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Our goal is to increase the presence of the exciting, fun game of
cornhole in Boston and the Northeast. Boston Cornhole promotes the game
of cornhole with the organization of Leagues, Tournaments, and Special Events at local venues.
With the big weekend less than a week away, we have some competitive and recreational players looking for partners for Cornhole Commotion and Cornholing in the Pines. If you are looking for a partner, join the forum below and find your match today!
After a week of partner swaps, torture kits, and anything else you can imagine, cornhole returned to some sense of normalcy this past Tuesday. In the first tourney, Craig and Jeff were the team to beat on paper and they showed it by marching through the winner's bracket to the finals. But, being the champs on paper could get you double-dipped and that's exactly what happened! After surviving against Kevin-squared in the loser's bracket, Debbie and Mike closed the tourney with two in a row against Craig and Jeff for the victory! The blind draw was spiced up by some newbies as a combo of Keri/Seth partnered with Craig for the win! True to form, Last Man Standing once again went down to a single bag with Mike outlasting Craig. A late, but great night in North Reading!
Find us each week for Tuesday Night Cornhole in North Reading. Two for Tuesdays with two tourneys and much more! Bags fly at 7 PM!
posted May 11, 2013, 4:07 PM by Boston Cornhole
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updated May 11, 2013, 4:27 PM
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Wise Guys notch a road victory
Add Indiana to the growing list of states whose residents have made a Boston Cornhole stop in the past month. Friday night belonged to the "Wise Guys", the father and son team of Terry and KC, as they topped the 19 team field in The One Fund Boston Cornhole Tournament in Woburn. After an early setback, the Midwestern duo stormed out of the loser's bracket to double-dip Team 251 in the finals for the $500 prize. Despite holding an 8-0 lead in the opening match of the finals, Cindy "Boots" Boutiette and Mr. Boston Cornhole were not Boston Strong enough to hold off the visitors. After playing with these guys twice this week, I think the moniker "Nice Guys" would be more appropriate. Great to see these nice guys finish first and hope they can join us again sometime!
Friday night also marked the end of "The Streak"! Woburn powerhouse, 40 Plus, watched the finals from the sidelines as they dropped close matches to both of the night's top two teams. While inevitable, at times it seemed improbable that a night would end without a 40 Plus victory. Gracious in victory, the champs were also gracious in defeat. I am sure they will be ready to go next Sunday in Peabody for the Giving Hope Cornhole Tournament. Rather than gloat following a victory over Goliath, let's celebrate the state of cornhole in Boston; we are building something special! The improvement in the quality of play has been remarkable over the past six months. For those of you outside of the Boston area, Titletown has the Duck Boats on standby!
Tournament Results:
1. Wise Guys (Terry and KC) - $500
2. Team 251 (Cindy and Mike) - $50 Gift Certificate
3. Lord and Savior (Ken and PJ) - Pat on the back
Honorable mention goes to The Taunton Tosser, Jeff Bachand, who made the most of the "After Party" by taking Last Man Standing and the Blind Draw Tourney with PJ.
It didn't take long for Craig and PJ to find success!
Craig made the most of his commute from Hartford visiting the winner's circle not once, but twice! In the first tourney, Craig and PJ took two out of three from area powerhouse Whistlefarts, aka Jeff and Mike, aka South Shore Lobstah Guys! In the blind draw, Cindy made it two consecutive weeks with a 'W' as she and Craig double-dipped PJ and Jeff. Destined for seconds all night, the best loser trend continued for Jeff in Last Man Standing as he fell to yours truly at a single sack! We also had many new faces fill out the draw this past Tuesday night; hope to see you next Tuesday!
Come play Tuesday Night Cornhole each week in North Reading and see why Tuesday has become my favorite day of the week!
Join former New England Patriot Matt Light in support of The Light Foundation for a day of cornhole and fun for the entire family! On June 1st, Boston Cornhole is proud to be partnering with The Light Foundation for Cornhole Commotion, a double elimination, 128 team cornhole tournament at Gillette Stadium in the Dana Farber Field House!
The biggest cornhole weekend in New England gets bigger on June 2nd with The South Shore Cornholing in the Pines Spring Championship at The Lafayette Club in Taunton, Massachusetts. A day after The Light Foundation's Cornhole Commotion, this will be a weekend not to be missed for the cornhole enthusiast!
Tournament Details
$40/ per team; register via PayPal below (Include Team Name in "Note to Seller")
Two-person teams; bring your own partner
32-Team Limit Double Elimination Tournament (Best of three in winner's bracket; single game in loser's bracket)
Cash prizes to be paid for first five places; 88% purse.
It wasn't a question of "if", but "when" we would finally see Cindy get that breakthrough victory. Frequently partnering with Ken, it was assumed that she and the North Reading Nightmare would eventually get it right. However, having Ken sidelined in the first tourney with domestic duties, didn't stop Cindy from cleaning house! She came through the draw undefeated as the "walker" handing her closest competitors and runner-ups, Cornhole BFFs, Jay and Barry their only defeats of the tournament. Well, one thing the BFFs didn't have to swallow Tuesday night was their pride; Jay bounced back with Mike for a victory in the blind draw. In Last Man Standing, Barry notched another victory by seeing the Taunton Tosser, Jeff Bachand, off at a single bag. Congrats to all of our winners!
We want you to join us on Tuesday Nights for the most competitive cornhole night in Boston! If you got game, then come get some!
posted Apr 21, 2013, 6:10 AM by Boston Cornhole
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updated Apr 21, 2013, 6:15 AM
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The Giving Hope Foundation Cornhole Winner's Circle
After a surreal week in Boston from the marathon bombings to the manhunt, The Giving Hope Foundation Cornhole Tournament in Peabody, MA was a very welcomed return to normalcy. Lots of love in the building from The Giving Hope Team, cornhole competitors, and spectators! Thank you Linda Broughton, we are honored to join the fight against leukemia.
On to the tournament, once again it was 40 Plus taking top honors with another undefeated afternoon. However, Jersey Holers, Sarah and Kang, did not go down without a fight and some very competitive matches against the champs. Mike Doherty and Rob Doherty rounded out the top three; who saw that coming!? In Last Woman Standing, the battle went down to a single bag with Sarah ousting yours truly for the victory! Hours later at the "After Party", it was Déjà vu as Sarah once again turned away my challenge at a single sack. The silver lining is that she bought me dinner and is now allowed to play this afternoon in Woburn. Congrats Sarah!
Giving Hope Foundation Tournament Results
First Place - 40 Plus (Rich Queen and Randy Parker) - $200
Second Place - Jersey Holers (Sarah Vacchiano and Kang Cutes) - $100
Third Place - Mike Doherty and Rob Doherty - $25 mall gift cards
For the second time in as many trips, Dave and John Moran made the most out of the long commute from Rhode Island. The duo enjoyed an undefeated night in the "bring your own partner" draw. Mike and Debbie were the runner-ups and toughest challengers, but still unable to wrestle a win from the champs. In the blind draw tourney, Ken was the walker and swaggered his way to the title without a dropping a single match. The biggest applause were saved for Last Man Standing where the battle came down to two bags between defending champ, Mike, and crowd favorite, Tom. After Mike's final sack wouldn't fall, Tom stepped up and nailed his first bag in the hole for the win!
We'll see many of our Great American Tavern cornholers in action this Saturday at the Giving Hope Foundation Tournament in Peabody. Even if you are not playing you should come and cheer your fellow cornholers! No admission fee for spectators. As always, join us in North Reading for Tuesday Night Cornhole!
posted Apr 17, 2013, 8:50 AM by Boston Cornhole
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updated Apr 17, 2013, 8:52 AM
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Join former New England Patriot Matt Light in support of The Light Foundation for a day of cornhole and fun for the entire family! On June 1st, Boston Cornhole is proud to be partnering with The Light Foundation for Cornhole Commotion, a double elimination, 128 team cornhole tournament at Gillette Stadium in the Dana Farber Field House!
posted Apr 14, 2013, 6:53 AM by Boston Cornhole
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updated Apr 14, 2013, 7:40 AM
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40 Plus and the Woburn Little League are both winners!
With more than 50 teams in the mix, Saturday may have been the most competitive cornhole field to ever fill The Sons of Italy in Woburn. In the end it was 40 Plus notching yet another victory, but there were some big bumps on the road to the podium. The Rhody Brothers, Dave and John Moran, defeated the champs in a close winner's bracket final. But, the Woburn natives rebounded to double-dip the brothers in the final two matches of the tourney. While the top teams get the press, it should be noted that there was plenty of talent in the building. It was great to see many of my Tuesday Night cornholers getting out and battling!
The singles tournament came down to two of the best pitchers in the area with Rich Queen matched against Jeff Bachand. Rich scored a victory for the North Shore closing out more than seven hours of cornhole! Special thanks go out to Mike Doherty who did a magnificent job running the tournaments!
