Daymon Dennis
Professional Cornhole Player
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Daymon Dennis's Biography
I am ACL Pro Daymon Dennis from the Mid-South Conference and this is my story of how I became a professional cornhole player for the American Cornhole League.
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Turned Pro
Philip Haydon
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AllCornhole GameChangers
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Hometown
Brownsville, KY
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Greg Collins
ACL Pro for West Conference
Greg Collins
ACL Pro for West ConferenceI am ACL Pro Greg Collins from the West Conference and this is my story of how I became a professional cornhole player for the American Cornhole League. Started playing competitively in 2018 at the age of 58. I Live in the Central Valley of California, in a small farming town called Escalon. I work in the Director of Sales for All West Select Sires which provides genetics to dairy and beef producers. In October of 2018, my wife, Tamara saw on Facebook, her friends, Maybelle and Paul Abplanalp playing cornhole and inquired to when and where. That night we joined up with the Manteca league and we haven't looked back since. I remember my first Regional tournament in West Sacramento, it flamed a desire to really build my game. We would often drive into the San Francisco Bay area to play in locals and regionals with ACL pro Blake Demale, Nick Renevitz, Ken Jones and Brett Holland all highly skilled players, they pushed my game. 2019 I competed in my first King and Queen competition in Madera, CA and also went to Spencer McKenzie's Throw Down and placed well in the lower bracket partnering with Raymond Thomas. That was my first experience around many pros, it was very inspiring. In November 2019, I played at my 1st conference in Las Vegas and was noticed by Richard Morgan and a couple months later Mark Pryor invited me to play as part of Team Ultra. I then went to my first National in Florida in January 2020. Then Covid hit and messed up the chase for many of us. I went to Cleveland only to have it cancelled. I did go to the Final Chase, in Rock Hill.
20/21 is my first year as a pro. Mark Pryor, Ultra Cornhole will be sponsoring me this season. The bags I throw best and most are Widow-B's because of the two sided options they give you. Slick side is fast but not to fast and the slow side gives a soft landing block. I will be teaming up with Rudy Ai to make our chase. We both started within 6 months of each other and live only about 45 minutes apart. We regularly play in the same clubs together, many times we have partnered and are at most all Western conference events together. We approach the game similarly with solid steady heads and a never give up resolve .
I have never believed in luck. I believe you develop your game by playing smart, practicing hard and competing against challenging players. It's fun. That's why you'll hear me say "Have fun" at the start of a game. I use the Bible verse Proverbs 27:17 as my motto "As iron sharpens iron so one man sharpens the countenance of another..." I try to do this all day long not only in my game but in work and relationships also. So there you have it a little about me.
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Ultra - Widow-Bs, Viper-C
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Home
Scarlet and Grey
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Traveling with my wife
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Skype
Mexican
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Location
Escalon, CA
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Dave Sutton
ACL Pro for Great Lakes Conference
Dave Sutton
ACL Pro for Great Lakes ConferenceI am ACL Pro Dave Sutton from the Great Lakes Conference and this is my story of how I became a professional cornhole player for the American Cornhole League.
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Location
University City, MO
Curtis Kearns II
ACL Pro for Atlantic Conference
Curtis Kearns II
ACL Pro for Atlantic ConferenceI am ACL Pro Curtis Kearns II from the Atlantic Conference and this is my story of how I became a professional cornhole player for the American Cornhole League. I started playing back when I was 15 just like most people at backyard BBQ's. From there I ventured into my first blind draw at a local Buffalo Wild Wings at the age of 17 and I got lucky enough to draw a guy named EB Marsh, the best guy in there at the time, and we ended up finishing second. From then on I was in love with the game. I stayed with the local blind draws for the next 6-7 years and never really ventured off and traveled. I had stared to become one of the best in my area so last year I decided to take on the pro circuit and try to make a name for myself across the country. I ended up Finishing 56th overall In the 2018-2019 season. Time to improve on that in seasons to come!
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Office
GameChanger
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Home
Blue
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Email
Hunting, fishing, and cornhole
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Skype
Taco salad
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Location
Fredericksburg, Va
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Tyler Stephenson
ACL Pro for Carolina Conference
Tyler Stephenson
ACL Pro for Carolina ConferenceI am ACL Pro Tyler Stephenson from the Carolina Conference and this is my story of how I became a professional cornhole player for the American Cornhole League. Like a lot of players, I began playing cornhole in the backyard on a homemade set of boards. I would play at family functions, college get together's, and any other social gathering. It wan't until a few years ago that I decided to start playing competitively. I began attending local blind draws and playing local tournaments with my dad. In 2017 I decided to play our local ACL Regional and then stepped up to Conference events in 2018. During the 2018-2019 season I moved up to advanced, attended my first national event, and and started to get the feeling of what it was like to compete at the highest level. I decided to become an ACL Pro for the 2019-2020 season to have the opportunity to compete against the best cornhole players in the world.
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Office
GameChangers
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Home
Blue
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Cornhole and Baseball
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Skype
Mac n Cheese
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Location
Clyde, NC
