Competitive cornhole is on the rise in Arizona and internationally
While some may view it as a simple backyard activity, cornhole has grown and attempted to stake its claim as a legitimate sport over recent years.
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While some may view it as a simple backyard activity, cornhole has grown and attempted to stake its claim as a legitimate sport over recent years.
While some see it as a simple backyard activity, cornhole has grown and attempted to stake its claim as a legitimate sport in recent years. As participation in the sport has continued to increase, it has helped develop a strong community both locally and nationally.
Article content Lambton College’s athletics complex has a new name – the Cestar Group Athletics & Fitness Complex – following a $2-million donation in early May. Money from the donation will be used to increase athletic and recreational opportunities at the facility, the college announced, while the corporate naming rights will be reflected with new signs at the building’s main entrance. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. $2-million donation to Lambton College fitness complex Back to video Cestar College of Business, Health and Technology i...
Article content Lambton College’s athletics facility has been renamed the Cestar Group Athletic and Fitness Complex following a $2-million donation by the company. The Sarnia-based college said Thursday a sign with the new name was installed recently at the facility’s main entrance. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Lambton College athletics centre renamed following Cestar donation Back to video The Cestar College of Business, Health and Technology is a private Toronto school licensed since 2011 to teach Lambton College students using Lambton ...
994 Views Jessie “The Hammer” Tuggle wasn’t the biggest kid coming out of high school. Even after being voted MVP of his Griffin High School football team that he led to the state semi-finals his senior year, Division I recruiters thought he was too small to compete at their level. In fact, at only 5’10 and 180 pounds, most Division II schools were also turned off by Tuggle’s size. His story goes to show that recruiting doesn’t tell you how much heart a player has or how dedicated. Valdosta State College’s head coach Jim Goodman must have caught a glimpse when he offered the un...