Roger Goodall added to his 2015 and 2017 victories, becoming 2024 World Aunt Sally champion!
Congratulations to Roger, who is our first triple champion.
Unlike league Aunt Sally, the open singles World Championship is not a team event. Ours is a singles, knock out competition in which players participate as individuals. Names are drawn out of a 'hat' in FA Cup football fashion. Each round involves a game of three legs. Each leg consists of six throws and a point is counted only as long as the stick hits the doll before the iron. In the event of a tie after three legs, each player throws three sticks each, and if the scores are still even, the game enters a sudden-death round, in which players throw one stick at a time until one player is eliminated. The winner goes through to the next round. Otherwise normal rules apply and the umpire's decision is final.
Registration for all players opens at 12.00. The draw will take place at 1.00. The competition will start at 1.30.
Non-league players who wish to enter should register before 12.30. A pre-qualifying session will take place between 12.30 and 1.00, and successful players will be entered into the main draw.
2024 | Roger Goodall | Oxfordshire |
2023 | Rob Bradford | Oxfordshire |
2022 | Rob Bradford | Oxfordshire |
2021 | Championship not held | |
2020 | Championship not held | |
2019 | Phil Adams | Oxfordshire |
2018 | Kevin Powney | Oxfordshire |
2017 | Roger Goodall | Oxfordshire |
2016 | Barry Parker | Oxfordshire |
2015 | Roger Goodall | Oxfordshire |
2014 | Henry Johnson | Oxfordshire |
2013 | Steve McAteer | Gloucestershire |
2012 | Steve McAteer | Gloucestershire |
2011 | Trevor Dyer | Gloucestershire |