Brayden Wilson
ACL Pro

ACL Pro Brayden Wilson, a 12-year-old from Bastrop, TX, has rapidly ascended in the American Cornhole League (ACL) to become one of its youngest professional players. His journey began during the COVID-19 pandemic, when he and his father, Steven, started playing cornhole together. This father-son activity soon transformed into a passion, leading Brayden to compete in tournaments nationwide. As of January 2025, Brayden is 12 years old and continues to compete at a high level in professional cornhole tournaments.

2024 PRO SINGLES STATS

In the 2023 season, Brayden achieved significant milestones:

• USA Cornhole Junior Doubles Champion: Secured the title with partner Cameron Dambrosio.
• Stevie Award: Honored as the Top Amateur, recognizing his exceptional performance throughout the season.

Transitioning to the professional circuit, Brayden partnered with ACL Pro AJ Sims. Together, they clinched victory in the Pro Shootout Doubles Division in Minnesota, earning a spot in the national finals held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

As of the 2024-2025 season, Brayden is a member of the Texas Bully Baggers, one of the 16 ACL Pro Teams introduced to enhance the league's competitive structure.

Balancing his burgeoning cornhole career with academics, Brayden dedicates approximately two hours daily to practice, all while managing his responsibilities as a sixth-grade student at Bastrop Intermediate School. His father, Steven, acknowledges the challenges but remains supportive of Brayden's ambitions.

Brayden's dedication, skill, and early achievements have established him as a notable figure in professional cornhole, inspiring many with his commitment to the sport at such a young age.

For a closer look at Brayden's journey and insights into his experiences as an ACL Pro, you can watch the following Interview with Brayden Wilson

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