Remembering our ACO Players and Family
KEEP ON PITCHIN'!
Chu Farfsing
Pioneering ACO-PRO Chu Farfsing's legacy lives on through the ACO Farfsing Cup, awarded to the Crew Cup champions each year at the ACO World Championships of Cornhole.
Cortez “Tez” Hudson
Cortez "Tez" was a loving father and an active ACO Player. As an ACO PRO, he won Doubles at ACO Worlds 9. Tez passed away at 37 years old. Tez rests at Vine Street Hill Cemetery, Cincinnati, OH.
Damon Cochran
Damon was called many things by many people… Dad, Husband, Son, Brother, Coach, but most of us knew him as a friend. He was an avid supporter of the game and was always doing what he could to grow it. He was known for his boisterous Final’s introductions and his infamous Finals tunnels. Not only was Damon a huge supporter of the ACO as a Certified Official, but he was a huge supporter of every Las Vegas Cornhole Player. His support over the years is what lead Las Vegas Cornhole to be what it is today.
Ronnie Wray
Ronnie was an Air Force Veteran and an active ACO player from the Shenandoah Valley Cornhole (SVC) club in Virginia who loved the sport of cornhole.
Keith Duke
Keith was a father, husband and active ACO player from Arkansas who loved playing cornhole with his son, Justin Duke. Keith was a proud co-founder and member of 870 Cornhole Nation in Paragould. He passed away at the early age of 53 years old.
Mike Schaffer, Sr.
ACO-Pro Mike Schaffer won ACO Senior Player of the Season for Seasons 13 and 14, and has won countless tournaments big and small. He would travel to almost every Major, with the "ACO Road Dog" Award being named after him. He is the only player to remain with the ACO since its inception earning him the title, “The Legend.”