How far will someone throw the keg this year? A long standing tradition, the annual Keg Toss is always a crowd-pleasing event as men and women compete to see who can toss an empty keg the farthest.

Time

Saturday, May 11th  @ 2pm

Place

Festival Plaza Entertainment Area

Registration

Registration for the Keg Toss begins at 1:30 pm and is open to Men and Women 18 years and older.

Fee

Registration is $10.00.

Prizes

Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd for each division.

Official Keg Toss Rules

• Each participant is required to complete and sign a release form prior to the competition.
• There are two Men’s divisions: Under 175 lb. and Over 175 lb.
• There is one Women’s division.
• Men throw empty 16 gallon keg.
• Women throw empty 8 gallon keg.
• Kegs may be thrown using one or two hands.
• A spinning/twirling method, as in a discus throw, is not allowed.
• Feet must not touch the foul line before the keg touches the ground.
• The keg must land within the designated target area.
• The distance is measured to the initial point of contact. Bounces and rolls are not counted.
• Score is determined by the single best distance in two tries. Any ties are broken with each tied contestant getting one throw only.

Event Chairperson

Keith Chew

2019 Winners

1st Place Men’s Over 180 lbs
John Moyers

1st Place Men’s Under 180 lbs
Matt Wood

1st Place Women’s Overall
Kasey Wecpencinisky

2nd Place Men’s Over 180 lbs
Jesse Martin

2nd Place Men’s Under 180 lbs
Aaron Flaherty

2nd Place Women’s Overall
Liz Chenault

3rd Place Men’s Over 180 lbs
Jon Ross Miller

3rd Place Men’s Under 180 lbs
Andrew Reid

3rd Place Women’s Overall
Meghan Clark