Bagging cash for vets

Posted 6/29/23

They Got Your 6 Foundation, a local charity assisting veterans, first responders and their fami- lies with various needs, hosted a benefit cornhole tournament in downtown Mineola Saturday.

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Bagging cash for vets

(Monitor photo by Sam Major)

Aaron Graham signals his partner to throw high floater, as Dallas Scott reacts. [bag a corn hole print]

(Monitor photo by Sam Major)

Aaron Graham and Shelby Jones display sportsmanship after the conclusion of the championship match. [bag a corn hole print]

Sometimes the bags listen. [bag a corn hole print]

(Monitor photo by Sam Major)

Heather Mullins competes in the late afternoon heat Saturday on the way to winning a championship with cornhole partner Aaron Graham. [bag a corn hole print]

Posted Thursday, June 29, 2023 8:03 am

They Got Your 6 Foundation, a local charity assisting veterans, first responders and their families with various needs, hosted a benefit cornhole tournament in downtown Mineola Saturday.

Heather Mullins and Aaron Graham won the upper tier tournament. Second place went to Shelby Jones and Dallas Scott and finsihing in third were Armando Trejo and Roger Carter.

Organizers said they plan to hold events next year and hope to have the tournament during a cooler season.

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