MWC 2025 schedule and what to expect
Event Schedule – October 11–13
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Friday, October 11
Parking can be found on the South side of the field. There is VIP parking close to the field and that is first come first serve so once full everyone will need to park in the free General Admission parking. Map of event
The map can also be found on the host website : https://celticfestms.org/wp/schedule/
5:00–6:00 PM – Weigh-ins for Lightweight athletes
Location: At the field, next to the bathroom on the concrete slab (provides privacy if needed).
6:00 PM – Banquet
If you need a +1 ticket please fill out this form on the host game’s website.
If you are not able to make it to the banquet, please email celticfestms@gmail.com asap to let me know so we can offer more guest tickets.
Opening announcements
Hall of Fame inductions
Recognition of those who made this event possible
Dinner and time to enjoy reconnecting with friends
Your Athletic Director for this Championship is Danny Webster
Saturday, October 12 – Day 1
6:00–7:00 AM – Weigh-ins for Lightweight athletes
Location: At the field, next to the bathroom on the concrete slab.
8:00 AM – Group round-up and safety meeting
8:30 AM – Morning Rotations
Field 1 - Assistant AD on field : Merl Lawless
M 55–59 – Stones (Trig 1)
M 60–64 – Weights (Trig 3)
M LW 45–49 – Weights (Trig 4)
M LW 40–44 – Hammers (Cage 1)
W 55–59 / LWW 50+ – Hammers (Cage 2)
Field 2 - Assistant AD on field : Myles Wetzel
6. W 60–64 – Caber
7. M 65–69 – Sheaf (Tower 1)
8. M 70–79 – WOB (Tower 3)
9. W 65–69 / 70+ – WOB (Tower 4)
12:00 PM – Group round-up and safety meeting
12:30 PM – Afternoon Rotations
Field 1 - Assistant AD on field : Merl Lawless
40–44 – Stones (Trig 1)
W 40–44 – Stones (Trig 2)
M 45–49 – Weights (Trig 3)
W 45–49 – Hammer (Cage 2)
Field 2 - Assistant AD on field : Myles Wetzel
5. M 50–54 – Caber
6. W LW 40–49 – Caber
7. W 50–54 – Sheaf (Tower 1)
8. M LW 50+ – WOB (Tower 3)
Sunday, October 13 – Day 2
8:00 AM – Group round-up and safety meeting
8:30 AM – Morning Rotations
Field 1 - Assistant AD on field : Merl Lawless
M 65–69 – Stones (Trig 1)
M 70–79 – Weights (Trig 3)
W 65–69 / 70+ – Weights (Trig 4)
W 60–64 – Hammers (Cage 1)
Field 2 - Assistant AD on field : Myles Wetzel
5. W 55–59 / LWW 50+ – Caber
6. M LW 40–44 – Sheaf (Tower 1)
7. M 55–59 – Sheaf (Tower 2)
8. M LW 45–49 – WOB (Tower 3)
9. M 60–64 – WOB (Tower 4)
12:00 PM – Group round-up and safety meeting
12:30 PM – Afternoon Rotations
Field 1 - Assistant AD on field : Merl Lawless
M LW 50+ – Stones (Trig 1)
W LW 40–49 – Stones (Trig 2)
M 50–54 – Weights (Trig 3)
W 50–54 – Hammer (Cage 2)
Field 2 - Assistant AD on field : Myles Wetzel
5. M 45–49 – Caber
6. W 45–49 – Caber
7. M 40–44 – Sheaf (Tower 1)
8. W 40–44 – WOB (Tower 3)
Closing Ceremonies – Sunday
This will be held at the Water’s Edge Main Stage located north of our field. Here is a link to the map for reference. Map of event
Once all athletes finish and scores are verified:
Final announcements.
Awards by class: oldest to youngest, with women presented first in each age group.
Top 6 athletes announced per class.
Class photo taken before moving to the next group.
Please hold applause until the end of each class.
Host hotel is full, but there are options
Our host hotel is Candlewood Suites Flowood. Fortunately, there are several other hotels nearby, and as of Monday, September 22, rooms are still available. All of these options are within 1 mile:
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Jackson – Flowood
Hilton Garden Inn Jackson/Flowood
Hampton Inn Jackson/Flowood (Airport Area) MS
Travelodge by Wyndham Flowood
TownePlace Suites by Marriott Jackson Airport/Flowood
Rules and where to find them
All rules for these games are now available on the SAI website for your review. Click for Rules
The QR code below will be on a business card in your schwag bag which you can pick up at the banquet. It will take you to the same link as the button above.
[Faux] Sectors?
Yep, and with winged Trigs.
Competition Equipment & Measuring
This year, we will be using winged trigs along with a sector-based measuring system. The measuring process works as follows:
The judge will place the tape at the back side of the trig, starting at the single white mark (as shown).
The tape will then be pulled taut to the closest mark on the ground made by the implement.
As long as the tape makes contact with the white line on the far side of the trig, the throw will be considered valid.
If you have any further questions,
please contact us by clicking that link.
