Jeremiah Ellis

Professional Cornhole Player

ACO Pro for Heartland Conference

Jeremiah Ellis's Biography
I am ACO Pro Jeremiah Ellis from the Heartland Conference and this is how I became a professional cornhole player for the American Cornhole Organization. I got started playing cornhole like most people, at family functions. Then found out there was a “Professional” league. And decided to give it a go.
Cornhole Achievements:
Won the Iowa major
Finishing 6th overall in season 15

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My Most Memorable Moment
Taking down my hometown regional for the first time.

About Me

Pro Partner
Justin Cruse
Preferred Bags
Reynolds
Favorite Color
Orange
Favorite Hobby
Cornhole, obviously
Favorite Food
Pizza
Occupation
UPS driver
Hometown
Columbus, OH
My Home League
Columbus Cornhole
Favorite Player
Jay Dotson
Favorite Shot
Curve Bag
Mentor
Ryan Thum

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Jay Rubin
ACL Pro for Great Lakes Conference

Jay Rubin
ACL Pro for Great Lakes Conference
I am Jay Rubin aka Jaybirdie Bird ACL Pro from the Great Lakes 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 in backyards, alleys, and bars here in Chicago 10-11 years ago. For about 2 years I would play in a local country station tournament but usually got destroyed in the sweet 16. Took 6 years off due to not having a partner. I showed up at a local tournament in Villa park back in 2015, and beat a really solid team that was well known. That victory opened up all the avenues I needed when it came to finding a partner. My first 2 years I would go to 5-10 local type of tournaments a year to get a sense of what I was really up against. During that time frame, I realized I had a lot of work to do if I wanted to be considered one of the best. 2 years ago I figured out how to throw a flat bag, which immensely helped my slide game. After that I started working on pushing, step outs, covering/blocking, airmailing, and the strategic side of the game. Once I had a good feel for all the tools needed to be successful, I decided to give the ACL a shot. In my first season I finished 25th in singles, and 36th in the overall rankings. During the summer of 2018 I elevated my game even more by winning several $1000-$3000 tournaments, while taking down some of the best players in the game. Some of my biggest accomplishments so far this season is 13/13 in regional singles, won a conference doubles, and a National in advanced doubles on ESPN. I'm currently competing for the $10,000 devour player of the year title, and also for player of the year in the ACL season. Still have a lot of work to do in order to accomplish either. Looking forward to seeing what the next 10 years brings me in my career!

Contact

Office
Rubies

Home
Baby Blue

Email
Cornhole

Skype
Pizza (Lou Malnatis Deep Dish)

Location
Addison, Il
Check Skills
Killer instinct
Aggressiveness
Calmness
Sliding Proficiency
Step out Proficiency
Pushing Proficiency
Blocking/Covering Proficiency
Airmail Proficiency

Brandon Corwin
ACL Pro for Mid-East Conference

Brandon Corwin
ACL Pro for Mid-East Conference
I am ACL Pro Brandon Corwin 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 about 12 years ago while home on leave from the military. My buddy asked me to play some Cornhole with him and immediately I had the same response as many others when first asked to play Cornhole “WTH is wrong with you?” LOL. After figuring out what he was talking about I was hooked. We eventually started a blind draw league at our local tavern in Mansfield, Ohio when I finished my active duty stent. I learned very quickly that I had a hell of a lot of work to do because I was getting my butt kicked. Being super competitive in no matter what I do, I started training if you will? I would play in as many blind draws and local tournaments that I could find as well as play in the back yard as much as possible. That eventually got me to where I’m at today. I am a third year ACL Pro and 2018-2019 ACL Pro invitational champion. I’m ready for this years action.
IT’S GO TIME!!!

Contact

Office
Reynolds Pro Advantage

Home
Can’t tell you it’s a secret.

Email
Well it can’t be Cornhole anymore because I am now a professional. Don’t laugh but besides Cornhole Metal detecting is definitely my favorite hobby 🤣 ok you can laugh!

Skype
Anything Italian! Spaghetti, rigatoni, Pizza and so on

Location
Mansfield, Ohio
Check Skills
Slide game
Blocking
airmail

Dylan Wood
ACL Pro for Atlantic Conference

Dylan Wood
ACL Pro for Atlantic Conference
I am Dylan Wood ACL Pro from the Atlantic Conference and this is my story of how and when I started playing cornhole and worked my way up to an ACL Pro. I learned about cornhole when my dad bought a plastic set for a cookout, back in high school. After realizing I had a natural talent we created our own boards and began practicing. After 8 years of hard work I became a professional cornhole player with the ACL!

Contact

Office
Reynolds Pro Advantage

Home
Red

Email
Cornhole (Of Course)

Skype
Homemade Hamburger Helper

Location
Harrisonburg, VA
Check Skills
Slide shot
airmail
push

Jay Corley
ACL Pro for Atlantic Conference

Jay Corley
ACL Pro for Atlantic Conference
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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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