Freedom Cornhole shares Last Bagger Standing results from RJ's Restaurant Bar

Freedom Cornhole Organization’s July 16 results from RJ’s Restaurant & Bar in Boonville, Indiana, were built around Last Bagger Standing pressure, with Derek Childress and Chad Encke finishing first in the standings posted by the group. A separate July 16 snippet from the same night named Victoria Wolf and Seth Williams as the Last Bagger Standing winners and listed Bob Jackson and Steve Duncan Jr. atop a Blind Draw, showing RJ’s hosted more than one competition track that evening.

The posted standings from the main results listed Rosie Johnson (Walker) in second, David Powell Jr. and James Byrd in third, and Billy Day in fourth. That kind of finish spread matters in a format like Last Bagger Standing, where players have to survive round after round instead of simply racing through a single bracket. At RJ’s, the format produced enough depth to separate the field and put multiple names on the board, not just one winning pair.

The pressure format has already become familiar at the venue. A Freedom Cornhole Organization post from July 9 thanked RJ’s Restaurant & Bar for having the group and paired Last Man Standing with a Blind Draw, signaling that the July 16 night was part of a recurring run of local play. For regulars, that continuity is part of the draw: the same bar setting, the same format twists, and another chance to cash in on consistency when the bags get tight late.

Buechler Farms is tapping into the same appetite for structured play. Its 2026 Cornhole League with Freedom Baggers 1776 featured Competitive, Intermediate and Social divisions, with sign-up due by May 6. Between league play and nights like the one at RJ’s, local cornhole is giving players clear lanes to enter, test themselves and keep coming back for formats that reward survival as much as raw scoring.