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Q. How many participants are on a cornhole team? A. For doubles tournaments there are 2 participants per team. For singles tournaments and leagues there is 1 participant per team. No substitutions are permitted during tournaments. For leagues there are 2 members per team and 2 alternates. If 2 of the 4 members are not present then the team forfeits for that week of play unless the other team agrees to a make-up date. You may only participate on 1 team per tournament or league.
Q. How many games should I expect to play? A. Doubles tournaments are a 4-game guarantee and double elimination. You
will play at least 4 games, possibly many more and will have to lose 2 games
before being eliminated. The tourney will begin with pool play of 5 or 6
teams. All teams .500 or better in each pool advance to a double
elimination bracket. Singles tournaments are double elimination. During
leagues you will play 5 games per week for 10 weeks (during Fall and Winter
II you will play double headers with 6 games per week for 5 weeks). For
singles leagues you will play 3 games per week for 10 weeks
Q. Will there be time to practice before the event? Can I register the day of the event? If I'm pre-registered what time do I need to arrive to check-in?
A. Gates will open no later than 12:00 pm with courts ready for practice. Please be checked-in or registered by 12:30 pm for singles and 3:30pm for doubles. The singles tourney begins at 1:00 pm, the doubles at 4:00 pm. During leagues the courts will be ready for practice no later than 6:15 pm with play beginning at 7:00 pm for doubles. Q. Who supplies the equipment? Boards, Bags, etc. A.
Q. What are the prizes? A. At least first, second, and third place prizes will be given for all divisions of tournaments. First place prizes are given for leagues for all divisons. First place trophies are provided by buyawardsandtrophies.com for leagues and tournaments. Q. Do I get anything for free? (Radio Tourney Only) A. Register early to guarantee your team two free T-shirts. Q. Will there be breaks? What is there to do during the breaks? A. There will be vendors on-site along with food, drink, and alcohol sales. Participants and spectators are asked not to bring personal food, drinks, grills, pets, or coolers into the park.
Q. Where is A. Q. What rules are being played by? Who keeps the score? A. Rules will be given to each participant at check-in and can be found by clicking here. Participates will keep score on a scoretower from backyardscoreboards.com that ISP will provide. |
