Vozzae

Formally (Joeydavis808) Vozzae is a Veteran, who though more of a new face in the Jumping Community, has already seen Stage Three success on other courses, such as Irish Warrior, and Halo SASUKE. He brought that success here as-well with his most recent attempt in Ninjas of Halo 8, seeing him reach Stage Three.

Current (5-?)
Vozzae first competed in Ninjas of Halo 5, with his early GT of Joeydavis123. He didn't last long in Stage One however, failing the 2nd Obstacle the Pole Maze, in which he overshot the Pole.

He'd return in Ninjas of Halo 6, this time with his most known GT of Joeydavis808. He'd breeze through the 1st Two Obstacles, and then get revenge on the Pole Maze which took him out before. Joey though would fail later on the Broken Pipes.

Ninjas of Halo 7 saw Joey fail the 5th Obstacle again in Stage One, but this time around it was the returning Half-Pipe Attack which ended him. Though he got onto the rope, he didn't get a clean enough dismount, and came short of the platform.

Joey would finally have his breakout run come Ninjas of Halo 8. After 3 previous competitors had failed the Vine to Victory, Joey was the first to beat said Obstacle, Clearing Stage One for his first time on NoH, and doing so with the Fastest Time of 19.3 Remaining. He wouldn't stop there, as on Stage Two, Joey had zero troubles as-well, almost having the Fastest Time again, but a little over a second slower than Fireball with 14.9, to Joey's 13.5. His run would come to an end on the Mad Cliffhanger in Stage Three, he made the transfer to the 2nd Section of the Obstacle but would fail a corner jump on said section.

Joey's rode off his huge success of Tournament 8 into Ninjas of Halo 9. Under the new Gamertag of Vozzae, he pulled through and was the first of only 3 people in the tournament's entirety to beat the First Stage, with a time of 12.8 second, as well as being one of only 5 people to beat the Bungee Bridge in that tournament. His run continued through Stage Two, which he beat effortlessly with a time of 4.5. He even beat his former demon of the Mad Cliffhanger on his way to failing just one jump away from a 1st place finish on the Rolling Hill.