Hogan’s Alley is back for Season 2! Ryan, Terry, and Ian Witt kick things off with a lively discussion about the exciting changes coming to the Crokinole UK Tour. They look back at a packed summer of (very hot) mini tournaments — from the Leicester King of Crok to the fun-filled Beers n’ Boards event in Holyhead — and share their highlights and takeaways.

The crew also looks ahead to one of the biggest events of the year: the Crokinole Scotland Grand Prix at Tabletop Scotland. Including the tournament and a seminar (I know!).

Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or just crokinole-curious, this episode sets the stage for another thrilling season of flicks, friendships, and unforgettable moments in the UK Crokinole scene.

In this episode of Hogan’s Alley, Terry is joined by Helen Temby and they talk to the world’s most prolific Crokinole author – Michel Cloutier.

They discuss Michel’s books which he was inspired to write after rediscovering the Greatest Game on Earth, touch on some plans for International Crokinole Day, and generally enjoy each other’s company. If you love Michel’s books, or are considering picking up a copy (or two), then you’ll want to tune in.

And yes, Terry did forget who is usual co-host is a the start of the episode... Let's call is a senior moment... but words will be had! Honestly not sure he should be in charge of anything. Wouldn’t trust him to run a bath.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Crokinole-Illustrated-Guide-Michel-Cloutier/dp/1775003329

In this episode of Hogan’s Alley, we sit down with Jeremy Tracey, the craftsman and storyteller behind Tracey Boards, one of the most respected names in the world of crokinole.

We talk about everything from winning a world championship to dealing with criticism, from running tournaments to the global crokinole community. Whether you’re a lifelong player or you’ve never heard of crokinole before, Jeremy’s enthusiasm and insight is bound to pull you in to the Greatest Game on Earth.

https://traceyboards.com/