PENNSYLVANIA, USA – DTF, a mixed squad featuring athletes from Rooftop Kings, Hollywood Freerunners, and UGEN, won the Dexterity Depot Chase-Off™ this weekend, defeating Dex Away 2-0 in the final.
The two-day non-ranked exhibition event, hosted at Dexterity Depot’s official 12m Quad™, brought together ten open division teams including established squads and mixed rosters assembled for the occasion. Former Knight of Flight and GNF captain Jake Migliorato provided commentary for the single-camera YouTube broadcast.
DTF’s roster included Amos Rendao (Hollywood), Dave Hogenboom (UGEN), Carson Palmer (Hollywood), and Daan van Dissel (Rooftop Kings). The team navigated a bracket that saw multiple sudden death finishes, defeating NYX 1-1 SD in the quarterfinals and Dex Home 1-0 in the semis before claiming the title.
Dex Away, featuring Dexterity Depot athletes alongside Elias Poe from Second State Squonks & French visitors Gabin Pariel (16 years old) and Adrien Loues (UBC40), reached the final after sudden death victories over Colitis & Co (0-0 SD) and Haroon 5 (2-1). Dex Home took third place with a 2-0 win.
Pariel Impresses on International Debut
The weekend’s standout performer was Gabin Pariel, Parkour59’s new recruit fresh from the French Academy division. In his first international appearance, the young athlete secured evasions against Ky Baldwin, Marquis Bennett (WCT7 US MVP), and Redouan Yagoub. His performance adds pressure to Parkour59’s selection decisions ahead of Worlds.
Observers noted tactical shifts from recent European Chase-Off™ events, with numerous tags at the lazy boy and new routes opening at the mountain.
Women’s Division
Four teams competed in the women’s event: Vortex Polar Ice, Anarchy, Vortex Wintergreen, and Allied Powers. Technical issues prevented broadcast of day two. The winning squad (Allied Powers) included Julie Soreau from Valkyrie, who travelled from Lyon, France for pre-Worlds competition experience.
Dexterity Depot previously hosted the WCT7 US Nationals finals in July 2025.
