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Cheyenne Bubenheim
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Cheyenne Bubenheim
Updated: October 2026
Cheyenne Bubenheim is the most decorated women’s player in modern cornhole. The DeLand, Florida pro won four straight ACL Women’s Singles World Championships (2021–2024) and three ACL Women’s Doubles world titles. After leaving the ACL in 2025, she moved to the American Cornhole Organization. She won the 2026 ACO Women’s World Singles Championship the next summer.
Cheyenne Bubenheim Quick Facts
| Hometown | DeLand, Florida |
| Born | August 2000 |
| Turned pro | 2019 |
| League | ACO (2026); ACL (2019–2025) |
| Bag sponsor | |
| World titles | 8 (1 ACO, 7 ACL) |
World Championship Titles
ACO
| Year | Title |
|---|---|
| 2026 | ACO Women’s World Singles Champion (Worlds 21) |
ACL
| Year | Title |
|---|---|
| 2024 | ACL Women’s Singles World Champion |
| 2024 | ACL Women’s Doubles World Champion (with Kamryn Belvin) |
| 2023 | ACL Women’s Singles World Champion |
| 2023 | ACL Women’s Doubles World Champion (with Sarah Cassidy) |
| 2022 | ACL Women’s Singles World Champion |
| 2022 | ACL Women’s Doubles World Champion (with Sarah Cassidy) |
| 2021 | ACL Women’s Singles World Champion |
Career Highlights
2026: ACO world champion
- ACO World Championships 21 (Owensboro, KY, July):
- Women’s Singles World Champion
- 2nd in Coed Doubles with Jeremiah Ellis
- 3rd in Women’s Doubles with Kim Jackson
- 3rd in World Doubles with Drew Dickson
- ACO Erie (April): Women’s Champion
2025
- Left the ACL and joined the ACO.
2024
- Won her fourth straight ACL Women’s Singles world title, and the Women’s Doubles world title with Kamryn Belvin.
- New Berlin, Wisconsin (June): reached the semifinals of a gender-neutral pro singles event, competing to become the first woman to win one. It came just months after she became a mom.
2021–2023
- Won three straight ACL Women’s Singles world titles, and back-to-back Women’s Doubles world titles with Sarah Cassidy (2022 and 2023).
- Multiple ACL Pro Shootout Women’s Singles titles.
- One of the few women to win a gender-neutral pro doubles title.
Bags
During her ACL career, she was sponsored by Titan Bags and had her own signature series bag. [Update with her current ACO sponsor and bag.]
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Background
Bubenheim turned pro in 2019 and quickly became the face of women’s cornhole. She dominated the ACL women’s division for four straight years, and was among the league’s top earners of any gender. She became a mom in 2024 and travels to tournaments with her family. In 2025, she moved to the ACO and won another world title within a year.
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FAQ
Is Cheyenne Bubenheim retired?
No. She left the ACL in 2025 but still competes in the American Cornhole Organization (ACO), and won the 2026 ACO Women’s World Singles Championship.
How many world titles has Cheyenne Bubenheim won?
Eight: four ACL Women’s Singles (2021–2024), three ACL Women’s Doubles (2022, 2023, 2024), and the 2026 ACO Women’s Singles.
Where is Cheyenne Bubenheim from?
DeLand, Florida.
Who were Cheyenne Bubenheim’s doubles partners?
She won ACL Women’s Doubles world titles with Sarah Cassidy (2022, 2023) and Kamryn Belvin (2024).
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