Wednesdays
All Levels
League
@ SE Foster
December 4 - February 5 (8 nights)
No League on Holidays (Dec 25, Jan 1)
6-9PM
IATF Standard Scoring.
Learn the basics or improve your throw.
Make friends either way!
No experience necessary; instruction provided.
Thursdays
All Levels
League
@ SE Foster
December 5 - February 6 (8 nights)
No League on Holiday weeks (Dec 26, Jan 2)
6-9 PM
IATF Standard Scoring.
Learn the basics or improve your throw.
Make friends either way!
No experience necessary; instruction provided.
Price: $150 for 8 weeks of competition ($18.75 for 3 hours every week)!
How does it work?
Each league session for the first seven weeks will begin with an hour of open practice time where you can get warmed up and get advice from our coaches. After practicing, each person will throw four standard IATF matches during each league session until every league member has thrown 28 matches.
The final league night will be a playoff with a double elimination bracket created by the data from the matches during the first seven weeks.
Why join the league?
Make New friends
At Portland Axe, we feel that axe throwing is for everybody. We welcome people from all backgrounds and abilities.
Level up your practice
Nothing helps you improve like repeated practice, and your membership will help you track your improvement!
Get to the iatc
Achieve points and rankings that lead to the IATC - the International Axe Throwing Championships each summer in Toronto, Canada.
Discounts and Loyalty
While you are an active member of the league, we offer discounts of 20% on sessions to give you a chance to get some extra practice!
What Is The IATC?
The International Axe Throwing Championship (IATC) is a yearly tournament where pro's and champions from around the world come to compete for the Wilson Cup, the ultimate Axe Throwing Trophy. Plus a huge cash prize!
portland axe throwing is a proud member of the International Axe Throwing Federation
The International Axe Throwing Federation (IATF) represents the sport of axe throwing on behalf of over 6,000 league members in over 100 cities and 6 countries, with a mandate to promote safety, sports-like conduct, and competitive protocol.