The Trick Catch event consists of two rounds, a single throw and a double throw. Throwers first attempt the sequence required for one boomerang. Sequences can vary between competitions, but examples of the types of single trick catch can include: behind-the-back, under-the-leg, hackey catch, single hand behind the back, a foot catch, and others. After all throwers have attempted the sequence of the single catch round, the doubling round begins.
The thrower is required to throw two boomerangs per turn and must catch them in a particular trick sequence. Like the single trick catch, specific types of catches and sequences can vary but examples are: behind-the-back & under-the-leg, hackey catch & a one handed catch, and other combinations. The thrower will typically continue to score points until he/she unsuccessfully makes the required trick catch. Points are awarded based on the type of catch, and can vary depending on where in the sequence the required catch is.
 Left Hand Two points |
 Right Hand Two points |
 Right hand behind his back Three points |
 Two hands beneath his feet Three points |
 Grip "eagle" Four Points |
 Kick and Grip Six points |
 Grip "tunnel" Two points |
 A hand behind his back Seven Points |
 A hand under his feet Seven Points |
 Grip with legs Ten Points |
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