Official IATF league in Montreal
One night a week. Seven weeks to get better.
Join a weekly axe-throwing league with coached practice, official matches, personal statistics and a double-elimination final. Beginners are welcome, and no qualifying score is required.
Join the next leagueOfficial IATF league in Montreal
Turn a first throw into a real sport
Rage leagues follow the International Axe Throwing Federation format. Each week includes practice time and ranked matches using official targets and scoring. Results are recorded throughout the season, so you can follow your average, match record and clutch percentage. The competition is real, but the league is not reserved for experienced throwers. New players join every season, and coaches remain available to help with stance, distance and rotation.
- 7-week season
- Approximately 3 hours of throwing each week
- Official ranked matches
- Personal statistics
- Double-elimination final
| Season length | 7 weeks |
|---|---|
| Weekly time | Approximately 3 hours |
| Registration | $139.99 for the season |
| Federation | IATF — International Axe Throwing Federation |
| Experience required | None |
| Format | Practice, ranked matches and a double-elimination final |
What happens on league night
League night begins with approximately 30 minutes of practice. This is time to warm up, adjust your distance and ask a coach for help before the matches begin.
You then play several scheduled opponents. An official match consists of ten throws, with points awarded according to the IATF target. The small blue clutch can be called on the final throw and is worth seven points.
Every result is added to the standings. Your average, match record and clutch percentage follow you throughout the season. At the end of the regular schedule, all registered players take part in a double-elimination final.
You do not need to reach a certain level before joining. A weekly schedule gives new throwers consistent practice, different opponents and enough repetition to improve quickly. Experienced players still have plenty to compete for: stronger averages, better clutch percentages, playoff position and qualification opportunities within the wider IATF community.
IATF leagues use the same target dimensions, scoring system and match structure at affiliated venues. That connects Rage players with a larger competitive community across Canada, the United States and other countries. Rage has hosted major competition before. In 2019, 48 throwers came to Montreal for the Outrageous tournament.
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League registration
Enter the competition.
Choose the next available season and complete your registration right here. Beginners and experienced throwers are both welcome.
What’s included
You show up. We handle the rest.
- 01Weekly practice time
- 02Coaching throughout the season
- 03Official ranked matches
- 04Personal statistics
- 05Entry into the season final
Do I need experience to join?
No. Complete beginners join every season. Coaches are available during practice, and the weekly format gives you time to improve.
What does the registration fee include?
Registration includes all 7 weeks, weekly practice, official matches, statistics and entry into the final.
How long is each league night?
Plan for approximately 3 hours, including warm-up time and scheduled matches.
What happens if I miss a week?
Contact the Rage team as early as possible. Depending on the schedule, missed matches may be made up. An absence without notice can be recorded as a loss.
Can friends register together?
Yes. Many players join with one or two friends. You will still compete individually and may be scheduled against each other.
When does the next season begin?
The next available dates and registration options appear in the league-registration section of this page.
