University of
Cincinnati's 2007 Ranger Challenge Team
The Ranger Challenge Team is "Above the Rest."
The Ranger Challenge Team placed 10th in 2007.
The Ranger Challenge team is an elite force composed of
the University of Cincinnati's finest cadets. This
cadet force
studies Squad to Platoon-sized tactics, basic military
skills, physical fitness, and leadership in small
units. The Ranger Club's most important event is
the Ranger Challenge competition. The Ranger Challenge
is conducted
once a year at Ft. Knox, KY and involves several different schools
from Ohio and northern Kentucky. Ranger
Team members compete in eight events: Rifle Marksmanship,
the Army Physical Fitness Test, Hand Grenade Assault Course,
Orienteering, Squad Patrolling, the One-Rope Bridge,
a 10-kilometer forced march, and weapons disassembly/assembly.
The Ranger Challenge
Team conducts PT five days
a week during fall quarter. Paint ball trips,
rock climbing, and camping are also Ranger Club
events.
At the most recent Ranger Challenge, in
November 2007, the University of Cincinnati
placed 10th. Congratulations!.
Membership is open to any U.C. student. If interested
in joining or have any questions, please call
556-3660 for more information.
2007 Ranger Challenge Competition Pictures
2005 One Rope Bridge Movie
Ranger Training Schedule (Download)
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