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North Jersey Cornhole® Receives Federal Trademark Registration
First in the Game. First to the Name. We are proud to announce that North Jersey Cornhole® is now a federally registered trademark of the United States Patent and Trademark Office. While receiving a trademark certificate may seem like a small milestone from the outside, for us it represents years of hard work, growth, and dedication to building something meaningful in our community. North Jersey Cornhole started the same way many great stories do: with two friends tossing bag

Dave Blauvelt
Jun 242 min read


Celebrating 10 Years of Beer with a Cornhole Tournament at Czig Meister Brewing
North Jersey Cornhole was proud to be part of Czig Meister Brewing Company's 10th Anniversary Celebration on June 13, 2026, in Hackettstown, New Jersey. It was a hot summer day with clear blue skies, cold beers pouring, and plenty of friendly competition on the boards. Eighteen doubles teams joined us for an afternoon cornhole tournament as part of a day-long celebration marking ten years of craft beer, community, and great memories at Czig Meister Brewery. The tournament fea

Dave Blauvelt
Jun 161 min read


Laker Sports Club Cornhole Fundraiser Raises Scholarship Funds for Mountain Lakes Student Athletes
On Sunday, May 31, North Jersey Cornhole had the pleasure of hosting a private cornhole fundraiser for the Laker Sports Club at Mountain Lakes High School. The Laker Sports Club plays an important role in supporting Mountain Lakes student athletes by raising funds for scholarships and athletic programs. We were honored to help contribute to that mission through a day of friendly competition and community involvement. With perfect weather, a great turnout, and plenty of enthus

Dave Blauvelt
Jun 101 min read


Bags, Brews & Barks Cornhole Fundraiser Brings Community Together at Long Valley Brew Pub
We had the pleasure of hosting our Bags, Brews & Barks cornhole fundraiser at Long Valley Brew Pub in support of Jersey Dog Rescue, and it could not have been a better day.

Dave Blauvelt
May 172 min read


Sussex Tech Education Foundation Hosts First Annual Cornhole Tournament Fundraiser at Fence Road Farm
Dozens of players came out to support the Sussex County Technical School Education Foundation during its first annual cornhole tournament fundraiser held at Fence Road Farm Brewery. Despite more than an inch of rain falling throughout the day, the weather did little to dampen the atmosphere. Players, friends, and supporters stayed warm and dry inside the venue’s beautiful event space, where great conversations, friendly competition, and plenty of laughs filled the afternoon.

Dave Blauvelt
May 72 min read


North Jersey Cornhole Hosts Tournament for Local 825, Brings Over 100 Players Together in Garfield NJ
We had the opportunity to host Local 825’s Cornhole Tournament at the Russian Orthodox Church of the Three Saints in Garfield New Jersey, and it turned into one of our biggest events to date. The venue offered an incredible amount of space, allowing us to set up 10 full sets of boards with plenty of room for players and spectators to comfortably throw bags and enjoy the day. With over 100 members, friends, and family in attendance, this sold out event was packed with energy f

Dave Blauvelt
Feb 282 min read


Vernon Township High School NAHS Cornhole Tournament Fundraiser Brings Students, Teachers, and Community Together
On Saturday, November 15th, we had the privilege of hosting the Vernon Township National Art Honor Society Cornhole Tournament Fundraiser at Vernon Township High School, and it was an incredible day from start to finish. Held inside the school cafeteria, the event brought together students, teachers, families, and community members for a fun and competitive afternoon, all while supporting a great cause. The tournament featured a double elimination format, giving everyone mult

Dave Blauvelt
Nov 16, 20252 min read


From Backyard Games to North Jersey Cornhole
What started as a few casual games in the backyard quickly turned into something much bigger. Like a lot of people, my cornhole partner and I started out just playing for fun, tossing bags at family parties, tailgates, and get-togethers. But over time, we got more competitive. We started learning the game, improving our throws, and eventually wanted to see how we stacked up against better players. That’s when we began traveling. Week after week, we found ourselves driving 45

Dave Blauvelt
Aug 1, 20252 min read
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