LBAR’s third annual cornhole tournament mixes fun and fundraising
Teams will get three guaranteed games on July 25, with casual or competitive brackets, prizes for the top three and a silent auction supporting Living Hope.
LBAR is asking players to “Join Us for a Fun-filled Cornhole Tournament!” on July 25, when its third annual event runs from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Teams will be guaranteed three games, and they can enter either casual or competitive brackets, giving newer players and more serious bags throwers a clear path into the same tournament.
The bracket setup is the real hook for anyone looking for more than a one-and-done weekend throw. Three guaranteed games means a bad first round will not send a team home after a single mistake, and the casual-versus-competitive split keeps the field from getting flattened by experience or skill gaps. LBAR will award prizes to the top three teams in each bracket, so there is still something tangible on the line whether a team is there for bragging rights or for a more serious run.
The fundraiser element is built into the day, not tacked on around the edges. LBAR says the tournament is being held while supporting a great cause, and a silent auction will be part of the event. A separate event listing for Living Hope’s third annual cornhole tournament and silent auction says the proceeds will benefit Living Hope, making the beneficiary clear and turning the tournament into more than a standard draw-and-drop bracket.
That combination is what sets this apart from a typical weekend cornhole event. Players will get multiple games, a choice of bracket, and prize chances for both casual and competitive fields. Friends, family and colleagues can also treat it as a social outing, with the silent auction widening the appeal beyond the teams actually tossing bags. Instead of a narrow competition built only for regulars, LBAR has framed the day as a public gathering with a purpose attached to every entry.
The fact that this is the third annual tournament matters too. It tells players this is not a one-off experiment. LBAR has built enough momentum to bring the event back again, and the repeat date gives the tournament a summer slot that now belongs on the local cornhole calendar.
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