MPDP Cornhole League - Fall 2026

Join Metro Parks disABILITIES Programs for the MPDP Fall 2026 Cornhole League, running from August through November at the Centennial Sportsplex. Athletes will enjoy friendly competition, skill development, teamwork, and opportunities to connect with friends in a welcoming and inclusive environment.

The league is open to athletes of all abilities ages 18 and older. Whether you are an experienced player or learning cornhole for the first time, MPDP staff and volunteers will help you participate at your own skill level. Participants register individually, and MPDP will organize players and partnerships throughout the league.

Location:
Centennial Sportsplex
222 25th Avenue North
Nashville, TN 37203

Time:
Fridays from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM

Cost:
Free for all athletes

August 28
September 11
September 18
September 25
October 9
October 30
November 6
November 13

All listed dates are regular league and training sessions.

Eligible athletes may have the opportunity to compete in the Special Olympics Fall Games on Saturday, October 17, 2026, in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

Athletes must participate in at least 50 percent of the scheduled cornhole training sessions to qualify for Special Olympics competition. Participation in the MPDP Cornhole League does not automatically guarantee placement at the Fall Games.

MPDP welcomes volunteers to serve as Unified Partners and Sport Assistants.

Unified Partners compete alongside Special Olympics athletes, encourage teamwork, model good sportsmanship, and help create an inclusive competitive experience.

Sport Assistants support the league through scorekeeping, equipment setup and organization, court management, athlete encouragement, and other duties assigned by MPDP staff.

Volunteers should be dependable, encouraging, respectful, and comfortable working with athletes of different abilities and experience levels.

Our MPDP Sports Leagues are provided free of charge to athletes through the generosity of sponsors, donors, and community partners, including the Friends of Metro Parks disABILITIES Programs.

Donations help cover equipment, uniforms, facility expenses, competition costs, transportation needs, awards, and other program resources. Every contribution helps MPDP continue offering accessible and inclusive sports opportunities for athletes throughout Nashville and Davidson County.

Individuals, businesses, and organizations interested in donating or sponsoring an MPDP Sports League may contact Glen Adkins or Jonathan Shelton through the Metro Parks disABILITIES Programs Office.

For questions about MPDP Sports Leagues, contact:

Jonathan Shelton
[email protected]

For questions about the MPDP Day Program or other MPDP programs, contact:

Metro Parks disABILITIES Programs Office
615-862-8489

Glen Adkins
[email protected]