Cotti compete at the International Axe Throwing Championship

UPDATE : Thanks so much to everyone that has donated to help with this competition. Any donations help big or small. If you would like more info please contact me. So far donations have secured accommodation in Toronto and gone towards entry fees. Not long to go now. Cheers. Cotti

Hi, I’m Cotti aka Scurvy Dog, and I’m thrilled to share that I’ve qualified to compete in the 2025 International Axe Throwing Championship (IATC) in Toronto this June! After years of dedication, countless hours of practice, and traveling across Australia to compete, this is a dream come true.​

The IATC is the pinnacle of competitive axe throwing, bringing together the world’s top throwers to vie for the prestigious Wilson Cup. This year’s event will be held in Toronto from June 11–16, 2025 .​

However, as many athletes know, pursuing dreams comes with financial challenges. The costs of international travel, accommodation, and event fees are substantial, and I need your support to make this opportunity a reality.​

How You Can Help

I’ve set up a fundraiser to help cover the expenses associated with this journey. Your contribution will go directly towards:

Flights: Round-trip airfare from Australia to Canada.

Accommodation: Hotel stays during the event.

Event Fees: Registration and participation costs for the championship.​

Why Your Support Matters

This isn’t just about competing; it’s about representing our community on a global stage, showcasing the dedication and spirit of Australian axe throwers. Your support will not only help me achieve this personal milestone but also inspire others to pursue their passions, no matter the obstacles.​

Every contribution, no matter the size, brings me one step closer to this incredible opportunity. If you're unable to donate, sharing this campaign with your network would mean the world to me.​

Thank you for believing in me and supporting this journey. Let’s make some noise on the world stage!

Cheers

Pete Cottrell [Cotti] 'ScurvyDog'