Competitive Singles winners, from the left, 4th Andrew Hutchinson; 1st Connor Reinman; 2nd Josh Carrafiello; 3rd Justin Slater.
Doubles champions, Justin Slater and Fred Slater.
Cue Doubles champions are Marlowe and Stuart Martin.
Recreational Doubles champions are Vuth Vann and Voeun Vann.
Youth Doubles champions are Tyler and Ethan Buhr of Indiana.
Cue Singles winners, from the left, 3rd Wayne Kipfer; 1st Oscar Weber; 2nd Doug Schwartzentruber; 4th Dave Brubacher.
Recreational Singles winners, from the left, 4th Cody Carter; 1st Brent Nielsen; 2nd Trevor Grasby; 3rd Glen Hawkes.
Intermediate champion Peter Stokoe of Toronto.
Junior champion Ethan Buhr of Indiana accepts the top prize from WCC treasurer Valerie Kropf.
Beverly Vaillancourt (centre) of Penetanguishene won the Karin Jeske Award for the top female competitor in the singles competition. Second was Cathy Kuepfer (left) and third was Helen Linda (right).
The 20s champions: Kyle Grasby (left) in Recreational, Robert Bonnett (centre) in Competitive, and Ezra Jantzi (right) in Cues.
David Younker of PEI, back left, prepares to shoot with Randy Harris of Colorado, back right, and Clare and Cathy Kuepfer looking on during the Friday Night Social.
Ryotaro Fukuda of Tokyo, Japan, back left, watches Vuth Vann complete a takeout while Ron Langill and Andrew Klein look on.
A record number 140 tables were setup for play at the 2024 World Crokinole Championship.
World Championship emcee, Joe Richards, makes an announcement with WCC Committee members Jason Beierling and Kathy Rosenberg in the background.
Michael Barth of Illinois just misses a 20 shot in a practice game with Ben Harding of South Carolina, against Linder Wendt of Minnesota and Patrick Ten Eyck of Iowa. 60 Americans made the journey to the World Championships, some driving more than 10 hours, with others flying in.
Brian McGarry of Vermont makes a double in practice game with Lauren Herrmann of Chicago, Marc Ponzio of Brooklyn and Helen Linda of Vermont.
Justin Graff lines up a shot during the Recreational Doubles playoff with partner Prashanth Prabakaran, both of Detroit, watching on.
Ron Langill takes a shot during the Competitive Doubles playoff.
Lorraine Ziegler fires a 20 during the Cues Doubles playoff.
Kris Flossbach vs Jeff McKeen
Garret Tracey vs Jon Conrad
Levi Wilson of Indiana
Joan Beierling takes a shot during a match against son Jason Beierling.
Marty Kreutzer in Cues Round of 16 action
Oscar Weber in the moments after winning the Cues World Championship.
Helen Linda vs Dale Henry
Robert Bonnett and superfan, Travis Keener, exchange hats.
Connor Reinman takes a solitary walk in the minutes before the championship match.
Josh Carrafiello vs Andrew Hutchinson
Justin Slater vs Andrew Hutchinson
Dave Brubacher vs Wayne Kipfer
Josh Carrafiello takes a shot in the final against Connor Reinman
Connor Reinman takes a shot in the 2024 final against Josh Carrafiello.
Spectators watch the championship action.
Connor Reinman celebrates in the moments after the victory with significant other Michelle Astorsdotter.
