For Round 5 of the season, the UK Cornhole League headed north... far north to within a stone’s throw of Hadrian’s Wall, to the historic market town of Haltwhistle in Northumberland. A place shaped by Roman legions and medieval conflict became, for one unforgettable weekend, not just the centre of Britain, but the Centre of UK Cornhole.  From the Solent in the deep south to Scotland beyond the Wall, players travelled the length and breadth of the country to contest the league

With the echoes of New Year celebrations still fading and a sudden shift in the weather bringing snow and a sharp cold snap, early expectations for Open 4 were modest. Registrations initially hovered around 35, and attendance projections were set slightly lower than previous rounds. However, the resilience and enthusiasm of the community once again exceeded all expectations. Within the final 24 hours, registrations surged to 61 players, setting the stage for a busy and memora

Round 3 delivered the biggest turnout in league history as 64 competitors descended on Ashby de la Zouch for a day of high-quality cornhole and fierce competition. With numbers climbing each round, earning a coveted spot in the top tier has never been tougher – and this round proved once again that in the UKCL, there are no easy games. Rounders: The Race for Tier One Just four players navigated Rounders unbeaten to punch their tickets directly into Tier One: Oliver Chivers (B