The American Cornhole Organization | ACO will bring together 10 current and former Kings of Cornhole at the ACO Spooky Nook Pro Series Skins Major, scheduled for Friday, October 2, and Saturday, October 3 at Spooky Nook Sports Champion Mill in Hamilton, Ohio. The gathering marks the first time in the organization's 22-season history that this many ACO Cornhole Kingss will compete under one roof.
The field of Kings includes Matt Guy, Bret Guy, Jeff Reynolds, Jamie Graham, Ryan Windsor, Craig Ervin, Jeremiah Ellis, Isaac Hurt, Sebastian Barger, and Cannon Hatcher. Among them are a father and son from Kentucky who together hold 10 ACO King of Cornhole titles, adding a notable family storyline to the weekend. Earlier reports listed eight confirmed Kings, and the roster has since grown to 10.
The event will be free for spectators and will feature top talent competing across all major divisions, including Juniors, Womens, Seniors, Co-Ed, Doubles, and Singles. A Pro Series Skins bracket of 16 will carry a 5,000 dollar purse, with the top 16 Pro qualifiers meeting in a series of 13 frame-limited competitions. Members of the public will also be able to enter open blind-draw tournaments during the two-day gathering.
A spokesperson of the American Cornhole Organization, said the assembly of champions reflects the depth the sport has developed over more than two decades. "Seeing 10 Kings agree to compete at a single Major speaks to how far cornhole has come as a competitive sport," he said. "These are athletes who have defined the game across different eras, and having them on the same boards will give spectators a rare look at the history and the future of the ACO at once."
The spokesperson added that the tournament is designed to serve both seasoned competitors and newcomers. "The blind-draw format lets anyone who walks through the door take part alongside players who have reached the top of the world standings," he said. "That access has always been part of what the organization stands for."
The Spooky Nook stop is one of more than 40 ACO Majors held nationwide this season, all leading toward the Season 22 ACO World Championships in July 2027 in Medford, Oregon. Fans unable to attend in person can follow coverage through American Cornhole YouTube 24/7, which carries live streams, highlights, and featured matches from events throughout the season.
The American Cornhole Organization has served as the official governing body for the sport of cornhole since 2005 and is headquartered in Camp Dennison, Ohio. The organization sanctions tournaments at local, state, and world levels, maintains the official rules of the sport, tracks world standings across divisions, and offers memberships that connect players worldwide. It also provides certified boards and approved bags through its online shop and works with bag manufacturers as sanctioned partners for its events. Registered players can manage their participation and connect with the broader community through ACOTouch | ACO Community Connection.
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