we're never letting go ♪ 47:53.525 --> 47:58.525 ♪ We are warriors ♪ 47:59.093 --> 48:02.544 ♪ Warriors ♪ 48:02.544 --> 48:07.544 ♪ We are warriors ♪ 48:07.854 --> 48:11.439 ♪ Warriors ♪ 48:11.439 --> 48:12.883 ♪ We will rise ♪ 48:12.883 --> 48:15.442 ♪ And we will win ♪ 48:15.442 --> 48:17.100 ♪ We're sailing ♪ 48:17.100 --> 48:19.902 ♪ The games begin ♪ 48:19.902 --> 48:24.902 ♪ We are warriors ♪ 48:25.605 --> 48:27.855 ♪ Warriors ♪ 48:37.830 --> 48:40.160 - Happy Warrior Games all you beautiful people out here. 48:40.160 --> 48:42.330 As we approach the lunch hour, 48:42.330 --> 48:44.050 I'm sure a lot of you are starting to get a little hungry. 48:44.050 --> 48:46.760 Well, I've got a special treat for you out here. 48:46.760 --> 48:48.630 My man Steve Murray here with Deloitte, 48:48.630 --> 48:50.720 he's actually got the special treat for you. 48:50.720 --> 48:51.553 Steve, how are you doing today? 48:51.553 --> 48:53.780 And what do you got going on here? 48:53.780 --> 48:54.613 - Doing great. 48:54.613 --> 48:55.530 We got the right weather. 48:55.530 --> 48:57.320 Hope everybody's doing well. 48:57.320 --> 48:59.610 Deloitte is partnered with the Air Force Association 48:59.610 --> 49:02.540 to sponsor their Wounded Airman Program this year. 49:02.540 --> 49:07.410 And we have set up a tent with tons of snacks, food, 49:07.410 --> 49:09.040 hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. 49:09.040 --> 49:10.092 And guess what kids? 49:10.092 --> 49:11.450 Ice cream. 49:11.450 --> 49:13.030 And it's all free. 49:13.030 --> 49:16.340 Please, come on over here, get some goodies, hang out, 49:16.340 --> 49:18.560 shake a hand, give a hug, let's have some fun. 49:18.560 --> 49:20.780 - So this whole table is free. 49:20.780 --> 49:24.470 Our cameraman just got the shot of the table there. 49:24.470 --> 49:25.430 Thank you, Matty. 49:25.430 --> 49:27.860 And everything on the table is free? 49:27.860 --> 49:28.920 - Everything's free. 49:28.920 --> 49:32.490 Free hugs, free candy, free, what do we got over there? 49:32.490 --> 49:34.340 There's cornbread if I'm not mistaken. 49:34.340 --> 49:35.580 There's ice cream. 49:35.580 --> 49:37.270 Lots of hydration going on. 49:37.270 --> 49:38.620 Let's get some water. 49:38.620 --> 49:40.821 There's cokes, but drink some water. 49:40.821 --> 49:43.720 - Water is good hydration, not overrated. 49:43.720 --> 49:46.263 I live at Breckenridge which is twice as high as here, 49:46.263 --> 49:49.280 and still just the dry air down here, it gets to me. 49:49.280 --> 49:51.050 So I know I gotta stay hydrated as well. 49:51.050 --> 49:53.420 I see you got some Gatorades floating around back there too. 49:53.420 --> 49:54.253 - Yep, yep, Gatorade, 49:54.253 --> 49:55.610 anything with electrolytes will help you out. 49:55.610 --> 49:57.030 But don't forget to push the water. 49:57.030 --> 49:58.763 And don't forget to eat a little something 49:58.763 --> 49:59.820 every now and then. 49:59.820 --> 50:00.653 It's really important. 50:00.653 --> 50:01.990 Get some food in your stomach. 50:01.990 --> 50:03.930 - Right on, well thank you very much, Steve. 50:03.930 --> 50:06.142 Appreciate you guys being out here and hooking everyone up. 50:06.142 --> 50:07.990 Free snacks, everyone. 50:07.990 --> 50:11.370 Come on over here to the northwest corner of the track. 50:11.370 --> 50:12.610 Free snacks. 50:12.610 --> 50:14.380 Thank you to Steve and everyone at Deloitte. 50:14.380 --> 50:15.213 You guys rock. 50:15.213 --> 50:17.240 - Thanks, brother, appreciate it. 50:17.240 --> 50:18.073 - [Chris] I tell you what, 50:18.073 --> 50:19.260 those snacks aren't going to last long 50:19.260 --> 50:21.134 with DC hanging out there. 50:21.134 --> 50:22.660 - [Brad] Hey, there's no federal endorsement 50:22.660 --> 50:24.878 for our sponsors, but we thank all of them for supporting, 50:24.878 --> 50:27.390 their support of the Warrior Games. 50:27.390 --> 50:30.620 And Vantage Mobility International is a proud sponsor 50:30.620 --> 50:32.561 of the Warrior Games for the second year and a row. 50:32.561 --> 50:34.450 And has also been recognized this year 50:34.450 --> 50:36.040 as the recipient of the prestigious 50:36.040 --> 50:37.362 Distinguished Service Award 50:37.362 --> 50:40.850 for the Military Officers of America Association 50:40.850 --> 50:42.059 for exemplary service, 50:42.059 --> 50:45.100 programs dedicated to helping veterans. 50:45.100 --> 50:47.769 On a daily basis, Vantage Mobility International 50:47.769 --> 50:50.042 helps disabled veterans achieve independence 50:50.042 --> 50:53.420 through a line of innovative accessible vehicles. 50:53.420 --> 50:57.220 Thank you VMI for your support of the Warrior Games. 50:57.220 --> 50:59.480 And a big thanks when it comes down to designing 50:59.480 --> 51:01.024 and building prosthetic limbs and braces, 51:01.024 --> 51:04.090 well, Scheck and Siress are proud to serve 51:04.090 --> 51:06.850 participating athletes at the Warrior Games. 51:06.850 --> 51:11.060 And Dove Men plus Care deodorant created two new films 51:11.060 --> 51:13.295 featuring retired Tech Sergeant Russell Logan 51:13.295 --> 51:15.300 and Coach Lee Montgomery 51:15.300 --> 51:18.780 to showcase the unwavering level of care and resilience 51:18.780 --> 51:21.230 required to participate in the Warrior Games. 51:21.230 --> 51:25.320 The brand is honored to support those trusted to protect. 51:25.320 --> 51:27.983 Warrior Games 2018.