Arizona Kubb

02/18/2025

With L.A. Kubb Club – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers! 🎉

02/15/2025

Oh Yeah..

The LAKC is excited to announce that registration is now open for the 9th Annual West Coast Kubb Championships! This year's tournament will be held on Sunday, April 27 in South Pasadena. Please visit lakubb.org/wckc for more information and to register your team!
We are excited to once again welcome casual players and fierce competitors from the local community and around the country to this fun day in the sun. As usual, there will be plenty of sweet hardware to win at different skill levels and we have some fun new surprises in store. We hope you'll join us!

02/02/2025

With Kettle Moraine Kubb – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

01/28/2025

With Kettle Moraine Kubb – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers! 🎉

01/25/2025

Kubbapalooza Ice Games is now full at 20 teams. Thanks to all who registered. See you in a couple weeks.

01/25/2025

Winter wonderland...

Kubbapalooza Ice Games is now full at 20 teams. Thanks to all who registered. See you in a couple weeks.

07/11/2024

It's happening.

06/06/2024

From an article written when Sy was 11 years old: "Anyone that follows kubb in the U.S. would agree that Ringers are as big of a household name as there is in the U.S. Many would say it is the biggest household name in the U.S., and perhaps even a brand now in the U.S. What do you think your brand, identity, and/or reputation is?
Aaron: We’re not out to build anything other than piles of kubbs to destroy. There is no brand. We don’t have a font, a logo or any type of uniform. Each person that plays on the team is to play to their best, in their own way. Our reputation is a reflection of who we are as individuals united as friends and family on the pitch. We do have an interest in building kubb not only as a game but as a movement with the goal of uniting people and creating peace. We understand that how we present ourselves on the pitch, and how we treat our opponents, can help bring more people into the movement, or turn them away."