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On August 16, 2002, Gary Brownell ("Gimp"), the developer of Gimp's Wrestling Software and The Wrestling Ranker software, joined forces with Ray Bennett, creator of Wrestlevania Open Tournament software to create Escape Sports Automation Solutions, Inc. Gimp's Software has been used to manage the pairing and results at such prestigious events as the NCAA Wrestling Championships, the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, the National High School Duals and myriad state, regional and club tournaments. The Wrestlevania Open Tournament software has a primary focus of making a one-day tournament easy to manage, and is best known for its intuitive visual interface. Why? Timing Gimp and Ray have targeted new products that combine the features of their software packages into a new cross-platform application based on current technologies. Not in a Vacuum
Gary Brownell (a.k.a. "Gimp") Gary holds a degree in Engineering Mechanics and Statistics from Lehigh University. Ray Bennett Ray is a
graduate of Penn State with degrees in Mechanical Engineering and
Computer Science.
The first mission of Escape Sports is to become the world's premier provider of products, solutions and services for amateur wrestling events large and small, across the popular styles known as Folkstyle, Freestyle, and Greco-Roman. Escape Sports is dedicated to building long-term relationships with customers through quality products and customer support, and strives to be recognized as the leader in sporting event automation.
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