
This week
on the board.
Every league score from the last seven days, which coach ran the lane and how many throws hit the bull. Updated every Thursday night.
14 league throwers
3 leagues
4 coaches
Finals Sat 10/3
Updated Thursday 10:00 PM by JH, DM, KT and AL
20 throwers
on the board.
Scores post after every league night. Throwers log their games on the lane tablet, and the top eight make finals night.
Under 40
40 to 49
50 to 54
55 to 59
60 and up
44
Knotty Pine
Lane 3
91%
62
Split Decision
Lane 1
78%
48
Hatchet Hannah
Lane 3
69%
59
Sawdust Sam
Lane 4
46%
58
Big Timber
Lane 2
31%
42
Bark Side
Lane 2
22%
55
Chop Shop
Lane 4
12%
52
Double Bit
Lane 4
4%
50
Maple Syrup
Lane 6
84%
47
The Wood Chippers
Lane 6
38%
41
Axe Me Later
Lane 5
15%
39
Log Jam
Lane 5
6%
Bullseyes is the share of throws that hit the bull this season. Showing 12 of 20; the rest are on the lane tablet.
Finals night is Saturday, Oct 3

Big Timber, 58 points on lane 2
Two coaches check every score before it goes on the board
One target,
explained simply.
Points are simple once you’ve thrown a round. Aim for the middle and let the rings do the math.
Rings on a standard target
1
Outer ring
3
Middle ring
5
Inner ring
6
Bullseye
8
Clutch
A game is ten throws. The outer ring is worth 1 and the bull is worth 6. On your last throw you can call a clutch shot at one of the two small blue dots for 8 points. A perfect game is 62.
Big axe scoring
0
Outer ring
Ones
Middle ring
Threes
Inner ring
Fives
Bullseye
Bull
Clutch
Big axe uses the same target at a longer distance with two hands. Each hit counts the same as a hatchet, but only rings that the whole blade touches score.
What gets thrown,
and when.
Leagues run in eight-week seasons, so there is always a fresh bracket to join.
Lane 4
Knife night warm-up
Coached by JH and KT
Lane 1
Rec League
Coached by DM
Lane 6
Club League
Coached by AL and KT
Lane 2
Pro League
Coached by JH
Lane 3
Friday Night Throwdown
Coached by DM

Coaching clinic, one Saturday a month
Want to throw
like a pro?
Spend a Saturday with head coach Jo Hale and learn the clutch shot, the no-spin throw and big axe footwork.