Eric Anderson

Professional Cornhole Player

ACL Pro for Mid-East Conference

Eric Anderson's Biography
I am Eric Anderson ACL Pro from the Mid-East Conference and this is my story of how and when I started playing cornhole and worked my way up to an ACL Pro. I started playing cornhole when I was 12. I would play campground tournaments and local stuff. 4 years ago I started with Cleveland Cornhole playing leagues and local tournaments that Dave Weiser ran. Then 3 years ago I started playing and traveling for the ACL. My first year being Pro I was lucky enough to be chosen for the Pro Invitational and got a chance to play with Frank Modlin. He was easily the best person for me to play with on ESPN. He kept my nerves down talking to me and helping me thrive in such a tough setting!! Going into my second year pro and 3rd year traveling, I felt I had to take it to another level getting it done local and I’ve had a good amount of success in local terms. I’m just waiting for my Breakout moment in a National setting!!! I would like to thank my sponsors (BG BOARDS , Warphole) for making this all happen as well!!!
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Cornhole Achievements:
Winning the 2018 Pro Invitational
2019 Conference 3 singles win

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About Me

Nickname
EA
Pro Partner
Chad Braun
Preferred Bags
EA Bags
Favorite Color
Red
Favorite Hobby
Building cornhole boards
Favorite Food
Chicken
Occupation
Owner of EA BOARDS & BAGS
Hometown
Cleveland, OH
My Home League
Cleveland Cornhole
Favorite Player
Scott Lane
Favorite Shot
Bounce bags / airmail
Mentor
Jim Dudly

Cornhole Skills

slide

Push

Airmail

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Office
Reynolds Pro Advantages

Home
Red

Email
Hanging out with my girls

Skype
Tacos

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Cadiz, OH but moved to Sugar Hill, GA
Check Skills
slide
blocking
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