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Wizzing Wizzard tournament kicks off disc golf season

The Wizzing Wizzard tournament is a three-disc challenge coordinated by the Fort St. John and Dawson Creek disc golf clubs.

A two-day disc golf challenge begins this weekend (FSJ Disc Sports Club, Facebook)

Update (3:25 p.m., March 25th 2025): This story has been updated to include commentary from FSJ Disc Sport Club’s Josh Stokmans

FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — Warmer spring weather means it will soon be time to discover one of northeast B.C.’s hidden sports gems – disc golf.

The FSJ Disc Sports Club, in association with the Dawson Creek Disc Golf Club, will present the Wizzing Wizzard tournament this weekend, according to a Facebook post.

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Unlike regular league play, the event will not be sanctioned.  Meaning ratings for play will not be awarded.

Dawson Creek’s Ron Efernam will be running the event, presented as a “three disc challenge.” 

“It’s a fun, casual event,” explains Stokmans. “It’s a non-sanctioned tournament [we’re] running with sponsors, Gateway discs and through Running Chains.

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“We’re just doing a casual two-day kick off to the season. There won’t be ratings or anything.”

The tournament is to use a putter disc, known as a wizard, and “two other three-speed discs of your choice” to navigate two rounds: one played at Barbaree Park in Dawson Creek, the other at Toboggan Hill in Fort St. John.

The event is sponsored by RunningChains.ca, and entry is $25 to enter.

The Wizzing Wizzard begins on Saturday, March 29th at 10 a.m. at Barbaree Park at 1441 106 Avenue in Dawson Creek.  

Sunday’s round will begin at 10 a.m. on March 30th at the Toboggan Hill course at 8631 96th Avenue in Fort St. John.

Further details and how to register can be found on FSJ Disc Sports Club’s Facebook page.

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