Arizona cornhole schedules two ACL regionals in June
Bull Shooters kept Arizona's ACL grind alive Saturday, with Kingman set for June 27 and two regional shots in the same month.
Bull Shooters kept Arizona’s ACL calendar moving with a live-registration Phoenix Area June Regional on Saturday, June 20, and the bigger story was not just one stop in Peoria. Arizona had two ACL regionals on the June slate, giving local players a fast double dip for points, placement and momentum before the month was out.
That matters because the American Cornhole League runs the sport as a layered circuit, with events sorted into local, regional, conference and national tiers. A regional is where a lot of the work gets done: players test themselves against a deeper field, climb within the system and keep their seasons alive without having to leave Arizona.
Bull Shooters has also become a familiar checkpoint in that cycle. ACL Player App listings show Phoenix Area Regionals at the same 3337 West Peoria Avenue address in May 2025 and again in January 2026, with another Phoenix Area Regional staged in May 2026 at Crowne Plaza Phoenix Chandler. That kind of repeat business is not random. It usually means the venue fits the format, the director has a working setup and players know where to find reliable competition.
The second Arizona regional is scheduled for Saturday, June 27, in Kingman, which turns the month into a compact travel window for anyone trying to stack results. ACL FanZone lists that event with director Michelle Callicoat, though the same listing places it at Optimum Community Center, 2380 Optimum Wy, Bullhead City, AZ 86429. That location detail is worth watching because it does not match the Kingman label on the event name, and those kinds of differences can matter for players mapping out a summer trip.
There is also proof that western Arizona already has a player base worth serving. ACL Player App data show 30 registered players for a previous 2026 Kingman Cornhole ACL Swap, a solid number for a regional scene that is trying to stay active and connected. Put together, the Bull Shooters regional and the Kingman-area stop show a state schedule with enough density to reward the players who can keep showing up, keep banking points and keep their bracket lives moving one weekend at a time.
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