Staff members from West Islip, Hauppauge compete in first annual cornhole tournament for a cause
The competition raises money for the Wounded Warrior Project which supports injured veterans and active service members.
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Apr 4, 2024, 12:35 PM
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Updated 27 days ago
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9ds agoTwo Suffolk school districts turned their cornhole skills into support for our nation’s heroes.
West Islip and Hauppauge hosted the first annual district cornhole tournament.
The competition raises money for the Wounded Warrior Project which supports injured veterans and active service members.
Staff members competed in teams of two, with the winning duo earning the honor of presenting the check to the organization.
A total of 25 teams from each district competed.
There were prizes for the winners and the team with the most spirit.
