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Western States Police & Fire Games At A Glance
About the Western States Police & Fire Games

    California Police Olympics to United States Police & Fire Championships

    The name of the original games has changed several times throughout the years.  From 1967 through 1989 the Games were known as the California Police Olympics.  In 1990 the name changed to the California Police Summer Games.  With the inclusion of firefighters in 2000, the name changed to the California Police and Fire Games.  2005 brought the inclusion of several states in the western United States and a change to the Western States Police and Fire Games.  Starting with the games in 2012, they will be known as the United States Police and Fire Championships (USPFC).

    The United States Police and Fire Championships will now be open to eligible firefighting and law enforcement personnel, either active or retired, from all 50 states and United States’ territories.  Competition has expanded from the original 16 sports to more than 60 events.  As with the first California Police Olympics, the inaugural United States Police and Fire Championships will be held in San Diego.
 
Newsletter

Western States Police and Fire Games Newsletter

 Newsletter_December_Edition_2010.pdf

 
Records

Current Record Holders
for the Western States Police and Fire Games

Archery thru Bowling
Pentathlon thru Push Pull  
Rifle thru Sporting Clays
Swimming thru Trap
 
Updates

  • The Inaugural United States Police and Fire Championships will be held in San Diego, CA June 16 - 24, 2012. For more information please visit www.uspfc.org

  • On-Line Entry for the United States Police and Fire Championships is now open.
 
Hall of Fame

In 2004 the California Police Athletic Federation instituted a Hall of Fame Award which recognizes individuals who have been associated with our Games for numerous years and who strive to exemplify the spirit of the Games. Individuals who consistently exhibit good sportsmanship, camaraderie and the overall excellence in their professions will be considered for induction into our “Hall of Fame”

Click on the links below to read about these special individuals and their accomplishments.

 Hall of Fame 2004 77.30 Kb

 Hall of Fame 2005 83.34 Kb

 Hall of Fame 2006 107.20 Kb

 Hall of Fame 2007 77.97 Kb

 Hall of Fame 2008 52.03 Kb

 Hall of Fame 2009 40.89 Kb

 Hall of Fame 2010 122.57 Kb

 Hall of Fame 2011

 
 
Results

"Official Results" from Ontario

ANGLING
ARCHERY
BASEBALL 
BASKETBALL 3X3
BASKETBALL 5X5
BENCH PRESS   
BIATHLON
BODY BUILDING 
BOWLING
BOXING
CROSS COUNTRY
CYCLING
DODGEBALL
FIREFIGHTER COMBAT
FLAG FOOTBALL 
GOLF		 HORSESHOES
ICE HOCKEY
KART RACING
MOTORCYCLE
MUD RUN
OPEN WATER SWIM
POLICE ACTION PISTOL
PISTOL (PPC)
POCKET BILLIARDS
PUSH PULL 
RACQUETBALL
RIFLE LARGE BORE
RIFLE SMALL BORE
ROAD RACE
SKEET
SOCCER

SPORTING CLAYS
SUBMISSION GRAPPLING
SWIMMING
TABLE TENNIS
T.C.A.
TENNIS
TRACK & FIELD
TRAP
TRIATHLON 
VOLLEYBALL INDOOR
WESTERN SHOOTING
WRESTLING
WATER POLO

Results from years past

1967 1982 1997
1968 1983 1998
1969 1984 1999
1970 1985 2000
1971 1986 2001
1972 1987 2002
1973 1988 2003
1974 1989 2004
1975 1990 2005
1976 1991 2006
1977 1992 2007
1978 1993 2008
1979 1994 2009
1980 1995 2010
1981 1996