All doubles teams that participate in any of the following events will need to be from the same College.

Win an ACL College Meet. Winners of Singles, Doubles, and Teams at each Meet win a bid in the same division to the NCCC that year.

Win a College Qualifier hosted by a sanctioned ACL Director. Winning doubles team will receive a team bid.

Win an ACL College Doubles Tournament at an ACL Open series. Winning doubles team will receive a team bid. College Doubles Tournaments will be held on Fridays at Opens. Check the Open Schedule for all details and registration.

Unable to play in a qualifier?

Players may purchase Singles, Doubles and/or a Team entry.

The 2026-2027 ACL College Meet Schedule will be available during the summer of of 2026.

All event pages for ACL College Meets can be found here. All players who meet ACL College eligibility are eligible to compete. There will be singles, doubles, and teams tournaments at each meet. Players are not required to play in all three divisions at the meet. All meets are free to enter, but some meets will require venue fees. Check each event page for details.

1. Each player must have a valid student ID issued by their college or university.
2. Players must provide proof of their current class schedule for the semester in which the event takes place. If an event takes place between two semesters, the player will need to provide the schedule for the semester before the event.
3. Players must have a valid college email address associated with their institution.
4. Undergraduate students must have completed a minimum of 9 credit hours in the semester or semester prior to the event to be eligible to compete.
5. Graduate students must have completed a minimum of 6 credit hours in the semester or semester prior to the event to be eligible to compete.
6. A player can participate in the ACL College National Championships a maximum of 5 times.
7. If a player signs a contract as professional cornhole player with the ACL, they are no longer eligible to compete in ACL College Events. Junior Pro contracts do not apply.
8. Players who are attempting to qualify for professional status but have not yet succeeded are still eligible to compete in ACL College.
9. All team members in ACL College events must be students from the same college campus.
10. The age limit for players to compete in ACL College is 25 years old. However, a waiver can be submitted for special circumstances, and exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis by emailing the ACL College National Director.

Team Entry (4 players)

Doubles Entry 

Singles Entry

The registration link for the 2027 NCCC will become available in Fall of 2026.

Coming soon