Chris Sailer Kicking Summer Camps 2014!

June 6, 2014 By

The most common question so far about the summer of 2014 has been, “There are so many camps, how do I know which camps to attend and how many camps should I attend?”

I will do my best to give you some clear and simple tips.

What types of camps are there?

College Camps:
•    These are essentially tryouts that are run by the Universities themselves.
•    Seniors to be should attend these camps.
•    Younger players may want to attend one or two of these simply for experience.  (Unless you are the #1 or #2 ranked specialist in the nation)
•    Register for these camps through the University by either going to their website or calling the football office.
•    Don’t expect great instruction.  Remember, these are basically tryouts.  Most eyes will be on the best of the best.
•    Camp size ranges from 75-250 Kickers, Punters & Long Snappers.
•    NO RANKINGS
•    BLOG 1 on College Camps
•    BLOG 2 on College Camps
•    BLOG 3 on College Camps

Chris Sailer Kicking Underclassmen Event & “TOP 12” & Event Elite:
•    These are the ONLY 2 INVITE ONLY camps that Chris Sailer Runs.  You must be invited to attend.
•    You should 100% attend if you are invited.
•    These camps should be your #1 priority. Period.
•    Underclassmen = Juniors, Sophomores, Freshman, or 8th Graders for the coming year.
•    Underclassmen is a combination of education & competition.  Parents should 100% attend as this camp is it is as much for them.
•    Underclassmen camp size 50-75 Kickers & Punters.
•    “TOP 12” & “Event Elite” = Best of the best in the world invited based on performance in Las Vegas in either January or May.
•    “TOP 12” & “Event Elite” is open to the public for viewing.
•    Rankings will be updated based on performance.

CSK – 1 Day Camps in Chicago, IL, Dallas, TX, Charlotte, NC, Atlanta, GA & Los Angeles, CA:
•    Most popular CSK camps that provide the entire experience.  (Instruction, Parent Involvement, Film Analysis, Competition, Rankings)
•    Those entering senior year should attend 1-2 of these camps.
•    Younger players should attend at least one of these.

FBU Camps
•    Invite only camps run by FBU (A Chris Sailer Kicking Partner)
•    If you are invited, you should 100% attend at least 1 of these camps.
•    Expect great instruction and exposure (Chris Sailer & Chris Rubio present)
•    Regional camps in Orlando, FL, San Diego, CA, Dallas, TX, Los Angeles, CA Seattle, WA & Dublin, OH.
•    Top Gun camp in Dublin, OH July 18-19, 2014.
•    2 Kickers, 2 Punters & 2 Long Snappers will be selected to play in the 2014 U.S. Army All-American Bowl at the Top Gun Camp.
•    Youth specialists will be selected to play in the East Bay All-American Games!  Other specialists will be invited to play in the FBU Championships.
•    Register for these camps by calling FBU and using the Code CS14
•    Rankings on www.ChrisSailerKicking.com are updated based on performance.

So, of course, now you have follow up questions.

Q: My son is a senior to be, won’t his legs get tired?

A: If you want to play college football, this summer should be 100% dedicated to kicking & punting.  To answer the question….YES, they will get tired.  You have to be smart about laying out your summer schedule.  You cannot kick/punt everyday.  Your body needs rest to stay healthy and maintain the ability to perform at your highest level.  Try not to kick/punt on consecutive days.  If you have to kick/punt on consecutive days, take 2 days of rest before the next time you kick/punt.

Q: Many camps are scheduled for the same day?  And if I cannot kick/punt on consecutive days I am going to miss out on many opportunities, so what do I do?

A: It is impossible to be in 2 places at once.  So sometimes you will have to make tough choices.  A college coach can schedule you to come kick/punt for them on an alternate date.  As long as the University is putting on another camp on that day, you can go kick/punt for them.  The coach has to be willing to do this for you.  This is how you will know how bad they really want you.  Call the coach and try to schedule and alternate date.

Q: How do I prioritize which camps are most important?

A: 1. “TOP 12” & “Event Elite”, 2. Underclassmen “Invite” Event, 3. FBU Top Gun, 4. Chris Sailer Kicking 1-Day Camps, 5. College Camps, 6. FBU Regional Camps

Q: Camps costs and the travel costs associated with these camps can be very expensive, so what do I do?

A: You will have to prioritize based on the above.  It is important to see other parts of the country if possible.  This will one day make the college decision process much easier.  Again, tough choices.

Q: I am getting a lot of “Invites” from competitors of yours?  Do I have to go to these?

A: I can write a book on this.  But to keep it simple, No.  Invites aren’t invites if they invite everyone.  Our website is used everyday to solicit.  Clever advertising doesn’t equal a quality camp.  Chris Sailer Kicking is the #1 most trusted resource for college coaches nationwide.  Actions speak louder than words.  Believe in Chris Sailer Kicking and will you not be disappointed.

Tips:

•    Be realistic about your skill level when it comes to college camps.  Remember, these are tryouts.  Attend college camps at the level in which you are capable of playing.  This will give you college options.  Attend D1, D2, D3, NAIA, etc. camps where you have a realistic chance of playing.  Otherwise you will simply be spinning your wheels.  Be open minded in your search.
•    There is no way to figure out 100% which Universities will be offering scholarships.  Things are always changing.  Almost every University will take 1 Kicker, 1 Punter & 1 Long Snapper each year as either a scholarship or preferred walk on athlete.  So, all college camps provide opportunity.  Don’t stress yourself out trying to figure out everything that happens behind the scenes.  Their is NO LIST.
•    If a college doesn’t have a kicking camp (common with lower level schools), call the coach and ask for a day that you can kick/punt for them.
•    Don’t kick at a college camp if your are not 100%.  You want to show at your absolute best.  Your performance/results/charts will be used by not only that University, but shared with others as well.  Word travels fast both in the positive and negative.
•    When you travel, take advantage of the opportunity. Visit Universities in the area.  Get a feel for the area or region of the country.  Do not be afraid to simply walk on campus and into the football office.  Tell them you are a Chris Sailer Kicking recruit and would love a tour.  Most Universities will treat you very well.

Class of 2014:
Attend in this order of importance: 1-Day Chris Sailer Kicking Camps

Class of 2015:
Attend in this order of importance: 1. “TOP 12” & “Event Elite”, 2. FBU Top Gun, 3. (2) Chris Sailer Kicking 1-Day Camps (Different parts of the country), 4. College Camps, 5. FBU Regional Camps

Class of 2016:
Attend in this order of importance: 1.Underclassmen “Invite” Event, 2. FBU Top Gun, 3. Chris Sailer Kicking 1-Day Camps, 4. FBU Regional Camps

Class of 2017:
Attend in this order of importance: 1.Underclassmen “Invite” Event, 2. FBU Top Gun, 3. Chris Sailer Kicking 1-Day Camps, 4. FBU Regional Camps

Class of 2018:
Attend in this order of importance: 1.Underclassmen “Invite” Event, 2. FBU Top Gun, 3. Chris Sailer Kicking 1-Day Camps, 4. FBU Regional Camps

Class of 2019:
Attend in this order of importance: 1.Underclassmen “Invite” Event, 2. FBU Top Gun, 3. Chris Sailer Kicking 1-Day Camps, 4. FBU Regional Camps

See you this summer!

Visit www.ChrisSailerKicking.com for more information and to register for Chris Sailer Kicking Camps!

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2014 “Event Elite” Announced

May 21, 2014 By

The 2014 Chris Sailer Kicking “Event Elite” has been announced.  Congratulations to these very deserving kicker/punter specialists.

Class of 2016
Kickers:
Skyler Southam (UT)
Butch Hampton (OK)

Punters:
Jet Toner (HI)
Kyle Thompson (CA)

Class of 2015:
Kickers:
Matt Abramo (CA)
Cole Austin (TX)
Trey Blasingame (GA)
Blanton Creque (KY)
Connor Crow (TX)
JJ Molson (Canada)
Coleman Olivas (CA)
Spencer Pettit (WA)
Matthew Phillichi (WA)
Kevin Robledo (CA)
Laszlo Toser (TN)
Mason Weissenhofer (IL)
Josh Williams (TX)

Punters:
Zach Charme (ID)
Tommy Townsend (FL)
Alex Trifonovitch (HI)
Gage Wilson (NV)

Combo Players K/P:
Luke Carter (SC)
Blake Cusick (CA)
Brandon Hong (CA)
Gregory Hutchins (Canada)
Alex Kinney (CO)
Mason McLean (AL)
Evan Rabon (SC)
Ryan Rodriguez (TX)
Jackson Van Sickle (NC)

Junior College
Kickers:
Matt Boermeester (CA)
Franklyn Cervenka (CA)
Jamie Sutcliffe (CA)

Punters:
Jake Ambrose (CA)
Thomas Manning (CA)

Combo Players K/P:
Casey Eyman (CA)

Class of 2017 Honorable Mention: Brandon Ruiz, Billy Mitchell.

Class of 2016 Honorable Mention: Dominic Maggio, Bailey Raborn, Kekoa Sasaoka, Jonn Young, Matt Blair, Josh Burton, Keith Duncan, Seth Kujawski, Bryce Lugviel, Andrew Rodriguez.

Class of 2015 Honorable Mention: Cristian Bianchi, Shawn Davis, Hayes Foster, Logan Howard, Nick Marrone, Adam Walter, Steven Sawicki, Ben Utter.

Junior College: Francisco Condado, Tyler Franzen, Eddie Garcia, JD Houston.

*Selected K/P ‘s will join the “TOP 12″ for the exclusive, invite only, “TOP 12″ and “Event Elite” summer camp June 18-20, 2014. This is the ONLY true “Invite Only” Event on a national scale.  The best of the best will be in L.A. Sessions are open to the public.

*There was no SET number chosen for the “Event Elite”.  These players all show D1 Scholarship Ability…Period.

*The “TOP 12” chosen at the 12th Annual National Kicking Event in Las Vegas January 18-19, 2014 were: Andrew Galitz (TX), Daniel LaCamera (FL), Ben Kreitenberg (CA), Cole Fisher (GA), Jameson Vest (GA), Bennett Moehring (AR), Blake Johnson (CA), Joe Schopper (IN), Jack Gonsoulin (LA), Andrew David (OH), Quinton Conaway (OK), Corey Fatony (TN).

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Las Vegas Spring Event Champions!

May 21, 2014 By

The 12th Annual National Kicking Spring Event in Las Vegas took place May 10-11, 2014.  Here are the Competition Results.

Overall Champions:
Kicker – Laszlo Toser (2015 TN)
Punter – Matt Mengel (2014 JC CA)

Saturday Competition Winners
Group 1 Field Goal Last Man Standing (FR & SO): Keith Duncan (2016 NC)
Group 2 Field Goal Last Man Standing (JR): Nick Hart (GA)
Group 4 Field Goal Last Man Standing (2014/JC/TR): Cody Thornton (TR CA)

Group 3 Punters Only Champions
Competition 1: Osborn Umeh (JC CA)
Competition 2: Tommy Townsend (2015 FL)
Competition 3: Michael Fitzgerald (TR Australia)

Sunday Initial Round Competition Winners (By Class)
Field Goal
2017: Billy Mitchell (FL)
2016: Skyler Southam (UT)
2015: Blake Cusick (CA)
2014/JC/TR: Cody Thornton (CA)

Kickoff
2017: Cooper Graham (NC)
2016: Bailey Raborn (LA)
2015: Matt Abramo (CA) & Cole Austin (TX)
2014/JC/TR: Cody Thornton (CA)

Punt
2017: Christian Van Sickle (NC)
2016: Jet Toner (HI)
2015: Alex Kinney (CO)
2014/JC/TR: Osborn Umeh (CA) & Matt Mengel (CA)

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Las Vegas Spring Event Initial Round Competition Results

May 21, 2014 By

The 12th Annual National Kicking Spring Event in Las Vegas took place May 10-11, 2014.  Here are the Initial Round Competition Results.  Class Champions Listed.

12th Annual National Kicking Spring Event Field Goal – Initial Round Competition Results
8 Total Kicks from 35, 35, 40, 40, 45, 45, 50, 50
2 points awarded for dead center, 1 point awarded for all other makes, 1 bonus point for 8-8

Class of 2017
Place Name Score
1 Mitchell, Billy 13
T2 Fuller , Asa 10
T2 Ruiz , Brandon 10
T2 Stack , Adam 10
T2 Zolferino , Torre 10
T6 Graham , Cooper 9
T6 VanSickle , Christian 9
T8 Nixon , Cole 7
T8 Salani , Marco 7
T8 Strickland , Bryce 7
T11 McGrath , Chase 6
T11 Wine , Jakson 6
13 Hildebrand , Eric 5
14 Bazarevitsch , Matt 4
T15 Horiates, Nick 2
T15 Olivas , Carson 2
Class of 2016
1 Southam , Skyler 13
T2 Pettit , Art 12
T2 Sasaoka , Kekoa 12
T2 Young , Jonn 12
T5 Kujawski , Seth 11
T5 Toner , Jet 11
T7 Blair , Matt 10
T7 Boermeester , Kevin 10
T7 Rodriguez , Andrew 10
T10 Burton , Josh 9
T10 Waters , Dylan 9
T12 Daniels , Eric 8
T12 Luplow , Chris 8
T12 Roberts , Jake 8
T15 Coale , Kyle 7
T15 Cofer , Spencer 7
T15 Duncan , Keith 7
T15 Hampton , Butch 7
T15 Mack , Michael 7
T20 Dorn , Jimmy 6
T20 Maggio , Dominic 6
T20 Whitney, Mark 6
T20 Spray, Hunter 6
T24 Agritelley , Ethan 5
T24 Kanthack , Tristan 5
26 Roper , Joseph 4
27 Raborn , Bailey 3
28 Ball , Noah 2
Class of 2015
1 Cusick , Blake 16
T2 Davis , Shawn 13
T2 Fisher , Cole 13
T4 Creque , Blanton 12
T4 Rabon , Evan 12
T4 Toser , Laszlo 12
T4 Utter , Ben 12
T8 Barnes , Austin 11
T8 Carter , Luke 11
T8 Foster , Hayes 11
T8 Hart , Nick 11
T8 Marrone , Nick 11
T8 Robledo , Kevin 11
T8 Vest , Jameson 11
T8 Williams , Josh 11
T16 Olivas , Coleman 10
T16 Sanchez , Christopher 10
T16 Walter , Adam 10
T19 Austin , Cole 9
T19 Haltom , Nels 9
T19 Molson , JJ 9
T19 Pettit , Spencer 9
T19 Philichi , Matthew 9
T19 Plooster , Cannon 9
T19 VanSickle , Jackson 9
T26 Bowen , Austin 8
T26 Crow , Connor 8
T26 Feddeler , Zachary 8
T26 Garcia , Cooper 8
T26 Hong , Brandon 8
T26 Honshtein III , Tre 8
T26 Kiser , Travis 8
T26 Kreitenberg , Ben 8
T26 LaCamera , Daniel 8
T26 McLean , Mason 8
T26 Ruiz , Blake 8
T26 Sawicki , Steven 8
T26 Viles , Brady 8
T26 Kinney , Alex 8
T40 Blasingame , Trey 7
T40 Delucci , Jack 7
T40 Galland , Alex 7
T43 Abramo , Matt 6
T43 Bianchi , Cristian 6
T43 Galitz , Andrew 6
T43 Howard , Logan 6
T43 Hutchins , Gregory 6
T43 Tekac , Tyler 6
T43 Watson , Marion 6
T43 Trifonovitch, Alex 6
T51 Coe , Cameron 5
T51 Gallitz , Tyler 5
T51 Kennedy , Bobby 5
T51 Watkins , Vincent 5
T51 Weissehoffer , Mason 5
T56 Ketterer . Colton 4
T56 Klem , Jake 4
T56 Rodriguez , Ryan 4
T56 Young , Jacob 4
T60 Beall , Charlie 3
T60 Ferrell , Daniel 3
T60 La Manque , Adam 3
T60 O’Dowd , Thomas 3
T60 Ryan , Matthew 3
Class of 2014 / JC / TR
1 Thornton , Cody 15
2 Castaneda , Andrew 14
3 Marquez , Diego 12
T4 Boermeester , Matt 10
T4 Cervenka , Franklyn 10
6 DePlaza, Izzy 9
T7 Courtney , Charlie 8
T7 Gallitz , Thomas 8
T7 Garcia , Eddie 8
T7 Houston , JD 8
T7 Mengel , Matthew 8
T7 Sutcliffe , Jamie 8
T13 Franzen , Tyler 7
T13 Luna , Rigo 7
T13 Westby , John 7
T13 Ziffer , Satchel 7
T17 Brown, Chasen 5
T17 Graybar , Oliver 5
T17 Weese , Ryan 5
T20 Condado , Francisco 3
T20 Covey , Nick 3
T20 Eyman , Casey 3
23 Wedemeyer , Seth 0

12th Annual National Kicking Spring Event Kickoff – Initial Round Competition Results
Each Kicker hit 6 Kickoffs.  All kicks were charted for distance and hang time.
No kicks were dropped.  All Kickers kicked in the same direction with the same (Wind Aided) CSK Adidas Balls.
Place = Place of finish in your class with distance and hang time given equal value.
Dist = Distance average rounded to the tenth.
HT = Hang Time Average rounded to the hundredth.
Best 1 Ball = The Best ovearall ONE ball hit of the 6 kicks.

Class of 2017
Place Name Dist HT Best 1 Ball
1 Graham , Cooper 66.2 3.43 70 / 3.53
2 Ruiz , Brandon 59.5 3.74 69 / 4.05
3 Horiates, Nick 61.7 3.31 66 / 3.19
T4 Stack , Adam 56.8 3.44 63 / 3.66
T4 Fuller , Asa 59.2 3.32 67 / 3.68
6 Strickland , Bryce 61.7 3.11 69 / 3.53
7 Wine , Jakson 58.2 3.2 61 / 3.34
8 Mitchell, Billy 59.3 3.03 69 / 3.51
9 Salani , Marco 54.2 3.19 61 / 3.47
10 VanSickle , Christian 55.3 2.94 63 / 3.32
11 Hildebrand , Eric 55 2.89 57 / 3.19
12 Nixon , Cole 50.3 2.99 66 / 3.35
13 McGrath , Chase 53 2.82 60 / 3.16
14 Olivas , Carson 49 2.67 56 / 3.12
15 Bazarevitsch , Matt 48.8 2.59 54 / 3.33
16 Zolferino , Torre 42.3 2.39 59 / 3.08
Class of 2016
Place Name Dist HT Best 1 Ball
1 Raborn , Bailey 73.2 3.68 78 / 4.03
2 Southam , Skyler 70 3.66 83 / 3.65
3 Maggio , Dominic 68.8 3.6 75 / 3.72
4 Kujawski , Seth 69.8 3.54 75 / 3.81
5 Sasaoka , Kekoa 68.7 3.58 72 / 3.75
T6 Agritelley , Ethan 63.7 3.6 70 / 3.78
T6 Hampton , Butch 67.8 3.56 76 / 3.50
T6 Dorn , Jimmy 69.7 3.42 79 / 3.53
9 Burton , Josh 66.8 3.53 67 / 4.01
10 Duncan , Keith 68.3 3.39 73 / 3.44
11 Mack , Michael 63.2 3.4 72 / 3.42
12 Spray, Hunter 61.3 3.4 66 / 3.57
T13 Pettit , Art 60.7 3.41 69 / 3.36
T13 Young , Jonn 63 3.27 71 / 3.94
15 Toner , Jet 60.3 3.44 65 / 3.52
16 Rodriguez , Andrew 64.3 3.08 77 / 3.4
T17 Blair , Matt 60.5 3.28 71 / 3.35
T17 Cofer , Spencer 61.5 3.2 73 / 3.75
19 Whitney, Mark 60.8 3.25 70 / 3.39
20 Waters , Dylan 57.5 3.27 63 / 3.5
21 Roper , Joseph 58.5 3.26 63 / 3.63
T22 Coale , Kyle 60.7 3.09 66 / 3.53
T22 Luplow , Chris 61.7 3.02 68 / 2.88
T24 Roberts , Jake 55.8 3.14 60 / 3.55
T24 Ball , Noah 56.8 3.13 68 / 3.66
26 Boermeester , Kevin 55.7 3.07 77 / 3.72
27 Daniels , Eric 52.2 3.04 57 / 3.38
28 Kanthack , Tristan 53.3 2.91 63 / 3.36
Class of 2015
Place Name Dist HT Best 1 Ball
T1 Abramo , Matt 73 4 73 / 4.28
T1 Austin , Cole 76.2 3.8 80 / 4
3 Crow , Connor 75 3.8 82 / 3.82
4 Pettit , Spencer 71 3.9 80 / 3.75
5 Rodriguez , Ryan 71.7 3.8 75 / 3.97
6 LaCamera , Daniel 78.8 3.69 79 / 3.81
7 Olivas , Coleman 74.2 3.69 79 / 4
8 Robledo , Kevin 68.3 3.9 76 / 4.07
9 Weissehoffer , Mason 69.5 3.68 74 / 4.02
T10 Kinney , Alex 67.7 3.78 77 / 3.75
T10 Philichi , Matthew 70 3.64 77 / 3.88
12 Fisher , Cole 64 3.94 72 / 3.87
13 Sawicki , Steven 68.2 3.68 74 / 3.78
T14 Kiser , Travis 66.7 3.7 80 / 3.53
T14 McLean , Mason 73.7 3.53 80 / 3.65
T16 Rabon , Evan 68.8 3.62 77 / 3.88
T16 Creque , Blanton 69 3.6 75 / 3.88
18 Toser , Laszlo 64.2 3.72 70 / 3.73
19 Hutchins , Gregory 64 3.71 66 / 3.85
20 Foster , Hayes 69.3 3.55 69 / 3.72
21 VanSickle , Jackson 69.8 3.48 71 / 3.56
22 Vest , Jameson 67.8 3.52 70 / 3.65
23 Galitz , Andrew 66 3.52 77 /  3.8
24 Kreitenberg , Ben 63.7 3.6 71 / 3.65
25 Utter , Ben 67.3 3.45 75 / 3.74
26 Davis , Shawn 70.7 3.23 83 / 3.37
27 Galland , Alex 64 3.5 65 / 3.72
28 Marrone , Nick 62.2 3.58 64 / 3.72
29 Trifonovitch, Alex 61.2 3.6 61 / 3.79
30 Hart , Nick 58.3 3.68 62 / 3.79
31 Hong , Brandon 65 3.37 73 / 3.78
32 Williams , Josh 61.3 3.55 74 / 3.47
33 Howard , Logan 58.3 3.63 60 / 3.97
T34 Honshtein III , Tre 62.2 3.42 67 / 3.84
T34 Molson , JJ 64 3.3 69 / 3.79
36 Feddeler , Zachary 61.8 3.45 68 / 3.4
37 Sanchez , Christopher 63.2 3.32 70 / 3.41
38 Garcia , Cooper 60.2 3.51 69 / 3.66
39 Watkins , Vincent 61.5 3.39 68 / 3.43
40 Walter , Adam 57.2 3.57 61 / 3.57
41 Ruiz , Blake 65.8 3.13 68 / 3.47
T42 Bowen , Austin 59.7 3.42 63 / 3.53
T42 Kennedy , Bobby 65.2 3.12 78 / 3.89
44 Blasingame , Trey 62.2 3.21 72 / 4
45 Plooster , Cannon 60.5 3.31 66 / 3.36
T46 Ketterer . Colton 59.5 3.32 70 / 3.61
T46 Young , Jacob 63 3.15 68 / 3.62
48 Tekac , Tyler 61 3.16 68 / 3.24
49 Beall , Charlie 58.3 3.23 71 / 3.64
50 Viles , Brady 60.7 3.14 74 / 3.29
51 Gallitz , Tyler 57.3 3.23 62 / 3.4
T52 Watson , Marion 54.3 3.28 61 / 3.52
T52 Deluchi , Jack 55.2 3.26 60 / 3.5
54 Haltom , Nels 54.2 3.27 56 / 3.55
55 Carter , Luke 58.5 2.98 70 / 3.65
56 Barnes , Austin 56.7 3.15 67 / 3.25
57 Ryan , Matthew 57.3 2.96 68 / 3.59
T58 Coe , Cameron 52 3.18 55 / 3.34
T58 Bianchi , Cristian 56.5 3.1 69 / 3.62
60 O’Dowd , Thomas 55.5 2.77 71 / 3.81
61 Klem , Jake 54.8 2.87 61 / 3.24
62 Ferrell , Daniel 53.5 2.94 58 / 3.38
Class of 2014 / JC / TR
Place Name Dist HT Best 1 Ball
1 Thornton , Cody 78 4.06 85 / 4.09
2 Boermeester , Matt 73.7 3.92 72 / 4.32
3 Mengel , Matthew 74.7 3.77 78 / 4.35
T4 Houston , JD 71.1 3.78 73 / 3.88
T4 Cervenka , Franklyn 77 3.69 86 / 3.94
T6 Weese , Ryan 67.2 3.87 68 / 4
T6 Sutcliffe , Jamie 70.3 3.71 73 / 4
8 Gallitz , Thomas 71.2 3.61 78 / 3.94
T9 Covey , Nick 63.8 3.85 68 / 4.03
T9 Garcia , Eddie 67.3 3.63 70 / 3.85
T11 Eyman , Casey 57.8 3.88 71 / 4.02
T11 Condado , Francisco 62.5 3.72 69 / 3.92
13 Marquez , Diego 69.2 3.45 73 / 3.48
T14 Graybar , Oliver 66.2 3.59 73 / 3.53
T14 Castaneda , Andrew 67.3 3.47 77 / 3.35
16 Nelson , Alex 66.7 3.54 68 / 3.65
17 Ziffer , Satchel 68.2 3.28 76 / 3.27
T18 DePlaza, Izzy 59.8 3.57 59 / 3.94
T18 Brown, Chasen 62.7 3.51 68 / 3.47
20 Westby , John 58.5 3.32 76 / 3.87
21 Franzen , Tyler 58.2 3.3 68 / 3.53
22 Courtney , Charlie 59.3 3.2 65 / 3.69
23 Luna , Rigo 56.8 3.26 66 / 3.75
24 Wedemeyer , Seth 55.3 2.8 55 / 3.18

12th Annual National Kicking Spring Event Punt – Initial Round Competition Results
Each Punter punted 8 ball from a live snap.  All punts were charted for distance and hang time.
No punts were dropped.  All Punters punted in the same direction with the same (Wind Aided) CSK Adidas Balls.
Place = Place of finish in your class with distance and hang time given equal value.
Dist = Distance average rounded to the tenth.
HT = Hang Time Average rounded to the hundredth.
Best 1 Ball = The Best ovearall ONE ball hits of the 8 punts taken.

Class of 2017
Place Name Dist HT Best 1 Ball
1 VanSickle , Christian 42 3.84 52 / 4.03
2 Stack , Adam 37.6 3.6 41 / 3.91
3 Graham , Cooper 32.6 3.8 38 / 4.16
T4 Salani , Sergio 29.8 3.65 37 / 3.60
T4 Strickland , Bryce 36.1 3.48 44 / 4.62
6 Fuller , Asa 36.8 3.2 51 / 3.72
7 Mitchell, Billy 38.1 3 46 / 3.56
T8 McGrath , Chase 30.3 3.42 39 / 3.75
T8 Hildebrand , Eric 35.5 3.2 43 / 3.6
T8 Ruiz , Brandon 37.5 3.08 52 / 3.93
11 Nixon , Cole 26.5 3.5 39 / 3.66
T12 Wine , Jakson 23.8 3.56 32 / 3.46
T12 Zolferino , Torre 27.3 3.28 38 / 3.75
14 Bazarevitsch , Matt 27.4 3.09 40 / 3.84
15 Horiates, Nick 25.3 2.99 35 / 4.07
16 Olivas , Carson 24.6 2.87 28 / 3.28
Class of 2016
Place Name Dist HT Best 1 Ball
1 Toner , Jet 47.4 4.23 56 / 4.72
2 Young , Jonn 46.1 3.94 53 / 4.16
3 Southam , Skyler 45.7 3.86 51 / 4.53
4 Thompson , Kyle 42.5 3.84 63 / 4.59
5 Maggio , Dominic 41.6 3.76 45 / 4.15
T6 Dorn , Jimmy 38.5 3.87 41 / 4.2
T6 Duncan , Keith 42 3.6 49 / 4.04
8 Boermeester , Kevin 35.4 4.03 41 / 4.28
9 Coale , Kyle 39.9 3.58 48 / 4.10
10 Kujawski , Seth 45.3 3.43 58 / 4.10
11 Rodriguez , Andrew 37 3.82 50 / 4.28
T12 Lugviel , Bryce 38.9 3.58 50 / 3.91
T12 Mack , Michael 41.4 3.46 51 / 4.11
14 Sasaoka , Kekoa 32.4 4.09 47 / 4.47
T15 Luplow , Chris 37.5 3.47 47 / 4.09
T15 Hampton , Butch 39.1 3.4 44 / 4.01
17 Cofer , Spencer 39 3.29 52 / 3.60
18 Pettit , Art 33.9 3.46 37 / 4.03
T19 Blair , Matt 31 3.78 31 / 4.30
T19 Kanthack , Tristan 31.4 3.68 43 / 4.07
21 Daniels , Eric 37.4 3.24 44 / 3.54
22 Ball , Noah 31.4 3.49 34 / 3.87
23 Burton , Josh 33.4 3.39 29 / 4.28
T24 Spray, Hunter 33.4 3.37 38 / 3.64
T24 Whitney, Mark 34.1 3.21 40 / 3.47
26 Raborn , Bailey 34.9 3.05 40 / 3.15
T27 Agritelley , Ethan 32.8 3.11 40 / 3.62
T27 Waters , Dylan 33.6 3.04 35 / 3.25
29 Roberts , Jake 32.6 3.01 35 / 3.4
30 Roper , Joseph 28.9 3.06 32 / 3.10
Class of 2015
Place Name Dist HT Best 1 Ball
1 Kinney , Alex 53.4 4.33 58 / 4.84
2 Hutchins , Gregory 50.1 4.07 54 / 4.63
3 Trifonovitch, Alex 44.6 4.18 57 / 4.3
4 Townsend, Tommy 45.4 4.04 62 / 4.60
T5 Carter , Luke 45.9 3.95 47 / 4.37
T5 Rodriguez , Ryan 46.3 3.94 60 / 4.43
7 O’Dowd , Thomas 43.5 4.03 46 / 4.78
8 Cusick , Blake 42.9 3.96 50 / 4.34
9 Marrone , Nick 41.9 3.99 55 / 4.27
T10 Hong , Brandon 47.8 3.77 60 / 4.31
T10 Sanchez , Christopher 48.5 3.75 56 / 4.33
12 VanSickle , Jackson 40.6 4.03 44 / 4.75
13 Molson , JJ 41.3 3.9 48 / 4.2
14 McLean , Mason 43 3.81 55 / 3.86
T15 Ruiz , Blake 41.4 3.86 48 / 4.41
T15 Wilson , Gage 44.8 3.72 56 / 4.16
17 Kreitenberg , Ben 39.8 3.92 53 / 4.3
T18 Smith , Jake 38.5 4.01 46 / 4.5
T18 Galitz , Andrew 39.6 3.9 47 / 4.7
T18 Charme , Zach 44.3 3.7 51 / 4.37
21 Plooster , Cannon 43.5 3.74 51 / 4.31
22 Feddeler , Zachary 40.9 3.82 50 / 4.5
23 Watkins , Vincent 45.5 3.62 57 / 4.44
24 Rabon , Evan 41.1 3.8 43 / 4.5
25 Gallitz , Tyler 40.8 3.8 50 / 3.97
T26 Pettit , Spencer 39.5 3.82 49 / 4.44
T26 Crow , Connor 43.6 3.63 60 / 4.31
28 Dennis , Stephen 44.1 3.6 60 / 4.19
29 Abramo , Matt 33 4.08 35 / 4.82
T30 Galland , Alex 31.9 4.31 42 / 4.74
T30 Bowen , Austin 39.1 3.75 48 / 4.33
32 Philichi , Matthew 35.8 3.87 41 / 4
T33 Utter , Ben 31.6 4.17 35 / 4.6
T33 Young , Jacob 36 3.84 50 / 4.43
35 Olivas , Coleman 35.6 3.87 45 / 4.34
T36 Tekac , Tyler 38.1 3.78 50 / 4.36
T36 LaCamera , Daniel 39.3 3.69 52 / 4.47
T38 Watson , Marion 34.8 3.81 43 / 4.24
T38 Blasingame , Trey 41.6 3.5 58 / 4.21
40 Weissehoffer , Mason 42.1 3.49 50 / 4.19
T41 Robledo , Kevin 30.9 3.94 36 / 3.75
T41 Kiser , Travis 37.6 3.67 39 / 4.25
43 Davis , Shawn 38.6 3.59 39 / 4.24
44 Vest , Jameson 42.9 3.2 57 / 4.22
45 Howard , Logan 34.6 3.7 45 / 4.22
T46 Honshtein III , Tre 35.9 3.62 39 / 4.03
T46 Williams , Josh 38.6 3.5 49 / 4.09
T48 Sawicki , Steven 33.4 3.64 39 / 4.22
T48 Coe , Cameron 34.6 3.6 39 / 3.87
T48 Toser , Laszlo 35.6 3.59 51 / 4.43
T48 Johnson , Blake 37.5 3.5 47 / 4.5
52 Ferrell , Daniel 38.4 3.46 47 / 3.46
T53 Bianchi , Cristian 35.8 3.55 42 / 3.81
T53 Kennedy , Bobby 38.6 3.26 44 / 3.55
55 Beall , Charlie 38.4 3.27 40 / 3.81
56 Foster , Hayes 34 3.57 37 / 4.16
57 Viles , Brady 37.1 3.3 43 / 3.47
T58 Hart , Nick 22.9 3.65 32 / 3.58
T58 Walter , Adam 32.9 3.58 39 / 4.2
T58 Ryan , Matthew 33.1 3.55 41 / 3.75
T61 Austin , Cole 29.4 3.6 40 / 3.56
T61 Garcia , Cooper 34 3.48 43 / 4.09
T61 Creque , Blanton 36.8 2.97 39 / 3.35
64 Delucci , Jack 32 3.51 45 / 3.5
65 Haltom , Nels 32.1 3.38 40 / 3.7
66 La Manque , Adam 30.3 3.34 34 / 3.62
67 Barnes , Austin 31.3 3.24 41 / 3.52
68 Klem , Jake 29.8 3.05 35 / 3.34
Class of 2014 / JC / TR
Place Name Dist HT Best 1 Ball
T1 Umeh , Osborn 46 4.47 56 / 4.88
T1 Mengel , Matthew 46.3 4.46 65 / 4.83
3 Ambrose , Jake 45.1 4.16 52 / 4.5
T4 Condado , Francisco 47.9 4.1 52 / 4.40
T4 Gallitz , Thomas 48.8 4.05 60 / 4.5
6 Manning, Thomas 41.9 4.14 55 / 4.51
7 Garcia , Eddie 39.8 4.15 47 / 4.56
8 Eyman , Casey 43.6 4.03 46 / 4.32
9 Sutcliffe , Jamie 37 4.21 36 / 4.66
T10 Luna , Rigo 39.4 4.05 53 / 4.7
T10 Stens , Corey 44.4 3.92 51 / 4.3
T10 Thornton , Cody 53.1 3.77 62 / 4.44
T13 Fitzgerald , Michael 36.3 4.38 41 / 4.85
T13 Brown, Chasen 42.5 3.96 50 / 4.91
15 Nelson , Alex 40.6 4.02 45 / 4.47
16 Westby , John 38.8 4.04 47 / 4.13
17 Ziffer , Satchel 37.4 3.92 47 / 4.34
18 Graybar , Oliver 34.1 4.14 39 / 4.69
19 Platero , Jose 37.8 3.9 36 / 4.5
20 Houston , JD 36.6 3.91 40 / 4.69
21 Boermeester , Matt 37.1 3.46 49 / 3.87
22 Covey , Nick 35.9 3.85 46 / 4.13
T23 Franzen , Tyler 36 3.46 43 / 4.21
T23 Wedemeyer , Seth 37 3.36 41 / 4
25 Cervenka , Franklyn 34.9 3.66 48 / 4.19
26 Marquez , Diego 31 3.84 36 / 3.81
27 Courtney , Charlie 33 3.54 42 / 4.06
28 Castaneda , Andrew 35.8 3.4 41 / 3.61
29 Daily , Aidan 31.3 3.44 51 / 4.41

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Chris Sailer Kicking – COLLEGE CAMP

May 21, 2014 By

Every year, Chris Sailer Kicking and Rubio Long Snapping hold a College Camp for all the Kickers, Punters and Long Snappers that are currently playing at a 4-Year College and/or headed to play at a 4-Year College. This summer, we simply could not find a suitable time to run one SO we have come up with the following plan….

Any Kicker, Punter and/or Long Snapper that is currently at a 4-Year College and/or headed to a 4-Year College can come to any of our personal camps (IL, GA, NC, TX, CA, Underclassmen Event) for free to work with Sailer / Rubio and also assist with younger specialists. This is a great way to knock off the rust, get ready for the season and inspire the next generation. You will get all of the instruction throughout the day, but simply won’t be able to partake in the competitions. Plus, it will require less travel, this summer, for the college athletes.

We will definitely try to create a block of time next summer for the College Camp but, until then, just contact Chris Sailer (818) 818-209-8921 or Chris Rubio 626-260-2524 to join us this summer.

Los Angeles, CA – June 21-22
Chicago, IL – July 13
Dallas, TX – July 15
Charlotte, NC – July 26
Atlanta, GA – July 27
Los Angeles, CA – July 30

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The New Website

April 22, 2014 By

After a long, long time, the new Chris Sailer Kicking website is officially up!

As you obviously know, the old site had been locked for some time to build the new site. (It is a whole bunch of techo mumbo jumbo that I can explain later to you if you really care to know why we couldn’t just build a separate site with old one still running)

We have made it so that it is much cleaner, more professional and easier to navigate. I think, no, I know, you will love it.

The site actually went live last night at about 9:30 pm past. They say it can take up to 48 hours for the new site to show up all over the world but it rarely does. I was able to see it within 5 minutes. Bottom line, if you still see the old site, don’t stress, the new one is coming to you shortly.

As for rankings from GA, IL and FL (FBU) camps… I am now actively working on these.  They will be completed as quickly as I possibly can.  Stay tuned to Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for updates.

Enjoy the new site & welcome to an even better Chris Sailer Kicking!

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Chris Sailer Kicking – FBU Orlando Recap

April 10, 2014 By
Chris Sailer Kicking announced a partnership with FBU and the U.S. Army All-America Bowl and Eastbay Youth All-American Games last year.  The regional tour will include 6 FBU camps in Orlando, Dallas, Los Angeles, Seattle, Dublin, and San Diego and will culminate with the FBU Top Gun Camp in Dublin, OH July 17-19, 2014.  These camps will focus on instruction, evaluation, and providing the ultimate exposure for youth and high school aged specialists.  Two high school kickers, two punters and two long snappers will be selected to play in the U.S. Army All-America Bowl that will take place in January of 2015 in San Antonio, TX.  Several youth kickers, punters and long snappers will be selected to play in the Eastbay All-American Games.  The journey began this past weekend in Orlando, FL.  Take a look at the results. 

Camp Champions
High School Field Goal Champion
Rodrigo Blankenship (GA) – Rodrigo is one of the most talented place-kickers in the nation.  He possesses a huge leg and kicks with outstanding accuracy and consistency.  He won the field goal competition by nailing several 55-yard field goals and most importantly never missing one kick.  Rodrigo is a sure fire D1 scholarship pick.  The long time Chris Sailer Kicking student currently holds one scholarship offer from UAB. 

High School Kickoff Champion
Rodrigo Blankenship (GA) – He followed up his field goal championship, by capturing the kickoff championship as well.  Rodrigo is ready for D1 football right now.  His final kick traveled 73 yards with 4.45 hang time. 

High School Punting Champion
Daniel LaCamera (FL) – Daniel is a top 5 national combo prospect.  He shows D1 ability as a placekicker and punter.  The Chris Sailer Kicking “TOP 12” Member dominated the punting competition on this day.  He averaged 40 plus yards with 4.4 plus second hang time. He also hit several balls near the 5.0 second mark.  His field goals and kickoffs are also huge.  Daniel is a sure fire scholarship pick.

Youth Field Goal Champion
Hayden Olsen (FL) – Hayden is a current 6th grader.  He had a solid all around camp.  He hit from 40 yards out to win the youth field goal championship.  Hayden has a bright future.  Keep an eye out for him. 

Youth Kickoff Champion
Jarrett Mills (FL) – Jarrett is a current 8th grader.  He had one of the strongest legs in the Youth Division.  He is a great looking athlete that shows great future potential.  His kickoffs traveled 50 plus yards with 3.3 second plus hang time.  His field goals were also solid. 

Youth Punting Champion
Jarrett Mills (FL) – Jarrett was a two time winner on this day.  Along with being a very good placekicker, he also shows punting potential.  He has a bright future. 

High School Camp MVP’s: Cole Fisher (GA), Rodrigo Blankenship (GA), Daniel LaCamera (FL).

Youth Camp MVP: Jarrett Mills (FL)

Other Class of 2015 Standouts:  Connor Federico, Shea Rodgers, Isaac Mercado.

Other Youth Standouts: Parker Hannon, Brock Travelstead, Brandon Dickerson.

Upcoming Chris Sailer Kicking FBU Camps:

Dallas, TX (April 25-26), San Diego, CA (May 2-3), Seattle, WA (May 16-17), Los Angeles, CA (May 30-31), Central Ohio (July 11-12).
Email [email protected] to inquire about an invitation to these prestigious camps.

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2014 Chris Sailer Kicking – IL Spring Camp Recap

April 3, 2014 By

Chris Sailer Kicking made a recent stop in Chicago, IL to work with many of the region’s top specialists.  The weather was outstanding and the results reflected the ideal conditions.  The camp featured a great mixture of new young talent and experienced college prospects.  Take a look at the results.

Camp Champion:
Jacob LaFree (2015, IN) – Jacob is an extremely talented kicker.  He has one of the strongest legs in the nation and continues to prove that he is a D1 prospect.  On this day he took home the punting championship, but he also competed very well on field goals and kickoffs.  He won the head to head finals round by nailing back to back 52 yard field goals off the ground.  Look for Jacob to catch the eyes of many D1 coaches this spring and summer.

Top Overall Prospect:
Mason Weissenhofer (2015, IL) – Mason dominated all day long.  He is a great athlete with a big time leg.  He kicks with great technique and consistency.  On this day he won both the field goal and kickoff competitions.  Mason is an outstanding D1 kicking prospect.

Field Goal Champion:
Phil Oravecz (2015, IL) – Phil did a great job on field goals.  He stepped up when it counted the most and won the field goal charting competition.  Phil already kicks off the ground and shows excellent college potential.  Keep a close eye on him this coming year.

Class of 2015 Standouts: Blake Hately, Austin Baker, Joe McCollum, Michael Kurzydlowski, Nate Brown, Stephen Dennis, Thomas Tintera.

Class of 2016 Top Prospects:
Nate Needham – Nate is developing into a great prospect.  He is a good looking athlete with a very strong leg.  His field goals and kickoffs are near the top of his class and he continue to improve and a fast rate.  He also shows nice punting potential.  Nate could be a top player in his class.

Kaden Keon – Kaden is a excellent overall prospect.  He has a big leg and kicks with nice consistency.  He shows the tools to be a top prospect in his class.  Field goals, kickoffs and punts all show strong potential.  I expect Kaden to have a bright future.

Other 2016 Standouts: Jared Smolar, Riley Heavey, Ryley Guay, Henry Tarbox, Connor Assallay.

Top Class of 2017 Prospect: Matt Hellen

Top Class of 2018 Prospect: Grant Gonya

Exposure? Want more?  Read about the Chris Sailer Kicking IL Spring Camp on Scout.com:  CLICK HERE

Chris Sailer Kicking will next travel to Dallas, TX (April 27), and Los Angeles, CA (May 4).  The Spring Camp Tour will conclude with the 12th Annual National Kicking Spring Event in Las Vegas May 10-11, 2014!

For more rankings, evaluations & future camp dates visit ChrisSailerKicing.com or email [email protected]

Chris Sailer Kicking is an official partner of FBU, the U.S. Army All-America Bowl, and East Bay All-America Games.  The Road to the U.S. All-America Bowl & East Bay All-American Games begins now.

Chris Sailer Kicking at FBU Camps: Central Florida (April 4-5), Dallas, TX (April 25-26), San Diego, CA (May 2-3), Seattle, WA (May 16-17), Los Angeles, CA (May 30-31), Central Ohio (July 11-12).  Email [email protected] to inquire about an invitation to these prestigious camps.

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Las Vegas Spring Event – May 10-11, 2014

March 27, 2014 By

The 12th Annual National Kicking Spring Event in Las Vegas, NV run by Chris Sailer Kicking is a little over a month away.  While many specialists are taking this time of year off, those that seriously want to play in college and know what it takes are working harder than ever.  Those hard workers will be in Las Vegas May 10-11, 2014 ready to impress and gain the most valuable national exposure in the nation.  Here is some useful information for those attending and those that are still considering attending.
•    Event Date: May 10-11, 2014
•    Arrive Friday May 9th.  The earlier that you arrive, the more well rested you will be for the weekend.
•    Plan on being at camp until 5PM Sunday May 11th.  There is no way of knowing if you will make the Finals Round Sunday until you and all other participants have completed the initial round of charting Sunday morning.  Whether you make the Finals Round or not, you should plan on staying on watching the Finals Round.  Get the full experience from the camp!
•    Friday Small Group Sessions (3:00 – 4:00 & 4:00 – 5:00) are OPTIONAL.  These were designed to knock some rust off, get rid of jet lag legs, and gain confidence heading into Saturday.  If you can make it, I highly recommend you attend. CLICK HERE
•    Location: Las Vegas Outdoor Soccer 1400 N. Rampart Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 89128
•    There is no bleacher seating.  Bring chairs or buy some cheap chairs if you would like to sit while you watch.
•    Why May? May is also known as “Evaluation Period” for college coaches.  This is a very HOT time for recruiting for all classes.  May offers maximum exposure.  Chris Rubio and myself will be handing 100′s of calls after this event.  Recruiting Boards will be set based on results and our evaluations.  Want to be offered a scholarship at those college camps this summer?  Attending this camp is how they will know about you!
•    The 12th Annual National Kicking Spring Event gives you a chance to make the “Event Elite”.  There is NO set number of specialists that will be selected.  The number selected is based on the number of participants that can compete at that VERY HIGHEST LEVEL.  Usually 15-20 are selected to join the “TOP 12″ at the most prestigious Invite Only Camp in the world.  CLICK HERE
•    Think you are good enough to make the “Event Elite” – CLICK HERE to see who you are competing with and to get a little history about the “TOP 12″ & “Event Elite”
•    It is no surprise that from the 12th Annual National Kicking Event in January that the “TOP 12” are already getting major attention and full scholarship offers.  Who will be next?
•    The Spring Event in NOT an Invite Only Camp.  This camp offers a great experience to kickers, punters, and long snappers of all levels.  Expect a wide range of talent from beginners to the best of the best from around the world in the Classes of 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, Junior Colleges and 4-Year Transfer Students.  The best of the best, The “Event Elite”, selected from the Spring Event will be invited to attend the “TOP 12″ and “Event Elite” Camp in June.
•    Come prepared to enjoy your experience.  Do NOT put to much pressure on yourself.  Come with open eyes and ears.  Learn from your instructors and your peers.  Look around and take it all in.  Watch other groups.  Watch the college and pro demo.  Attend the Meetings.  There are so many things to learn and that you can and will benefit from if you take advantage.  Leave the camp with goals and a motivation to work harder than ever!
•    Saturday – Instructional Day.  You will get plenty of reps.  Pace yourself.  Saturday ends with a Chris Sailer Kicking Original Last Man Standing Competition. Your group numbers will be emailed to you about a week prior to camp.
•    Sunday – Competition Day.  You will be charted.  You can compete in 1, 2, or all 3 skills.  This is up to you.  Your competition start time will be assigned to you at Check-In Saturday.
•    Those that just punt – you are automatically in Group #2.
•    Class of 2017, 2016, and 2015 – You may use tees up to 2″ for both Field Goal and Kickoffs.  The choice is yours.  Class of 2014, JC, and Transfers you must kick off the ground for Field Goals and use a 1″ tee for Kickoffs.
•    Saturday Meetings are the the Group Rate Hotel – JW Marriott.  I highly advise that participants and their parents attend.  Get there early and enjoy. To book your hotel room.  CLICK HERE
•    What makes Chris Sailer Kicking the best in the business?  1st National Camp Ever for Specialists.  1st Kicking Company to ever to rank Kickers, Punters, and Long Snappers on a true national scale.  Chris Sailer is physically at EVERY camp associated with Chris Sailer Kicking.  Chris Sailer is the ONLY one that handles the evaluations and rankings for the Kickers and Punters.  Same holds true for Chris Rubio with the Long Snappers.  Talk to any college coach in America or any kicker or punter that has been to multiple camps and will see that Chris Sailer Kicking is the place to be for the best possible instruction and exposure.  Our advertising is word of mouth.  Come see for yourself!  See you in May!

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Questions Regarding the College Camps

March 20, 2014 By

As you know, hopefully, Chris Rubio and I have posted the schedule of college camps we will be running this summer. Trust me when I tell you, we could have run another 50 of them for the coaches that asked us, but we simply don’t have time. You see, we will personally be at each one of these camps. We will not send someone in our place. We will be at each and every one, plus our camps and the FBU Camps.

Here are the top five questions regarding the college camps….

  1. How do you get invited?  You don’t. They are open to all 9th graders – juniors. Some schools might be a tad different so check on their respective site. Younger Kicker/Punters should focus on the regional Chris Sailer Kicking one day camps and FBU camps run by Chris Sailer Kicking.
  2. How do I sign up for the camp(s)?  You go to their football site and register. You can also call the football office.
  3. At what age do you recommend my son goes to a college camp?  The time to shine will be in between his junior and senior summer (unless you are a freak, in a good way, and then I would highly recommend dominating between sophomore and junior year). However, I personally recommend going as early as possible to cut the jitters. It can be very stressful kicking/punting in front of a high profile coach and you want to get the feeling out of the way early, when they most likely won’t be paying attention to you.
  4. Will the camp(s) be run like your personal camps?  Not really. I am hired to run their camp so I am on their schedule. But we will organize these camps as best as possible, very similar to what you see at Chris Sailer Kicking camps.  Note:  If you are at a college camp that I am not running, godspeed.
  5. Will you be ranking from the college camps?  No. Per NCAA rules, I am not allowed to rank and/or evaluate from the college camps. You could be absolutely phenomenal and I would not be able to rank you or invite to the “TOP 12” and “EVENT ELITE” Camp. If you are at a college camp and someone does invite you to their “invite only” camp, they are breaking a very big rule.
  6. Read two recent blogs that I wrote about college camps that you will find very beneficial.  1. Information on College Camps: CLICK HERE 2. What to do before, after and during a college camp: CLICK HERE

If you any other questions, please feel free to email me [email protected] or Text me at 818-209-8921.

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