Adam Clark

Professional Cornhole Player

ACL Pro for Carolina Conference
2019/20

Adam Clark's Biography

I am ACL Pro Adam Clark from the Carolina Conference and this is my story of how and when I started playing cornhole and worked my way up to an ACL Pro. My dad introduced me to the game about 10 years ago and it all started just for fun. I’m such a competitive person that I started to put a lot of time into the game and learn how to play no matter the competition. Once I was able to win local tourneys I started hearing about a professional league about 2 hours away and I started traveling to those to find out I wasn’t as good as I thought. From there I elevated my game to the highest level and that’s why I have this opportunity to play in the ACL Pro Division against the best in the world!

Cornhole Achievements:

Playing on ESPN at the WCO this year!

My Sponsors:

My Most Memorable Moment
Playing on ESPN at WCO this year!

About Me

Nickname

Pornstache

Pro Partner

Jason Tyson

Preferred Bags

All Slides or Reynolds Pro Advantages

Favorite Color

Green

Favorite Hobby

Cornhole

Favorite Food

Pasta

Occupation

Forklift Operator

Hometown

Hasty, NC

My Home League

McColl Tavern League

Favorite Player

Tanner Halbert

Favorite Shot

Blocker

Mentor

Howard Clark

Sharing is Caring

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Contact

Office

Slide-Rites

Home

Orange

Email

Racing

Skype

To many but my moms Jalapeño chicken Mac and cheese

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Londonderry, NH

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Contact

Office

All-Slides

Home

Purple

Email

Antiquing

Skype

Tacconelli’s pizza

Location

Bristol, PA

Check Skills

Blocking

Slide

airmails

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Contact

Office

Ultra Cobras/Widows or All Slides

Home

Lime Green

Email

Traveling

Skype

Seafood

Location

Mechanicsville, VA

Check Skills

Motivation

Mental

Slide

Airmail

block

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Contact

Office

Reynolds Pro Advantages

Home

Red

Email

Hanging out with my girls

Skype

Tacos

Location

Cadiz, OH but moved to Sugar Hill, GA

Check Skills

slide

blocking

Curve/Hook bag

Push

airmails

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