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League Nights at Lumberjack Johnson's
2023 Summer League Details
- Leagues hosted by Lumberjack Johnson's Axe Throwing are hatchet leagues.
- The cost is $125 per person.
- League play will begin on Monday, July 10, 2023 at 6:30 PM at 301 N Oklahoma, Shawnee, OK 74801. Play will continue on each Monday following for seven more weeks.
- For weeks 1-7, each player will play four games against one or more competitors (depending on the total number of competitors).
- Week 8 will be a double elimination tournament. Seeding in the tournament will be determined by the average game score from weeks 1-7.
- Each match will be the best 2 out of 3 games. Each game will have 10 throws. Competitors will throw their first five throws, switch targets, then throw the remaining five. Killshots are open on any two throws.
- Bullseyes are worth 6 points, the first ring outside the bullseye is worth 4 points, and each subsequent ring decreases in point value by 1 point per ring. Clutches are worth 8 points. Total possible points for each game is 64 points. In the event of a tie game, competitors will throw at the clutch of their choice. If both throwers hit the clutch, throws continue until one misses. If both miss, the thrower who hits the closest to the clutch is declared the winner (we will break out the tape measure).
- Competitors will have access to house axes. Lumberjack Johnson's has a selection of competition axes that are available for use. If a competitor wishes to purchase an axe, send us a message on Facebook.
- League registrants can practice at a discounted rate (50%) outside of league nights.
- Good sportsmanship is necessary for everyone involved to have a good time - including the staff at Lumberjack Johnson's. While there are prizes on the line and competition is the name of the game in this tournament, LJ's will not tolerate poor sportsmanship. Before each round, throwers will tap axes, wish the other luck , and play will begin. By registering for this league, you are agreeing to conduct yourself courteously and honorably, win or lose. Be courteous to other contestants, spectators, judges, and staff.