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The Fenway Cornhole Classic returns Memorial Day Weekend!

posted May 17, 2015, 8:07 PM by Boston Cornhole   [ updated May 17, 2015, 8:15 PM ]
Lane & Cuccia are favored for the 3-Peat

The 2015 Fenway Cornhole Classic is less than a week away and here are three reasons that make the third installment an event not to be missed!

1.  Will Scott Lane and Chris Cuccia complete the 3-peat?

Let me take the drama out of this by saying, yes, they absolutely will!  I have seen my fair share of cornhole in the Boston area and good teams are getting better, but I think Lane and Cuccia are still on another level.  Factor in a 2nd place finish in a competitive field in Philly last Saturday and these two are entering Fenway full of confidence!  Don't get me wrong, I would love to see some hometown heroes walk away with title, but if I were in Vegas, my money would be on the Floridians.

2.  Boston's Top Teams will be in attendance!

Big time players show up to big tournaments and the sold out field is littered with top talent from the Boston area.  The 2014 Team of the Year (40 Plus), the 2014 Player of the Year (Sarge), and the 2015 Player of the Year front-runner (Larry Pigeon) are all on the guest list.  Good luck defending the home turf...you'll need it!
Larry Pigeon and Lance Madden
Rich Queen and Randy Parker
Sarge and Shawn Ainger
3.  A tournament for everybody!

Yes, somebody has to win and there will be some good teams in attendance.  However, a 100 team tournament will have teams of all skill levels competing against each other.  Hopefully, the luck of the draw keeps you away from the handsome gentleman pictured above for as long as possible!  Speaking of the draw, the tournament brackets have been published and are attached to the tournament page.  Bonus points for knowing your team number prior to check-in on Saturday!  Whether you finish on the podium or hit Lansdowne Street after two matches to drown your sorrows, EVERY tournament participant gets tickets to the evening game between the Angels and Red Sox.  Cornhole followed by baseball is tough to beat!

Finally, Boston Cornhole would like to thank those partnering with us on the 2015 Fenway Cornhole Classic: