League Recap

2024-2025

WINTER LEAGUE

CORNHOLE SINGLES LEAGUE

Roseau, Minnesota

The 2024–2025 Winter Singles League brought 23 players together for eight weeks of weekly cornhole competition. Players competed throughout the season using a handicap system designed to keep the league competitive across different skill levels. After 48 games per player, Chris Nix finished on top with a 40–8 record, with Jay Billberg and Shawn Lyberg close behind at 39–9.

Tuesdays

23 Players

8 Weeks

Singles

Handicap System

League At A Glance

23

8

Weeks

Singles

Format

Handicap

System

Players

6

Games Guarenteed A Night

A great mix of skill levels

Weekly Competition

Individual Play

Fair Play For Everyone

FINAL STANDINGS

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR TOP 3 PLAYERS!

1ST PLACE

2ND PLACE

3RD PLACE

Chris Nix 40-8

Jay Billberg 39-9

Shawn Lyberg 39-9

SEASON RECAP

The 2024–2025 Winter Singles League brought together 23 players for eight weeks of competition. With six games played each week, the season gave everyone plenty of time on the boards while the standings developed over 48 games.

The race at the top stayed close through the season. Chris Nix ultimately claimed the league championship with a 40–8 record, finishing just one game ahead of Jay Billberg and Shawn Lyberg, who both finished 39–9.

The season also produced several standout performances. Austin Monsrud and Kevin Wensloff tied for the most points scored with 987 each, while Shawn Lyberg and Dominic Stewart led the league with 57 four-baggers apiece.

More than anything, the league gave players of different skill levels eight weeks to compete, improve, and enjoy the game together, setting the stage for the End of League Tournament that followed the season.

THANK YOU

A big thank you to every player who participated in the 2024–2025 Winter Singles League. Eight weeks of league play wouldn't be possible without people continuing to show up, compete, and help make each week enjoyable.

Thank you as well to everyone who helped with setup, scoring, boards, and keeping the league running each week. The time and effort people put in behind the scenes helped make the season possible.

Most importantly, thank you to everyone who continues to support and grow cornhole in Roseau County. Whether you were competing for the top of the standings or simply enjoying another night on the boards, every player was part of what made this league a success.

See you on the boards!