January SPE Board Meeting
2025-01-14 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Denver) | CO
If you would like to join the monthly SPE Board meeting, please email denver.spe@gmail.com for meeting details!

Denver Rescue Mission- January 2025
2025-01-21 06:30 - 08:30 | Denver Rescue Mission, 2222 Lawrence St, Denver, CO, 80205, United States
Please help SPE Denver Section give back to the Denver Rescue Mission by serving breakfast at their Lawrence Street location.

Please arrive by 6:45 and plan to stay till 8:30

For more info Contact Nicolas Cosca at Nicolas.Cosca@hpinc.com

Spring Jack England Memorial Pass 2025
2025-01-22 11:30 - 13:00 | CO
Our spring Jack England Memorial Pass is on sale! By pre-registering for the Spring session (January, February, March and May General Meetings), you get a discount compared to if you register for each of them individually!! Registration ends on January 15th!

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SPE Denver January General Meeting
2025-01-22 11:30 - 13:00 | Fogo de Chao, 1513 Wynkoop st, Denver, 80202, United States
What’s up with U-Laterals
Discover how U-laterals are revolutionizing well economics in previously unreachable sections! With nearly 100 U-lateral wells drilled across major US basins, this presentation dives into the exciting world of U-laterals. We’ll explore their impressive economic benefits, recent advancements, and the innovative planning and execution strategies that make them a game-changer.
Learn about the unique U-shaped wellbore design that allows operators to tap into resources that traditional methods can’t reach. U-laterals are not just a clever idea—they’re a proven solution for boosting hydrocarbon production and cutting costs.
We’ll cover the latest in drilling technology, from conventional mud motors to rotary steerable systems, and how these tools are making U-laterals more feasible than ever. You’ll hear about real-world successes, the challenges of drilling and tripping bottom hole assemblies, and the geo-mechanical considerations that ensure these wells perform optimally.
Plus, get an insider’s look at Shell’s patented U-lateral design and see how this innovation is setting new standards in directional drilling. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to the field, this presentation will provide valuable insights into the future of well drilling.

Speaker Bio:

John Huycke is a life-long drilling engineer with three decades of experience. His career has spanned assignments in the Delaware Basin, Anadarko Basin, Powder River Basin, DJ Basin, Uintah Basin, Bohai Bay China, deepwater Gulf of Mexico, Gulf of Mexico, Norway, Nigeria and the Bakken holding positions of drilling engineer to drilling manager and back down again. He earned a BS in Petroleum Engineering at the University of Kansas and an MS in Petroleum Engineering at the University of Texas. At PDC Energy, John was instrumental in planning and executing the first multi-well U lateral development as part of a highly motivated interdisciplinary asset team.

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YP January Lunch and Learn
2025-01-23 11:30 - 13:00 | Liberty Energy, 950 17th St Suite #24, Denver, CO, 80202, United States
Join us on January 23rd at Liberty Energy for Utilizing High Resolution Acoustic Imaging for Well Integrity and Well Intervention Diagnostics.
High-Resolution Acoustic Imaging for Well Diagnostics
Learn how high-resolution acoustic imaging revolutionizes well diagnostics by accurately characterizing and measuring complex casing defects including casing collapse, deformation and ovality, obstructions and fish tops, connection issues, corrosion, and manufacturing defects. After introducing the technology and specific applications, this presentation focuses on a series of case studies including:

Retrieving tubing in producing and complex P&A wells
Casing collapse due to fracture driven interactions (FDIs)
Parted casing as a result of milling operations

Lunch will be provided! Registration is free!
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January YP Happy Hour
2025-01-23 17:00 - 19:00 | CO
Join us for some happy hour festivities after the lunch and learn session with Tamara Maxwell from Darkvision!
Registration is free!

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Energy4Me Live Training
2025-01-28 12:00 - 13:30 | CO
Join us for a volunteer training session on January 28th!
If you are interested in attending reach out to Julie Tannehill for details on the course!

SPE Industry Advisory Committee
2025-02-11 11:30 - 12:00 | CO
Join us for the IAC meeting on February 11th at 11:30am to discuss the oil and gas community in Denver with other industry professionals.

February SPE Board Meeting
2025-02-11 12:00 - 13:00 | CO

SPE Denver February General Meeting
2025-02-12 11:30 - 13:00 | Fogo de Chao, 1513 Wynkoop st, Denver, 80202, United States
Society of Petroleum Engineers
Distinguished Lecturer 2024-25 Lecture Season
ESG for Petroleum Engineers – Without the Hot Air
(What the International Capital Markets Expect from the Oil & Gas Industry)
Abstract:
Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) continues to gain attention. Increasingly, ESG
compliance is a condition for funding by shareholders and banks. Most recently, the European Union
has started to turn ESG industry standards into regulation. Unfortunately, ESG has become clouded in
an overload of jargon, requirements and metrics; in addition, it is now also becoming politicized.
This lecture shows that ESG has been developing since the start of the industrial revolution and is here
to stay. It will identify key long term ESG trends and will use them to foresee what the future may bring.
The capital markets have converged on a handful of industry standards that are almost universally
accepted and applied by all major financial organizations. These standards are risk- and value-based,
and project focused. As such they are a blessing in disguise: although elaborate and demanding, they
provide a level playing field and can be easily integrated in existing business processes.
ESG scrutiny is moving from auditing of policies and manuals to carrying out due diligence on actual
implementation in the field. In other words, petroleum engineers, project and operations managers have
become part of ESG compliance. This lecture will use case studies to highlight the essentials that they
need to know.
Biography:

Christiaan Luca holds a MSc in petroleum engineering from Delft University, the Netherlands. The first
part of his 32-year career with Shell he spent in various petroleum engineering roles, including drilling,
reservoir engineering, project planning and economics, while developing oil and gas fields in Thailand,
Syria, Gabon and Nigeria.
Upon returning to Shell’s corporate offices in the Netherlands he held various management roles in
technology and business strategy and planning. He was closely involved with externally challenged
programs in CCS and Rigs-to-Reefs. Until end 2016, Christiaan was the head of Shell’s global practice
in non-technical risk management. He now is an independent trainer, assessor and coach in this
expertise area.

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Denver Rescue Mission- February
2025-02-18 06:30 - 08:30 | Denver Rescue Mission, 2222 Lawrence St, Denver, CO, 80205, United States

10th Annual SPE YP Ski Fast Energy Bash
2025-02-21 08:00 - 17:00 | Keystone Resort, 100 Dercum Square, Keystone, Colorado, 80435
Welcome to the 10TH Annual 2025 SPE YP Ski Fast Energy Convention hosted by the Society of Petroleum Engineers – Denver Section! If you’re a ski or snowboard enthusiast and in the oil & gas industry, you won’t want to miss this blast of an event! This year we’ll be taking over the slopes of Keystone on February 21st – 23rd, with tons of skiing, food, drinks, fun, and great networking throughout the weekend!
We hope you will stay the weekend and enjoy the slopes, great people, and all the exciting events. Plan to buy tickets for the days you’ll ski; lift tickets are not included in the registration! Busses will depart on Friday Morning and will return late Sunday morning. Feel free to attend any and all events, even if you don’t ski!
Questions? Contact SPE Denver Ski Committee Chairman, James DeBartolomeis (jamesdebart@gmail.com or 303-518-5285)
Registration Options: Register Here
Housing Bundle (Buy this if you are staying for the weekend)
The Housing Bundles include the Friday and Saturday Après Parties, Food & Beverages at the Mansions, Roundtrip Bus from Denver to Keystone, and overnight accommodations from 2/21/25 – 2/23/25 at one of the two mansions. Housing is first come first serve and space is limited.
Mansions:
SPE Denver YP has secured two mansions right next to each other within walking distance to the slopes.

Beds:
Bachelor Bunks (Shared Room, Single Bed: Sleeps 1): $500
Pull-out couches (Living Room, Single Bed: Sleeps 1): $300
Individual Events (Buy this if you are NOT staying for the weekend or at the Mansions)
Not staying for the weekend but still want to partake in the festivities?
Friday Main Après: $80 (The Friday Après Happy Hour includes a 3 hour open bar and food at the base of Keystone.)
Saturday Après BBQ & Bar Crawl: $80 (The Saturday Après includes a BBQ at the Main Mansion and all drinks/ food on the Bar Crawl)
Weekend Events: $120 (Both event options for Friday and Saturday)

Schedule – Brief

Friday

6:30 AM – (For Bus Riders) Breakfast for Bus Riders at RTD Federal Station Lakewood provided by KLX
7:00 AM – (For Bus Riders) Bus arrives at RTD Federal Station Lakewood to Keystone
7:30 AM – (For Bus Riders) Bus departs from RTD Federal Station Lakewood to Keystone
9:00 AM – (For Bus Riders) Bus arrives at Mansions to drop luggage
11:30 PM – Casual Meetup for Lunch at Summit House (on-your-own/not included)
12:30 PM – Group Picture @ Summit House
1:00 PM – Annual Shirtless Run to Friday Après Main Event (Meet at Flying Dutchman Run)
1:00-4:00 PM – Friday Après Main Event with Bites & Booze at Montezuma Roadhouse (Fireplace Room)
6:00 PM – Pizza Party at Grand Lodge Mansion
Late Night – Grand Lodge Mansion After Hours Party – Night 1 – Dress Theme: Canadian Tuxedos

Saturday

9:00 AM – Brunch at New Moon Cafe (on-your-own/not included)
9:00 AM – Ski Fast All Day!! Or hot tub!
3:30 PM – Après BBQ and Tailgate at Mansion presented by Imperative Chemical Partners
6:00 PM – Meet at Grand Lodge Mansion – Night 2 – Dress Theme: Yellowstone Western
6:30 PM – Dinner Party Pub Crawl

6:30-8:00 PM @ 9280’ Sake House
8:00-9:30 PM @ Rotolos Craft & Crust
9:30-11:00 PM @ Goat Soup & Whiskey Tavern

Sunday

9:00 AM – Casual Breakfast (on-your-own)
11:00 AM – (For Bus Riders) Sharp Deadline for Bus departure from Mansions to RTD Federal Station (same as pickup)

Key Addresses

RTD Federal Station Lakewood: 11601 W 2nd Pl, Lakewood, CO 80228
Grand Lodge Mansion (Main Mansion): 0633 Montezuma Rd, Dillon, CO 80435
Mansion #2: 669 Montezuma Rd, Dillon, CO 80435
Montezuma Roadhouse: 91 River Run Rd, Keystone, CO 80435

Lift Tickets
Don’t forget your lift tickets! Single-day tickets are available for purchase on the Keystone website (https://www.keystoneresort.com/plan-your-trip/lift-access/tickets) or the Epic Pass website (https://www.epicpass.com). We recommend purchasing tickets as soon as possible for pre-season discounts.

We look forward to seeing you again this year for the 2025 SPE YP Ski Fast Energy Convention!!
-SPE Denver, Young Professionals
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45th Annual SPE Racquetball Tournament
2025-02-28 12:30 - 17:00 | Denver Athletic Club, 1325 Glenarm Pl, Denver, CO, 80204
SPE 45TH ANNUAL WINTER TOURNAMENTWhen: FEBRUARY 28, 2025, 12:30 PMWhere: Denver Athletic ClubWhat: Racquetball / HandballOil and Gas Industry – Join us for an afternoon of fun, competition andsocializing. All levels of play are welcome; typically there will be 4 different skilldivisions, from novice through A/B.Cost to enter: $40 ($20 for students, and all net proceeds go to the SPEscholarship fund). Includes after tourney banquet with drinks, appetizers,awards and door prizes.
For more information e-mail Denver.SPE@gmail.com
Hope to see you there!

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SPE/Special Olympics Polar Plunge
2025-03-02 08:00 - 12:00 | CO
Join our team for the Polar Plunge event with Special Olympics at Wash Park on Sunday, March 2nd!
Team Petroleum Society will be participating in the 5k run/walk followed by a chilly ice bath. If you cannot make the event, consider donating! Our goal is to raise $1,000 for the Special Olympics!
Reach out to Lucas Hornbrook with any questions.
We hope to see you there!
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March SPE Board Meeting
2025-03-11 12:00 - 13:00 | CO

Denver Rescue Mission- March 2025
2025-03-18 06:30 - 08:30 | Denver Rescue Mission, 2222 Lawrence St, Denver, CO, 80205, United States

SPE Denver March General Meeting
2025-03-19 11:30 - 13:00 | Fogo de Chao, 1513 Wynkoop st, Denver, 80202, United States
The Future of EOR: Leveraging CO2 and Methane for Sustainable Oil Recovery
Summary: This talk explores the future of Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) by leveraging CO2 and Methane in carbonate nanopores. It will discuss the comparative mechanisms, efficiencies, and challenges of using these gases, with a focus on the business implications and long-term sustainability. Attendees will learn about the potential for improved oil recovery, cost savings, and environmental benefits, making a strong case for the adoption of these innovative EOR techniques
Dr. Erdal Ozkan
Colorado School of Mines
Erdal Ozkan is a professor of Petroleum Engineering at Colorado School of Mines and the Director of the Unconventional Reservoir Engineering Project (UREP). His areas of expertise are reservoir engineering, fluid flow in porous media, PTA/RTA, and unconventional reservoirs. Ozkan is a Distinguished Member of SPE and the recipient of the Lester C. Uren, Formation Evaluation, and Rocky Mountain North America Reservoir Description and Dynamics awards. He has served as the Technical Director for Reservoir on the SPE International Board of Directors, Co-Executive Editor of SPEREE, and Chief Editor of the Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering. Ozkan has over 170 technical papers, one book, and several book chapters. He is also an SPE Distinguished Lecturer.

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YP March Madness Happy Hour
2025-03-20 16:00 - 19:00 | CO
The YP Section and AADE are partnering for a March Madness Happy Hour event at Rhein Haus on March 20th from 4-7pm! Join us for networking, drinks, appetizers, and the excitement that is the college basketball tournament.
Registration is free! We hope to see you there!

Technical Happy Hour- Completions
2025-03-27 16:00 - 19:00 | Liberty Energy, 950 17th St Suite #24, Denver, CO, 80202, United States
Host: Society of Petroleum Engineers, Denver Section
Event: March 2025 Technical Happy Hour
Time: March 27th, 4-6 (HH begins at 4, Talk at 430, Social until 6)
Location: Liberty Energy, 950 17th St, Suite 2400, Denver, CO 80202
Sponsor: Liberty
Study Group Category: Completion
Speaker: Robert Holman, Geophysicist, Ovintiv
Title: Fracture Growth Through Microseismic Quiescent Zones: Indication Of Stealth Or Complex Fracturing?
Abstract:
Often microseismicity levels tend to vary from one lithological unit to the next, with some layers being predominantly quiet and lack any microseismicity. Since shear activated deformation associated with microseismicity will depend on the geomechanical properties and natural fabric of the formation, the lack of microseisms in certain layers may or may not be indicative of a change in the hydraulic fracture geometry. In this work, microseismic observations are integrated with strain and other observations to investigate the microseismic response in relation to the underlying hydraulic fracture geometry for different rock types. The combined conclusions allow identification of two distinct types of response for aseismic layers. The first type are ‘stealth’ homogeneous layers that behave aseismically with the lack of natural fabric to host shear activated microseisms from consistent fracture growth. The second type are interbedded shaly layers where the lack of microseismicity is associated with fracture complexity that results in compartmentalized portions of the hydraulic fracture which may not effectively drain the reservoir. Examples are described of these types from integrated monitoring of hydraulic fracture growth in Uinta Basin, Utah and Midland Basin, Texas.
Bio:
Robert Holman has been a geophysicist at Ovintiv in Denver for two years. As a member of the reservoir characterization group, he enhances the company’s understanding of the Permian Basin. In his role, he integrates seismic data into operational processes and regional characterization, as well as diagnostic interpretation, to enhance understanding of subsurface features and optimize field performance. Before joining Ovintiv, he worked 10 years at Chesapeake Energy, now known as Expand. While working there he gained experience through his role as a geophysicist in their Eagle Ford asset and technology team, where he contributed to various projects aimed at improving operational efficiency and implementing technology. He earned his B.S at BYU-Idaho and M.S. at Oklahoma State University.

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SPE YP/ Social Octane Home Opener
2025-04-03 16:00 - 19:00 | CO
Date & Time: April 3rd, 2025 4pm – 7pm
Location: Wynkoop Brewing, 1634 18th Street, Denver CO 80202

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April SPE Board Meeting
2025-04-08 12:00 - 13:00 | CO

Denver Rescue Mission- April 2025
2025-04-15 06:30 - 08:30 | Denver Rescue Mission, 2222 Lawrence St, Denver, CO, 80205, United States

SPE Denver April General Meeting
2025-04-16 11:30 - 13:00 | Fogo de Chao, 1513 Wynkoop st, Denver, 80202, United States
Title:
Screenouts, Shutdowns, and Delays: Driving Operational Awareness in the Haynesville Through Smart Stage Categorization
Abstract:
Optimizing well performance while reducing costs remains a top priority for operators, yet traditional, siloed approaches to data analysis often hinder efficiency. This talk presents a structured, data-driven methodology for categorizing hydraulic fracturing stages to identify deviations from pumping designs that lead to increased costs, inefficiencies, and unpredictability. By automating the detection of operational issues and distinguishing between surface- and subsurface-driven problems, stage categorization enables faster troubleshooting, optimized resource allocation, and enhanced decision-making. Integrating time-series and wellbore design data uncovers links between operational challenges and geological variability, providing actionable insights for post-job analysis and real-time decisions. This approach lays the groundwork for predictive analytics and scalable, basin-wide applications—empowering operators to move from reactive issue management to proactive, data-driven optimization
Bio:
Jessica Iriarte – General Manager of Completions at Corva
Jessica Iriarte is the General Manager of Completions at Corva. With 13+ years of international experience in data science, research, and operations. She’s an inventor with four patents, former SPE distinguished lecturer, and has held several leadership roles in SPE. Jessica has a BS and MS degree in Petroleum Engineering.
Jessica is committed to cultivating a diverse and inclusive work environment. She’s relentlessly curious and constantly finding different ways to connect with nature, usually by hiking, camping, and gardening.

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CSM Spring Golf Tournament
2025-04-24 08:30 - 16:00 | The Ridge at Castle Pines North, 1414 Castle Pines Pkwy, Castle Pines, Colorado, 80108
The Mines SPE golf tournament is approaching and we would love to see you there. ⛳️
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Get a team together or sponsor a student!
📍Where: The Ridge at Castle Pines North
⏱️ When: April 24th, 2025

Technical Happy Hour - April 2025
2025-04-29 16:00 - 18:00 | Liberty Energy, 950 17th St Suite #24, Denver, CO, 80202, United States
Host: Society of Petroleum Engineers, Denver SectionEvent: April 2025 Technical Happy HourTime: April 29th, 4-6 (HH begins at 4, Talk at 430, Social until 6)Location: Liberty Energy, 950 17th St, Suite 2400, Denver, CO 80202Sponsor: LibertyStudy Group Category: Completion/Diagnostics/GeophysicsSpeaker: Joseph Mjehovich, Geophysicist, IFData LLCTitle: Bedding Plane Slippage and Fault Reactivation Captured by Cross-well LFDAS Monitoring During Hydraulic Fracturing

Abstract:This study provides the first direct observations of horizontal bedding plane slippage detected using cross-well low-frequency distributed acoustic sensing (LFDAS) during hydraulic fracturing stimulation in the Sichuan Basin, China. Traditional completion designs assume vertical tensile fracture propagation; however, under certain stress and geological conditions, fractures may grow horizontally, reducing stimulation efficiency and posing risks such as induced seismicity and wellbore deformation issues. Distributed strain signals captured in a horizontal observation well displayed elliptical contours spanning multiple stages (300–700 m), characteristic of horizontal fracture growth. Additionally, fault reactivation triggered by the horizontal fracture propagation is identified through a paired dipole-stripe signature in the strain signal. To validate these interpretations, a displacement discontinuity method based geomechanical model was applied, history-matching the LFDAS strain signals observed during selected treatment stages. The model confirmed that a shear deformation componentis required for horizontal fractures to match field signals, implying bedding plane slippage.It also verified hydraulic connectivity between several natural faults and the horizontal

fracture plane during injection, leading to fault reactivation.These findings demonstrate the value of cross-well strain monitoring combined with advanced modeling techniques in understanding fracture behavior in complex geological settings. Recognizing the role of geological factors, such as weak bedding planes and natural faults, is essential for accurately predicting fracture growth, optimizing stimulation strategies, and minimizing risks in unconventional reservoir development.

Speaker Bio:Joseph Mjehovich is a Geophysicist at IFDATA, specializing in the research and development of distributed fiber-optic sensing for reservoir characterization and well designdiagnostics. His work focuses on advancing the analysis and interpretation of cross-well fiber-optic measurements and integrating the company’s research and workflows into real-world field projects. Joseph holds a Master of Science in Geophysics from the Colorado School of Mines, where he contributed as a research associate in the Reservoir Characterization Project (RCP) Consortium. His research included quantitative analysis of fiber-optic sensing data to better understand the driving mechanisms of hydraulic fracture development. Additionally, Joseph explored the application of distributed acoustic sensing for near-surface seismic surveys to aid earthquake hazard site classification.

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May Technical Happy Hour
2025-05-08 16:00 - 18:00 | Liberty Energy, 950 17th St Suite #24, Denver, CO, 80202, United States
Host: Society of Petroleum Engineers, Denver SectionEvent: May 2025 Technical Happy HourTime: May 8th, 4-6 (HH begins at 4, Talk at 430, Social until 6)Location: Liberty Energy, 950 17th St, Suite 2400, Denver, CO 80202Sponsor: LibertyStudy Group Category: ReservoirSpeaker: Garrett Fowler, COO, ResFracTitle: What I Think I’ve Learned About Unconventionals: Perspective of a Reservoir EngineerAbstract:In the last five plus years, the quality and quantity of subsurface diagnostics has driven a rapid increase in the industry’s understanding of hydraulic fracture geometry, proppant placement, and pressure depletion. Subsurface insights can largely be summarized into three themes: fractures are large planar features at the macro scale, and complex at the micro scale; fractures predominantly produce from unaltered rock permeability; and proppant and fluid take the path of least resistance (sometimes not where we want them to go!).Armed with deeper understanding of hydraulic fracturing processes, completions teams are empowered to deviate from “manufacturing mode” development and instead employ prescriptive designs for specific geologic, geomechanical, and depletion environments.This talk integrates the latest learnings of hydraulic fracture characterization from case studies to present a cohesive summary of what fractures look like, where the proppant is placed, how fluids are produced through fractures, and why this knowledge informs better frac designs and better wells.If a particular topic is of interest to the section, emphasis may be given to one or more of:parent/child and depletion effects, refracturing, conductivity loss (proppant embedment, crushing), geomechanical property characterization, fracturing in geothermal, geomechanical considerations and fracturing for CO2 sequestration, or diagnostic technologies for unconventionals.Bio:Garrett Fowler is Chief Operating Officer at ResFrac, responsible for overseeing business strategy, client engagement, professional services, and software licensing for shale, geothermal, and CCS projects across the world. Prior to ResFrac, Garrett focused on EOR and waterflooding as a reservoir engineer at Oxy and Tachyus. Garrett holds bachelors and masters degrees in engineering from Stanford University, was awarded a 2022 SPE Regional Completions Optimization and
Technology Award, is currently a 2023-2024 SPE Distinguished Lecturer, and

authored or co-authored 24 technical papers. In his free time, Garrett competes in triathlons and mountain bike races, and volunteers as a search and rescue diver.

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Industry Advisory Committee Meeting
2025-05-13 11:30 - 12:00 | Denver Earth Resources Library, 730 17th Street Suite B1, Denver, CO, 80202, United States
The next SPE Denver Section Industry Advisory Committee meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 13th from 11:30-12:00pm at the Denver Earth Resources Library. This committee serves to help provide feedback to the board from member companies and individuals to allow the board to better serve the Denver membership. All are welcome.

May SPE Board Meeting
2025-05-14 12:00 - 13:00 | CO

YP Summer Happy Hour
2025-05-15 16:00 - 19:00 | CO
Come join us for our last YP Happy Hour for the 2024-2025 SPE Session!
May 15th from 4-7pm at Denver Beer CO
1695 Platte St, Denver, CO 80202

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Rocky Mountain Oilfield Pickleball Tournament
2025-05-16 15:00 - 19:00 | 3rd Shot Pickleball, 3545 Wadsworth Blvd, Wheat Ridge, CO, CO, 80033, United States
Join us for the second Rocky Mountain Oilfield Pickleball Tournament on Friday, May 16th! Come enjoy drinks and help us crown the best picklers in the oilfield at 3rd Shot Pickleball from 3pm-7pm.The tournament will begin with pool play, the best 2 teams in each 4 team pool will move on to the winners bracket to battle it out for the crown. The bottom 2 teams will fight for 3rd place, but don’t let up, the top 3 teams will win prizes! Teams are doubles, and themes are encouraged! Paddles and Pickleballs will be provided to players who register if you do not have your own.

3rd Shot Pickleball
3545 Wadsworth Blvd, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033

Ticket options:

Team Ticket – $100
Single – $50 (will be added to a team on arrival)

Sponsorship options: Each Sponsor will have a team registered as well.

Presenting sponsor (1) – $3,000

Includes name & logo on large, printed brackets. Also includes a court named after the sponsor, the courts will be referred to by the sponsor through the entirety of the tournament to help players find their matches.

Court Sponsor (3) – $1,500

Each court sponsor will have a court named after them. The courts will be referred to by the sponsor through the entirety of the tournament to help players find their matches.

Drinks sponsor (1) – $1,000

Sponsor of drinks (bar on-site) for the event. Each player receives two

Food sponsor (1) – $1,000

Sponsor of food (pizza and snacks available)

Ball sponsor (logo on custom pickleballs, must be ordered by April 30th) – $1,000

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