Ryan Windsor

Josh Bordelon

I am ACL Pro Josh Bordelon from the SouthWest Conference and this is my story of how and when I started playing cornhole and worked my way up to an ACL Pro. Playing in the backyard early Summer of 2018, I decided it was time to search for some tournaments in the New Orleans area only to find that their really wasn’t much competitive. I decided to start my own league (GNO Cornhole) and it has taken off over this past year. Since then, I have traveled to a couple Conferences and Nationals to gain experience and improve my game to achieve enough points to qualify to be an ACL Pro. I am grateful for the ACL for giving me this opportunity and look forward to many great experiences along the way to improving my game as a Pro.

Scott Watkins

I am ACL Pro Scott Watkins from the Midwest Conference and this is my story of how I became a professional cornhole player for the American Cornhole League. I played a league at a local bowling alley. I won it then I got hooked up with Kansas City cornhole. Started playing tournaments and it took off from there.

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Dustin Parkins

I am ACL Pro Dustin Parkins from the SouthWest Conference and this is my story of how I became a professional cornhole player for the American Cornhole League. I started playing bags about 6 years ago in Ventura, California with friends in their backyards. I started playing tourneys a bit 3 months into playing and won my 1st one I played in with Bridget Moore. I placed 6th in Spencer Mackenzies 6 months into playing and I was hooked. I broke into the winning column a lot after my 1st year winning just about everything I entered with my, then, partner Anthony Vaughn. Since then I have traveled all over the West to play bags and show what the 805 has to offer. This is going to be my 1st year as an ACL Pro and I can wait for it to begin! Time to show them what I’m all about!

Bret Guy

I am ACO Pro Bret Guy from the Heartland Conference and this is my story of how I became a professional cornhole player for the American Cornhole Organization. I got started playing cornhole when I was 11 years old. My dad (Matt Guy) was practicing in my grandpa's barn one day and I walked in to see what he was doing. I asked him if I could throw with him and I picked the throwing style up pretty much immediately and have been playing ever since.