Community Events
Warren Coalition Presents Midnight Monster Mash Cornhole Tournament for High School Students
High school students in Warren County are invited to participate in the Warren Coalition’s Midnight Monster Mash Cornhole Tournament on October 27th at the Health & Human Services Complex Gym (465 W 15th Street)! This is a single-division tournament with just one champion team at the end. The entry fee for a team is $10 at the door (cash only) or $5 for an individual who wants to be paired up with someone else. Doors open at 9:45 pm for registration.
Students must be accompanied by an adult (18+). The end time will depend on the number of participants.
All students are encouraged to engage in some extra fun and dress in their Halloween best for this tournament! There will be a small prize awarded for the top costume. There will be additional side games with prizes in honor of Red Ribbon Week (no extra charge), as well as chips and drinks for sale, cash only.
No pre-registration is required. For more information, email wc@warrencoalition.org!
This event is hosted by Warren Coalition and Warren County Parks & Recreation.
Warren Coalition is a nonprofit agency established in 1994 to help fill the gaps in health care and substance misuse awareness to the community. The Coalition began under the guidance of Warren Memorial Hospital as an outreach project, but it has since grown and was incorporated in 2001. The office is located in the Warren County Community Center. Their mission is to make Warren County a safe, healthy, and drug free community through many programs and in collaboration with 15+ member agencies.
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