KIMB cookout hosts cornhole tournament July 25 at Gotte Park

104.3 KIMB will host a cornhole tournament July 25 at Gotte Park in Kimball, and the station is already pushing players to register for the KIMB Cookout stop. The station posted, “Don’t miss out on the fun; register to play in the Cornhole Tournament at the KIMB Cookout this Saturday, July 25th at Gotte Park!”

The tournament is set to start at 2:00 p.m., after the day opens with the Kimball Farmer’s Market at 9:00 a.m. and cookout activities at 1:00 p.m. Players who enter will get a minimum of six games, and the entry fee is $12, which turns the bracket into more than a quick side attraction. It is built as a real run of matches, with enough games to give teams repeated chances to survive the board and stay alive deep into the afternoon.

The cornhole action is only part of the schedule. Admission to the KIMB Cookout is $7.00 per person or $25.00 per family, giving attendees a full-day option rather than a single-event stop. The day also includes a 5K that begins at the city park at 8:00 a.m., followed by a parade, then the market, cookout festivities and the tournament at Gotte Park.

For cornhole players, the draw is straightforward: low-cost entry, guaranteed games and a July bracket in the middle of a broader community gathering. For everyone else, the Cookout offers a way to move from the morning run to the market to the park without leaving Kimball, with the tournament serving as the afternoon centerpiece. The schedule stacks the day in a way that makes the cornhole board one part of a larger local calendar stop, not the only reason to go.