Event host Matt Stover – two-time Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl champion & Players Philanthropy Fund founder – makes the official first toss, kicking off the tournament.Pictured (LtoR) Dale Morgan, Maryland Cornhole Organizatio owner; Augie Loetz, Augie Loetz Custom Carpentry owner; Jack Taylor, Alexandria Toyota president; and Bernie Adkins, Jr., retired railroad engineerPictured (LtoR) Justin Tucker, Baltimore Ravens kicker; Brandon Carr, Baltimore Ravens cornerback; Jim Walters, Bel Air-based CPW; and Glenn Younes, Ed Reed Foundation directorPictured (LtoR) Paul Rabil, all-star lacrosse/Team USA player; Cassie Calvert, Baltimore Ravens social media coordinator; and Melissa Stephens, Baltimore Ravens community relations internPictured (LtoR) Willie Frankli, Franklin Financial Group managing principal; and Victor Abiamiri, former Philadelphia Eagles defensive endPictured (LtoR) Marc Kantrowitz, Baltimore-based special event consultant; and Eleanor Shriver, Players Philanthropy Fund executive directorPictured (LtoR) Jennifer Aparicio, Verizon engineer; Nestor Aparicio, WNST.net owner/host; and Carl Davis, Baltimore Ravens defensive tacklePictured (LtoR) Brandon Williams, Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle; and Jessica Long, Paralympics multiple gold medal-winning swimmerPictured (LtoR) Megan Brune, Brown Advisory relationship advisor; Joe Doherty, Sudina executive recruiter; and Lisa Doherty, community volunteerFolks filled the Baltimore Museum of Industry for the Beltway Boards & Brews Celebrity Cornhole Tournament. Some were there just as spectators. Other got to compete against some two dozen sports and entertainment celebs.The event benefited the Players Philanthropy Fund and several other charities.
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
