Capital Crown Tourney resuls

Photos and a writeup to follow.

#PlayerObjKillTotalAward
1Silver (A Dave)176112288Overall Winner
2Huntsig (Sam Qaisar)153120273Most Violent
3Merlin1118 (Colin Golder)15865223Best General
4electrohalo8 (Josh)14957206
5Kit Wickens12171192
6Calir (Edward Glen)13749186
7bulldash (Christopher Webster)14035175
8Skellig (James Kelly)13636172
9Shadoblade (Richard Cook)8776163
10Triggernator (Douglas Triggs)13621157
11NickNacho22 (Robert O’Malley)7779156
12DeltaIII (Hamzaan Bridle)9846144
13NeillC (Neill C)9350143
14Joshua (Joshua Dunnage)7269141
15Carter Kenny10436140
16Ryan H10337140
17StrategosLevel3 (Stuart Marsh)7961140
18Niddog (Craig Knox)8344127
19Alex Whitmill8633119
20Hwatwasthat (CJ Bury)6253115
21Trilit (Zoltan Kovacs)5942101
22AChunkyBobCat (Jake Snook)3764101
23Dukeshaft (Ben Duncan-Jones)781896
24KatieAurora (Kathryn Upson-Smith)444791Wooden Spoon

Peterborough Crown Tourney Results

  • Overall Winner: Colin Golder
  • Best General: Brandon Lovewell
  • Most Violent: Rich Baker (3 way tie broken on total score)
  • Wooden Spoon: Rich Turner
  • Best Painted: Colin Golder

TO’s whimsy awards:

(note, these will not be the same next time, so don’t think you can wheedle yourself into an award that way 😄 )

  • Best List Lore: Ian Porter
  • TO’s Pet (most helpful list submission): Hamzaan Bridle
  • List That Made Me Laugh Like A Drain: Robin Farndon (note, I’m predominantly an AS player, first sight of a Puma S will make ANYONE laugh)

Massive thanks to everyone who came along and made it an excellent time, to Leisure Games for prize support, Sam Qaisar and my wife for brownies, biscuits and sausage rolls, Dan Phillips for risking his wife’s wrath as the not-needed spare player, everyone who helped setup and tear down and the fabulous Lesley at the venue for feeding us.

Peterborough Crown Tourney Prizes

I’d like to take a moment to thank Mike and the folks at Leisure Games of Finchley, who have very generously donated some gift vouchers as prizes for Saturday’s event.

They’ve always been great supporters of the community and BattleTech in general, and it’s a very kind gesture. Please do repay them by spending even more money with them, as they are usually very active in getting the latest stock.

Peterborough Crown Tourney – Player Pack

The Peterborough Crown Tourney is a listbuilder “Classic” BattleTech tournament using the BattleMech manual rules, at the George Alcock Centre in Stanground, Peterborough on Saturday, May 2nd 2026. The event is being jointly run by this podcast and Peterborough Wargames Club. Provisionally, you will play three games over the course of the day, and your force will be 8000BV, any faction, Civil War era. The player pack is based on the excellent one for Southern Assault 2025, and can be downloaded here.

About the Crown Tourney series

Hopefully, the Peterborough Crown Tourney will be the first of a series around the country – we’re trying to fine tune a set of listbuilder rules for BT for those who prefer that style of tournament. If you or your club are willing to put on a similar event, we’ll be more than happy to help, advise and/or listen to your input – just drop FleetfootMike a DM on the UK Discord.

Peterborough Crown Tourney

The Peterborough Crown Tourney is a listbuilder “Classic” BattleTech tournament using the BattleMech manual rules, at the George Alcock Centre in Stanground, Peterborough on Saturday, May 2nd 2026. The event is being jointly run by this podcast and Peterborough Wargames Club. Provisionally, you will play three games over the course of the day, and your force will be 8000BV, any faction, Civil War era. The rules pack will be based on the excellent one for Southern Assault 2025, and will contain certain restrictions on choice. It will be up before (hopefully well before) the end of March.

The deadline for list submissions (and entries) will be Tuesday April 28th, to allow the organisers time to check and approve lists.

The event is in the TFTP diary here, and the direct link to sign up is here. Admission is £15. (Sadly, our venue put their prices up, so we have had to follow suit. There is, however, free tea and coffee, a staffed and well-stocked bar with soft drinks and beer (low-alcohol as well) and very reasonably priced breakfast and lunch.)

For those considering staying over the night before, the nearest decent hotels are the Premier Inn Hampton, which is currently about £63 for a single for the Friday night, or the Premier Inn City Centre (about £65). The latter is on the number 5 bus route to the George Alcock.

About the Crown Tourney series

Hopefully, the Peterborough Crown Tourney will be the first of a series around the country – we’re trying to fine tune a set of listbuilder rules for BT for those who prefer that style of tournament. If you or your club are willing to put on a similar event, we’ll be more than happy to help, advise and/or listen to your input – just drop FleetfootMike a DM on the UK Discord.