Chris Sailer Kicking – Week 3 College Players of the Week, Cameron Dicker & Tyler Newsome Honored!

September 17, 2018 By

Each week Chris Sailer Kicking will select College Players of the Week based off of performances from that week only.  Players selected are students of Chris Sailer Kicking and must have attended Chris Sailer Kicking camps or lessons.

Chris Sailer Kicking College Players of the Week:

KICKER
Week 1: Cole Tracy (LSU) 4-4 Field Goals (Long 54), 3-3 Extra Points
Week 2: Brandon Ruiz (Arizona State) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 49), 1-1 Extra Points, Game Winning Field Goal vs. Michigan State
Week 3: Cameron Dicker (Texas) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 46), 4-4 Extra Points

Cameron Dicker, Texas

PUNTER
Week 1: Jake Bailey (Stanford) 48.8 Yard Average on 5 Punts (Long 63)
Week 2: Brandon Wright (Georgia State) 56.3 Yard Average on 4 Punts (Long 65)
Week 3: Tyler Newsome (Notre Dame) 59.6 Yard Average on 5 Punts (Long 63)

Tyler Newsome, Notre Dame

 

50+ Yard Field Goals:
Week 1: Cole Tracy (LSU) 54, Gabriel Rui (Kansas) 54, Daniel LaCamera (Texas A&M) 52, Cole Hedlund (North Texas) 51
Week 2: John Barron II (San Diego State) 52, Cole Tracy (LSU) 50, Tyler Bass (Georgia Southern) 50
Week 3: John Barron II (San Diego State) 54, Nick Madonia (Tennessee Tech) 54

Lou Groza Award Stars of the Week (3 selected each week)
Week 1: Cole Tracy (LSU), Chase McCrath (USC), Cole Hedlund (North Texas)
Week 2: James Sherman (Texas State)
Week 3: Cole Tracy (LSU)

Stay tuned as each week, Chris Sailer Kicking will update you on Chris Sailer Kicking in College Football!

Check out former Chris Sailer Kicking Kickers that have won the Lou Groza Award!

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Chris Sailer Kicking – Week 2 College Players of the Week, Brandon Ruiz & Brandon Wright Honored!

September 10, 2018 By

Each week Chris Sailer Kicking will select College Players of the Week based off of performances from that week only.  Players selected are students of Chris Sailer Kicking and must have attended Chris Sailer Kicking camps or lessons.

Chris Sailer Kicking College Players of the Week:

KICKER
Week 1: Cole Tracy (LSU) 4-4 Field Goals (Long 54), 3-3 Extra Points
Week 2: Brandon Ruiz (Arizona State) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 49), 1-1 Extra Points, Game Winning Field Goal vs. Michigan State

Watch Brandon Ruiz drill the game winning field goal vs. Michigan State: CLICK HERE

Brandon Ruiz, Arizona State

PUNTER
Week 1: Jake Bailey (Stanford) 48.8 Yard Average on 5 Punts (Long 63)
Week 2: Brandon Wright (Georgia State) 56.3 Yard Average on 4 Punts (Long 65)

Brandon Wright, Georgia State

50+ Yard Field Goals:
Week 1: Cole Tracy (LSU) 54, Gabriel Rui (Kansas) 54, Daniel LaCamera (Texas A&M) 52, Cole Hedlund (North Texas) 51
Week 2: John Barron II (San Diego State) 52, Cole Tracy (LSU) 50, Tyler Bass (Georgia Southern) 50

Lou Groza Award Stars of the Week (3 selected each week)
Week 1: Cole Tracy (LSU), Chase McCrath (USC), Cole Hedlund (North Texas)
Week 2: James Sherman (Texas State)

Stay tuned as each week, Chris Sailer Kicking will update you on Chris Sailer Kicking in College Football!

Check out former Chris Sailer Kicking Kickers that have won the Lou Groza Award!

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Chris Sailer Kicking – Week 1 College Players of the Week, Cole Tracy & Jake Bailey Honored!

September 4, 2018 By

Each week Chris Sailer Kicking will select College Players of the Week based off of performances from that week only.  Players selected are students of Chris Sailer Kicking and must have attended Chris Sailer Kicking camps or lessons.

Chris Sailer Kicking College Players of the Week:

KICKER
Week 1: Cole Tracy (LSU) 4-4 Field Goals (Long 54), 3-3 Extra Points

Cole Tracy, LSU

PUNTER
Week 1: Jake Bailey (Stanford) 48.8 Yard Average on 5 Punts (Long 63)

Jake Bailey, Stanford

50+ Yard Field Goals:
Week 1: Cole Tracy (LSU) 54, Gabriel Rui (Kansas) 54, Daniel LaCamera (Texas A&M) 52, Cole Hedlund (North Texas) 51

Lou Groza Award Stars of the Week (3 selected each week)
Week 1: Cole Tracy (LSU), Chase McCrath (USC), Cole Hedlund (North Texas)

Stay tuned as each week, Chris Sailer Kicking will update you on Chris Sailer Kicking in College Football!

Check out former Chris Sailer Kicking Kickers that have won the Lou Groza Award!

 

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2018 Chris Sailer Kicking HI Summer Camp Recap… Conor Hunt Wins It!

August 10, 2018 By

Chris Sailer Kicking made its final stop on the 2018 Summer Camp Tour in Oahu, HI on Sunday August 5th. All in all Chris Sailer Kicking & Rubio Long Snapping ran 10 camps this summer and worked with over 1,000 specialists. The 5th Annual Chris Sailer Kicking Hawaii Summer Camp was once again a tremendous success. This camp has now featured talented Hawaiian Kickers and Punters such as Ka’imi Fairbairn (UCLA, Texans), Jet Toner (Stanford), Adam Stack (Oregon), Alex Trifonivitch (Hawaii), Jeffrey Chan (Syracuse), Kekoa Sasoaka (Hawaii), Tim Horn (Washington commit) & more. This year’s group of specialists is just as special. Take a look at the results.

Overall Champion – Conor Hunt (2020)
Conor has had a tremendous year with Chris Sailer Kicking. He jumped onto the national scene at Vegas XXXII in May. He then had a big time showing at the Underclassmen Invitational in Los Angeles, CA last month. And followed that up by winning the overall championship in Hawaii. On this day he won the Punt Competition by averaging 40+ yards with 4.3+ hang time. He was also impressive on both field goal and kickoff. Conor stepped in most in the end by defeating Tim Horn in a head to head battle. Conor is now considered a top 5 national combo prospect in the nation.

Field Goal Champion / Kickoff Champion – Tim Horn (2019)
Tim has been a mainstay at the top of the Chris Sailer Kicking rankings since his freshman season. He is a special talent that doesn’t come along often. He is currently the #2 ranked kicker in America and has already committed to the University of Washington on full scholarship. He won the Vegas XXXI Overall Kicking Championship (300+ Kickers) in January and was also selected by Chris Sailer Kicking to participate in the 2019 Polynesian Bowl All-American Game. Tim hits a major D1 ball on both field goal and kickoff. On this day he won the field goal competition by going 8-8 with a long of 55 yards. He also easily won the kickoff competition by averaging 70+ yards with 4.1+ hang time.

Conor Hunt & Tim Horn

Class of 2019 Standouts:

Tim Horn: (See Above)

Anthony Tom-Makue: Anthony is an excellent kicker. He is smooth and accurate with 50+ yard range off the ground. He is also solid on kickoff and shows punting potential. College football is in his future.

Kekoa Kuloloia: Kekoa has shown great improvement from camp to camp. He has a college level leg and shows nice future potential. With continued hard work, he will challenge at the next level.

Tyler Udarbe: Tyler is a very good high school kicking prospect. He is smooth and accurate on field goal. He also solid on kickoff. He has the tools to play in college with continued hard work.

Class of 2020 Standouts

Conor Hunt: (See Above)

Quinn Maretzki: Quinn is becoming a top national prospect in the Class of 2020. He hits an excellent ball off the ground on field goal and easily has 50+ yard range. His kickoffs are also very strong.

Kaeo Rezentes: Kaeo had a breakout performance at this camp. He kicked with great confidence and really stepped his game up. He has a bright college future with continued hard work.

Keola Downing: Keola is as solid as they come. He kicks with excellent technique and hits a very consistent ball on both field goal and kickoff. College football is in his future.

Luke Hamocon: Luke is a talented kicking prospect. He has a big leg and shows flashes of what he is capable of. He has shown steady improvement from camp to camp. I expect him to stay on this path.

Cheyden Costa: Cheyden is an excellent kicker. He hits a pure ball on field goal and has 50+ yard range. His kickoffs have also improved tremendously. His game is coming along nicely.

Liam McGehee: Liam did a great job at his first Chris Sailer Kicking camp. He is a natural with nice future potential. His field goals and kickoffs are both solid.

Class of 2021 Standouts:

Kade Yasui: Kade is a great young athlete with an explosive leg. He is still a bit newer to kicking, but the talent is there to enjoy a successful high school career and possibly beyond.

Kaulanaikaleoaukahiokala Navares: Kaulanaikaleoaukahiokala is a natural young kicker. He shows he can hit a very nice ball on both field goal and kickoff. I look forward to helping him develop his game.

Class of 2022 Standout:

Winston Freitas: Winston does a great job for his age. He is an athlete with a strong leg and natural ability. He is showing steady improvement each time we see him.

That concludes the 2018 Chris Sailer Kicking Summer Tour. The 2018 Chris Sailer Kicking Fall Camp Schedule has been posted and is now open for registration. Visit www.ChrisSailerKicking.com for more information and to register. To be the best, train & compete with the best. #TeamSailer

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2018 Underclassmen Invitational Kick Off Results

July 24, 2018 By
2018 Chris Sailer Kicking Underclassmen Invitational
Kickoff Results
Class of 2022
Place Last First Distance Height Best 1 Ball
T1 Brown Carter 56.5 3.27 57 / 3.40
T1 Holbrook Daniel 58.8 3.21 63 / 3.19
3 Ritchie Bradyn 48 2.47 60 / 3.41
Class of 2021
Place Last First Distance Height Best 1 Ball
1 Shuran Ivan 65 3.68 65 / 3.81
2 Bryan Josh 62.8 3.81 65 / 3.84
3 Eich Matthew 67.3 3.29 68 / 3.65
4 Auburn Bert 60 3.79 66 / 3.82
T5 McGowan Dalton 60.3 3.36 65 / 3.43
T5 Segovia Brenden 62 3.27 63 / 3.48
7 Lopes Joshua 59.5 3.31 65 / 3.62
8 Ray Jackson 63.3 3.1 65 / 3.40
9 Meono Andre 59.5 3.21 66 / 3.03
T10 Pettit Micah 58.3 3.27 59 / 3.43
T10 Jackson Louie 62 3.08 65 / 3.14
12 Kemp David 56.5 3.37 61 / 3.69
13 Smith Zane 63.8 3 65 / 3.22
14 North Jarrett 57.3 3.19 60 / 3.25
15 Kralapp Kollin 57.5 3.14 65 / 3.18
16 Bredesen Darren 56.8 3.18 61 / 3.71
17 DeMirjyn Michael 60.8 2.94 61 / 3.14
18 Rosselli Tyler 58.5 2.93 60 / 2.93
19 Moore Zachary 53.5 3.09 56 / 3.39
20 Bass Derek 53.8 3.06 61 / 3.59
21 Marion Jake 55.3 3 57 / 3.53
22 Salerno Christopher 52 3.06 53 / 3.26
T23 Giles Tyson 53.3 3.01 55 / 3.39
T23 Silver Alec 56.3 2.86 63 / 3.07
T23 Cummins Conor 57 2.8 69 / 3.32
26 Bryan Connor 51.5 3.05 57 / 3.44
27 Southey Thomas 55.8 2.84 56 / 3.39
T28 Blevins Brayden 50.8 3.03 54 / 3.40
T28 Tabor Drake 52.8 2.97 57 / 3.40
T30 Rhinehart Nick 55.3 2.83 64 / 3.65
T30 Rogers Franklin 55.8 2.68 64 / 3.09
32 Kartub Jay 56.3 2.62 60 / 2.82
T33 Aguilar Kevin 47 2.91 47 / 3.23
T33 Wood Joey 47 2.91 53 / 2.81
35 Spearman Ethan 52.3 2.63 53 / 2.96
Class of 2020
Place Last First Distance Height Best 1 Ball
T1 Mahlum Race 67.5 3.64 67 / 3.86
T1 Burnette Noah 66.5 3.75 66 / 3.93
3 Meeder Marshall 66.3 3.57 71 / 3.73
4 Hunt Conor 64.5 3.58 66 / 3.82
5 Vernon Reis 61.5 3.84 67 / 3.98
6 Mccarroll AJ 67.5 3.36 69 / 3.50
7 Landis Garrett 61.8 3.61 67 / 3.94
8 Michael Jed 64.5 3.45 69 / 3.59
9 Hannon Parker 62 3.47 65 / 3.50
10 Dellinger Edward 62 3.39 62 / 3.62
T11 Mena Miles 60.3 3.46 65 / 3.43
T11 Forbes Stefaan 62.3 3.35 67 / 3.69
13 Ledesma Nico 60.8 3.36 66 / 3.21
14 Guillen Fabien 59.3 3.42 66 / 3.40
15 Kelley Jude 66.3 3.23 69 / 3.65
16 Bishop Henry 57 3.34 59 / 3.46
17 Renner Hunter 57.5 3.33 61 / 3.52
T18 Wieland Luke 56.8 3.34 60 / 3.43
T18 Meader Anthony 60 3.24 70 / 3.61
20 Green Archie 60.3 3.16 62 / 3.18
T21 Money Brett 55.8 3.33 56 / 3.43
T21 Jones Easton 59 3.17 62 / 3.43
T21 McCord Nolan 61 3.14 71 / 3.51
24 Hosler Aidan 58.3 3.17 61 / 3.79
25 Carlton Noah 55.3 3.27 61 / 3.81
26 Wallace Conor 54.5 3.27 58 / 3.47
27 Delis Peter 53.8 3.32 58 / 3.56
T28 Yoon Daniel 54.3 3.25 55 / 3.94
T28 Stephenson Sam 56 3.21 67 / 3.32
T30 Rieman Rourke 55.8 3.19 58 / 3.42
T30 Roah Derek 56.5 3.15 57 / 3.43
31 Raya Anthony 57 3.1 59 / 3.61
T32 Travelstead Brock 56.3 3.15 59 / 3.86
T32 Kieny Reed 58.3 2.86 67 / 3.53
34 Smith JC 51.3 3.24 54 / 3.43
35 Mather Christian 56.5 3.09 54 / 3.36
36 Persi Dominic 53 3.15 57 / 3.21
37 DeLisle Ethan 52 3.02 57 / 3.53
38 Sherman Ty 51 2.97 59 / 3.78
*Each Kicker was given 4 kickoffs
*NO kicks were dropped
*All numbers are averages

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2018 Underclassmen Invitational Field Goal Results

July 24, 2018 By
2018 Chris Sailer Kicking Underclassmen Invitational
 Field Goal Results
Class of 2022
Place Last First Score
1 Ritchie Bradyn 4
T2 Brown Carter 3
T2 Holbrook Daniel 3
Class of 2021
Place Last First Score
T1 Bryan Josh 6
T1 Jackson Louie 6
T1 Pettit Micah 6
T4 Auburn Bert 5
T4 Bredesen Darren 5
T4 Castillo Francisco 5
T4 Eich Matthew 5
T4 Lopes Joshua 5
T4 McGowan Dalton 5
T4 Meono Andre 5
T4 Moore Zachary 5
T4 North Jarrett 5
T4 Rhinehart Nick 5
T4 Rogers Franklin 5
T4 Salerno Christopher 5
T4 Segovia Brenden 5
T4 Shuran Ivan 5
T4 Southey Thomas 5
T19 Bass Derek 4
T19 Blevins Brayden 4
T19 Bryan Connor 4
T19 Cummins Conor 4
T19 DeMirjyn Michael 4
T19 Marion Jake 4
T19 Smith Zane 4
T19 Spearman Ethan 4
T19 Tabor Drake 4
T28 Aguilar Kevin 3
T28 Giles Tyson 3
T28 Kartub Jay 3
T28 Kemp David 3
T28 Kralapp Kollin 3
T28 Ray Jackson 3
T28 Rosselli Tyler 3
T28 Silver Alec 3
T28 Wood Joey 3
Class of 2020
Place Last First Score
T1 Bishop Henry 6
T1 Burnette Noah 6
T1 DeLisle Ethan 6
T1 Dellinger Edward 6
T1 Green Archie 6
T1 Hunt Conor 6
T1 Jones Easton 6
T1 Kelley Jude 6
T1 McCord Nolan 6
T1 Meeder Marshall 6
T1 Money Brett 6
T1 Persi Dominic 6
T13 Carlton Noah 5
T13 Hannon Parker 5
T13 Hosler Aidan 5
T13 Kieny Reed 5
T13 Ledesma Nico 5
T13 Mahlum Race 5
T13 Mena Miles 5
T13 Michael Jed 5
T13 Raya Anthony 5
T13 Smith JC 5
T13 Stephenson Sam 5
T13 Vernon Reis 5
T13 Wallace Conor 5
T13 Yoon Daniel 5
T27 Guillen Fabien 4
T27 Meader Anthony 4
T27 Renner Hunter 4
T27 Travelstead Brock 4
T27 Forbes Steaan 4
T32 Landis Garrett 3
T32 Rieman Rourke 3
T32 Sherman Ty 3
T32 Wieland Luke 3
T36 Mather Christian 2
T36 Roah Derek 2
T38 Delis Peter 1
T38 Mccarroll AJ 1
*Each kicker had 6 attempts (35, 35, 40, 40, 45 & 45)
*Those that made 5/6 or 6/6 attempts advanced to the Finals

 

Kicking Champions: Josh Bryan (2021,CA), Brenden Segovia (2021,CA) & Bert Auburn (2021,TX).

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2018 Underclassmen Invitational Punt Results

July 24, 2018 By
2018 Chris Sailer Kicking Underclassmen Invitational
 Punt Results
Class of 2022
Place Last First Distance Height Best 1 Ball
1 Ritchie Bradyn 30.7 3.52 33 / 3.59
T2 Holbrook Daniel 26.3 3.58 29 / 3.59
T2 Brown Carter 33.7 3.1 41 / 3.66
Class of 2021
Place Last First Distance Height Best 1 Ball
T1 Bryan Josh 35.2 3.79 39 / 4.48
T1 McGowan Dalton 38.5 3.63 45 / 3.82
3 Eich Matthew 37.5 3.59 46 / 3.85
4 Shuran Ivan 33.2 3.71 37 / 4.00
5 Smith Zane 38.8 3.49 46 / 4.22
6 Rosselli Tyler 35.3 3.55 40 / 3.90
7 Jackson Louie 34.5 3.61 40 / 3.68
T8 Bryan Connor 32.8 3.66 33 / 4.31
T8 Nichols Marshall 40 3.37 43 / 3.61
10 Cummins Conor 37 3.46 40 / 4.00
11 Ray Jackson 31.2 3.71 43 / 3.90
T12 Bredesen Darren 30.2 3.84 30 / 4.34
T12 Kralapp Kollin 32.7 3.63 37 / 3.97
14 Giles Tyson 37.5 3.35 41 / 3.72
T15 Segovia Brenden 32.7 3.54 37 / 4.25
T15 Castillo Francisco 33.5 3.44 43 / 3.84
T17 Moore Zachary 28.8 3.69 30 / 4.06
T17 Bass Derek 32.5 3.54 38 / 4.22
19 Pettit Micah 35.2 3.23 40 / 3.54
20 Tabor Drake 30.7 3.53 35 / 3.56
21 Southey Thomas 33.2 3.28 37 / 3.65
22 Meono Andre 23.3 3.65 30 / 3.99
T23 Rogers Franklin 31.2 3.35 31 / 3.78
T23 Kemp David 34.5 3.12 38 / 3.56
25 Wood Joey 32.8 3.16 44 / 3.97
T26 Spearman Ethan 28.6 3.36 26 / 3.97
T26 North Jarrett 32.3 3.23 38 / 3.35
28 Auburn Bert 30 3.3 29 / 3.87
29 Rhinehart Nick 28.3 3.33 30 / 3.37
30 Aguilar Kevin 22.8 3.43 25 / 3.72
31 Marion Jake 28.2 3.31 38 / 3.93
T32 Salerno Christopher 25 3.34 30 / 3.46
T32 Lopes Joshua 26.8 3.33 30 / 3/40
T32 Kartub Jay 29.7 3.18 34 / 3.18
35 DeMirjyn Michael 27.5 3.06 34 / 3.87
36 Blevins Brayden 27.5 3.01 32 / 3.34
Class of 2020
Place Last First Distance Height Best 1 Ball
T1 DeLisle Ethan 42.2 3.85 45 / 4.47
T1 Vernon Reis 38.3 4.49 39 / 4.81
3 McAllister Michael 40 3.94 45 / 4.43
4 Forbes Stefaan 39.2 3.93 43 / 4.22
T5 Hosler Aidan 35.7 3.98 45 / 4.25
T5 Kelley Jude 41 3.76 42 / 4.34
7 Mahlum Race 43.5 3.68 56 / 3.85
8 Hunt Conor 40.7 3.63 44 / 4.12
9 Yoon Daniel 35.2 3.6 41 / 3.83
10 Dellinger Edward 33.8 3.72 43 / 4.19
11 Renner Hunter 34.3 3.6 36 / 4.05
12 Travelstead Brock 31.5 3.74 40 / 4.10
13 Meader Anthony 30.2 3.76 44 / 4.35
14 Green Archie 30.3 3.72 35 / 3.72
15 Guillen Fabien 38.7 3.41 47 / 3.71
16 Jones Easton 34.8 3.45 36 / 3.53
T17 McCord Nolan 29 3.83 34 / 4.19
T17 Persi Dominic 31.7 3.59 35 / 4.10
T19 Bishop Henry 32 3.52 38 / 3.81
T19 Meeder Marshall 32.8 3.45 37 / 3.63
T21 Mena Miles 30.3 3.57 34 / 4.26
T21 Stephenson Sam 34.5 3.39 47 / 4.13
23 Carlton Noah 35.3 3.24 46 / 3.78
24 Money Brett 30.5 3.46 39 / 4.02
T25 Cristiani Daniel 34 3.06 36 / 3.53
T25 Sherman Ty 20 3.78 20 / 4.44
27 Hill Nick 34.2 3.28 36 / 3.76
28 Delis Peter 26 3.72 34 / 3.60
29 Ledesma Nico 32.2 3.22 40 / 3.82
30 Kieny Reed 29.5 3.46 32 / 3.56
T31 Landis Garrett 27.5 3.55 36 / 3.99
T31 Wieland Luke 28.2 3.54 31 / 3.60
T31 Mather Christian 30 3.44 36 / 3.48
34 Mccarroll AJ 30.2 3.3 34 / 3.47
35 Burnette Noah 26.2 3.43 34 / 4.15
36 Raya Anthony 30.2 2.62 29 / 2.84
37 Wallace Conor 29.7 3.16 36 / 3.76
38 Michael Jed 30 3.02 32 / 3.56
T39 Smith JC 23.2 3.38 26 / 3.85
T39 Roah Derek 29 3.02 39 / 3.41
*Each Punter was given 6 Punts
*NO punts were dropped

Punting Champion – Ries Vernon (2020, OK)

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2018 TX Summer Camp Recap – Tabor Allen Impresses!

July 23, 2018 By

The Chris Sailer Kicking 2018 Summer Camp Tour made its second to last stop in Dallas, TX on Sunday July 22. Nearly 100 specialists from 10+ states participated in this very popular 1-Day Camp. Take a look at the results.

Overall Camp Champion – Tabor Allen (2020, TX)

The longtime Chris Sailer Kicking Kicker had a breakout performance. He has always done well in competitions, but on this day he proved that he is a major D1 recruit. He won the kickoff competition by averaging 70+ yards with 3.90+ hang time. His best ball on the day sailed through the uprights with 4.1 hang time. He was also dominant on field goals. He hits a pure ball and has 55+ yard range which he displayed in the finals round. Look for Tabor to have a huge upcoming season and challenge for a TOP 12 spot this coming January at Vegas XXXIII.

Field Goal Champion – Tanner Cragun (2020, TX)

Tanner did a phenomenal job at his first Chris Sailer Kicking camp. He was consistent all day long and stepped up when in counted the most. He won the Field Goal competition by going 7-8 including a long of 55 yards. He was also solid on Kickoff. Tanner is an excellent college prospect with a bright future.

Punt Champion – Carson Roberts (2020, TX)

Carson stood out in Dallas by displaying his versatility. He won the Punt Competition by averaging 40+ yards, with 4.4+ hang time. He was also solid on both Field Goal and Kickoff. His consistently in all areas of his game make him a special prospect. He has big things ahead with continued hard work.

Class of 2019 Standouts: Brandon Talton, Camden Broderson, Alan Guerrieri, Josh Vela, Anthony Einhorn, Aleric Hernandez, Blake McDoulett, Daniel Esparza, Drew Wilkie, Erik Michel, Jackson Kramer, Matt Stanton, Justin Seay, Collin Tamas, Evan Gonzalez, Mark Vaughn

Class of 2020: Tabor Allen, Tanner Cragun, Carson Roberts, Carlos Villagomez, Colby McBerty, Preston Johnson, Hayden Riggins, Caleb Myers, Elliot Glatman, Everett Ornstein, Ozzy Contreras, Ryan Curran, Tyler Haynes, Zach LaFargue

Class of 2021 Standouts: Joseph McFadden, Ivan Shuran, Joshua Click, Roberto Diaz, Bryce Godfrey, Caden Costa, Price Ward

The final stop on the Chris Sailer Kicking Summer Tour will take place in Oahu, HI on Sunday August 5th. For more information and to register, visit www.ChrisSailerKicking.com

The 2018 Chris Sailer Kicking Fall Camp Schedule has been released and is NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION.  Looking forward to a great season ahead.

2018 Chris Sailer Kicking – Fall Camp Schedule
Charlotte NC – Sunday, October 7
New Jersey – Sunday, October 14
Seattle, WA – Sunday, October 21
Los Angeles, CA – Sunday, October 21
Dallas, TX – Sunday, November 18
Atlanta, GA – Sunday, December 2
Chicago, IL – Sunday, December 9
Los Angeles, CA – Sunday, January 13
Las Vegas, NV (Vegas XXXIII) – January 19-20

TX Competition Winners: Carson Roberts, Tanner Cragun & Tabor Allen

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2019 Polynesian Bowl Selections – Chris Sailer Kicking

July 13, 2018 By

Chris Sailer Kicking is proud to be an official partner of the Polynesian All-American Bowl. We are very proud of our tremendous success in Hawaii over the past decade which has lead to this amazing opportunity. Ka’imi Fairbairn got a full ride scholarship to UCLA where he enjoyed a great 4 years culminating with winning the Lou Groza Award given to the nation’s top place kicker. He signed with the Houston Texans in the NFL and is now their starting kicker. Jet Toner (Stanford) and Adam Stack (Oregon) are current starters in the PAC-12 and have done great things for their respective programs as well. Many others are playing collegiate football across America. Chris Sailer Kicking runs camps in Hawaii each year and will now have a great presence at the Polynesian Bowl as well.

Over 80 Kickers and Punters competed in hopes of being selected to play in the Polynesian Bowl. Here are the results.

Polynesian Bowl Selections (Class of 2019)

Tim Horn (HI) – The #2 ranked kicker in the nation was absolutely dominant. He hits a pure ball on field goal and has 60+ yard range. The University of Washington commit also has one of the biggest legs in the America on kickoff. He averages 70+ yards with 4.0+ hang time. Tim is an outstanding athlete and competitor that should have a major impact on the Bowl Game.

Austin McNamara (AZ) – The #2 ranked punter in the nation is as talented as they come. He has the athletic frame of a prototypical NFL punter. He reminds me a lot of current Tampa Bay Buccaneers Punter Bryan Anger who is also a longtime Chris Sailer Kicking student. Austin easily averages 40+ yards with 4.5+ hang time. He also shows the ability to hit 50+ yard punts with 5.0+ hang time.

Evan Davis (NC) – The #8 ranked kicker in the nation and talented punter is impressive in all areas of his game. The Toledo commit hits a big time ball on field goal and drives the ball deep on kickoffs. He is also an excellent punter that can be used in many different varieties in the punting game. Evan is one of the best competitors out there that is going to be an outstanding D1 player.

Austin McNamara, Sailer, Tim Horn & Evan Davis

The 2019 Polynesian All-American Bowl will take place on January 19, 2019 at Aloha Stadium in HI. The game will air on CBS Sports Network.

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2019 All-American Bowl Selections – Chris Sailer Kicking

July 13, 2018 By

The nation’s best made their way to Rock Hill, SC to compete for the most prestigious Youth and High School All-American Games in the nation. FBU in partnership with Chris Sailer Kicking hosted their annual Top Gun Camp for specialists July 11-12, 2018. Over 1,000 athletes in all will participate in this camp before all is said and done. At stake, four High School All-American Bowl spots, 3 High School Polynesian Bowl All-American Bowl spots, two Freshman FBU All-American spots and MVP honors per class. Specialists form all over the United States met up in SC to battle for these honors. The talent was off the charts. Take a look at the results.

All-American Bowl Selections (Class of 2019)

KICKERS

Ryan Sanborn (CA) – The #4 ranked kicker in the nation was absolutely dominant. He hits a outstanding ball on field goal and has 60+ yard range. His kickoffs are FBS ready right now. He defeated Tim Horn (Washington commit) and Alex Felkins (Columbia commit) in the finals to earn one of the coveted spots. Ryan has been and FBU and Chris Sailer Kicking student since he was in the 6th Grade. He should have a major impact on the Bowl Game.

Ryan Sanborn

Alex Felkins (OK) – The #6 ranked kicker in the nation put on a big time performance in Rock Hill. He made over 90% of his field goals and was also strong on kickoff. Alex is a mature and confident kicker that thrives under pressure. He defeated Time Horn (HI) in the final to earn his spot. He is well deserving of this honor and will represent the Chris Sailer Kicking and FBU to the highest level.

Alex Felkins

PUNTERS

Jay Bramblett (AL) – The #1 ranked punter and Notre Dame commit was in a class of his own at Top Gun. He easily averages 45+ yards with 4.5+ hang time. His best ball measured 50+ yards with 5.11 hang time. He is a great competitor that does his best under pressure. Jay is going to be a fine punter for Notre Dame over the next 4-5 years. The East will have a big weapon at their disposal in the Bowl Game.

Jay Bramblett

Will Powers (CA) – The #12 ranked punter in the country stunned to nation by competing at the highest level. He was one of the most consistent punters over the course of the two days and it paid off in the end. He defeated Austin McNamara (AZ) in the final by hitting several ball over 45 yards with 4.5+ hang time. He also proved that he can step up under pressure. The Princeton commit is ready to show the country his ability on the biggest stage.

Will Powers

The 2019 All-American Bowl will take place on January 5, 2019 at the Alamo Dome in TX. The game will air on NBC.

Freshman FBU All-Americans (Class of 2022)
Will Peltz (GA) – Will is an excellent young kicker. He has a great leg for his age and does well at all 3 skills (PK, KO & Punt)

Daniel Holbrook (MD) – Daniel was very strong over the course of the 2-day camp. He was a favorite coming into the camp and he proved why!

The Freshman FBU All-American Bowl will take place in Naples, FL.

Class of 2020 Top Gun MVP
Parker Hannon (GA) – The long time Chris Sailer Kicking and FBU Kicker added another award to his resume. Parker continues to prove that he is one of the best in the nation in the Class of 2020.

Class of 2021 Top Gun Co-MVP’s
Nick Acus – Nick did a nice job over the course of the 2 days. He has a strong leg for his age and was very consistent.

Class of 2023 Top Gun MVP: Christian Silverstein
Class of 2024 Top Gun MVP: Jacob Carter

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