Ultimate Cornhole in Chesapeake: Be there or B2
CHESAPEAKE Cornhole might have started as pastime, but it's serious business now. Ray Roenker, who owns the Wild Wing Cafe on Sams Drive, was on vacation in 2007 the first time he saw the game played. He thought it would be a fun thing to offer at his restaurant. He was right. Monday night is a big deal at Wild Wing now - that's the night the Ultimate Cornhole League competes.
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