Hunter Simington

Professional Cornhole Player

ACL Pro for Mountain North Conference

Hunter Simington's Biography
I am ACL Pro Hunter Simington from the Mountain North Conference and this is my story of how I became a professional cornhole player for the American Cornhole League. I grew up in the great state of Iowa, patron state of tossing corn. In 2006 I attended Iowa State University where I was first introduced to cornhole; tossing with friends in the backyard and in the tailgating lots before football games. After college I moved to Idaho where I started seeking out any and all cornhole tournaments and leagues. I’ve been climbing ever since!
Cornhole Achievements:
1st Place ACL Regional Doubles - 34th St Showdown 2019
1st Place ACL Conference Singles - Sandpoint Classic 2019
2nd Place ACL Conference Doubles - Sandpoint Classic 2019
2nd Place Cornhole Idaho Doubles League - Cornhole Idaho Fall League 2019

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About Me

Nickname
Simo
Pro Partner
Tristan Sluder
Preferred Bags
Ultra Vapors
Favorite Color
Orange
Favorite Hobby
Slinging bags
Occupation
Software Architect
Hometown
Meridian, ID
My Home League
Cornhole Idaho
Favorite Player
Frank Modlin
Favorite Shot
Bully bag

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Tacos

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blocking
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Homemade Hamburger Helper

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