Ryan Windsor

Professional Cornhole Player

ACL Pro for Great Lakes Conference

Ryan Windsor's Biography
I am ACL Pro Ryan Windsor 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 first started playing cornhole at the age of 14. I work full time during the week and throw bags on the weekends.
Cornhole Achievements:
King of Cornhole

My Sponsors:
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My Most Memorable Moment
King Of Cornhole

About Me

Nickname
Blind Squirrel
Pro Partner
Isidro Herrera
Preferred Bags
Reynolds
Favorite Color
Green
Favorite Hobby
Hunting, fishing, and poker
Favorite Food
Jimmy Johns
Occupation
Jimmy Johns
Hometown
Cuba, IL
Mentor
Isidro Herrera

Cornhole Skills

SLIDE

CURVE BALL

BOUNCE

AIRMAIL

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Trevor Morris
ACL Pro for Carolina Conference

Trevor Morris
ACL Pro for Carolina Conference
I am ACL Pro Trevor Morris from the Carolina Conference and this is my story of how and when I started playing cornhole and worked my way up to an ACL Pro. Cornhole caught my interest several years ago. Never played competitive til 2017. I enjoy the game and the competitive atmosphere that comes with it . The family makes it that much more enjoyable as well.

Contact

Office
All-Slides

Home
Blue

Email
Cornhole

Skype
Pizza

Location
Kernersville, NC
Check Skills
Putting on the glove
slide
push
airmail
block

Jackie Sayasone
ACL Pro for Mid-West Conference

Jackie Sayasone
ACL Pro for Mid-West Conference
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! :)

Contact

Office
Depends on what my opponent is throwing & what type of player they are.

Home
Red

Email
Competitive Sand Volleyball

Skype
Seafood, Laotian food

Location
Elkhorn, NE
Check Skills
airmail
slide
curve
blocking

Joshua Earley
ACL Pro for Carolina Conference

Joshua Earley
ACL Pro for Carolina Conference
I am ACL Pro Joshua Earley from the Carolina Conference and this is my story of how I became a professional cornhole player for the American Cornhole League. Was introduced to cornhole by my uncle in Ohio. Started playing and got beat a bunch. Still playing and getting beat..... Yeah for me, LOL
Contact

Office
Draggin Bags

Home
Pink

Skype
Pizza

Location
Moncks Corner, SC
Check Skills
airmail
slide
block
push

Pj Sarro
ACL Pro for NorthEast Conference

Pj Sarro
ACL Pro for NorthEast Conference
I am ACL Pro PJ Sarro from the Northeast Conference and this is my story of how I became a professional cornhole player for the American Cornhole League. I probably started like everyone else did , in the backyard at cookouts messing around over a few drinks , then my dad decided to raise money for the VFW that he worked at by having a cornhole tournament. A local board maker let him borrow boards for being able to put a table up to showcase his company in return, 2 guys showed up and cleaned up on all of us only giving up 2 points the whole tournament ( happened to be against me and my partner ). After the tournament one of those guys came up to be and said “ why haven’t I seen you around before you're pretty good” my response was “ I didn’t know cornhole was a thing outside of cookouts” , fast forward about 2-3 months I went to a byop tournament being held by the guys that let us borrow there boards, let’s just say it didn’t go to well,I then thought damn I’m not that good at this so i started to practice a little here and a little there. Until our Regional singles tournament which was a split tournament doubles were in one spot and singles was the next day on the marina where they film Wicked Tuna , so I went and played and finished 5th in singles just in the money. The hard work is starting to pay off , so I continued to play in every weekly blind draw and every tournament I can make and here I am now fast forward a year being able to sign Pro with the ACL

Contact

Office
BG Rogues / Reynold pro advantage

Home
Green

Email
Cornhole and hockey

Skype
Tacos and buffalo chicken

Location
Billerica, MA
Check Skills
Block
airmail
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