Emory Parker

Professional Cornhole Player

ACL Pro for SouthEast Conference
2018/19 & 2019/20
Emory Parker's Biography
I am Emory Parker ACL Pro from the Southeast Conference and this is my story of how and when I started playing cornhole and worked my way up to an ACL Pro. Went to South Bend, Indiana when I was 11 for a Florida State - Notre Dame football game. I had never seen cornhole before that and immediately fell in love. Upon returning home I built a set of boards with my Dad and it became a staple at our tailgates indefinitely. After graduating from Florida State, I moved to South Florida where I was looking for ways to meet people. I ran across South Florida Cornhole and went out for my first tournament that night. The rest was history as I began traveling out of town for tournaments and competing against the best in the state, and eventually the country.
As much as I love competing, for me Cornhole is all about the people you meet. Everyone has so much fun and enjoys being around one another. I cannot say enough about the people I have met from this game AKA "my cornhole fam."
Cornhole Achievements:

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My Most Memorable Moment
1a - the first major win I had in Doubles in 2016 with then partner Anthony Reul. This proved to me that I belonged and could compete with the best. 1b - The first national in Fort Lauderdale (2019) where my partner Matthew Sorrells and I came out of nowhere to make the finals. Ultimately coming up two points short, but what a fun day of cornhole it was.

About Me

Nickname
E
Preferred Bags
Game Changers, All-Slides
Favorite Color
Garnet
Favorite Hobby
College Football, Fishing, Golfing
Favorite Food
Steak
Occupation
Construction Estimator
Hometown
Jacksonville, Fl
Mentor
Davis Streker

Cornhole Skills

Blocker

Airmail

Angles

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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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Contact

Office
GameChangers & Slide-Rites

Home
Red/Black

Email
Cornhole

Skype
Burgers

Location
New Britain, CT
Check Skills
blocking
Clutch shots
slide game
airmails

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Contact

Office
Reynolds bags

Home
Green

Email
Spending time with my kids and watching wrestling

Skype
Crab legs and steak

Location
Alexandria, KY
Check Skills
Slide game
airmails
pushing
blocking
Layup

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Contact

Office
Slide-Rites or GameChangers

Home
Blue

Email
cornhole, pool time, beach time, Beer time

Skype
Chicken Francaise

Location
Beachwood, NJ
Check Skills
Having fun
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