Jackie Sayasone

Professional Cornhole Player

ACL Pro for Mid-West Conference

Jackie Sayasone's Biography
I am ACL Pro Jackie Sayasone from the Midwest Conference and this is my story of how I became a professional cornhole player for the American Cornhole League. I was playing at a local bar league, when I met some players that told me about a blind draw event. I thought I was good at cornhole because I was the one who always won at backyard parties or tailgates. So I showed up to my first ACL event and kind of laughed at everyone that had their own bags.
Well, I got my butt whooped and was annoyed. I didn't want to see the disappointment when a player drew me, lol -so as competitive as I am, I decided to buy my own set of bags and practice on my own time. It took me a week to get it all down. Since then I just kept growing as a player. I went out to compete at the World Championships last season, there was a really strong, and special cornhole culture there, and I knew I wanted to be a part of that vibe. Eight months later, here I am! :)
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My Most Memorable Moment
Anytime when I can learn from another player or a loss and turn it into a lesson.

About Me

Nickname
J-Say
Pro Partner
Chad Mayberry
Preferred Bags
Depends on what my opponent is throwing & what type of player they are.
Favorite Color
Red
Favorite Hobby
Competitive Sand Volleyball
Favorite Food
Seafood, Laotian food
Occupation
Sports Performance Coach
Hometown
Elkhorn, NE
My Home League
ACL Omaha, NE
Favorite Shot
Airmail Drag
Mentor
Eric Ryder

Cornhole Skills

airmail

slide

curve

blocking

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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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Office
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Green

Email
Cornhole

Skype
Pasta

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Office
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Home
Green

Email
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Skype
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Airmails
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Contact

Office
Allcornhole Game Changers & Reynolds Pro Advantage

Home
Blue

Email
Basketball

Skype
Pizza

Location
Mechanicsville, VA
Check Skills
Clutchness
mental toughness
slide shot
push
curve shot
airmail
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