Three men from South Jersey are tossing a new sport into the major league ring of Philadelphia.
A trucker, a college student, and an auto body shop-owner are the faces behind a new major league sport coming to Philadelphia. Zeb Campagna, Jayson Miletta, and Domenic Nigro, respectively, have joined forces to bring their vision of Major League Cornhole to life.
The sport has seen a surge in popularity, particularly as the American Cornhole League aired on ESPN during the isolated days of 2020. He and Nigro are now co-owners of the Philadelphia Bell-Ringers, one of the first six teams to franchise with MLC. Today, they hosted a try-out event at Live! Casino and Hotel to recruit more players to the team.
Looking ahead, the MLC is preparing to start their inaugural season. Opening day for the Philadelphia Bell-Ringers will be Saturday, May 6, 2023 at Live! Casino and Hotel.
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