The 2019 Keith Ryall Memorial Jousting Tournament will be held on 30 March
Keith Raymond Ryall was in inspirational man, who made his dreams a reality when he constructed and opened “Kryal Castle” over 40 years ago. A year after his passing in 2015, the Knights of Kryal Castle held the first of what has now become an annual event, the “Keith Ryall Memorial Jousting Tournament”.
This year will see the first international competitor “František Pálek” from the Czech Republic, test himself against the best jousters Kryal Castle has to offer, including Cliff Marisma, Katherine McWade, Davis Williamson, Dylan Phasey and defending champion Phillip Leitch. Other guest jousters include Katrina Kruse from Queensland.
The competition will be held on 30 March. Gates open at 10am, with competitions at 11:30am and 2:30pm.
This will also be the last weekend to experience Kryal Castles “Robin Hood” causing mayhem with his merry man at the castle.
More info at www.kryalcastle.com.au
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