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Cornhole.com To Be On ESPN

ESPN was in attendance at the recent 2009 World Championship of Cornhole in Evansville, Indiana. They interviewed Cornhole.com's JP Ragon quite extensively as can be seen in the photo. Cornhole.com was the events exclusive cornhole bags and board sponsor. ESPN's show E:60 is to feature JP's interview and up close playing action from the event.

Many of the top competitors were also interviewed along with several being mic'd for action during the event. There is not an official date for when this episode will air, but as soon as this information is released it will be posted here.

This is big news for the game and competitive side of cornhole. This type of coverage is exciting and very welcome in our sport. The folks at ESPN were very friendly and seemed quite excited about the game and the event. The cameras were rolling throughout the event and it should be a real treat to see how the action unfolds on the show.

The 2009 World Championship of Cornhole was a complete success with around one hundred and fifty teams coming from several states. The event was action packed with over $5000 in cash and prizes at stake. Matt Guy and Randy Atha walked away champions and were also interviewed by ESPN.

Stay tuned to cornholeblog.com for more updates and show times as they become available.

Cornhole.com At The World Championship of Cornhole

Memorial Day Weekend Cornhole.com was at the World Championship of Cornhole in Evansville, Indiana. Cornhole.com was the official cornhole bag and cornhole game board sponsor of the event. The event was a complete success and was an absolute blast to attend!

Matt Guy won the Downtown Throwdown (singles Tournament) and then went on to win the entire event with his throwing partner Randy Atha. There was a juniors tournament won by Brett Guy and Shawn Guy and a womens tournament won by Dyana Tolliver and Sherri Eggleton.

There was no shortage of excellent competition over the weekend. There were over a hundred teams competing for the coveted title of World Champion. The tournaments ran late into the night both Saturday and Sunday.

The event was a great time and everyone involved walked away impressed. The skill level of the competitors was outstanding and the tournament officials did an excellent job of keeping everything organized.

Mark your calendars for next years event and start practicing now. This was the event of all events and it shouldn't be missed. Stay tuned to this blog for updates on the event and when you can catch it on ESPN!