Local bean bag champ eyes pro game
Camryn Barrientoz, left, and his doubles partner Jay Robins took back-to-back titles at the Wenatchee Valley Cornhole tournament last week. Barrientoz is working his way into professional status, he said.
COURTESY PHOTO/CAMRYN BARRIENTOZ
MOSES LAKE — We’ve seen the game at almost every outdoor community gathering: two or more players tossing bean bags at a board tilted up at an angle, aiming for a hole in the board. But that bean bag toss game, also called cornhole, is more than just a casual pastime; it’s a serious sport with dedicated players.
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