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2024 Liftech Picnic & Cornhole Tournament

Liftech Company Picnic & Cornhole Tournament September 22nd, 2024

Liftech Picnic

An incredible experience to meet everyone’s family & enjoy each other outside of work.  Liftech reserved a pavilion at Clement Park in Littleton, Colorado.

âś… Incredible BBQ catered food from Brad’s Pit BBQ

âś… Bucket Golf

âś… Cornhole Tournament

âś… Competitive Games & Prizes

Picnic and Corn Hole Tournment Photos:

Repeat Champs!

Shout out to our back-to-back champions Austin Bell and Julian Janik for winning 2024’s Corn Hole Championship.  Most people blamed the wind or low sun that day, but not these two.  If you want to hear the entire tournament story, tune into ESPN’s latest 30 for 30 documentary on this championship run.

Beyond being cornhole champions, these guys bring great energy to Liftech.  Thank you Julian & Austin!

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