2026 CORNHOLE CHAMPIONS CROWNED AFTER UNDEFEATED RUN

Joe Press and Jon Clark went undefeated in this year's double elimination cornhole tournament. After arriving two hours late — to groans, side-eyes, and at least one threat of a forfeit (Giovanni Teece), the duo kicked off their hot streak that ended up winning them a championship.

It isn't their first chip either. Press and Clark are the defending champions, and the 2026 win makes it back-to-back titles in two years. Would this be considered a dynasty? Boardament Sports thinks so!

Randomizer Under Investigation

The win wasn't without controversy. Rumors circulated throughout the day that a "secret payment" had been made to the organizer in exchange for a favorable randomizer draw. No formal investigation was opened, no statements were issued, and no receipts ever surfaced — so the full story may never be known.

"Will they go for the triple crown?"

For now, the bracket is signed, the bottles are empty, and the champions remain undefeated. Whether 2027 brings a three-peat, a challenger, or a long-awaited investigation — Boardament will be watching.

Jon Reilly showed out at this year's pong tournament, even after his friend (Nick Lydon) used his birthday wish to be the champion of his own birthday party. Critics say this was the most diabolical thing they have seen in their career.

"Fake #1 Seed" — Anthony C.

Whenever there is a tournament, you know there is going to be some controversy. When the seeds were drawn, other opponents believed that the #1 seed was "fake" and that Jon didn't deserve it. One opponent even said "fake #1 seed" right to Jon's face — but we know that didn't faze him.

"Will he ruin another birthday?"

Jon will remain champion until next year. Will Nick use his birthday wish for a championship — or to sabotage the current champ? Boardament Sports will be keeping track.