Justin Stranger

Professional Cornhole Player

ACL Pro for Atlantic Conference
2019/20
Justin Stranger's Biography
I am Justin Stranger 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 started playing cornhole on Monday and Thursdays at $5 blind draws. After, I figured out the basics, my Dad and I started going to BYOP partner tournaments and I've progressed since.
Cornhole Achievements:
2018-2019 Season Highlights:
* 2019 ACL Junior's Singles Champion
* 2019 ACL 2nd in Junior's Doubles
* 51st overall ranked ACL player
* 17th in ACL Atlantic Conference
* 3rd in his bracket in Advanced doubles with Eli Stevens at ACL Nationals #4
* 4th in his bracket in Advanced doubles with Zach Owings at ACL World Championship

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My Most Memorable Moment
Winning Juniors Singles at COBS 2019

About Me

Nickname
Stranger Danger
Pro Partner
Shawn Smith
Preferred Bags
I will throw anything that fits in the hole
Favorite Color
Pink
Favorite Hobby
Cornhole
Favorite Food
Cookie Dough Tacos
Occupation
High School Student
Hometown
Owings Mills, MD
Favorite Player
Ryan Smith & John Kitchin
Mentor
Bob Mallonee

Cornhole Skills

Airmails

Ignoring Blockers

Aggressive

Smart shots

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Mechanicsville, VA
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Location
Cadiz, OH but moved to Sugar Hill, GA
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Office
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Location
Clifton Forge, VA
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