2026 Throw Down for Education Cornhole Tournament

Join us for a day of friendly competition, cold drinks, great food, and plenty of cornhole action at our Annual Throw Down for Education Cornhole Tournament on Thursday, June 18, 2026!

Gather your team and sign up for a chance to be crowned the ultimate cornhole champion. This fun event raises money to support scholarships for member-affiliated students and those studying Construction Management or Civil Engineering at California colleges.

Tickets

Player Tickets: 

Early Bird: $195 (Member) | $295 (Non-Member)
Available until 5 pm, Tue, March 31

Standard: $210 (Member) | $310 (Non-Member)
Available until 5 pm, Thu, June 4

Onsite: Unavailable

Spectator:

Early Bird: $110 (Member) | $210 (Non-Member)
Available until 5 pm, Tue, March 31

Standard: $125 (Member) | $225 (Non-Member)
Available until 5 pm, Thu, June 4

Onsite: $175 (Member) | $275 (Non-Member)

Sponsorships

Available until 5 pm, Thu, May 28

Why Should You Attend?

• Enjoy a lively tournament and networking with industry peers.
• Support scholarships for future leaders in construction and engineering.
• Experience great food, drinks, and fun contests like the Long Toss Challenge.
• Cheer on your colleagues and enjoy a spirited competition that brings the industry together.

Target Audience

Members, industry partners, and guests who want to connect and support education within the industry.

Agenda

1:30 pm: Registration, Networking & Practice
2:30 pm: Welcome and Rules
2:45 pm: Tournament Starts
*Teams who are not at their starting courts on time will be considered a forfeit and receive a score of 0 for that round*
4:45 pm: Long Toss Contest (Closest Wins $500)
*Long Toss tickets will be sold at the event: 1 for $20 or 6 for $100*
5:30 pm: Tournament Finals
6:00 pm: Awards & Event Conclusion

Refund Policy: For a full refund of your event ticket, submit a written cancellation request to Rachel at roraa@unitedcontractors.org by June 4 (two weeks before the event). After June 4, cancellations can occur, but refunds are no longer eligible.