Corn hole competition

The weather cooperated just long enough for The Healing Heroes of the Low Country Fund to hold its inaugural Corn Hole Tournament last Saturday at Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park.  About 20 two-man teams participated, according to chairperson Donnie Beer. Each competitor received a T-shirt while the winner got a large trophy and a cash prize, she said. The fund raises money, “for wounded veterans, their families and caregivers, as well as first responders and their families,” Beer said as beanbags were being tossed through the air. Photos and article by Bob Sofaly.

Bob Bible grimaces with determination as he tosses his beanbag during Saturday’s corn hole tournament.
Bob Bible grimaces with determination as he tosses his beanbag during Saturday’s corn hole tournament.
Hope Able, of the Beaufort Police Department, tosses her beanbag while her teammate, fellow police officer Tracy Brandenburg, looks on during the corn hole tournament.
Hope Able, of the Beaufort Police Department, tosses her beanbag while her teammate, fellow police officer Tracy Brandenburg, looks on during the corn hole tournament.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

About 20, two-man teams took advantage of unseasonably warm weather to participate in the corn hole tournament.
About 20, two-man teams took advantage of unseasonably warm weather to participate in the corn hole tournament.

 

 

 

Austin Boyne, 3, isn’t old enough to understand the sacrifices veterans make on his behalf as he plays near a display of the corn hole tournament sponsored by the Healing Heroes of the Low Country Fund. Austin was cheering his dad, Douglas Boyne, who was participating in the tournament.
Austin Boyne, 3, isn’t old enough to understand the sacrifices veterans make on his behalf as he plays near a display of the corn hole tournament sponsored by the Healing Heroes of the Low Country Fund. Austin was cheering his dad, Douglas Boyne, who was participating in the tournament.

 

 

 

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