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Sarah Cassidy
ACL Pro Cornhole Player
Updated: October 2026
Sarah “Sharkbait” Cassidy has been one of the best women’s players in the American Cornhole League since turning pro in 2020. The Spring Hill, Florida pro has won multiple ACL Women’s World Championships, including back-to-back Women’s Doubles titles with Cheyenne Bubenheim. In 2026 she reached the Women’s Pro Singles World Championship final, won Pro Women’s Singles at the Kansas City Signature Open, and won two more Signature titles in Open Women’s Doubles with Payton Haynes.
Sarah Cassidy Quick Facts
| Nickname | Sharkbait |
| Hometown | Spring Hill, Florida |
| Turned pro | 2020 |
| Bag sponsor | BG Cornhole |
| 2025–26 partners | Payton Haynes (women’s doubles), Matt Wilson (pro doubles), Trey Burchfield (mixed doubles) |
| ACL Pro Team | Arizona Burn (2026) |
World Championship Titles
| Year | Title |
|---|---|
| 2023 | ACL Women’s Doubles World Champion (with Cheyenne Bubenheim) |
| 2022 | ACL Women’s Doubles World Champion (with Cheyenne Bubenheim) |
| 2020 | ACL Women’s Singles World Champion [confirm] |
| 2020 | ACL Women’s Doubles World Champion (with Cheyenne Bubenheim) [confirm] |
Career Highlights
2025–26 Season
- ACL World Championships (Rock Hill, SC):
- Women’s Pro Singles runner-up to Payton Haynes
- 2nd in Open Women’s Doubles with Cheyenne Bubenheim
- 5th in Mixed Doubles with Trey Burchfield
- Kansas City Signature Open: Pro Women’s Singles Champion
- Memphis Signature Open: Open Women’s Doubles Champion with Payton Haynes, plus a tie for 9th in her Pro Doubles bracket with Matt Wilson
- Mesa Signature Open (July 2026): Open Women’s Doubles Champion with Payton Haynes, and 2nd in Pro Women’s Singles
- Cleveland Signature Open (April 2026): 4th in Open Women’s Doubles with Payton Haynes
- ACL Pro Teams: plays for the Arizona Burn, captained by Gina Ramirez. Teammates include Kamryn Belvin, Caitlyn Allshouse and Rilee Schoff.
2025
- ACL Pro Teams: Michigan Marauders
2023
- ACL World Championships:
- Women’s Doubles World Champion with Cheyenne Bubenheim
- Women’s Singles runner-up
- 2nd in Co-Ed Doubles with Trey Burchfield
- Finished #2 among women in the ACL, for the second straight year.
2022
- Women’s Doubles World Champion with Cheyenne Bubenheim
- #2 among women in the ACL
2020: Rookie season
- Women’s Singles World Champion and Women’s Doubles World Champion with Cheyenne Bubenheim [confirm]
Sarah Cassidy Stats
| Stat | [2026] | 2024 |
|---|---|---|
| PPR (points per round) | [ ] | 10.06 |
| 4-Bag % | [ ] | 38.98% |
| DPR (differential per round) | [ ] | 0.19 |
| Rounds Won % | [ ] | 35.32% |
Her 2024 PPR of 10.06 was elite, measured against the full Pro Division, including the men’s field.
Bags
Cassidy is sponsored by BG Cornhole and throws [bag model, confirm].
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Background
Cassidy turned pro in 2020 and made an immediate impact. She and Cheyenne Bubenheim formed one of the most successful women’s doubles teams in ACL history, and she’s been a fixture at the top of the women’s rankings ever since. Off the boards, she’s a gamer who plays and streams video games, which is where her nickname, “Sharkbait,” comes from.
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FAQ
Why is Sarah Cassidy called “Sharkbait”?
The nickname comes from her gaming. She plays and streams video games outside of cornhole.
How many world titles has Sarah Cassidy won?
She won ACL Women’s Doubles world titles with Cheyenne Bubenheim in 2022 and 2023, and her rookie season in 2020 included Women’s Singles and Doubles world titles.
Who won the 2026 ACL Women’s Pro Singles final?
Payton Haynes beat Sarah Cassidy in the final. The two also won two Signature Open Women’s Doubles titles together that season.
What ACL Pro Team is Sarah Cassidy on?
The Arizona Burn, the ACL’s all-women team, for 2026.
What bags does Sarah Cassidy throw?
She’s sponsored by BG Cornhole.
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