2017 CA Spring Camp Recap, Barr-Mira Wins as a Sophomore!

March 7, 2017 By

The Chris Sailer Kicking Spring Camp Tour got off to a fantastic start in Los Angeles, CA this past Sunday.  Over the next 3 months Chris Sailer Kicking & Rubio Long Snapping will train and evaluate over 1000 specialists.  This is a huge time of year in recruiting as college coaches pay close attention in the off season.  This is also a time when many other specialists are taking time off or playing other sports.  The benefits are tremendous for those that are dedicated to their craft.  Take a look at the results.

Overall Camp Champion
Nicholas Barr-Mira (2019, CA) – Nicholas became one of the few sophomores to ever win a 1-day regional camp.  The talented player won a field goal competition by going 6-6 including several 50+ yard field goals.  He is also solid on kickoffs and shows punting potential.  He has landed inside the Top 10 nationally ranked prospects in his class after his strong performance.


Field Goal Champion
Jack Morrell (2018, CA) – Jack has been solid now at several consecutive Chris Sailer Kicking camps.  He is a great high school kicker that is competing at a very high level.  He showed off his accuracy in the pole drill and followed it up by nailing several 50 yard field goals.  Jack has the tools to take his game to the college level.

Kickoff Champion
Jonah Lipel (2018, CA) – Jonah was perhaps the most talented prospect at the entire camp.  The long time Chris Sailer Kicking student and recent TOP 12 camp invitee was dominant from start to finish.  He won the kickoff competition with a 70 yard, 4.20 kickoff.  His field goals are clean off the ground with elite height.  Jonah is a D1 prospect that will get the attention of many college coaches this off season.

Punt Champion
Quinton Conaway (JC, CA) – Quinton dominated the punting portion of camp for the majority of the day.  The Oklahoma native and Texas State commit has trained with Chris Sailer Kicking for over 5 years now.  He averaged over 40+ yards, with 4.4+ hang time on the day.  He also has a D1 kickoff leg.  Quinton is mature, experienced and ready for the next level.


Class of 2017/JC Top Prospects
Quinton Conaway, Dario Longhetto, Daniel Whelan, Prominence Akubuo-Onwuemeka, Santiago Arango, Brian Papazian, Matt Bazarevitsch, Mikey Selsor

Other 2017 Standouts
Shawn Welch, Derek Engel, Joe Gallegos, Tanner Carcama, Evan Padilla, Paul Rodriguez, Kyle Babcock, Dean Smith

Class of 2018 Top Prospects
Jonah Lipel, Ajay Culhane, Chris Wood, Cody Williams, Derek Ng, Dylan Brady, Eric Fellenzer, Evan Price, Matthew Jaeger

Other 2018 Standouts
Jack Morrell, Mark Meader, Trevor Gentner, Zachary Survillas, Spencer Corona, Prashneet Sharma, Kyler Vernon, Jaime Huerta, Jace Krier, Carson Goodwin, Caden Almer, Brennan Holt, Antonio Loera

Class of 2019 Top Prospects
Nicholas Barr-Mira, Cade Fuller, Brandon Petruescu, Gavin Wale, Cole Johnson, Dylan Orr, Ethan Schroeder, Ryan Sanborn, Jack Oswald

Other 2019 Standouts
Charles Bein, Adam Tontz, Cameron Sharafatian, Nick Miglio, Basilio Vives, Ricardo Borjon, Rafael Vargas, Nico Villamizar, Edgar Gonzalez

Class of 2020 Standouts
Peter Delis, Archie Green, Noah Carlton, Miles Mena, Matthew Donko, Kapena Kamakawiwoole, Fabien Gullen, Drew Owens

Youth MVP – Josh Bryan

The Chris Sailer Kicking Spring Camp Tour continues with stops in Charlotte, NC (March 12), Seattle, WA (March 19), Dallas, TX (March 26), Phoenix, AZ (April 9), New Jersey (April 9), Chicago, IL (April 23), Atlanta, GA (April 30), Los Angeles, CA (May 7), & Dallas, TX (May 7). The our ends with the largest exposure camp in the World…. Vegas 30 (May 13-14).  To be the best, train & compete with the best.  For more stats, rankings, future camp dates, etc. visit www.ChrisSailerKicking.com #TeamSailer

 

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It’s Almost Spring & You’re a 2017 Kicker/Punter, Now What?

March 1, 2017 By

This is easily one of the top questions I get from senior Kickers/Punters and/or their parents. Here are the answers:

  1. You should definitely be at Chris Sailer Kicking Camp to stay sharp, focused, continue to learn how to handle pressure and show absolute dominance.
  2. If you are uncommitted, read THIS and THIS and get yourself ready for VEGAS 30 for a final push at exposure.
  3. If you are committed, you need to push yourself even harder. Dominate every camp. Commit yourself to not being stagnant.

All seniors and their parents need to remember, while you still have some time left in high school, colleges and their football programs aren’t stopping to wait for you. They have several Kickers & Punters on their roster and they already hate you for even thinking you will attempt to take their jobs come the summer time. (Fast forward a few years and think about how you will feel being on the other side)

I have done this many times and  have seen countless senior Kickers & Punters coast through their senior year only to find a nice spot on the bench come fall. Coaches call me continuously asking how the Kickers & Punters that they recruited are doing. Needless to say, they are not happy when I tell them “Oh, I haven’t seen him since VEGAS XXIX”!

The senior Kickers & Punters that keep working and attending camps are the ones that start.  It’s like clockwork.

Never rest and never stop improving seniors. See you soon!

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

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Recruiting Simplified

March 1, 2017 By

Recruiting is full of ups and downs, full of emotional highs and lows, full of stress… but ultimately the prize at the end of the process will be well worth it…. IF you handle the process correctly.

Here is a guide for Kickers & Punters , in its simplest for, to live by.

Freshman Year:
– Focus on getting better (Lessons, Camps, Vegas, Underclassmen Invitational).

Sophomore Year:
– Focus on getting better (Lessons, Camps, Vegas, Underclassmen Invitational).
– Attend 1 or max 2 college camps simply for experience.

Junior Year:
– Focus on getting better (Lessons).
– Dominate competition (Camps, Vegas, TOP 12 Camp, FBU Top Gun, College Camps).

Senior Year:
– Focus on getting better (Lessons).
– Dominate competition (Camps, Vegas).
– Be patient.  Recruiting does not end on signing date (NLOI) in February. Recruiting ends in August once Fall Camps begin.
– Realize that lessons and camps do not end once you commit, in fact they are just as important or even more important.  Those who continue to stay focused will be ready for college.  Those who don’t, will sit on the bench in college. Attend regional camps, attend Vegas, attend the CSK College Camp that summer.

If you are not committed by signing day (NLOI) here are some tools to use to find the right college fit:
– You are part of the majority, not the minority.  Take a look: 2017 Rankings as of 3/1/17
– Every college will take 1 Kicker and 1 Punter per year on average.  There are hundreds of colleges, do the math.  There are opportunity out there.
– Be proactive.  Sitting on your couch and waiting for a call is not going to work.  Sending emails without any action is not going to work.  Waiting on your high school coach or Chris Sailer is not going to work.
– Visit colleges, get on campus! This will show a coach genuine interest.  Get face time and tell that coach that you want a roster spot and a chance to compete.  Don’t just ask for a scholarship.
– Be open to MANY colleges, not just a short list.  Dedicate the months of March, April, May & beyond to this task.
– Use NCSA, they will hook you up with many options.
– In the end, I believe everything happens for a reason.  You will end up where you belong as long as you are open minded.  Choose the school that is right for you.  Transferring should not be an option.

 

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NLOI (National Letter of Intent) Day!

January 31, 2017 By

Tomorrow, high school football players around the country will be signing on the dotted line to play for their respective schools. It is a great time of the year for all involved. It is NLOI (National Letter of Intent) Signing Day. It is covered by major sports affiliates and it begins the process of which college will dominate tomorrow with the stellar high school athletes of today.

With all the hoopla, comes questions….allow me clear some things up for everyone. These are all from questions I have received over the years.

Eddy Pineiro Signs with Florida last year.

Is Signing Day the only day an athlete can sign with a college?
Absolutely not. It is just the first official day for the seniors to make their commitment official. A scholarship athlete can sign anytime on or after that day. You can literally sign the day you get on campus if you are a late pick-up for a school. The whole Signing Day Event is a celebration day that the media has turned it into a major event.

Do Preferred Walk-Ons sign on Signing Day?
No, they do not officially sign anything. However, many schools and parents like to have a simple ceremony that represents signing. A preferred walk-on, although verbally committed to a school is NOT locked into that respective school. They have the option to change their mind to another school at any point if a scholarship comes their way. Not exactly the most kosher thing to do to a coach/program but they would most likely understand. I look at it like this, an athlete not taking a scholarship would be similar to a person not taking a free car and opting to pay for the same car.

If I sign with a college on scholarship, can I adjust after?
Sure, BUT you will lose a year of eligibility. Once you sign, you are locked in. Don’t even think about transferring as it rarely works out and is an uphill battle to say the least. Think about it, why would a coach want an athlete that could not fit in at their first stop? A transfer athlete always brings up red flags…why is it going to work this time, why did he not get along with players and coaches at the first school, it is a homesick issue, is he a problem case, schooling? All are questions that a new coach is going to want to know about you. Bottom line, make your decision and stick with it.

How do the schools get the athletes signatures? 
Most athletes sign in the early morning and then fax them in to their new home (school).

Why have a Signing Day? 
It is the day your verbal commitment becomes official.

Can a junior that is offered a scholarship sign early?
Nope. They must wait just like the others within his graduating class. All of this waiting around gives way to all the committing and de-committing which coaches and sports writers absolutely love (dripping with sarcasm).

Is it true that scholarships have to be renewed every year by the school?
Yes. This is one of those things that not a lot of people know about but it is true. Every single year, the staff has to renew your scholarship for the next year. Therefore, if you are not producing as an athlete, student or person, your scholarship can not be renewed. It is not very common for it to happen, but I have witnessed it occur. Usually, a social issue is the final straw in saying bye bye to your education being paid for by the school.

All in all, Signing Day is a great thing that should be cherished by all but definitely don’t feel as though it is the end all be all. No matter when you sign, you are still going to be on full scholarship with your school paid for, and that is the most important thing.

 

Chris Sailer Kicking – NLOI Day (2016)

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STATS…. Chris Sailer Kicking – 2016 NFL, College, TOP 12, Event Elite, High School, Sailer Award Leaderboard

December 6, 2016 By

Chris Sailer Kicking – 2016 Leaderboard

NFL, College, TOP 12 & Event Elite, High School, Sailer Award

Chris Sailer Kicking will update the leader boards as the season goes on:
Last Update: 12/07/16

1. Chris Sailer Kicking NFL Leaderboard
*All NFL kickers/punters that have worked with Chris Sailer Kicking Staff

2. Chris Sailer Kicking College Leaderboard
*All 4-year college kickers/punters that have worked with Chris Sailer Kicking Staff

3. Chris Sailer Kicking “TOP 12″ & “Event Elite”
*Chris Sailer Kicking students that were selected as the nation’s very best in LAS VEGAS in 2015

4. Chris Sailer Award Leaderboard
*All high school kickers/punters are eligible for the Chris Sailer Award

5. Chris Sailer Kicking High School & Junior College Leaderboard
*All high school & junior college kickers/punters that have worked with Chris Sailer Kicking Staff

NFL Kicking:
Justin Tucker (Ravens) 28-28 FG’s (Long 57) 20-20 Extra Points
Dustin Hopkins (Redskins) 28-34 FG’s (Long 53) 27-29 Extra Points
Dan Bailey (Cowboys) 21-23 FG’s (Long 56) 36-36 Extra Points
Nick Folk (Jets) 18-21 FG’s (Long 51) 20-22 Extra Points
Ryan Succop (Titans) 16-18 FG’s (Long 51) 32-34 Extra Points
Chandler Catanzaro (Cardinals) 15-19 FG’s (Long 60) 29-30 Extra Points
Cody Parkey (Browns) 14-18 FG’s (Long 51) 13-14 Extra Points
Andrew Franks (Dolphins) 13-17 FG’s (Long 41) 28-28 Extra Points
Blair Walsh (Vikings) 12-16 FG’s (Long 50) 15-19 Extra Points
Kai Forbath (Vikings) 6-6 FG’s (Long 48) 4-5 Extra Points
Randy Bullock (Giants) 3-3 FG’s (44) 3-4 Extra Points

NFL Punting:
Brad Nortman (Jaguars) 46.3
Bryan Anger (Buccaneers) 45.9
Drew Kaser (Chargers) 45.2
Matt Darr (Dolphins) 45.1
Bradley Pinion (49ers) 44.2
Ryan Allen (Patriots) 43.8
Tress Way (Redskins) 43.6
Jeff Locke (Vikings) 43.1
Colton Schmidt (Bills) 42.1

College Kicking (Top 10):
Matt Anderson (CAL) 22-26 FG’s (Long 47) 51-51 Extra Points
Gary Wunderlich (Mississippi) 22-23 (Long 49) 41-43 Extra Points
Tyler Davis (Penn State) 22-24 FG’s (Long 40) 51-51 Extra Points
Jonathan Barnes (Louisiana Tech) 20-25 FG’s (Long 54) 71-72 Extra Points
Adam Griffith (Alabama) 19-26 FG’s (Long 48) 59-60 Extra Points
Redford Jones (Tulsa) 19-24 FG’s (Long 43) 60-60 Extra Points
John Barron II (San Diego State) 19-21 FG’s (Long 50) 52-54 Extra Points
Conrad Ukropina (Stanford) 18-22 FG’s (Long 52) 33-33 Extra Points
Eddy Pineiro (Florida) 18-22 FG’s (Long 54) 29-29 Extra Points
Butch Hampton (Western Michigan) 18-23 FG’s (Long 47) 70-71 Extra Points

College Punting (Top 10):
JK Scott (Alabama) 47.7
Joseph Davidson (Bowling Green) 45.8
Sean Wale (Boise State) 45.2
Dylan Klumph (CAL) 44.8
Tyler Sarrazin (Southern Mississippi) 44.6
Brandon McKee (Southern Alabama) 44.5
Michael Carrizosa (San Jose State) 44.3
Hayden Hunt (Colorado State) 44.3
Corey Fatony (Missouri) 44.3
Alex Boy (Nevada) 43.7

TOP 12 & EVENT ELITE (High School/JC)

Field Goals:
22-26 Jake Lane (2017, AL)
17-20 Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
11-13 Cole Talley (2018, TX)
11-16 Lucas Havrisik (2017, CA)
11-15 Tucker Day (2017, TN)
10-11 Cooper Graham (2017, FL)
10-14 Justin Davidovicz (2017, NJ)
10-14 Charles Campbell (2018, TN)
9-12 Kyle Sentkowski (2017, WA)
8-10 Hayden Moehring (2017, AR)
8-11 Chris Dunn (2018, NC)
8-11 Jake Roark (2017, MO)
8-11 Peyton Henry (2017, CA)
8-14 Brandon Gracia (JC, CA)
8-14 Joe Doyle (2017, TN)
6-10 Brooks Buce (2017, GA)
5-9 Alex Usry (2017, GA)
4-4 Cole Smith (2017, OH)
4-5 Zach Elder (2017, TX)
4-5 Jackson Hubbard (2017, TX)
4-6 Liam Bunnell (2017, TX)
4-6 Ethan Torres (2017, VA)
4-8 Ryan Rehkow (2017, WA)
3-4 Johan Zetterberg (2017, CA)
3-5 Grant Ryerse (2017, MN)
2-3 Briggs Bourgeois (2017, LA)
1-1 Tommy Martin (2017, VA)
1-3 Chris Landgrebe (2017, OH)

Longest Field Goals:
58 – Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
54 – Brooks Buce (2017, GA)
52 – Grant Ryerse (2017, MN)
52 – Chris Landgrebe (2017, OH)
51 – Brandon Gracia (JC, CA)
51 – Lucas Havrisik (2017, CA)
50 – Tucker Day (2017, TN)
50 – Jake Lane (2017, AL)
50 – Cole Talley (2018, TX)
49 – Ryan Rehkow (2017, WA)
48 – Kyle Sentkowski (2017, WA)
48 – Charles Campbell (2018, TN)
47 – Chris Dunn (2018, NC)
47 – Peyton Henry (2017, CA)
47 – Hayden Moehring (2017, AR)
46 – Cooper Graham (2017, FL)
45 – Jake Roark (2017, MO)
44 – Justin Davidovicz (2017, NJ)
44 – Jack Geiger (2017, CA)
43 – Briggs Bourgeois (2017, LA)
42 – Cole Smith (2017, OH)
41 – Zach Elder (2017, TX)
41 – Alex Usry (2017, GA)
41 – Liam Bunnell (2017, TX)
40 – Johan Zetterberg (2017, CA)
39 – Jackson Hubbard (2017, TX)
39 – Ethan Torres (2017, VA)
33 – Tommy Martin (2017, VA)

Extra Points:
69-69 Peyton Henry (2017, CA)
69-72 Joe Doyle (2017, TN)
66-67 Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
65-68 Jake Lane (2017, AL)
55-57 Chris Dunn (2018, NC)
54-55 Charles Campbell (2018, TN)
48-50 Lucas Havrisik (2017, CA)
48-50 Hayden Moehring (2017, AR)
46-46 Alex Usry (2017, GA)
46-51 Tucker Day (2017, TN)
41-41 Liam Bunnell (2017, TX)
37-38 Johan Zetterberg (2017, CA)
31-31 Brandon Gracia (JC, CA)
31-34 Kyle Sentkowski (2017, WA)
30-31 Cooper Graham (2017, FL)
28-33 Cole Talley (2018, TX)
26-26 Jake Roark (2017, MO)
26-26 Jackson Hubbard (2017, TX)
24-26 Justin Davidovicz (2017, NJ)
15-17 Ethan Torres (2017, VA)
14-17 Briggs Bourgeois (2017, LA)
11-11 Ryan Rehkow (2017, WA)
9-9 Zach Elder (2017, TX)
9-9 Grant Ryerse (2017, MN)
8-8 Chris Landgrebe (2017, OH)
5-5 Tommy Martin (2017, VA)
5-5 Cole Smith (2017, OH)

Kickoff Distance Average:
71.5 – Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
71.0 – Tucker Day (2017, TN)
70.2 – Lucas Havrisik (2017, CA)
69.5 – Briggs Bourgeois (2017, LA)
69.0 – Cooper Graham (2017, FL)
68.8 – Johan Zetterberg (2017, CA)
68.7 – Brandon Gracia (JC, CA)
68.4 – Brooks Buce (2017, GA)
68.0 – Grant Ryerse (2017, MN)
68.0 – Justin Davidovicz (2017, NJ)
66.1 – Hayden Moehring (2017, AR)
66.0 – Peyton Henry (2017, CA)
65.0 – Liam Bunnell (2017, TX)
64.3 – Ethan Torres (2017, VA)
64.2 – Jackson Hubbard (2017, TX)
64.0 – Tommy Martin (2017, VA)
63.0 – Jake Lane (2017, AL)
61.2 – Cole Smith (2017, OH)
58.5 – Kyle Sentkowski (2017, WA)

Punt Distance Average:
45.8 – Ryan Rehkow (2017, WA)
45.4 – Bryan Clements (2017, CA)
44.5 – John Brosnahan (2018, NC)
42.5 – Ethan Torres (2017, VA)
42.4 – Jack Geiger (2017, CA)
42.2 – Jackson Hubbard (2017, TX)
42.0 – Jake Lane (2017, AL)
41.5 – Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
41.2 – Joe Doyle (2017, TN)
41.2 – Briggs Bourgeois (2017, LA)
41.2 – Johan Zetterberg (2017, CA)
40.2 – Brandon Gracia (JC, CA)
39.9 – Brian Papazian (2017, CA)
39.8 – Lucas Havrisik (2017, CA)
39.3 – Tucker Day (2017, TN)
39.3 – Liam Bunnell (2017, TX)
39.2 – Tommy Martin (2017, VA)
39.0 – Brooks Buce (2017, GA)
39.0 – Cole Smith (2017, OH)
36.7 – Peyton Henry (2017, CA)
36.6 – Alex Usry (2017, GA)
36.0 – Hayden Moehring (2017, AR)
35.4 – Kane Bowen (2017, CA)
34.0 – Justin Davidovicz (2017, NJ)
33.0 – Grant Ryerse (2017, MN)

Chris Sailer Award Leaders (TOP 12)
Jake Lane (2017, AL) 22-26 FG’s (Long 50) 65-68 Extra Points
Cole Phillips (2017, GA) 20-32 (Long 56, 55, 51) 38-38 Extra Points
Hayden Ray (2017, AR) 19-22 FG’s (Long 49) 35-35 Extra Points
Trey Thomas (2018, TN) 19-25 FG’s (Long 46) 36-39 Extra Points
Thomas Rossi (2017, UT) 18-20 FG’s (Long 49) 61-63 Extra Points
Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ) 17-20 FG’s (Long 58, 53, 52, 51) 66-67 Extra Points
Clay Eggeman (2017, CA) 17-19 FG’s (Long 41) 53-55 Extra Points
DJ Opsatnik (2017, PA) 16-19 FG’s (Long 47) 51-54 Extra Points
Jared Griggs (2017, NC) 15-16 FG’s (Long 48) 38-44 Extra Points
Caden Davis (2019, TX) 15-21 FG’s (Long 51, 50) 51-51 Extra Points
Brayan Diaz-Reyes (2017, NC) 15-22 FG’s (Long 40) 56-59 Extra Points
Marco Salani (2017, FL) 15-22 FG’s (Long 43) 60-61 Extra Points

High School / Junior College Field Goals (10 or more FG’s):
22-26 Jake Lane (2017, AL)
17-19 Clay Eggeman (2017, CA)
17-20 Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
15-22 Marco Salani (2017, FL)
14-17 Paul Inzerillo (2017, NY)
14-18 Asa Fuller (2017, CA)
14-19 Parker Sampson (2017, MO)
14-25 Trevor Eldean (2017, AZ)
13-16 Drew Byus (2018, GA)
13-16 Esteban Flores (2018, IN)
13-17 Kevin Robledo (JC, CA)
13-25 Turner Barckhoff (2017, GA)
12-13 Luis Diaz (2017, TX)
12-14 Ryan Henderson (2017, WA)
12-15 Daniel Mojarro (2017, CA)
12-16 Dan Mills (2017, OH)
12-16 Matt Peterson (2017, NC)
11-12 Ryan Harwell (2017, TX)
11-13 Cole Talley (2018, TX)
11-13 Riley Erickson (2017, AZ)
11-14 Brenton King (2017, GA)
11-14 Hogan Keasler (2017, TX)
11-15 Tucker Day (2017, TN)
11-15 Turner Davidson (2017, TX)
11-16 Lucas Havrisik (2017, CA)
10-11 Cristian Zendejas (2017, AZ)
10-12 BT Potter (2018, SC)
10-12 Storm Jensen (2017, TX)
10-12 Matthew Brust (2018, FL)
10-12 Antonio Decozio (2017, AZ)
10-12 Jonathan Barahona (2017, NV)
10-13 Cameron Dicker (2018, TX)
10-13 Grayson Atkins (2017, SC)
10-13 Kevin Rockwood (2017, OH)
10-14 Justin Davidovicz (2017, NJ)
10-14 Charles Campbell (2018, TN)
10-14 Cale Nation (2019, MS)
10-14 Conner Moreton (2017, OH)
10-16 Daniel Gutierrez (2017, CA)
10-16 Tray Miller (2017, CA)
10-20 Mitchell Fineran (2018, GA)

50+ Yard Field Goals:
58 – Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
57 – Antonio Garcia (2017, FL)
57 – Noah Ruggles (2017, FL)
56 – Brenton King (2017, GA)
56 – Ryan Henderson (2017, WA)
55 – Jacob Tanguay (2017, Canada)
54 – Brooks Buce (2017, GA)
53 – Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
53 – Brooks Buce (2017, GA)
53 – Nick Rice (2017, GA)
53 – Paul Inzerillo (2017, NY)
52 – Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
52 – Grant Ryerse (2017, MN)
52 – Noah Ruggles (2017, FL)
52 – Chris Landgrebe (2017, OH)
52 – Frankie Onate (2017, FL)
52 – Daniel Whelan (2017, CA)
51 – Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
51 – Lucas Havrisik (2017, CA)
51 – Lucas Havrisik (2017, CA)
51 – Brayden Narveson (2018, AZ)
51 – Brandon Gracia (JC, CA)
51 – Mitchell Fineran (2018, GA)
51 – Parker Sampson (2017, MO)
51 – Michael Ewton (2017, TX)
51 – Tyler Gilley (2017, FL)
50 – Tucker Day (2017, TN)
50 – Jake Lane (2017, AL)
50 – Cole Talley (2018, TX)
50 – Grayson Atkins (2017, SC)
50– John Mayers (2018, TX)
50 – Eric Carrasco (2017, TX)
50 – Trevor Eldean (2017, AZ)
50 – Riley Erickson (2017, AZ)
50 – Dylan Brown (JC, CA)
50 – Hogan Keasler (2017, TX)
50 – Clay D’Amico (2017, CA)

** Bold = Kicker with multiple 50+ Yard FG’s

Punting (Top 10):
47.0 – Matthew Brust (2018, FL)
46.0 – Kevin Ramsey (2017, WA)
45.8 – Sean Young (JC, FL)
45.8 – Ryan Rehkow (2017, WA)
45.5 – Nick Rice (2017, GA)
45.4 – Bryan Clements (2017, CA)
44.8 – Steve Sanchez (2017, CA)
44.5 – John Brosnahan (2018, NC)
44.5 – Matthew Jaeger (2018, MN)
44.3 – Christopher Abbes (2019, CA)
44.0 – Christopher Wood (2018, CA)
43.8 – Daniel Whelan (2017, CA)

*Stats are submitted personally by individual players or researched via Maxpreps.com Before any awards are given, stats will be double checked through proper resources.

For more information, visit www.ChrisSailerKicking.com

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Meeks Steps Up Bigtime to Win In Dallas!

December 5, 2016 By

Chris Sailer Kicking hosted the largest camp of the fall to date, and it just might have also been the most talented, this past weekend in Dallas, TX.  Specialists from over 10 states were in attendance to learn and compete.  The camp could have been won by a dozen or so athletes, but only one could come out on top.  Take a look at the results.

Overall Camp Champion:
Jacob Meeks (2018, TX) – The longtime Chris Sailer Kicking student had his best performance ever.  He won a major field goal competition by hitting on 7-7 field goals with a long of 57.  His kickoffs were also strong.  He averaged over 65 yards with 3.7+ hang time.  Jacob is coming into his own at the right time.  He has a bright college future with continued hard work.

Field Goal Champion:
Matthew Jaeger (2018, MN) – Matthew is another longtime Chris Sailer Kicking student who is beginning to dominate camps.  He won a major field goal competition by going 8-8 and connecting on back to back 58 yard field goals.  He is smooth and accurate.  His kickoffs are also nearing the top of his class.  Matthew is gong to be a fine college player.

Kickoff Champion:
Liam Jones (2017, OK) – Liam was the most impressive all around specialist on the day.  He connected on over 90% of his field goals and dominated mentally.  He won the kickoff competition by hitting a few balls through the uprights. His best ball on the day was 75 yards with 4.13 hang time.  The Kansas commit is 100% ready for the next level.

Punt Champion:
Jack Geiger (2017, CA) – Jack was by far the best punter on the day.  The Chris Sailer Kicking Event Elite specialist dominated in all punt competitions.  He averaged 40+ yards with 4.3+ hang time.  He was consistent and also showed the ability to hit a big ball.  His best ball on the day traveled 55 yards with 4.88 hang time.  Jack is a top national punting prospect.

Top 2017 Prospects:
Josh Grant (2017, TX) – Josh continues to prove himself time and time again.  He has 55+ yard range on field goals off the ground and gets excellent height on his ball.  He also has a D1 kickoff leg.  Josh is a competitor that does very well under pressure.  He has all the tools to excel at the D1 level.  Look for Josh to be one of the next national prospects to be offered a D1 Scholarship.

Blake Mazza (2017, TX) – Blake is a tremendous kicker.  He has one of the strongest legs in his class and kicks with great accuracy.  His field goals and kickoffs are both D1 ready.  Blake is also a great competitor that does a nice job under pressure.  He is going to make a fine addition to any college football program.

Top 2018 Prospects:
Chris Kessler (2018, TX) – Chris continues to prove time and time again that he is a top national prospect in his class.  He is smooth and accurate on field goals with excellent range.  He is also strong on kickoffs.

Charles Campbell (2018, TN) – Charles is another strong contender for the top national prospect in his class.  He is a great athlete with a elite leg strength.  Charles is equally talented on field goal and kickoff.

Cole Talley (2018, TX) – Cole has perhaps the strongest leg in his class. He is an incredible athlete with endless talent.  He shows he can hit a big ball off the ground at times.  His kickoffs are elite.  With hard work, he will be a special D1 player.

Cameron Dicker (2018, TX) – Cameron is another special prospect in the class of 2018.  He has an exceptional leg and shows great overall potential.  His field goals are strong and accurate.  He is near the top of his class of kickoffs.  He also shows he is a very capable punter.

John Mayers (2018, TX) – John is a strong and accurate kicker.  He hits a pure ball on field goals off the ground and has excellent range.  His kickoffs are also near the top of his class.  John is one of the most consistent performers in his class.

Top 2019 Prospect:
Alex Felkins (2018, OK) – The longtime Chris Sailer Kicking is beginning to dominate his class.  He is big, tall, strong and athletic.  Alex hits a pure ball off the ground already with excellent range.  He is also near the top of his class on kickoffs.  And he is coming into his own as a punter.  Alex has a bright future.

Other Class of 2017 Standouts: Alex Schrag, Brayden Betz, Grant McCartney, Hogan Keasler, Luis Diaz, Storm Jensen, Turner Davidson, Aleksa Radovic, Cade Kostroun, Cameron Braaten, Connor Watts, Jared Meyer

Other Class of 2018 Standouts: Aidan Gale, Clark Schoonover, Dalton Staurovsky, Austin Guidry, Dylan Williams, Grant Braught, Hayden Moses, Jake Smith, Jonathan Figueroa, Karch Kaspar, Clayton Stewart, Dalton Rogers, Dylan Hendricks, Dylan Wilmore, Greg Blaser, Ian Martula, Jake Rittman, Matt Stanton

Other Class of 2019 Standouts: Austin Rychlik, Brody Patty, Cale Nation, Cameron Baller, Josh Plaster, Landry Poppen, Michael Nichols, Tristan Heaton, Tyler Shearer, Brian Barber, Cole Schroeder, Grant Collins, Javier Castillo, Kameron Lake, Matthew Heffernan, Nicolas Bernal, Oscar Gandara, Sam Younger

Very Best 2020 Specialists: James Griffith, Cohen Parent, Paker Lee, Tabor Allen

Other Class of 2020 Standouts: Aidan Schiefer, Hayden Riggins, Reed Kieny, Ricardo Campos

Class of 2021 Future Stars: Ty Reid, Brock Smalley, Ethan Spearman, Francisco Castillo, Nick Rhinehart, Oscar Falcon, Ruben Reyna

Join Chris Sailer Kicking at the following locations to be a part of it:  Phoenix, AZ (December 11), Atlanta, GA (December 18).  Then the big one, the Super Bowl for Kickers, Punters & Long Snappers, Vegas XXIX (January 14-15, 2017). To be the best, train and compete with the best.  For more information and complete results and player rankings, visit ChrisSailerKicking.com

Top 2017 Prospects: Liam Jones, Josh Grant & Blake Mazza

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Evan McPherson Comes Out On Top In Charlotte!

November 28, 2016 By

The road to Vegas XXIX continued with a stop in Charlotte, North Carolina on November 20th.  This was the largest fall camp to date filled with big time talent.  Dozens of athletes in attendance will soon be making an impact on Saturdays. The competition to make TOP 12 is heating up.  Take a look at the results.

img_2507Overall Camp Champion:
Evan McPherson (2018, AL) – The longtime Chris Sailer Kicking specialist is the real deal.  He is smooth and accurate on field goals and kicks with great consistency.  He has a D1 kickoff leg.  On this day he won the kickoff competition by hitting several balls over 70 yards with 4.0+ hang time.  Evan is also a strong punting prospect.  Overall he is a confident performer that does very well under pressure.

img_2520Field Goal Champions:
Nicolas Sciba (2018, SC) – Nicolas is proving that he has the tools to be an excellent college kicker/punter.  On this day he won a major field goal competition by hitting on 90% of his field goals with range up to 55 yards.  He averages over 65 yards on kickoffs with solid hang time.  He is also one of the more consistent punters in his class.  Nicolas has a great head on his shoulders and competes with the best of them.

img_2533Chris Dunn (2018, NC) – The longtime Chris Sailer Kicking specialist and Event Elite member is simply outstanding.  He is one of the strongest competitors that I have ever had the privilege of coaching.  He hits an extremely accurate ball and is unfazed.  He is also strong on kickoffs.  Chris is one of the most mentally ready high school players in recent years.  The NC State commit is special.

 

img_2518Camden Lewis (2019, NC) – Camden is starting to make some serious noise.  He is a great young athlete that is competing at the highest level.  He won a major field goal competition by nailing 8 straight field goals without a miss.  He is also well above his class on kickoffs.  Look for Camden to be one of the very best in his class.

 

img_1552Punt Champion:
John Brosnahan (2018, NC) – John has dominated several Chris Sailer Kicking camps with his consistency.  He averages well over 40 yards with 4.5+ hang time.  His footwork is solid and he’s able to control the ball well.  John has the tools to be excellent at the next level.

 

img_1536Top 2017 Prospect:
Tommy Martin (VA) – Tommy is a big time prospect.  He is a top 5 national punting prospect and a top 25 national kicking prospect.  A great athlete that has the tools to compete and excel at any college level.  Tommy is a competitor that does very well under pressure.  OFFER NOW!!!

 

2017 Standouts: Jefferson Norwood, Zach Stearns, Michael Leisle, Shawn Andrew

img_1478Top 2018 Prospect:
Skyler DeLong (SC) – Skyler is one of the best all around kicking/punting prospects in the nation without a doubt.  He has great range on field goals off the ground, kickoffs are college ready, and he crushes punts.  Skyler has all the tools to earn a D1 scholarship.

 

2018 Standouts: Ashton Garner, Bentley Faulkner, Bryce Christensen, Camden Wise, Cody Creed, Ford Williams, Hunter Malsch, Jackson Brooks, Robert Brown, Seth Harrison, Bryson Porzenski, Miller Kronk, Paxton Williamson, Ryan Caves

Other 2018 Top Prospects:  Aidan Mulreed, Andrew Curl, Andrew Souter, Daniel Brabaw, Hunter Baldwin, Jimmy Chambers, Josh Silverstein, LJ Miller, William Strain

Top 2019 Prospects: Jason Stricker, Evan Davis, Kyle Romenick, Jared Wheatley

2019 Standouts: Hunter Benton, Nolan Parris

Other 2019 Prospects: Ethan Barbee, Landon Fogleman, Max Blitstein, Will Griggs, Aldemar Jimenez, Caden Bonoffski, Christian McDonough, Drew Morais, Fletcher Whalen, Michael Hayes, Nathan Raney, Samuel Tindall, Trey Finison

Top 2020 Prospects: Holt Cloninger, Parker Hannon, Cole Hassung, Noah Burnette

Other 2020 Prospects: Mitchell Galluccio, Ben Dority, Grant Wood, Holland West, Justin Simmons, Nathan Veldman, Quinn Castner

Future Stars: Ivan Shuran, Braden Wood

Join Chris Sailer Kicking at the following locations to be a part of it: Dallas, TX (December 4), Phoenix, AZ (December 11), Atlanta, GA (December 18).  Then the big one, the Super Bowl for Kickers, Punters & Long Snappers, Vegas XXIX (January 14-15, 2017). To be the best, train and compete with the best.  For more information and complete results and player rankings, visit ChrisSailerKicking.com

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Chris Sailer Kicking – Week 13 College Players of the Week, Matt Anderson and Kenny Allen Honored!

November 28, 2016 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 13: Matt Anderson (CAL) 5-5 Field Goals (Long 44) 3-3 Extra Points
Week 12: Tyler Davis (Penn State) 4-4 Field Goals (Long 40) 3-3 Extra Points
Week 11: Gary Wunderlich (Mississippi) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 39) 2-2 Extra Points, Game Winning 39 Yard Field Goal to beat Texas A&M.
Week 10: Rodrigo Blankenship (Georgia) 4-4 Field Goals (Long 49) 1-1 Extra Points, Game Winning 25 Yard Field Goal to beat Kentucky.
Week 9: Aidan Schneider (Oregon) 4-5 Field Goals (Long 37) 6-6 Extra Points
Week 8: Austin MacGinnis (Kentucky) 4-5 Field Goals (Long 51) 2-2 Extra Points, Game Winning 51 Yard Field Goal to beat Mississippi State.
Week 7: Andrew Endicott (Wisconsin) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 46) 2-2 Extra Points
Week 6: Josh Williams (SMU) 4-4 Field Goals (Long 44), 4-4 Extra Points
Week 5: Tyler Davis (Penn State) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 40), 2-2 Extra Points
Week 4: Andrew DiRocco (Tulane) 4-4 Field Goals (Long 48), 3-3 Extra Points
Week 3: Daniel LaCamera (Texas A&M) 5-5 Field Goals (Long 46), 2-2 Extra Points
Week 2: Jonathan Barnes (Louisiana Tech) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 47), 6-6 Extra Points
Week 1: Rafael Gaglianone (Wisconsin) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 48), 1-1 Extra Points, Game Winning 48 Yard Field Goal to upset LSU.

Punter:
Week 13: Kenny Allen (Michigan) 47.4 Yard Punt Average on 7 Punts (Long 67)
Week 12: Tanner Blain (San Diego State) 48.2 Yard Punt Average on 5 Punts (Long 60)
Week 11: J.K. Scott (Alabama) 51.3 Yard Punt Average on 3 Punts (Long 62)
Week 10: Corey Bojorquez (New Mexico) 52.8 Yard Punt Average on 4 Punts (Long 66)
Week 9: Corey Fatony (Missouri) 46.0 Yard Punt Average on 9 Punts (Long 60)
Week 8: Jake Bailey (Stanford) 50.6 Yard Punt Average on 5 Punts (Long 61)
Week 7: Sean Wale (Boise State) 52.5 Yard Punt Average on 4 Punts (Long 58)
Week 6: J.K. Scott (Alabama) 51.5 Yard Punt Average on 4 Punts (Long 63)
Week 5: Michael Carrizosa (San Jose St) 55.5 Yard Punt Average on 6 Punts (Long 64)
Week 4: Dylan Klumph (CAL) – 49.6 Yard Punt Average on 5 Punts (Long 60)
Week 3: Michael Carrizosa (San Jose St) – 50.2 Yard Punt Average on 6 Punts (Long 58)
Week 2: Logan Cooke (Mississippi St) – 49.5 Yard Punt Average on 4 Punts (Long 68)
Week 1: Shane Tripucka (Texas A&M) – 47.3 Yard Punt Average on 7 Punts (Long 59)

50+Yard Field Goals:
Week 13: None
Week 12: Jason Sanders (New Mexico) 51
Week 11: Eddy Pineiro (Florida) 54, Kenny Allen (Michigan)
Week 10: Conrad Ukropina (Stanford) 52
Week 9: Michael Geiger (Michigan State) 52
Week 8: Austin MacGinnis (Kentucky) 51
Week 7: Eddy Pineiro (Florida) 53, Cole Murphy (Syracuse) 51
Week 6: Jonathan Barnes (Louisana Tech) 54, John Barron II (San Diego State) 50
Week 5: Davis Price (Colorado) 54
Week 4: None
Week 3: None
Week 2: Eddy Pineiro (Florida) 54
Week 1: Elliott Fry (South Carolina) 55, Conrad Ukropina (Stanford) 50

Lou Groza Award Stars of the Week (3 Chosen Each Week):
Week 13: N/A
Week 12: N/A
Week 11: Gary Wunderlich (Mississippi), John Barron II (San Diego State)
Week 10: Gary Wunderlich (Mississippi)
Week 9: Not yet announced
Week 8: Austin MacGinnis (Kentucky), Matt Anderson (CAL)
Week 7: None
Week 6: None
Week 5: Tyler Davis (Penn State), Rhett Almond (BYU)
Week 4: Andrew DiRocco (Tulane)
Week 3: Daniel LaCamera (Texas A&M)
Week 2: Parker Davidson (New Mexico State)
Week 1: Rafael Gaglianone (Wisconsin), Ty Cummings (Houston)

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Matt Anderson of CAL went 5-5 on FG's

Matt Anderson of CAL went 5-5 on FG’s

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Chris Sailer Kicking – Week 12 College Players of the Week, Tyler Davis and Tanner Blain Honored!

November 21, 2016 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:
Weed 12: Tyler Davis (Penn State) 4-4 Field Goals (Long 40) 3-3 Extra Points
Week 11: Gary Wunderlich (Mississippi) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 39) 2-2 Extra Points, Game Winning 39 Yard Field Goal to beat Texas A&M.
Week 10: Rodrigo Blankenship (Georgia) 4-4 Field Goals (Long 49) 1-1 Extra Points, Game Winning 25 Yard Field Goal to beat Kentucky.
Week 9: Aidan Schneider (Oregon) 4-5 Field Goals (Long 37) 6-6 Extra Points
Week 8: Austin MacGinnis (Kentucky) 4-5 Field Goals (Long 51) 2-2 Extra Points, Game Winning 51 Yard Field Goal to beat Mississippi State.
Week 7: Andrew Endicott (Wisconsin) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 46) 2-2 Extra Points
Week 6: Josh Williams (SMU) 4-4 Field Goals (Long 44), 4-4 Extra Points
Week 5: Tyler Davis (Penn State) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 40), 2-2 Extra Points
Week 4: Andrew DiRocco (Tulane) 4-4 Field Goals (Long 48), 3-3 Extra Points
Week 3: Daniel LaCamera (Texas A&M) 5-5 Field Goals (Long 46), 2-2 Extra Points
Week 2: Jonathan Barnes (Louisiana Tech) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 47), 6-6 Extra Points
Week 1: Rafael Gaglianone (Wisconsin) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 48), 1-1 Extra Points, Game Winning 48 Yard Field Goal to upset LSU.

Punter:
Week 12: Tanner Blain (San Diego State) 48.2 Yard Punt Average on 5 Punts (Long 60)
Week 11: J.K. Scott (Alabama) 51.3 Yard Punt Average on 3 Punts (Long 62)
Week 10: Corey Bojorquez (New Mexico) 52.8 Yard Punt Average on 4 Punts (Long 66)
Week 9: Corey Fatony (Missouri) 46.0 Yard Punt Average on 9 Punts (Long 60)
Week 8: Jake Bailey (Stanford) 50.6 Yard Punt Average on 5 Punts (Long 61)
Week 7: Sean Wale (Boise State) 52.5 Yard Punt Average on 4 Punts (Long 58)
Week 6: J.K. Scott (Alabama) 51.5 Yard Punt Average on 4 Punts (Long 63)
Week 5: Michael Carrizosa (San Jose St) 55.5 Yard Punt Average on 6 Punts (Long 64)
Week 4: Dylan Klumph (CAL) – 49.6 Yard Punt Average on 5 Punts (Long 60)
Week 3: Michael Carrizosa (San Jose St) – 50.2 Yard Punt Average on 6 Punts (Long 58)
Week 2: Logan Cooke (Mississippi St) – 49.5 Yard Punt Average on 4 Punts (Long 68)
Week 1: Shane Tripucka (Texas A&M) – 47.3 Yard Punt Average on 7 Punts (Long 59)

50+Yard Field Goals:
Week 12: Jason Sanders (New Mexico) 51
Week 11: Eddy Pineiro (Florida) 54, Kenny Allen (Michigan)
Week 10: Conrad Ukropina (Stanford) 52
Week 9: Michael Geiger (Michigan State) 52
Week 8: Austin MacGinnis (Kentucky) 51
Week 7: Eddy Pineiro (Florida) 53, Cole Murphy (Syracuse) 51
Week 6: Jonathan Barnes (Louisana Tech) 54, John Barron II (San Diego State) 50
Week 5: Davis Price (Colorado) 54
Week 4: None
Week 3: None
Week 2: Eddy Pineiro (Florida) 54
Week 1: Elliott Fry (South Carolina) 55, Conrad Ukropina (Stanford) 50

Lou Groza Award Stars of the Week (3 Chosen Each Week):
Week 12: Not yet announced
Week 11: Gary Wunderlich (Mississippi), John Barron II (San Diego State)
Week 10: Gary Wunderlich (Mississippi)
Week 9: Not yet announced
Week 8: Austin MacGinnis (Kentucky), Matt Anderson (CAL)
Week 7: None
Week 6: None
Week 5: Tyler Davis (Penn State), Rhett Almond (BYU)
Week 4: Andrew DiRocco (Tulane)
Week 3: Daniel LaCamera (Texas A&M)
Week 2: Parker Davidson (New Mexico State)
Week 1: Rafael Gaglianone (Wisconsin), Ty Cummings (Houston)

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Blain & Davis as Co-Champs at the 2014 IL Summer Camp

Blain & Davis as Co-Champs at the 2014 IL Summer Camp

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Chris Sailer Kicking – Week 11 College Players of the Week, Gary Wunderlich and J.K. Scott Honored!

November 15, 2016 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 11: Gary Wunderlich (Mississippi) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 39) 2-2 Extra Points, Game Winning 39 Yard Field Goal to beat Texas A&M.
Week 10: Rodrigo Blankenship (Georgia) 4-4 Field Goals (Long 49) 1-1 Extra Points, Game Winning 25 Yard Field Goal to beat Kentucky.
Week 9: Aidan Schneider (Oregon) 4-5 Field Goals (Long 37) 6-6 Extra Points
Week 8: Austin MacGinnis (Kentucky) 4-5 Field Goals (Long 51) 2-2 Extra Points, Game Winning 51 Yard Field Goal to beat Mississippi State.
Week 7: Andrew Endicott (Wisconsin) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 46) 2-2 Extra Points
Week 6: Josh Williams (SMU) 4-4 Field Goals (Long 44), 4-4 Extra Points
Week 5: Tyler Davis (Penn State) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 40), 2-2 Extra Points
Week 4: Andrew DiRocco (Tulane) 4-4 Field Goals (Long 48), 3-3 Extra Points
Week 3: Daniel LaCamera (Texas A&M) 5-5 Field Goals (Long 46), 2-2 Extra Points
Week 2: Jonathan Barnes (Louisiana Tech) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 47), 6-6 Extra Points
Week 1: Rafael Gaglianone (Wisconsin) 3-3 Field Goals (Long 48), 1-1 Extra Points, Game Winning 48 Yard Field Goal to upset LSU.

Punter:
Week 11: J.K. Scott (Alabama) 51.3 Yard Punt Average on 3 Punts (Long 62)
Week 10: Corey Bojorquez (New Mexico) 52.8 Yard Punt Average on 4 Punts (Long 66)
Week 9: Corey Fatony (Missouri) 46.0 Yard Punt Average on 9 Punts (Long 60)
Week 8: Jake Bailey (Stanford) 50.6 Yard Punt Average on 5 Punts (Long 61)
Week 7: Sean Wale (Boise State) 52.5 Yard Punt Average on 4 Punts (Long 58)
Week 6: J.K. Scott (Alabama) 51.5 Yard Punt Average on 4 Punts (Long 63)
Week 5: Michael Carrizosa (San Jose St) 55.5 Yard Punt Average on 6 Punts (Long 64)
Week 4: Dylan Klumph (CAL) – 49.6 Yard Punt Average on 5 Punts (Long 60)
Week 3: Michael Carrizosa (San Jose St) – 50.2 Yard Punt Average on 6 Punts (Long 58)
Week 2: Logan Cooke (Mississippi St) – 49.5 Yard Punt Average on 4 Punts (Long 68)
Week 1: Shane Tripucka (Texas A&M) – 47.3 Yard Punt Average on 7 Punts (Long 59)

50+Yard Field Goals:
Week 11: Eddy Pineiro (Florida) 54, Kenny Allen (Michigan)
Week 10: Conrad Ukropina (Stanford) 52
Week 9: Michael Geiger (Michigan State) 52
Week 8: Austin MacGinnis (Kentucky) 51
Week 7: Eddy Pineiro (Florida) 53, Cole Murphy (Syracuse) 51
Week 6: Jonathan Barnes (Louisana Tech) 54, John Barron II (San Diego State) 50
Week 5: Davis Price (Colorado) 54
Week 4: None
Week 3: None
Week 2: Eddy Pineiro (Florida) 54
Week 1: Elliott Fry (South Carolina) 55, Conrad Ukropina (Stanford) 50

Lou Groza Award Stars of the Week (3 Chosen Each Week):
Week 11: Gary Wunderlich (Mississippi), John Barron II (San Diego State)
Week 10: Gary Wunderlich (Mississippi)
Week 9: Not yet announced
Week 8: Austin MacGinnis (Kentucky), Matt Anderson (CAL)
Week 7: None
Week 6: None
Week 5: Tyler Davis (Penn State), Rhett Almond (BYU)
Week 4: Andrew DiRocco (Tulane)
Week 3: Daniel LaCamera (Texas A&M)
Week 2: Parker Davidson (New Mexico State)
Week 1: Rafael Gaglianone (Wisconsin), Ty Cummings (Houston)

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J.K. Scott, Alabama

J.K. Scott, Alabama

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