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VEGAS XXXIV – Field Goal Charting Results

May 21, 2019 By admin

CLASS OF 2022 & 2023

Place	Last	First	Score
1	Bass	James	9
T2	Brown	Carter	8
T2	Holbrook	Daniel	8
T2	Meyer	Chase	8
T5	Conness	Dylan	7
T5	Redding	Wyatt	7
T7	Verdiell	Matthew	6
T7	Bales	Isaiah	6
9	Merkelbach	Marcus	5
T10	Krill	Jack	4
T10	Russell	Carson	4
T12	Money	Brayden	3
T12	Clanton	Lucas	3
T12	Nelson	Shane	3
T12	Petruescu	Aidan	3
T12	Miller	Ty	3
T12	Balsbaugh	Trey	3
18	Capparelli	Leo	0

CLASS OF 2021

Place	Last	First	Score
1	Castillo	Francisco	12
T2	Borregales	Andres	11
T2	Ramos	Damian	11
T4	Blevins	Brayden	10
T4	Bryan	Josh	10
T4	Costa	Caden	10
T7	DeMirjyn	Michael	9
T7	Lenderink	Teagen	9
T7	Marion	Jake	9
T7	Miller	Laurence	9
T7	North	Jarrett	9
T7	Tannehill	Jack	9
T7	Zuazo	Leonardo	9
T14	Batten	Colton	8
T14	Gronotte	Trey	8
T14	Kralapp	Kollin	8
T14	McGowan	Dalton	8
T14	Pettit	Micah	8
T14	Ryks	Bryan	8
T14	Voorhees	Dane	8
T21	Adams	Seth	7
T21	Auburn	Bert	7
T21	Bass	Derek	7
T21	Bethel	Daniel	7
T21	Ochoa	Adrian	7
T21	Osmer	Henry	7
T21	Reeser	Jarrett	7
T21	Reid	Ty	7
T21	Ridley	Hunter	7
T21	Rubio	Sergio	7
T31	Day	Tommy	6
T31	Kemp	David	6
T31	Lopes	Joshua	6
T31	Meono	Andre	6
T31	Sampson	Justin	6
T31	Smith	Zane	6
T31	Wood	Connor	6
T38	Brutto	Richie	5
T38	Carver	JT	5
T38	Hawkins	Ian	5
T38	Oliveira	Joao	5
T38	Wagaman	Aaron	5
T43	Dellaporta	Tommy	4
T43	Hernandez	Joshua	4
T43	Moore	Zachary	4
T43	Papadakos	Alexander	4
T47	Dicker	Carter	3
T47	Garcia	Brandon	3
T47	Segovia	Brendan	3

CLASS OF 2020

Place	Last	First	Score
T1	Hill	Nick	14
T1	Shirkey	Cameron	14
T1	Yoon	Daniel	14
4	Warren	Evan	13
T5	Lopez	RJ	12
T5	Zilmer	Carson	12
T7	Cross	Connor	11
T7	Hamika	Dylan	11
T7	Kieny	Reed	11
T7	Miskella	Nate	11
T7	Smith	Gianni	11
T12	Allen	Tabor	10
T12	Wilson	Skyler	10
T14	Clark	Aidan	9
T14	Downing	Keola	9
T14	Fedor	Dillon	9
T14	Golden	Mychal	9
T14	Hannon	Parker	9
T14	Hunt	Conor	9
T14	Musick	Avery	9
T14	Myers	Gavin	9
T14	Olsen	Hayden	9
T14	Olson	John	9
T14	Pahl	Wesley	9
T14	Wieser	Jacob	9
T26	Elliott	Jonmichael	8
T26	Glessner	Blake	8
T26	Gomez	Gabriel	8
T26	Meek	Tommy	8
T26	Ornstein	Everett	8
T26	Roberts	Carson	8
T26	Thatcher	Josh	8
T26	Thibodeaux	Kevin	8
T34	Burbidge	Jackson	7
T34	Cragun	Tanner	7
T34	Curran	Brooks	7
T34	Davis	Connor	7
T34	Delis	Peter	7
T34	Dellinger	Edward	7
T34	Dunker Jr	Lucas	7
T34	Gebhart	Land	7
T34	Hamm	Ethan	7
T34	Jackson	Dante	7
T34	Lewis	Damon	7
T34	Mahlum	Race	7
T34	Money	Brett	7
T34	Moore	Brendan	7
T34	Persi	Dominic	7
T34	Simons	Cameron	7
T50	Bedillion	Bryce	6
T50	Crookham	Connor	6
T50	DeLisle	Ethan	6
T50	Duarte	Kevin	6
T50	Holland	Luke	6
T50	Jones	Easton	6
T50	Jones	CeJ	6
T50	King	Ezra	6
T50	Meader	Anthony	6
T50	Nuzzo	Riley	6
T50	Sweeney	Liam	6
T50	Thurman	Rhett	6
T50	Vasquez	Omar	6
T50	Villarino	Joshua	6
T50	Winters	Wesley	6
T65	Carlton	Noah	5
T65	Chakraborty	Dominic	5
T65	Ledesma	Nico	5
T65	Maretzki	Quinn	5
T65	Mood	Daniel	5
T65	Rieman	Rourke	5
T65	Riffle	Isaac	5
T65	Roah	Derek	5
T65	Uribe	Gabriel	5
T74	Coash	Grant	4
T74	Darin	Michael	4
T74	Green	Archie	4
T74	Hoyland	John	4
T74	Krockover	Caleb	4
T74	Libenson	Ari	4
T74	Mather	Christian	4
T74	Miles	John	4
T74	Pankratz	Spencer	4
T74	Raya	Anthony	4
T74	Vernon	Reis	4
T74	Widner	Dylan	4
T74	Whiting	Nathan	4
T87	Hazelton	Cody	2
T87	McBerty	Colby	2

CLASS OF 2019, JUNIOR COLLEGE & TRANSFERS

Place	Last	First	Score
T1	Dunkle	Gabriel	10
T1	Listo	Sergio	10
T3	Ross	Will	9
T3	Winders	Paxton	9
T5	Rangel	Juan	8
T5	Sentkowski	Kyle	8
T7	Couture	Antoine	7
T7	Ganyard	Matt	7
T7	Lewis	Tristan	7
T10	Krill	John	6
T10	Schmidt	Kasey	6
T10	Schroeder	Ethan	6
13	Esparza	Daniel	5
14	Calvert	Conor	4
15	Martin	Jake	3

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VEGAS XXXIV – Punting Results

May 21, 2019 By admin

CLASS OF 2022 & 2023

Place	Last	First	Distance	Hang Time	Best Ball
1	Balsbaugh	Trey	38.6	3.71	48 / 4.52
2	Brown	Carter	35.1	3.78	46 / 4.08
3	Holbrook	Daniel	31.3	3.42	39 / 3.96
4	Leff	Joshua	27.6	3.71	35 / 4.08
5	Petruescu	Aidan	27.7	3.5	31 / 3.96
6	Redding	Wyatt	32	3.37	39 / 4.32
7	Bass	James	27.9	3.4	28 / 3.62
8	Krill	Jack	27	3.37	30 / 3.63
9	Money	Brayden	24	3.41	27 / 3.71
T10	Miller	Ty	25.6	3.39	27 / 3.68
T10	Merkelbach	Marcus	27.3	3.32	32 / 3.58
T10	Clanton	Lucas	28.9	3.01	35 / 3.96
13	Nelson	Shane	25.7	3.36	27 / 3.73
14	Bales	Isaiah	25.7	3.24	36 / 3.43
15	Russell	Carson	23.1	3.28	29 / 3.57
T16	Verdiell	Matthew	20.6	3.22	24 / 3.62
T16	Conness	Dylan	23.6	2.95	30 / 2.83
18	Capparelli	Leo	17	2.7	18 / 2.75

CLASS OF 2021

Place	Last	First	Distance	Hang Time	Best Ball
1	Nichols	Marshall	44	4.44	56 / 4.63
2	Segovia	Brendan	38.6	4.55	46 / 5.01
3	Allan	Cooper	39.1	4.23	44 / 4.49
4	Bethel	Daniel	37	4.5	47 / 4.49
5	Bryan	Josh	38.1	4.14	49 / 4.78
6	Auburn	Bert	41.3	3.85	39 / 4.55
T7	Smith	Zane	37.1	4.11	45 / 4.41
T7	Day	Tommy	41.7	3.81	44 / 4.21
9	Borregales	Andres	36.1	4.29	46 / 4.72
10	Lenderink	Teagen	38.3	3.85	48 / 4.28
11	Gronotte	Trey	40.1	3.71	50 / 4.12
12	Babb	Adam	37.4	3.77	45 / 4.03
13	Costa	Caden	36.4	3.83	45 / 3.94
14	Reid	Ty	34.3	3.86	43 / 4.37
15	Rubio	Sergio	32	3.89	37 / 3.98
16	Carver	JT	33.7	3.79	46 / 4.33
T17	Miller	Laurence	31.6	3.92	40 / 4.3
T17	Dellaporta	Tommy	36.4	3.6	46 / 4.12
19	Wood	Connor	33.4	3.74	41 / 4.33
20	Marion	Jake	43.9	3.32	51 / 4.08
21	McGowan	Dalton	40.4	3.35	40 / 3.99
22	Ray	Jackson	32.6	3.6	40 / 4.31
T23	Sampson	Justin	29.6	3.88	40 / 4.01
T23	Wagaman	Aaron	37.6	3.36	44 / 4.19
25	Zuazo	Leonardo	28.7	3.94	36 / 4.45
26	Ramos	Damian	31.7	3.6	36 / 3.61
27	Oliveira	Joao	27	4.18	35 / 4.4
28	Hawkins	Ian	30.6	3.61	41 / 3.84
T29	Brutto	Richie	26.1	4	28 / 4.51
T29	Bass	Derek	33.4	3.44	38 / 4.06
T31	Castillo	Francisco	29.7	3.7	37 / 4.02
T31	North	Jarrett	34.6	3.36	43 / 3.97
33	Osmer	Henry	36.6	3.17	40 / 3.31
34	DeMirjyn	Michael	31.6	3.47	44 / 4.19
T35	Papadakos	Alexander	30.4	3.56	31 / 3.84
T35	Moore	Zachary	31.4	3.46	40 / 4.01
37	Garcia	Brandon	28	3.61	28 / 4.1
T38	Lopes	Joshua	30.6	3.46	33 / 3.6
T38	Dicker	Carter	34.7	3.08	40 / 3.55
40	Kralapp	Kollin	28.9	3.57	29 / 4.05
41	Reeser	Jarrett	32.3	3.27	43 / 4.05
T42	Ochoa	Adrian	27.4	3.58	35 / 4.13
T42	Werth	James	31.1	3.36	35 / 3.58
44	Meono	Andre	33	3.07	36 / 3.11
45	Kemp	David	32	3.13	44 / 3.9
T46	Tannehill	Jack	27.7	3.46	38 / 3.82
T46	Pettit	Micah	29.1	3.4	39 / 3.41
48	Batten	Colton	27.1	3.51	37 / 3.72
T49	Voorhees	Dane	24.4	3.55	26 / 3.64
T49	Ridley	Hunter	30.1	3.29	34 / 4.11
51	Ryks	Bryan	27.4	3.4	37 / 4.21
52	Green	Evan	27.1	3.37	30 / 3.93
53	Blevins	Brayden	29.4	3.04	36 / 3.71

CLASS OF 2020

Place	Last	First	Distance	Hang Time	Best Ball
1	Ornstein	Everett	43.6	4.3	51 / 4.9
2	Guillen	Fabien	41.7	4.42	43 / 4.46
3	Hunt	Conor	40.6	4.52	45 / 4.8
4	Money	Brett	41.9	4.26	44 / 4.74
5	Roberts	Carson	47.4	3.96	63 / 4.38
6	Wallace	Conor	43.1	4.01	45 / 4.28
7	Jones	CeJ	41.1	4.09	50 / 4.38
T8	Dunker Jr	Lucas	39	4.3	47 / 4.83
T8	Mahlum	Race	39.9	4.19	47 / 4.49
T8	Riffle	Isaac	52.1	3.95	63 / 4.61
11	Olsen	Hayden	43	3.99	51 / 4.42
12	D’Aquila	Ben	37.6	4.52	45 / 4.68
13	Maretzki	Quinn	40	4	50 / 4.51
14	DeLisle	Ethan	41.7	3.86	51 / 4.31
T15	McBerty	Colby	36.1	4.09	50 / 4.65
T15	Holland	Luke	37	4.05	40 / 4.41
T17	Allen	Tabor	36.6	4.03	44 / 4.52
T17	Pahl	Wesley	37.9	3.94	53 / 4.87
19	Downing	Keola	42.7	3.78	45 / 4.29
20	Smith	Gianni	35.6	4.08	56 / 4.31
21	Jackson	Dante	42.3	3.76	48 / 3.92
22	Meader	Anthony	37.9	3.85	44 / 4.61
T23	Raya	Anthony	38	3.82	44 / 4.82
T23	Cross	Connor	39.1	3.79	46 / 4.42
T23	Nuzzo	Riley	43.1	3.7	53 / 4.24
26	Glessner	Blake	37.4	3.88	49 / 4.5
27	Nicklas	Tanner	35	4.06	44 / 4.56
28	Elliott	Jonmichael	36.9	3.86	43 / 4.11
29	Talkington	Dylan	35.4	3.95	44 / 4.29
30	Simons	Cameron	45.4	3.61	51 / 4.37
31	Jones	Easton	34.7	3.96	40 / 4.67
32	Winters	Wesley	34.4	3.96	35 / 4.22
33	Thibodeaux	Kevin	37.4	3.77	60 / 4
34	Olson	John	35.1	3.88	37 / 4.1
T35	Cragun	Tanner	35.4	3.83	42 / 4.19
T35	Garneau	Evanston	38	3.66	39 / 4.35
T37	Yoon	Daniel	32	4.1	40 / 4.55
T37	Wilson	Skyler	35	3.8	42 / 4.39
T39	Mood	Daniel	35.6	3.71	40 / 3.79
T39	Ledesma	Nico	39.6	3.56	45 / 4.4
41	Hannon	Parker	33.6	3.89	41 / 4.11
T42	Shirkey	Cameron	32.1	3.96	41 / 4.34
T42	Widner	Dylan	35.6	3.68	41 / 3.92
T44	Fedor	Dillon	33	3.92	40 / 4.48
T44	Thurman	Rhett	36	3.65	40 / 4.25
T44	Banks-Altekruse	Benjamin	37.7	3.54	45 / 3.8
47	Miskella	Nate	34.3	3.78	45 / 4.42
48	McAllister	Michael	35.4	3.66	41 / 4.16
49	Clark	Aidan	34	3.78	39 / 4.3
T50	Vernon	Reis	34.7	3.69	41 / 4
T50	Villarino	Joshua	34.7	3.69	41 / 4
T52	Persi	Dominic	33.1	3.79	37 / 4.5
T52	Hill	Nick	34.3	3.71	46 / 4.28
T54	Thatcher	Josh	30.3	3.89	35 / 4.13
T54	Gebhart	Land	37.6	3.42	49 / 4.09
56	Garcia-Mendez	Santiago	35.4	3.57	45 / 3.76
57	Delis	Peter	35.7	3.5	40 / 4
58	Dellinger	Edward	31.1	3.84	40 / 4.71
59	Golden	Mychal	34.3	3.64	36 / 4.59
60	Hamm	Ethan	32.3	3.72	46 / 4.19
T61	Gomez	Gabriel	32.2	3.72	35 / 3.96
T61	Darin	Michael	37.7	3.08	46 / 4.61
63	Duarte	Kevin	36.3	3.26	46 / 3.61
64	Uribe	Gabriel	32.6	3.66	42 / 3.71
T65	Green	Archie	28.6	3.78	34 / 4.29
T65	Lopez	RJ	32.7	3.65	43 / 3.71
67	Curran	Brooks	34.9	3.35	43 / 4
68	Zilmer	Carson	34.6	3.41	37 / 3.6
69	Carlton	Noah	34.2	3.48	42 / 3.94
T70	Hamika	Dylan	33.1	3.51	42 / 3.93
T70	Chakraborty	Dominic	28.6	3.71	36 / 4.22
T72	Mather	Christian	30.3	3.65	41 / 3.82
T72	Krockover	Caleb	33.4	3.49	38 / 3.8
T72	Hoyland	John	34.3	3.36	43 / 4.15
75	Crookham	Connor	33.1	3.48	36 / 3.52
76	Davis	Connor	29.4	3.61	37 / 4.26
77	King	Ezra	34.4	3	38 / 4.12
T78	Hazelton	Cody	28.7	3.61	37 / 3.88
T78	Whiting	Nathan	31.4	3.48	45 / 3.64
80	Sweeney	Liam	33.4	3.24	36 / 3.49
81	Roah	Derek	33.6	3.16	42 / 3.43
T82	Warren	Evan	28	3.63	34 / 4.29
T82	Myers	Gavin	28.6	3.57	32 / 3.81
T84	Bedillion	Bryce	22.4	3.51	26 / 3.65
T84	Libenson	Ari	29.4	3.33	35 / 3.52
T84	Wieser	Jacob	30.1	3.27	40 / 3.51
87	Meek	Tommy	30.9	3.17	45 / 3.93
88	Lewis	Damon	29.7	3.21	37 / 3.59
89	Vasquez	Omar	26.4	3.44	30 / 3.43
90	Coash	Grant	26.1	3.42	33 / 4.19
91	Kieny	Reed	28.1	3.29	32 / 3.43
92	Miles	John	28.9	3.11	30 / 3.36
93	Pankratz	Spencer	29.1	3.07	35 / 3.03
94	Burbidge	Jackson	27.4	3.09	36 / 3.55

CLASS OF 2019, JUNIOR COLLEGE & TRANSFERS

Place	Last	First	Distance	Hang Time	Best Ball
1	Foster	Jackson	49.3	4.15	58 / 4.5
2	Sentkowski	Kyle	39.7	4.15	47 / 4.53
3	Ganyard	Matt	37.9	4.43	42 / 5.2
T4	Listo	Sergio	38.7	4.05	46 / 4.7
T4	Calvert	Conor	39.3	3.98	46 / 4.75
T4	Brown	Triston	41.9	3.97	50 / 4.4
7	Borashan	Jonathan	42.7	3.89	49 / 4.31
8	Rybus	JP	36.4	4.11	42 / 4.86
9	Ross	Will	37.4	3.89	45 / 4.04
10	Schmidt	Kasey	32.9	3.98	40 / 3.84
T11	Dunkle	Gabriel	33.1	3.92	36 / 4.22
T11	Rangel	Juan	35.9	3.81	39 / 4.12
13	Batten	Nathan	34.6	3.85	38 / 4.58
T14	Lewis	Tristan	35	3.74	42 / 3.81
T14	Esparza	Daniel	35.4	3.68	39 / 4.56
16	Couture	Antoine	36	3.43	47 / 4.21
17	Krill	John	29.7	3.87	34 / 4.43
18	Schroeder	Ethan	34.3	3.66	40 / 4.2
19	Grabovic	Zachary	31.1	3.56	41 / 3.73

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Vegas XXXIV – Kickoff Charting Results

May 17, 2019 By admin

CLASS OF 2023 & 2022

Place	Last	First	Distance	Hang Time	Best 1 Ball
T1	Brown	Carter	58.4	3.83	61 / 3.94
T1	Meyer	Chase	60.8	3.59	59 / 3.96
3	Merkelbach	Marcus	58	3.28	61 / 3.44
4	Krill	Jack	55.8	3.38	57 / 3.56
T5	Bales	Isaiah	52.6	3.51	55 / 3.64
T5	Holbrook	Daniel	57.2	3.02	63 / 3.31
T7	Clanton	Lucas	49.2	3.01	50 / 3.31
T7	Petruescu	Aidan	52	2.87	55 / 3.2
9	Balsbaugh	Trey	49.2	3	55 / 3.4
10	Nelson	Shane	50.6	2.84	50 / 3.31
11	Redding	Wyatt	53.8	2.64	65 / 3.49
T12	Miller	Ty	46.4	2.95	51 / 2.91
T12	Conness	Dylan	48.2	2.84	52 / 3.1
T12	Bass	James	51.2	2.66	56 / 3.1
15	Money	Brayden	45.2	2.85	47 / 2.82
T16	Verdiell	Matthew	47.4	2.81	53 / 3.1
T16	Russell	Carson	47.8	2.69	51 / 2.84
18	Capparelli	Leo	33.8	2.26	35 / 2.80

CLASS OF 2021

Place	Last	First	Distance	Hang Time	Best 1 Ball
1	Borregales	Andres	66	3.87	68 / 3.9
2	Lenderink	Teagen	66.6	3.74	68 / 3.91
3	Bryan	Josh	64.6	3.83	65 / 4.04
4	Osmer	Henry	64.8	3.6	72 / 4.12
5	Kemp	David	63.4	3.79	64 / 3.86
6	Day	Tommy	64.2	3.57	66 / 3.85
7	Carver	JT	62.6	3.62	64 / 3.73
8	Castillo	Francisco	61.8	3.78	61 / 3.97
T9	Reid	Ty	62	3.62	63 / 3.64
T9	Wagaman	Aaron	64.2	3.54	71 / 3.64
11	Bethel	Daniel	65.6	3.42	68 / 3.46
12	North	Jarrett	64.2	3.5	66 / 3.61
13	Segovia	Brendan	61	3.6	65 / 3.77
14	Tannehill	Jack	61.6	3.57	66 / 3.72
15	Lopes	Joshua	61	3.56	65 / 3.87
16	McGowan	Dalton	61.2	3.54	61 / 3.65
17	Meono	Andre	65.4	3.32	66 / 3.85
18	Wood	Connor	61	3.52	65 / 3.75
19	Marion	Jake	60.8	3.55	69 / 3.35
20	Auburn	Bert	57.8	3.71	59 / 4.02
T21	Smith	Zane	58.4	3.6	66 / 3.6
T21	Pettit	Micah	63.6	3.35	67 / 3.4
23	Oliveira	Joao	63.6	3.33	64 / 3.56
24	Kralapp	Kollin	60.2	3.47	60 / 3.78
T25	Hernandez	Joshua	57.8	3.51	61 / 3.78
T25	Rubio	Sergio	58.4	3.47	60 / 3.58
T25	Sampson	Justin	59.8	3.41	64 / 3.44
T28	Ridley	Hunter	61	3.32	65 / 3.42
T28	Costa	Caden	61.8	3.3	65 / 3.46
T30	Ramos	Damian	59.4	3.39	66 / 3.72
T30	Reeser	Jarrett	59.4	3.39	65 / 3.28
T30	Gronotte	Trey	62.4	3.25	67 / 3.68
T33	Ochoa	Adrian	60.6	3.36	65 / 3.44
T33	Miller	Laurence	62.6	3.16	68 / 3.73
35	Garcia	Brandon	56.4	3.39	55 / 3.79
36	Bass	Derek	60	3.31	63 / 3.8
37	Hawkins	Ian	56.4	3.38	57 / 3.36
38	Voorhees	Dane	52.6	3.42	54 / 3.61
39	Moore	Zachary	56	3.37	63 / 3.56
40	Blevins	Brayden	59.2	3.2	66 / 3.92
41	DeMirjyn	Michael	55.6	3.32	61 / 3.72
42	Dicker	Carter	57.2	3.27	61 / 3.31
T43	Brutto	Richie	49.4	3.27	53 / 3.52
T43	Zuazo	Leonardo	53.4	3.18	61 / 3.55
45	Batten	Colton	55.2	2.98	59 / 3.43
46	Ryks	Bryan	52.8	3.04	57 / 3.19
47	Dellaporta	Tommy	53.2	2.61	55 / 3.18
48	Papadakos	Alexander	46.2	3.1	51 / 3.22
49	Adams	Seth	48.6	2.81	50 / 3.1

CLASS OF 2020

Place	Last	First	Distance	Hang Time	Best 1 Ball
1	Warren	Evan	68.6	4.02	71 / 4.15
2	Ornstein	Everett	65.6	4.09	74 / 4.1
3	Maretzki	Quinn	68.2	3.88	71 / 4.03
4	Roberts	Carson	65.4	3.96	68 / 4.07
5	Allen	Tabor	64.4	4.02	70 / 4.15
6	Smith	Gianni	65.8	3.72	71 / 3.72
7	Meader	Anthony	64.8	3.82	69 / 3.92
8	Shirkey	Cameron	64.2	3.92	67 / 3.96
T9	Carlton	Noah	65	3.69	73 / 4.09
T9	Simons	Cameron	66.4	3.65	70 / 3.62
T11	Downing	Keola	63	3.74	65 / 3.92
T11	Cragun	Tanner	64.8	3.66	72 / 4.07
13	Fedor	Dillon	65.2	3.62	67 / 3.83
14	Thatcher	Josh	63.2	3.69	69 / 3.72
15	Mahlum	Race	67.6	3.54	75 / 3.77
T16	Gomez	Gabriel	64.4	3.64	68 / 3.88
T16	Thibodeaux	Kevin	65	3.6	68 / 3.59
18	Jones	CeJ	65.2	3.55	68 / 3.86
19	Kieny	Reed	62.6	3.68	67 / 3.65
T20	Winters	Wesley	61.4	3.75	63 / 3.94
T20	Hunt	Conor	63	3.64	66 / 3.68
22	Cross	Connor	62	3.68	70 / 3.64
23	Wilson	Skyler	59.8	3.78	65 / 3.94
T24	Olsen	Hayden	63.6	3.54	67 / 3.72
T24	Vasquez	Omar	63.6	3.54	63 / 3.76
26	Riffle	Isaac	60.4	3.67	65 / 3.85
27	Duarte	Kevin	58.8	3.72	62 / 3.8
T28	Money	Brett	61.4	3.59	65 / 3.81
T28	Curran	Brooks	63	3.45	70 / 3.61
30	Vernon	Reis	62.6	3.49	64 / 3.56
31	Lopez	RJ	62.6	3.48	69 / 3.96
T32	Jackson	Dante	56.2	4.03	61 / 4.24
T32	Mather	Christian	59	3.63	64 / 3.92
34	Hoyland	John	60.4	3.58	62 / 3.66
35	Crookham	Connor	59	3.6	61 / 3.7
T36	Sweeney	Liam	60.8	3.45	63 / 3.65
T36	Ledesma	Nico	61.6	3.42	66 / 3.64
38	Rieman	Rourke	58.2	3.6	61 / 3.78
39	Jones	Easton	57.8	3.62	58 / 3.7
40	Golden	Mychal	58.6	3.5	59 / 3.99
41	Davis	Connor	58.2	3.52	58 / 3.71
42	Glessner	Blake	61.6	3.22	70 / 3.69
43	Yoon	Daniel	56.6	3.54	60 / 4.03
T44	Musick	Avery	58.2	3.43	62 / 3.41
T44	Hamika	Dylan	58.8	3.4	65 / 3.31
46	Bedillion	Bryce	57.8	3.44	65 / 3.5
T47	Olson	John	61	3.2	70 / 3.71
T47	Zilmer	Carson	61.4	3.17	65 / 3.95
49	Holland	Luke	59.6	3.28	65 / 3.93
T50	Meek	Tommy	58.4	3.37	66 / 3.47
T50	Gebhart	Land	61.8	3.11	73 / 3.61
T52	Raya	Anthony	55.2	3.45	61 / 3.55
T52	Dellinger	Edward	60	3.18	66 / 3.61
54	Hannon	Parker	58.6	3.3	65 / 3.78
55	Uribe	Gabriel	57.8	3.37	62 / 3.4
56	Nuzzo	Riley	58.8	3.21	64 / 3.47
57	Pahl	Wesley	57.8	3.3	65 / 3.96
58	Miskella	Nate	59.6	3.14	65 / 3.81
59	Thurman	Rhett	58.8	3.15	69 / 3.53
60	Green	Archie	54.4	3.42	60 / 3.32
T61	Wieser	Jacob	54.2	3.4	64 / 3.57
T61	Persi	Dominic	54.8	3.34	57 / 3.53
T63	Chakraborty	Dominic	53.2	3.41	60 / 3.76
T63	Myers	Gavin	56.4	3.23	60 / 3.52
65	Delis	Peter	52.6	3.41	55 / 3.6
66	Dunker Jr	Lucas	52.2	3.41	61 / 3.5
67	DeLisle	Ethan	54	3.32	58 / 3.6
68	Krockover	Caleb	57.2	3.15	60 / 3.6
T69	Hazelton	Cody	54.2	3.24	57 / 3.26
T69	Hill	Nick	57.8	3.04	64 / 3.43
71	Libenson	Ari	52.2	3.33	58 / 3.27
72	Clark	Aidan	57.6	3.04	65 / 3.66
73	Darin	Michael	54	3.17	61 / 3.65
74	McBerty	Colby	55	2.81	62 / 3.48
T75	Miles	John	50.6	3.18	53 / 3.53
T75	Mood	Daniel	51.6	3.17	56 / 3.44
T75	Whiting	Nathan	53.8	3.09	60 / 3.53
T78	Moore	Brendan	54.8	2.81	59 / 3.19
T78	Lewis	Damon	55	2.67	63 / 3.22
T80	Coash	Grant	53.2	3.08	63 / 3.12
T80	King	Ezra	54.6	2.85	60 / 3.31
82	Pankratz	Spencer	52.6	2.93	55 / 3.22
83	Hamm	Ethan	49.8	3.12	50 / 3.35
84	Villarino	Joshua	52.2	2.9	54 / 3.09
85	Roah	Derek	51.6	2.92	59 / 3.6
86	Widner	Dylan	49.2	2.86	60 / 3.53
87	Burbidge	Jackson	47.6	2.66	50 / 2.81

CLASS OF 2019, JUNIOR COLLEGE & TRANSFERS

Place	Last	First	Distance	Hang Time	Best 1 Ball
1	Sentkowski	Kyle	67.8	3.79	70 / 4.14
T2	Calvert	Conor	65.2	3.74	66 / 4.01
T2	Ganyard	Matt	66.8	3.66	68 / 3.97
4	Ross	Will	63.2	3.75	67 / 3.85
5	Rangel	Juan	63.8	3.66	68 / 3.89
6	Listo	Sergio	68	3.49	68 / 3.63
7	Winders	Paxton	60.8	3.78	67 / 4.03
T8	Martin	Jake	61.8	3.62	64 / 3.96
T8	Dunkle	Gabriel	63	3.53	66 / 3.86
10	Esparza	Daniel	61.2	3.6	67 / 3.85
11	Schroeder	Ethan	63	3.43	72 / 4.03
T12	Schmidt	Kasey	58.8	3.53	61 / 3.52
T12	Lewis	Tristan	61.6	3.44	66 / 3.65
14	Couture	Antoine	57	3.32	62 / 3.44

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2019 GA Spring Camp – Taylor Goettie Dominates!

April 29, 2019 By admin

The 2019 Chris Sailer Kicking Spring Camp Tour is officially underway. Over the next 2 months 1000+ participants will attend Chris Sailer Kicking / Rubio Long Snapping camps in CA, TX, NC, GA, IL, WA, NJ, AZ & WA on the road to Vegas XXXIV (May 11-12). Instruction, competition, evaluation & national rankings will take place at each one of these camps. The ultimate goal is an invitation to the prestigious TOP 12 Camp that will take place in Los Angeles, CA on July 15-17.

The 2019 GA Spring Camp was absolutely loaded with talent. Nearly 200 specialists from 20+ states were in attendance ready to learn and compete. Take a look at the results…

Overall Camp Champion – Taylor Goettie (TR, GA)
Taylor continues to prove that he has what it takes to compete at any level. The transfer Punter was excellent from start to finish. He averages 45+ yards with 4.3+ hang time. He also shows the ability to hit a big time D1 ball. Taylor is an experienced and confident young man that will step in and contribute at the next level. He has 3 years to play 2.

Field Goal Champion – Hayden Olsen (2020, GA)
Hayden had his best performance at at Chris Sailer Kicking camp to date. He has been coming to camps since he was in the 6th Grade. Hayden is really starting to come into his own. He hits a great ball off the ground on field goal. On this day he went 7-7 with a long of 52 yards to win the major field goal competition. He also hit some excellent kickoffs. College football is in his future.

Kickoff Champion – Caleb Myers (2020, TN)
Caleb put on a fantastic camp. He won the major kickoff competition by hitting several balls 70+ yards with 4.0 hang time. Caleb was also dominant on field goal. He is a great looking athlete with one of the strongest legs in the nation. He is showing marked improvement from camp to camp. With this top performance, he has earned a 5-Star Chris Sailer Kicking Rating.

Top Newcomer – Evan McGuire (2020, GA)
Evan stood out immediately from the start of camp and never looked back. The 6’4” lefty hits a pure ball off the ground. The ball gets up quick and he easily has 55+ yard range. His kickoffs are D1 ready right now. He averages 65+ yards with 4.0+ hang time. His best ball on the day traveled 68 yards with 4.23 hang time. Evan is also a talented Punter. He is a D1 recruit without a doubt.

Class of 2019 Standouts: Taylor Goettie, Zack Nicholson, Augustin Navarro

Class of 2020 Standouts: Hayden Olsen, Caleb Myers, Evan McGuire, Brock Travelstead, Jude Kelley, Nolan McCord, Charlie Pollock, Christian Mathers, Evan Warren, Parker Hannon, Ezra King, Isaac Riffle, Jackson Kennedy, Jonmichael Elliott, Kyle Garzon, Lane Gilchrest, Luke Jenkins, Mitchell Gallucio, Nick Hill, Payton Broaddus, Richie Pekmezian, Skyler Wilson, Tanner Robbins, Ty Sherman, Wesley Pahl, Zach Grindle, Alex Romulo, Alex Hood, John Ellis Murrah, Zack Robbins, Zeke Rankin.

Class of 2021 Standouts: Kade Hensley, Tommy Day, Daniel Bethel, Marshall Nichols, Zane Smith, Connor Wood, Braeden Haynes, Dalton McGowan, Josh Lopez, Tyson Giles, Alex Papadakos, Conor Cummins, Leonardo Zuazo, Korben Waldrop, Caleb Bonesteel, David Jenrath, David Rive Vales, Pearson Bates.

Class of 2022 Standouts: Colton Boomer, Luke Brown, Trey Stephens, Will Peltz, Philip Burnett, Scott Swalley III, Walker Thorsen.

Future Stars: Harrison Brooks, Christian Silverstein, Justin Long, Guillermo Rive Vales, Owen Botts.

The 2019 Chris Sailer Kicking Spring Camp Tour will finish up in Los Angeles, CA (Sunday May 5) & Vegas XXXIV in Las Vegas, NV (May 11-12, 2019).

Visit ChrisSailerKicking.com to register and for more information. To be the best, train and compete with the best! #TeamSailer

Did you know that 50+ K/P’s that have attended Vegas Events have now signed NFL Contracts!

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10 Benefits of attending the 2019 FBU Top Gun Camp run by Chris Sailer Kicking!

April 28, 2019 By admin

10 Benefits of attending the 2019 FBU Top Gun Camp run by Chris Sailer Kicking!

1) Chris Sailer will be present at this camp.

2) Chris Sailer will be selecting All-Americans for the 2020 All-American Bowl on NBC.

Two Class of 2020 Kickers will be selected.
Two Class of 2020 Punters will be selected.

*The All-American Bowl on NBC (Formerly the U.S. Army All-American Bowl) is an all expenses paid game that will take place in San Antonio, TX in January of 2020.

3) Chris Sailer will be selecting All-Americans for the 2020 Polynesian Bowl on CBS Sports.

Two Class of 2020 Kickers/Punters will be selected.

*The Polynesian All-American Bowl is an all expenses paid game that will take place in Honolulu, HI in January of 2020.

4) Selections for these All-American Bowl spots will be based on evaluation & competition. Every Class of 2020 Kicker & Punter in attendance will have the same opportunity to EARN selection. You will have to meet minimum requirements to qualify for finals competitions.

Field Goal: The ability to hit a D1 Level ball off the ground with range of 55+ yards.

Kickoff: The ability to hit a D1 Level ball of 70+ yards and 4.0+ hang time.

Punt: The ability to hit a D1 Level ball of 45+ yards and 4.8+ hang time.

*These numbers are not set in stone. They will be adjusted based on weather conditions and participants in attendance.

5) All-American Bowl selections are earned… not given.

Each year nearly every top Chris Sailer Kicking recruit attends the FBU Top Gun Camp. However every year, not every top Chris Sailer Kicking recruit earns an All-American Bowl spot.

Examples…

2019 All-American Bowl on NBC Selections:
Will Powers (USC Preferred Walk-On commit) earned an All-American Bowl on NBC spot as a punter. He was not a highly ranked Chris Sailer Kicking Punter headed into competition. However he stepped his game up and earned his way to All-American status by dominating evaluation periods and ultimately defeating long time Chris Sailer Kicking Punter Austin McNamara (#2 ranked punter in the nation & Texas Tech full scholarship commit) in the final competition.

Alex Felkins (Columbia commit) earned an All-American Bowl on NBC spot as a Kicker. He was ranked outside the top 10 in America heading into camp. However, he stepped up and defeated kickers that were ranked higher (Tim Horn – Washington commit, Camden Lewis – Oregon commit, Noah Rauschenberg – Baylor commit, Patrick Nations – East Carolina commit, Evan Davis – Toledo commit to name a few).

Previous U.S. Army All-American Bowl Selection:
Drue Chrisman (Ohio State) earned a U.S. Army All-American spot at his very first Chris Sailer Kicking camp.

Barrett Pickering (Nebraska) nearly earned an U.S. Army All-American spot at his very first Chris Sailer Kicking camp. He was defeated during the final head to head competition by eventual champions B.T. Potter & Charles Campbell.

Marshall Long (Georgia) earned a U.S. Army All-American spot. He camp into camp ranked outside of the Top 10 and defeated several FBS full scholarship commits.

Charles Campbell (Indiana) earned a U.S. Army All-American spot. He camp into as a major underdog and defeated several FBS full scholarship commits.

The list goes on and on….

6) Every player in attendance (Classes of 2020, 2021, 2022 & Future Stars) will be ranked by Chris Sailer on ChrisSailerKicking.com. Chris Sailer Kicking has been the #1 authority on ranking and evaluating high school specialists since 2000. Being ranked with Chris Sailer Kicking is a major advantage in recruiting for ALL LEVELS (D1 – FBS & FCS, D2, D3 & NAIA). Chris Sailer ranks athletes at EVERY CAMP!

7) Experience, Experience, Experience!!! Competing for a spot for 2 of the 3 major All-American Bowls is a privilege and honor. Winning selection is fantastic, however it is not the most important factor. The opportunity to compete against the best specialists in America will prepare you for what it takes to be a specialist at the college level. The experience you gain from competing at the highest level will be recognized by college coaches and will serve as a huge resume builder (Participant in the prestigious 2019 FBU Top Gun Camp).

*If you are not a D1 Level Kicker, yes it will be difficult to earn an All-American Bowl spot. However, the experience gained will not only be enjoyable, but will pay off big time down the road.

8) Social Gains. This is not only an opportunity on the field, it is a major opportunity off the field. You will meet and interact with the very best Kickers, Punters & Long Snappers in America. The specialist world is a tight knit community. Although competitive, it is also a ton of fun. The relationships that you build in this community will last well beyond football. Top Gun is a fantastic social environment for players and families.

9) Chris Sailer WILL know your name.

I have run hundreds upon hundreds of kicking camps. If I have 10 K/P’s at a lesson, 50 K/P’s at a small camp, 100 K/P’s at a large camp or 400 K/P’s at national events… I will know everyone by name by the time the camp is over. The focus is never just on the top performers in attendance, the focus is on ALL athletes in attendance. My goal has always been to help all Chris Sailer Kicking athletes use sports to earn a college degree.

“The most impressive part of your camps is your ability to know each player by name. I don’t know how you do it. It is obvious that you put the time and effort into caring about each individual student. I thank you for making your camps an incredible experience for all in attendance. There is no doubt you are the best in the business” – Parent of a Chris Sailer Kicking student in the Class of 2022

10) Instruction. Instruction is the cornerstone of every Chris Sailer Kicking camp since 2000. Chris Sailer Kicking will ALWAYS provide instruction at every Chris Sailer Kicking no matter what.

There is a reason why Chris Sailer and Chris Sailer Kicking have earned the right and inked the partnerships to select the All-Americans for 2 of the 3 major high school All-American Bowls. Expect professionalism and a top notch quality camp from top to bottom. See you in Rock Hill, SC on July 11-12, 2019.

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Which Camps Should I Attend In The Summer Of 2019?

April 17, 2019 By admin

Class of 2020

If you want to play college football, this summer should be dedicated to your craft and college recruitment. Parents, plan your vacation around camps and visits.

I recommend 3-4 Chris Sailer Kicking Camps for the summer of 2019.

Chris Sailer Kicking 1-Day Summer Camps
Los Angeles, CA – June 27
Dallas, TX – June 29
Chicago, IL – July 8
Newark, NJ – July 21
Charlotte, NC – July 27
Atlanta, GA – July 28
San Francisco, CA – July 28

*Attend 2 of these camps. 1 in your regional area and 1 in a different region of the United States.
Why? Instruction, Competition, Evaluation & National Rankings with Chris Sailer Kicking

Top Gun (FBU)
Where: Rock Hill, SC
When: July 11-12
Why: Instruction, Competition, Evaluation & National Rankings with Chris Sailer Kicking
Additional Benefits: 2 Class of 2020 Kickers & 2 Class of 2020 Punters will be selected by Chris Sailer to play in the All-American Bowl on NBC game in San Antonio, TX (All-Expenses Paid), 2-4 Class of 2020 K/P’s will be selected by Chris Sailer to play in the Polynesian All-American Game in Oahu, HI (All-Expenses Paid)

Chris Sailer Kicking – TOP 12 Invitation Only Camp
Where: Los Angeles, CA
When: July 15-17
Why: If your invited to this camp by Chris Sailer, it is an absolute must attend. This camp is only for the very best 45 Kickers / Punters in America. Players are selected at the Las Vegas Events (January & May) + 5 Wild Cards.

I recommend 3-5 College Camps for the summer of 2019
Where: College Campus
When: Most take place in June, a few take place in July
Why: Make no mistake about it, these are tryouts for each individual college. We recommend only 3-5 camps to ensure peak performance and to avoid injury from overuse. You will be evaluated and judged based on your “worst performance”. College coaches speak and the word spreads. By allowing proper time for rest and travel you should be able to dominate the 3-5 camps that you choose to attend. If you do well at ALL of them, you will quickly become a hot commodity.

Class of 2021

I recommend 2-3 Chris Sailer Kicking Camps for the summer of 2019.

Chris Sailer Kicking 1-Day Summer Camp
Los Angeles, CA – June 27
Dallas, TX – June 29
Chicago, IL – July 8
Newark, NJ – July 21
Charlotte, NC – July 27
Atlanta, GA – July 28
San Francisco, CA – July 28

*Attend 1-2 of these camps. Attend the regional camp in your area and consider attending a regional camp in a different region of the country to begin to gain experience.
Why? Instruction, Competition, Evaluation & National Rankings with Chris Sailer Kicking

Chris Sailer Kicking 2019 Underclassmen Invitational
Where: Los Angeles, CA
When: July 18-19
Why: If you are invited to this camp by Chris Sailer, this is a MUST attend. This is will end up being THE most important Chris Sailer Kicking camp that you attend during your high school years. You will be attending with national prospects & the families of national prospects from around the United States. You will meet lifelong friends that you will compete against and lean upon for many years to come. Parents, you will meet other parents that you will build lifelong friendships with and will also lean on during the recruiting process. Education, Instruction, Competition, Evaluation & National Rankings with Chris Sailer Kicking. PLUS the social aspect of this camp is phenomenal. This camp will set you up for years to come.

Class of 2022

I recommend 2-3 Chris Sailer Kicking Camps for the summer of 2019.

Class of 2023

I recommend 3 Chris Sailer Kicking Camp for the summer of 2019.

*Attend 1 of these camps. Attend the regional camp in your area of the county.
Why? Instruction, Competition, Evaluation & National Rankings with Chris Sailer Kicking

Top Gun (FBU)
Where: Rock Hill, SC
When: July 11-12
Why: Instruction, Competition, Evaluation & National Rankings with Chris Sailer Kicking
Additional Benefits: 2 K/P’s will be selected by Chris Sailer to play in the FBU Adidas Freshman All-American Game in Naples, FL.

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Explanation of Chris Sailer Kicking Camps

April 17, 2019 By admin

There are so many options out there that it can become confusing. After 19 years in the business, I know the value of great instruction, the value of education, and perhaps most importantly, the value of exposure. I make choices each year to offer our clients the best possible options to achieve success. Chris Sailer Kicking remains #1 in the business for that reason. High school coaches, college coaches and NFL coaches trust in Chris Sailer Kicking. The proof is in the results.

Las Vegas, TOP 12, All-American Bowl on NBC, Polynesian All-American Bowl on CBS, Underclassman Invitational, Fall / Spring / Summer 1-Day Regional Camps, FBU Youth All-American Games, Australian Scout Camps, College Training Camp & NFL Training Camps, NFL Combines, etc. Many have tried to copy the model that Chris Sailer Kicking has created, but there is a reason why we are #1 in the World. Experience, real relationships with everyone that matters in this business & the best instruction available across the world. If you want to make it as a kicker or punter… welcome to Chris Sailer Kicking.

January
Las Vegas Prep Camp (One week prior to Vegas Event in Los Angeles)
Las Vegas – Annual National Kicking & Snapping Event

February – April
1-Day Spring Regional Camps (Southern CA, Northern CA, TX, IL, NC, GA, NJ, AZ, WA

May
Las Vegas Prep Camp (One week prior to Vegas Event in Los Angeles)
Las Vegas – Annual Spring National Kicking & Snapping Event

June – July
1-Day Summer Regional Camps (Southern CA, Northern CA, TX, IL, NC, GA, NJ, AZ, WA)
Underclassmen Invitational (Los Angeles, CA)
TOP 12 Invitational (Los Angeles, CA)
TOP GUN (FBU) Invitational Camp (Rock Hill, SC)
College Camps (Sophomores attend 1 College Camp for experience & Juniors attend 3-5 College Camps ***These are tryouts.)

August
Season

September – December
1-Day Fall Camps Regional Camps (Southern CA, Northern CA, TX, IL, NC, GA, NJ, AZ, WA)

Description of Camps:
1-Day Fall, Spring & Summer Regional Camps: These are a 1-Day Camps. Camp includes instruction, video analysis, competition, evaluation and national rankings with Chris Sailer Kicking. These are our most popular all around camps. Camps run from 8:30 – 5:00. Registration is open to ALL. Registrations are accepted on a first come, first serve basis. There is great value for all ages and skill levels.

Las Vegas Prep Camps: These are a 1-Day Camps. These camps are designed to help prepare you for Las Vegas. You DO NOT have to attend the Vegas Events to attend these camps. They are a great experience either way. Camp includes instruction, competition, evaluation and national rankings. Camps run from 8:30 – 4:00. Registration is open to ALL. Registrations are accepted on a first come, first serve basis. There is great value for all ages and skill levels.

Las Vegas Events: These are a 2-Day Camps. Both January & May are set up exactly the same way. Both are equally important. If you want to be the best, attend both. These are THE MOST IMPORTANT camps of the year. Camp includes instruction, competition, evaluation and national rankings. The Vegas Events off the the ultimate exposure. The Las Vegas Events are where kickers and punters are selected to attend the TOP 12 Invitation only camp. Registrations are accepted on a first come, first serve basis. There is great value for all ages and skill levels.

Arrive Friday. January Event ends at 6:00 PM on Sunday. May Event ends at 3:30 PM on Sunday. Open to 8th Graders, Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors, Junior College and 4-Year Transfers. The TOP 12 will be selected from both events (20 in January & 20 in May).

Underclassmen Invitational Camp: This is a 2-Day Camp. Open to Sophomores, Freshman, 8th Graders, 7th Graders and sometimes 6th Graders. This camp is designed for both the specialists & THEIR PARENTS. Camp time is spent equally on the filed and in the classroom. This camp will educate you for years to come from A-Z when it comes to the world of kicking and punting. Camp includes instruction, competition, classroom seminars, evaluation and national rankings. This is an Invite Only camp. You will receive an invitation directly from Chris Sailer. The camp is held in Los Angeles, CA.

The TOP 12 Camp: This is a 2-Day Camp. This is an Invite Only Camp. The only way to get invited to this camp is to attend the Las Vegas Events. January = 20 Kickers/Punters will be selected. May = 20 additional Kickers/Punters will be selected. This camp is the best of the best. There is no other camp like this one. The TOP 12 will be selected on site during camp. This camp should be your #1 goal! Camp is held in Los Angeles, CA.

College Camps: These are 1-Day Camps. These camps are run by the Universities and University coaching staffs. These camps should be seen as tryouts. This is your opportunity to be seen by the particular colleges that you select. Register for these camps through the University.

FBU TOP GUN: This is a 2-Day Camp. You must be invited by Chris Sailer. The specialists for the All-American Bowl on NBC sports (San Antonio, TX), the Polynesian All-American Bowl on CBS Sports (Oahu, HI) and the FBU Freshman All-American Bowl (Naples, FL) will be selected at this camp. Chris Sailer Kicking is an official partner of FBU, The All-American Bowl on NBC Sports, the Polynesian All-American Bowl on CBS Sports & The FBU Freshman All-America Bowl. Camps include: Exposure through FBU, the opportunity to be considered for these prestigious Bowl Games, instruction, video analysis, evaluation and national rankings. You register for this camps by calling FBU directly.

Notes:
I recommend attending the TOP GUN Camp every year. The All-American Bowl on NBC Sports, the Polynesian Bowl on CBS Sports, & FBU Freshman All-American Bowl participants are selected by me at this camp.

When prioritizing camps, Vegas Events should always come first.

All camps offer instruction, competition, evaluation and national rankings.

Highlight videos are available at the 1-Day Regional Camps, Las Vegas Events and Invite Camps.

Every camp has SOLD OUT for the past 14 years. Register early.

This might seem like we are asking a lot of you. You are right, we are. An opportunity to play college football or perhaps in the NFL is HUGE. We will give you that opportunity. The harder you work, the more time you invest, the reality of reaching your goals will come true. It is very competitive out there. Those who work the hardest and understand the process stay one step ahead of the game. See you at a Chris Sailer Kicking camp soon!

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2019 IL Spring Camp Recap – Listo is The Champion

April 15, 2019 By admin

The Road to Vegas XXXIV continued in Chicago, IL on Sunday April 14th. The most talented specialists in the Midwest were in attendance battling it out in snowy conditions. Take a look at the results…

Overall Champion – Sergio Listo (2020, JC)
Sergio was outstanding on field goal on this day. He connected on 12-13 field goals to become the field goal champion. Sergio gets the ball up well and easily has 50+ yard range. He is developing into a top junior college kicking prospect for the upcoming season. The tools are all there to take his game to the next level.

Punt Champion – Hunter Renner (2020, IN)
Hunter won his third consecutive Chris Sailer Kicking IL Punting Championship. He did an outstanding job punting the football in poor conditions. He easily averages 40+ yards with 4.4+ hang time. He is one of the most consistent performers in the country that continues to prove he is a D1 level recruit. Look for Hunter to have a big 2019 off season impressing college coaches around America.

Class of 2019 Standouts: Will Ross, Ben Packer, Jake Martin, Connor Seely

Class of 2020 Standouts: Sergio Listo (JC), Hunter Renner, Jack Olsen, JJ Wadas, Cameron Shirkey, Kevin Thibodeaux, Marshall Meeder, Caleb Krockover, Jacob Lewis, Julian Lee, Morgan Williamson, Nathan Whiting, Sam Harmeyer, Elias Sewell, Peyton Benes, Riley Moore, Trey Newland

Jack Olsen is a sure fire D1 scholarship pick!

Class of 2021 Standouts: Ivan Shuran, Matthew Farnsworth, Tyler Rosselli, Arlind Bengu, Bryce Morris, Ezra Stein, Mark Holder, Teagen Lenderink, Trace Hrgich

Class of 2022 Standouts: Hayden Horn, Leo Low, Ryan O’Grady, Peter Frame, Collin May, Aidan Weever, Aleks Maric-Munster

Future Star: Leo Capparelli

The 2019 Chris Sailer Kicking Spring Camp Tour will continue in Atlanta, GA (Sunday April 28) & Vegas XXXIV in Las Vegas, NV (May 11-12, 2019).

Visit ChrisSailerKicking.com to register and for more information. To be the best, train and compete with the best! #TeamSailer

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2019 TX Spring Camp Recap – Joseph McFadden Comes Out On Top!

April 8, 2019 By admin

The Road to Vegas XXXIV continued April 7th with a stop in Dallas, TX. Dallas, the state of Texas and the southern region of the country always produce incredible talent. From Justin Tucker, to Dan Bailey, to Randy Bullock… Who will be next? Take a look at a few hopefuls. Here are the results.

The 2019 TX Spring Camp was loaded with talent!

Overall Camp Champion – Joseph McFadden (2021, TX)
The long time Chris Sailer Kicking kicker continues to prove that he is an absolute standout. He went 8-8 with a long of 55 yards to win a major field goal competition. He hits a big time D1 ball off the ground. His ball gets up quick and he has 60+ yard range. His kickoffs are strong. Joseph averages 65+ yards with 4.0+ hang time. He is also a very capable punter. This 5-Star Kicker is a sure fire D1 Scholarship Pick. OFFER NOW!!!

Field Goal Champion – Nathan Ellisor (2021, TX)
Nathan had his best performance at a Chris Sailer Kicking camp yet. He is a phenomenal athlete that is really starting to come into his own as a Kicker. Nathan won a major field goal competition by going a remarkable 9-9, including 4 field goals of 50+ yards. His kickoffs are strong, near the top of his class. Nathan continues to elevate his game and is beginning to cement himself among the elite in America. Big things ahead… stay tuned.

Kickoff Champion – David Kemp (2021, KS)
David recently became a Chris Sailer Kicking 5-Star Kicker with his huge performance at Vegas XXXIII in January. He was equally impressive in Dallas. David has been attempting CSK Camps since his 8th grade year. He is mentally and physically strong and mature beyond his years. He won the kickoff competition by averaging 65+ yards, with 4.0+ hang time. His best ball measured 72 yards with 4.05 second hang time. He is ready for whatever challenge comes his way.

Punt Champion – Reis Vernon (2020, OK)
Reis is quickly becoming one of the most decorated punters in Chris Sailer Kicking history. He was a national champion kicker and punter at the 2018 Underclassmen Invitational. He followed that up by winning another championship (Punting) on the biggest stage at Vegas XXXIII this past January. On this day he won the major punting competition by averaging 45+ yards, with 4.5+ second hang time. Reis is also a D1 talent as a kicker. He competed extremely well at every position in Dallas. He is a major D1 recruit… OFFER NOW!!!

Class of 2019/JC Standouts: Gino Garcia, Daniel Esparza, Jared DeFelice.

Class of 2020 Standouts: Reis Vernon, Tabor Allen, Tanner Cragun, Carson Roberts, Connor Wallace, Aidan Clark, Aidan Schiefer, Arturo Ramirez, Carlos Villagomez, JC Smith, John Hoyland, Nico Ledesma, Rich McDermott, Anthony Raya, Connor Crookham, Evanston, Garneau, Huxley Richardson, Riley Nuzzo, Marco Rodriguez, Victor Robles, Wesley Winters.

Class of 2021 Standouts: Joseph McFadden, David Kemp, Nathan Ellisor, Bert Auburn, Aaron Wagaman, Matthew Eich, Francisco Castillo, Ethan Spearman, Ty Reid, Joshua Levin, Brandon Garcia, Colton Batten, Joshua McCormick, Sergio Rubio.

Class of 2022 Standouts: Carter Brown, Markus Merkelbach, Bradyn Ritchie, Brynden Southworth, Upton Bellenfant, Brody McNew, Michael James.

The 2019 Chris Sailer Kicking Spring Camp Tour will continue Chicago, IL (Sunday April 14), Atlanta, GA (Sunday April 28) & Vegas XXXIV in Las Vegas, NV (May 11-12, 2019).

Visit ChrisSailerKicking.com to register and for more information. To be the best, train and compete with the best! #TeamSailer

To be the best, train & compete with the best! #TeamSailer

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2019 AZ Spring Camp Recap – Omar Vasquez Wins It!

April 2, 2019 By admin

The road to Vegas XXXIV continued this past week in Phoenix, AZ where the amount of solid talent seems to be growing. Take a look at some of the new names that came to compete against the returning AZ veterans…

Overall Champion – Omar Vasquez (2020, AZ)
This was Omar’s first Chris Sailer camp of his career. Omar showed great progress from the morning to the afternoon as he won the field goal charting competition with a 50 yarder. He battled in the afternoon against Nick Hill and Fabien Guillen to take the title of Camp Champ!

AZ Champion: Omar Vasquez & Carson Wiggs

Field Goal Champion – Nick Hill (2020, CA)
Nick Hill continues to impress in AZ as he always seems to be in the finals of all competitions. Nick had an impressive day on both field goal and punt as he won a major field goal competition by going 7 for 7 with a long of 53 yards. Nick was also had a good day kicking off. With hard work on his punting technique, he has the strength to develop into a good college level punter as well.

Punt Champion – Fabien Guillen (2020, CA)
Fabien had a great showing in AZ as he hit multiple punts over 40 yards with over 4.7 seconds of hang time. He outlasted Clay Gross in the Punt Final. Fabien is a fierce competitor who is ready to make an impact on the college level. Look for him to have a big showing at Vegas XXXIV.

Kickoff Champion – Carson Zilmer (2020, AZ)
Carson is another rising star coming out of Arizona that has big time potential. He is a big, tall, strong and athletic kicker who is hits big time kickoffs, typically deep in the end zone. With continued hard work on his technique and consistency, Carson will be ranked towards the top of his class.

Class of 2019/JC Standouts: Zachary Grabovic.

Class of 2020 Standouts: Carson Zilmer, Clay Gross Dominic Chakraborty, Dominic Persi, Fabien Guillen, Jansen Malvick, Mark Vargas, Nick Hill, Omar Vasquez, Santiago Garcia-Mendez.

Class of 2021 Standouts: Crew Peterman, Maximus Kennedy, Richie Brutto, Ryan Feinberg.

Class of 2022 Standouts: Casey Kautzman, Grady Gross.

The 2019 Chris Sailer Kicking Spring Camp Tour will continue in Dallas, TX (Sunday April 7), Chicago, IL (Sunday April 14), Atlanta, GA (Sunday April 28) & Vegas XXXIV in Las Vegas, NV (May 11-12, 2019).

Visit ChrisSailerKicking.com to register and for more information. To be the best, train and compete with the best! #TeamSailer

See you in Vegas, where the best of the best prove it!

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