Players
Build | Connect | Compete
Competitive cornhole is back at the Club level. Play at your local Club, take on players across your District, and earn your shot at the State Championship.
HOW IT WORKS: CLUB - DISTRICT - STATE
The MCA strengthens local Clubs, connects players and communities through District competition, and creates opportunities for statewide recognition. We support Club independence, player development, and fair play, and we offer a clear pathway for players of every skill level.
1. CLUB: Build. Local Clubs host qualifying events, and Club Directors keep independence in their regular operations.
2. DISTRICT: Connect. District events bring together players from neighboring Clubs and areas. Clubs are encouraged to work together on scheduling and hosting.
3. STATE: Compete. One State Championship ends the season. It gives qualified STATE members a chance at statewide recognition.
Choose your MCA Membership
Club Membership
Price: $20
Features:
✅ Access to Club Event points
✅ Access to District Event points
❌ Not eligble for the bonus points at signup
❌ Not Eligible for State Championships
State Membership
Price: $45
Features:
✅ Access to Club Event points
✅ Access to District Event points
✅ 100 Bonus Points when you sign up
✅ Qualify for State Championships, awards, and state recognition.
Want to upgrade later?
If you start with CLUB, you’ll be able to upgrade to STATE during the season.
Not a member yet?
You can still play. Not every participant in a Club event has to be an MCA member. Eligible members can earn league points in a qualifying field that includes nonmembers.
The Season at a glance
The 2027 regular season runs January 4 to June 6. Your best 23 Club results and best 5 District finishes count toward the season standings. You can play in more events than that, and only your top results are counted. The State Championship is set for mid-to-late June 2027, with exact dates to be announced.
Your starting tier is based on your 120-day PPR (points per round), so you compete against players at a similar skill level. Each tier has its own District and State points table, so players are rewarded for how they perform at their own level. Your tier is set before the event and doesn’t change automatically. Preliminary rounders can’t move you down. If you want a bigger challenge, you can play up into a higher tier. Sandbagging is prohibited, so everyone competes at their true skill level.
Get the Players Guide
Everything you need to know for the 2027 season
The MCA Player Guide covers how the season works, from your first Club event to the State Championship. Read it before you join, or keep it handy during the season.
Inside the guide:
Membership options
Skill tiers and how classification works
Club events and points
District events and points
State Championship qualification and points
Player Code of Conduct
Players Code Of conduct
MCA promotes competitive cornhole built on honesty, integrity, sportsmanship, and respect.
Sportsmanship & Respect.
Compete fairly and respect opponents, partners, Directors, officials, and spectators. Good-natured banter is welcome. Personal attacks, threats, harassment, and abuse are not.
Fair Play & Competitive Integrity.
Compete at your true skill level. Sandbagging, manipulating PPR stats, falsifying results, or misrepresenting your skill is prohibited. Give accurate registration information.
Respect for Clubs & Directors.
Follow Club rules, venue policies, and Director decisions. Raise disagreements respectfully through the proper channels.
Concerns & Disputes.
Go to your Club Director first. If it’s unresolved, take it to the MCA Board.
Public Conduct & Social Media.
Constructive criticism is welcome. Personal attacks, harassment, threats, and knowingly spreading false information are not.
Accountability.
The Club Director or MCA Board may review violations. Responses should be reasonable and consistent, and you’ll have a chance to explain your side. Formal discipline and appeals are decided by the Board.