complete. Scores are determined by combining the points they earn by performing each military task along the route, with the points earned for completing the course within the 4-hour time frame. Examples of events include rappelling, building and crossing a one-rope bridge, obstacle course navigation, combat swim (with full gear), rifle marksmanship, a raft paddle, 12' wall climb, and weapon handling skills. This year's weapons events were held the evening prior to the course navigation phase. In 2005, Britain's Prince Harry (then third in line for the British crown) visited West Point and participated in the competition as a Sandhurst cadet. In 2014, Sandhurst Blue from RMAS won the competition. Winning squad Since 1994, when RMA Sandhurst began holding the event, the competition was won by either a Sandhurst squad or a Royal Military College of Canada squad, until 2011 when Company B-3 of West Point won. The Royal Military College of Canada took the honors for the fifth time in 2016. In 2021, for the first time, USMA Black & Gold had a clean sweep by ranking both 1st and 2nd in the competition respectively. 2022 - United States Air Force Academy2021 - USMA Black2020 - No Competition (COVID)2019 - USMA Black2018 - United States Air Force Academy2017 - USMA Black2016 - Royal Military College of Canada2015 - Sandhurst Red2014 - Sandhurst Blue2013 - Sandhurst Blue 2012 - Royal Military College of Australia - Duntroon2011 - USMA B-32010 - Sandhurst A2009 - Royal Military College of Canada2008 - Sandhurst Red2007 - Royal Military College of Canada2006 - Royal Military College of Canada 2005 - Royal Military College of Canada2004 - Sandhurst Red2003 - Sandhurst Blue2002 - Sandhurst Red2001 - Sandhurst Blue2000 - Sandhurst 21999 - Sandhurst 11998 - Sandhurst 21997 - Sandhurst 11996 - Sandhurst 11995 - Sandhurst 11994 - Sandhurst 1 References External links USMA Sandhurst Competition United States Military Academy Military skills competitions 1967 establishments in New York (state) Recurring sporting events established in 1967