1st Ever CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT
Phoenix, AZ.
An American Cornhole Association sanctioned event
…in association with ClashBaseball.com
What is Cornhole? It has been called many things: Corn Toss, Bean Bag, Bean Toss, Soft Horseshoes, Indiana Horseshoes, but to many of us born in the Midwest, the game is passionately referred to as cornhole. The game is great fun for all ages and can be played anywhere! Cornhole or Corn Toss is similar to horseshoes except you use wooden boxes called cornhole platforms and corn bags instead of horseshoes and metal stakes. Contestants take turns pitching their corn bags at the cornhole platform until a contestant reaches the score of 21 points. A corn bag in the hole scores 3 points, while one on the platform scores 1 point. If any bag is touching the ground in any way it does not count.Where: Phoenix, Arizona at Deer Valley Park. Deer Valley Park is located in-between Union Hills and the 101 on 19th Ave.
Format: Pool play with top two seeds in each bracket advancing to the championship bracket. Bottom two teams advancing to consolation bracket. Only the winners of each bracket in the championship bracket round will advance to a single elimination semi final and final round. Same goes for the consolation bracket; however only the winners of the championship bracket will win the cash prize.
Prizes: 50% of all proceeds are given to first place and 25% goes to second place. 25% will be donated to a scholarship fund for the Clash Baseball youth and non-profit baseball organization.
Cost: $25 per team
Registration: Register online by visiting the payments tab on this website; must be completed by October 19th at noon; no exceptions, to reserve your spot in the tournament: Brackets will be emailed to you by Tuesday the 21st.
When: 10AM until dusk on Saturday, October 25, 2008
Registration: Visit ClashBaseball.com then to the Payments tab; Enter you info to hold your spot; this will be open to the first 32 Teams registered and paid only. You can also see who’s coming on the Cornhole Tournament tab on clashbaseball.com
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