Cornhole

january 23RD 2025

JORDAN BALLROOM -- STUDENT UNION BUILDING @ 4:00 PM

Playing cornhole offers a fantastic opportunity to connect with peers and industry professionals in a relaxed yet competitive setting. Come enjoy playing with our custom-made cornhole boards and bags.

Interested? Click the button below to sign your company up!

Sign-up Form

Event Rules:

Buy in: $250
Two members of your company will join two students to be on a team
You will compete against other companies
Prize: A hand-made trophy by the ASCE Student Chapter members
Outcome: The first-place winners will be awarded the CE conference room for a day of their choosing! They can host information sessions, run a display table, and/or conduct interviews.

Rules of the game:

Cornhole boards will be placed 27 feet apart from front edge to front edge. A cornhole team will consist of two industry professionals and two Boise State ASCE Student Chapter Members. The teams will alternate tossing their cornhole bags toward the opposite board. After the bags are tossed, the score for that inning will be calculated. The team that scored in the previous inning pitches next after sides are swapped. If no team scores, the team that pitched first in the previous inning pitches again.

Scoring (cancellation):

A cornhole bag that goes through the hole is worth 3 points. A cornhole bag that lands on the board is worth 1 point. A cornhole bag that hits the ground and bounces on or off the board is worth 0 points. Cancellation scoring will be used, meaning after each inning the points will be calculated and the team with the higher number of points subtracts the amount of points scored from the other team. Cornhole games will be played up to 21 points.

Meet your potential teammates!

Tori Abbott

Senior

Civil Engineering Interests: Structural

Has played the violin for 15 years.

Taken by RedBuilt

Lucas ARsenith

Graduate Student

Civil Engineering Interests: Geotechnical

Buys too many machines off Facebook.

Taken by WSP

Chiara brancacio

Junior

Civil Engineering Interests: Environmental/Water Resources

Go to karaoke song is Picture by Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow.

Taken by WSP

grant goErtzen

Graduate Student

Civil Engineering Interests: Geotechnical

Drinks 6,000 mg of salt a day.

Taken by HMH

KELEIGH DOCKENS

Senior

Civil Engineering Interests: everything!

Has never been stung by a bee.

Taken by RedBuilt

Dalton Bjorum

Senior

Civil Engineering Interests: Geotechnical

Built his own computer.

Available

Junior

Senior

Civil Engineering Interest: Land Development

Likes swing dancing.

Taken by C3 Civil Engineering

LILLY LAWRENCE

Sophomore

Civil Engineering Interest: Geotechnical

Pigeons can do math

(sometimes better than me).

Taken by Schnabel Engineering

Casey Becker

Freshman

Civil Engineering Interest: Environmental/Waste Water

Is from the base of the smallest mountain range in the world, Sutter Buttes.

Taken by Great West Engineering

rOKAYA MOHAMMED

Junior

Civil Engineering Interest: Water Resources

Dream car is a pink Porsche 911 GT3 RS.

Taken by ASCE Southern Idaho Section

Joshua alvardo

Freshman

Civil Engineering Interest: Structural

Hobby of 3D animation and has worked with many small teams for projects.

Taken by Hensel Phelps

Dylan wallery

Senior

Civil Engineering Interest: Transportation

Loves hunting and the outdoors.

Taken by Provost & Pritchard

EZEKIEL KING

Sophomore

Civil Engineering Interest: Geotechnical/Water Resources

Was in the United States Marine Corps.

Taken by Provost & Pritchard

KRISTEN DOBSON

Sophomore

Civil Engineering Interest:

Structural

Favorite fruit is huckleberries.

Taken by Hensel Phelps

SARA HOLLIST

Freshman

Construction Management Major

Interest: Residential Land Development

I've traveled to 46 states and counting!

Available

IVY ISCH

Freshman

Civil Engineering Interest: Urban Planning and Transportation

I play the cello in the BSU Symphony!

Available

HALLIE KELLER

Junior

Civil Engineering Interest: Structural

I do pottery and stained glass on the side!

Taken by Schnabel Engineering

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