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Scroll To The Bottom For More Reviews of The Event NOTES FROM COMPETITORS "Not only can 'Old Dog' throw some knives..." by Mike "Alamo" Bainton, Executive Director - IKTHOF/A "Not only can 'Old Dog' throw some knives but it is now official! The very first recognized World Championships have now taken place. So we can all say without any shadow of a doubt that Bob Pyle is the best thrower in the entire world, bar none. He is also the worlds best Tomahawk thrower and is the World Champion Impalement artist." "Three speed is the best in the World at speed throwing, and is the 2006 World Champion Speed thrower. He is also the World Champion at Knife Obstacle course." "John Bailey is the World Champion at Knife fast draw." "Joe Darrah is the World Champion at Long Distance Knife throwing."
AND NOW ON TO SOME SCORES FROM THE EVENTS... KNIFE THROWING SCORES (20 Knives From Each - Half Spin, Full Spin, 1 1/2 Spins, 2 Spins, 2 1/2 Spins) EXPERT DIVISION THE 2006 WORLD CHAMPION KNIFE THROWER IS... 1st Place - Bob "Old Dog" Pyle, Score - 204 2nd Place - Mike "Alamo" Bainton, Score - 203 3rd Place - Cliff "Awol" Hill, Score - 169 4th - Larry Czekaj - 163 5th - Kirk "Geronimo" Bass - 162 6th - Todd "3 Speed" Abrams - 160 7th - Tim "Ricochet" Jester - 156 8th - Bob Greenlee - 142
INTERMEDIATE DIVISION 1st - Joe "Brokenfeather" Darrah - 165 2nd - Ed "Speshul Ed" Imperator - 151 3rd - Rudd Pickett Score - 148 4th - Art Avalos - 147 5th - Ron "Cross Sticks" Thomas - 141 6th - Chuck "Walking Eagle" Weems - 138 7th - Tim "Kemosoon" Bass - 122 8th - Mark "Markaroo" Mulligan - 112
NOVICE DIVISION 1st - Drew Schrag - 132 2nd - Dan Overpeck - 120 3rd - Rob Sandstrom - 110 4th - Mike Shay - 106 5th - Bruce Pickett - 94 6th - Raphael "Riff Raph" - 85 7th - Paul "The Pirate" Elliott - 82 7th - Dave "½ Spin" Jester - 82 8th - Melody Bass - 61 9th - Patrick Wilson - 43
TOMAHAWK THROWING SCORES (Tomahawk Competitions - 15 Hawks from 1 spin, 1 1/2 spins, and 2 spins.) THE 2006 WORLD CHAMPION TOMAHAWK THROWER IS... 1st Place - Bob "Old Dog" Pyle, Score - 75 2nd Place - Cliff "Awol" Hill, Score - 70 3rd Place - Todd "3 Speed" Abrams, Score - 67 4th - Chuck "Walking Eagle" Weems - 66 5th - Art Avalos - 64 6th - Tim "Ricochet" Jester - 63 7th - John Bailey - 60 8th - Joe "Brokenfeather" Darrah - 59 9th - Bob Greenlee - 57 10th - Larry Czekaj - 55 11th - Mike "Alamo" Bainton - 54 12th - Dave "½ Spin" Jester - 52 13th - Tim "Kemasoon" Bass - 49 14th - Dan Overpeck - 44 14th - Ron "Cross Sticks" Thomas - 44 15th - Paul "The Pirate" Elliott - 43 16th - Drew Schrag - 41 17th - Kirk "Geronimo" Bass - 39 18th - Mark "Markaroo" Mulligan - 37 19th - Ed "Speshul Ed" Imperatore - 35 20th - Mike Shay - 29 21st - Cowboy Larry Zwickel - 28 22nd - Rob Sandstrom - 19 23rd - Doyle Carter - 18 24th - Jim Slade - 14 25th - Melody Bass - 10
SPECIALTY EVENTS WWAC & IKTHOF World Championship Knife 'Speed' Throw (This was a contest to see who could throw, and stick, the most knives in 20 seconds, from 8 feet.) 1st Place - Todd "3 Speed" Abrams - 22 knives 2nd Place - Kirk "Geronimo" Bass - 20 knives 3rd Place - Bob Greenlee - *22 knives (*Mr. Greenlee broke a 4 way tie (18 knives in 20 seconds) by throwing 22 Knives in a throw-off against Dan Mink, Chuck "Walking Eagle" Weems, and Joe "Brokenfeather" Darrah.)
WWAC & IKTHOF World Championship Knife Long Distance Throw (This was a contest where each competitor had to qualify by sticking 1 knife from 18 feet. Then each competitor had 5 knives to try and get a stick from wherever the furthest knife was thrown from.) 1st Place - Joe "Brokenfeather" Darrah - 52 feet 4½ inches 2nd Place - Mike "Alamo" Bainton 3rd Place - Kirk "Geronimo" Bass WWAC & IKTHOF World Championship Impalement Throw (In this contest there is a cardboard cut-out of a female with a 3-4 inch target area on each side of the cut out. The target area is divided into sections starting at the feet and each section must be hit in consecutive order for points. There are also targets placed directly to the sides and above the head. The person with the most points wins. Oh yeah, and if you mis the target area or hit the girl, you are out! :-) 1st Place - Bob "Old Dog" Pyle 2nd Place - Tim "Kemasoon" Bass 3rd Place - Joe "Brokenfeather" Darrah WWAC & IKTHOF World Championship Knife Obstacle Course 1st Place - Todd "3 Speed" Abrams - 3 minutes, 21 seconds 2nd Place - Art Avalos 3rd Place - Tim "Ricochet" Jester
WWAC & IKTHOF World Championship Knife Fast Draw 1st Place - John Bailey 2nd Place - Ed "Speshul Ed" Imperatore 3rd Place - Tim "Ricochet" Jester This tournament followed International Knife Throwers Hall of Fame (akaIKTHoF) rules shown below. Or for more info visit: http://www.ikthof.com/ RULES Men's Division (16 and older) Knife Throwing - Expert, Intermediate and Novice throwers will throw 5 weapons at 5 targets, 4 times per distance for a total of 100 knives (300 points possible). Number of spins and distances are ½ spin (8 ft.), 1 spin (11 ft.), 1½ spins (15 ft.), 2 spins (18 ft.), and 2½ spins (21 ft.). The above are "minimum distances". Tomahawk Throwing - All categories will throw 5 tomahawks at 5 targets, 3 times per distance for a total of 45 tomahawks (135 possible points). Distances are 1 spin, 1 and a half spins, and two spins. Sudden Death Qualifier (Men’s Division Only) All adult male throwers will throw five weapons from ½, 1, 1½, 2, and 2½ spins. Scores will then be tallied and divided into three groups Advanced, Intermediate and Novice. SCORING Targets will be approximately 16 inches in diameter, with an inner ring of 8 inch diameter and a 2½ inch bulls eye. Weapons will be scored "as they stick" with a mandatory 5 seconds in target in order to count as stuck. Bulls eyes will be counted as 3 points, weapons penetrating the inner ring as 2 points and all other areas of the target round as 1 point. Weapons stuck in the backboard of the target will not count nor will a weapon stuck in the target by anything other than its intended point. The point of the weapon must penetrate the target in order to count, and the highest ring penetrated by the weapon will be the score. After a thrower has finished their turn, a range official will approach the targets and call out the scores as they determine they exist. The score keeper will record the score and then the thrower will be allowed to retrieve their weapon. If the range officer cannot determine the score, they will call for another official to confer with over the score. Their decision is final and will be carefully considered to ensure a fair and accurate tournament.
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