Anthony Scoglio shot 64 and stayed at tag #4 on RiNo Ridge, while his 820 round landed -73 below his 893 rating. That was 7.3 strokes above the 56.8 field average and 6.0 above his 58.0 personal average; the standings held steady through a decidedly rough episode.
Obsidian Summit
NADGT Denver, CO Rotating National League - Powered by FL!PT·Competition group The Black Rope Collective·
All-In · only the number moves
Anthony Scoglio
RAD
White
Season Arc · NADGT Denver, CO Rotating National League - Powered by FL!PT
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#4Now
#1Best
#10Started
6Weeks
All-In league: Obsidian Summit stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptSharpened by Fourteen-Thousand Feet
TroubleThe Ice Remembers Every Fall
Older Than the Volcano
Your Missed Putts Amuse Me
Leaves Doubt at Base Camp
Born from the ancient volcanic forces that shaped Colorado's highest peaks, Obsidian Summit carries the weight of geological time. Legends speak of climbers who reached the obsidian-strewn ridgelines at dawn and were transformed by the experience, returning changed forever. This entity emerged from the collective ambition of all who have stared up at the 14ers and dared to climb.
Obsidian Summit appears as a jagged, dark mass with veins of crystalline light running through it, symbolizing the thin ice that separates triumph from disaster at high altitude. The tag hums with a low vibration, as if containing the ancient pressure of mountain stone. Those who bear it feel a profound sense of scale, reminded that human ambition is small against the mountains yet can still reach their peaks.
It whispers to bearers that the summit is not a place but a state of mind—one that requires leaving behind all doubt and embracing the solitude of the high peaks.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyAnthony Scoglio moved from tag #6 to #4 with a 58, even as his 871 round rating landed -22 below his 893 rating. He matched his 58.0 personal average but was 4.4 strokes above the 53.6 field average; at the Platte Pitch, the scorecard stumbled while the standings found a foothold.
Anthony Scoglio shot 62 at City Saddle, an 847 round that finished -46 below his 893 PDGA rating. He was +3.3 strokes over the 58.7 field average and +5.3 over his 56.7 personal average, so Obsidian Summit slips from tag #5 to #6 in a thoroughly rough episode. The mountain has officially filed another below-form report; somewhere, the ritualized tag exchange continues pretending this is not just plastic and numbers.
Anthony Scoglio held Obsidian Summit at tag #5, but his 57-rated 867 round landed -26 below his 893 PDGA rating. He finished +3.7 strokes over the 53.3 field average and +0.5 over his personal average, a below-form performance with no standings movement to soften the cut. Colfax Crux offered no foothold; the mountain simply watched the ritualized tag exchange and declined to participate.
A 60 in Week 2 sent Anthony Scoglio from tag #1 to #5, surrendering four spots in the standings. His 870 round rating was -23 below his 893 PDGA rating, with the round also coming in +2.6 strokes over the field average and +7.0 over his personal average. Obsidian Summit has moved from Orientation Week ascent to Denver Drift descent; the mountain remembers every fall, including this routine exchange of plastic.
adjusts headset Anthony Scoglio didn’t just hike Orientation Week; he free-soloed it. A 955-rated 53 launched him nine spots from #10 to 1st in Amateur D-White, leaving the field choking on 57.4. Obsidian Summit, currently vibrating with ancient pressure in his bag, apparently approves of the ascent. Scoglio matched his personal average but skyrocketed 62 points above his rating—either the thin air is a performance enhancer, or the jagged peak just really likes his grip. The summit, it seems, is open for business.
adjusts headset Obsidian Summit is taking a detour. The jagged peak tag is sliding into the NADGT Denver rotation with Anthony Scoglio—call it a side quest in the high-altitude spinoff. The main saga pauses while Scoglio carries that ancient pressure into the local brackets. Let’s see how the thin air treats the mountain.
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