5 October Recruiting Tips For All Kickers/Punters

October 9, 2015 By

5 October Recruiting Tips For All Kickers/Punters

Freshman

1. Enjoy getting used to high school.

2. Attend private & group lessons.  Perfect your technique.

3. Attend a 1-Day Chris Sailer Kicking Fall Camp in your area.

4. Sign up for Vegas XXVII, the experience will pay off tenfold.

5. Breathe, relax and understand that your simply learning how to one day be recruited.

Sophomores:

1. Enjoy your sophomore season.  It won’t be long and you will be an upperclassmen.

2. Attend private & group lessons.  Perfect your technique.

3. Attend a 1-Day Chris Sailer Kicking Fall Camp in your area.

4. Sign up for Vegas XXVII, the experience will pay off tenfold.

5. Breathe, relax and understand that your simply learning how to one day be recruited.

Juniors:

1. Dominate the remaining part of your junior season.  It doesn’t matter if you are having a great season to date, or currently struggling for one reason or another.  Stay focuses or regather your focus and put your best foot forward from here are on out.  Yes, college coaches are watching.

2. Take unofficial visits.  Get on campus.  Get your name and face in front of college coaches.  Take trips to D1, D2, D3, NAIA, JC programs.  Take trips to the east, the west, the south, the north.  Be realistic with your choices and it will pay off.  Genuine interest during the season is worth way more than mass emails.  Call the football office and speak with a secretary to set up unofficial visits.  Simply say that you are a recruit.  It is VERY smart to plan these trips on a weekend when Chris Sailer Kicking is in town (see tip #4).  Attend the game on Saturday.  Attend the Chris Sailer Kicking camp on Sunday.

3. Attend private & group lessons.  Perfect your technique. Don’t ever think that you are to old or experienced to get better.  Believe me, you will get a major wake up call once you step foot on college campus.  Dominate through perfecting your technique.

4. Attend 1-Day Chris Sailer Kicking Fall Camps across the country.  Exposure is necessary.  Attend in your region, but also attend outside of your region (see tip #2).  If you want to play college football, you have to put in the effort.

5. Sign up for Vegas XXVII.  It is finally your time to compete for “TOP 12”.  Who has made “TOP 12” before you?  Here are a few names: Justin Tucker (Ravens), Blair Walsh (Vikings), Ryan Succop (Titans), Dan Bailey (Cowboys), Bryan Anger (Jaguars), Jeff Locke (Vikings), Brad Nortman (Panthers), Bradley Pinion (49ers), Colton Schmidt (Bills), Ryan Allen (Patriots), Tress Way (Redskins), Cody Parkey (Eagles), Dustin Hopkins (Redskins)…. just to name a few.  And it goes well beyond making “TOP 12”.  The experience, the connections, the friendships, the exposure, etc.  There will never be a camp more important than this.

Seniors:

1. Dominate the remaining part of your senior season.  It doesn’t matter if you are having a great season to date, or currently struggling for one reason or another.  Stay focuses or regather your focus and put your best foot forward from here are on out.  College coaches are watching very closely and beginning to make choices.

2. Take unofficial visits.  Get on campus.  Get your name and face in front of college coaches.  Take trips to D1, D2, D3, NAIA, JC programs.  Take trips to the east, the west, the south, the north.  Be realistic with your choices and it will pay off.  Genuine interest during the season is worth way more than mass emails.  Call the football office and speak with a secretary to set up unofficial visits.  Simply say that you are a recruit.  It is VERY smart to plan these trips on a weekend when Chris Sailer Kicking is in town (see tip #4).  Attend the game on Saturday.  Attend the Chris Sailer Kicking camp on Sunday.

3. Attend private & group lessons.  Perfect your technique. Don’t ever think that you are to old or experienced to get better.  Believe me, you will get a major wake up call once you step foot on college campus.  Dominate through perfecting your technique.

4. Attend 1-Day Chris Sailer Kicking Fall Camps across the country.  Exposure is necessary.  Attend in your region, but also attend outside of your region (see tip #2).  If you want to play college football, you have to put in the effort.

5. Sign up for Vegas XXVII.  This event was created in 2003 specifically for the senior class.  There is a reason why the camp is in January.  This is still the most important time in recruiting for the senior class.  National Letter of Intent signing day is in early February.  Over 95% of the senior class is NOT committed and have not received any sort of college offer.  Breathe, relax and get your mind focused on getting the exposure necessary at the most important time of your career. Every college coach in America will be waiting on these results.  Scholarships and preferred walk on opportunities will be decided in Las Vegas.

**** Note to those lucky few that are committed (Yes, I am talking to the “TOP 12” and “Event Elite” from last year).  The NFL Stars listed in tip #5 for juniors all attended this event as seniors as well.  They didn’t rest.  They continued to be hungry and dominate.  That is why they are stars.  The list of
“TOP 12” and “Event Elite” that decided to rest because they were already committed is much longer.  And close to 0% of them made it to the NFL.

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STATS…. Chris Sailer Kicking – 2015 NFL, College, TOP 12, Event Elite, High School, Sailer Award Leaderboard

September 17, 2015 By

Chris Sailer Kicking – 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: 11/10/15

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 2014

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:
Blair Walsh (Vikings) 19-21 FG’s (Long 53) 13-15 Extra Points
Justin Tucker (Ravens) 19-22 FG’s (Long 52) 17-17 Extra Points
Dan Bailey (Cowboys) 16-16 FG’s (Long 52) 16-16 Extra Points
Travis Coons (Browns) 15-15 FG’s (Long 44) 14-15 Extra Points
Chandler Catanzaro (Cardinals) 13-15 FG’s (Long 43) 30-32 Extra Points
Nick Folk (Jets) 13-16 FG’s (Long 55) 19-19 Extra Points
Dustin Hopkins (Redskins) 12-13 FG’s (Long 54) 14-14 Extra Points
Ryan Succop (Titans) 9-10 FG’s (Long 51) 16-16 Extra Points
Andrew Franks (Dolphins) 6-8 FG’s (Long 53) 19-21 Extra Points
Randy Bullock (Texans) 5-6 FG’s (Long 47) 3-5 Extra Points
Cody Parkey (Eagles) 3-4 FG’s (Long 46) 7-7 Extra Points
Kai Forbath (Redskins) 2-4 FG’s (Long 50) 15-16 Extra Points

NFL Punting:
Matt Darr (Dolphins) 49.1
Colton Schmidt (Bills) 48.7
Brad Nortman (Panthers) 45.5
Tress Way (Redskins) 45.2
Ryan Allen (Patriots) 45.0
Bryan Anger (Jaguars) 44.9
Bradley Pinion (49ers) 44.4
Jeff Locke (Vikings) 41.3

College Kicking (Top 10):
Ross Martin (Duke) 17-20 FG’s (Long 53) 29-29 Extra Points
Andrew Gantz (Cincinnati) 17-21 FG’s (Long 51) 37-37 Extra Points
Jonathan Barnes (Louisiana Tech) 16-20 FG’s (50) 50-50 Extra Points
Elliott Fry (South Carolina) 16-23 (Long 52) 19-19 Extra Points
Diego Gonzalez (Colorad0) 16-23 FG’s (Long 52) 30-30 Extra Points
Aidan Schneider (Oregon) 16-17 FG’s (Long 41) 44-44 Extra Points
Ka’imi Fairbairn (UCLA) 15-16 FG’s (Long 60) 38-38 Extra Points
Gary Wunderlich (Ole Miss) 15-18 (Long 45) 47-47 Extra Points
Greg Huegel (Clemson) 15-17 (Long 47) 39-42 Extra Points
Ian Frye (Virginia) 14-17 (Long 48) 22-23 Extra Points

College Punting (Top 10):
Drew Kaser (Texas A&M) 47.9
Michael Carrizosa (San Jose State) 47.8
Hayden Hunt (Colorado State) 46.3
Joseph Davidson (Bowling Green) 46.3
Nick O’Toole (West Virginia) 45.5
Lumi Kaba (Texas State) 44.5
Will Monday (Duke) 44.4
Corey Fatony (Missouri) 44.1
Cason Beatty (Florida State) 43.9
Alexander Kinal (Wake Forest) 43.4

TOP 12 & EVENT ELITE (High School/JC)

Field Goals:
20 – 26 Skyler Southam (2016, UT)
18 – 21 Brandon Gracia (JC, CA)
15 – 18 Jake Koehnke (2016, CA)
12 – 13 Tavis Guerra (JC, CA)
12 – 15 Connor Culp (2016, AZ)
12 – 17 Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
10 – 12 Luke Hogan (2017, TX)
10 – 14 Briggs Bourgeois (2017, LA)
10 – 15 Adam Stack (2017, HI)
9 – 11 JJ Molson (2016, Canada)
9 – 11 Eric Silvester (2016, NY)
9 – 12 Michael Brown (2016, CA)
8 – 15 Jared Smolar (2016, IN)
7 – 10 Kekoa Sasaoka (2016, HI)
7 – 11 Nathan Hierlihy (JC, CA)
7 – 11 JD Dellinger (2016, NC)
6 – 8 Mitchell Wasson (2016, GA)
6 – 9 Vincent Alerding (2016, IN)
4 – 8 Matt Blair (2016, CA)
4 – 6 Bailey Raborn (2016, LA)
3 – 3 Michael Brown (2016, CA)
3 – 3 Butch Hampton (2016, OK)
3 – 4 Jake Verity (2016, GA)
2 – 2 Tommy Martin (2017, NC)
2 – 4 Collin Riccitelli (2016, CA)
2 – 4 Jared Porter (2016, CA)
2 – 5 Jerry Fitschen (2016, CA)
2 – 5 Cooper Graham (2017, NC)
1 – 2 Kaden Keon (2016, MI)
1 – 2 Kyle Sentkowski (2017, WA)
1 – 3 Kyle Corbett (2016, NC)
1 – 5 Jaime Medina (2016, CA)

Longest Field Goals:
64 – Jake Verity (2016, GA)
57 – Michael Brown (2016, CA)
53 – Skyler Southam (2016, UT)
52 – Jared Smolar (2016, IN)
52 – Luke Hogan (2017, TX)
51 – Briggs Bourgeois (2017, LA)
51 – Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
50 – Connor Culp (2016, AZ)
49 – Jake Koehnke (2016, CA)
49 – Brandon Gracia (JC, CA)
48 – JD Dellinger (2016, NC)
48 – Nathan Hierlihy (JC, CA)
46 – Matt Blair (2016, CA)
45 – Kekoa Sasaoka (2016, HI)
44 – Mitchell Wasson (2016, GA)
43 – Bailey Raborn (2016, LA)
43 – Adam Stack (2017, HI)
42 – Kyle Corbett (2016, NC)
42 – Vincent Alerding (2016, IN)
41 – Eric Silvester (2016, NY)
41 – Jerry Fitschen (2016, CA)
40 – Tommy Martin (2017, NC)
38 – Cooper Graham (2017, NC)
38 – Tavis Guerra (JC, CA)
37 – Collin Riccitelli (2016, CA)
35 – JJ Molson (2016, Canada)
35 – Kaden Keon (2016, MI)
35 – Butch Hampton (2016, OK)
34 – Jared Porter (2016, CA)
30 – Jaime Medina (2016, CA)
23 – Kyle Sentkowski (2017, WA)

Extra Points:
56 – 58 Kekoa Sasaoka (2016, HI)
42 – 42 Bailey Raborn (2016, LA)
41 – 45 Kyle Corbett (2016, NC)
40 – 42 Jared Porter (2016, CA)
39 – 40 Brandon Gracia (JC, CA)
38 – 39 Connor Culp (2016, AZ)
38 – 39 Matt Blair (2016, CA)
37 – 37 Luke Hogan (2017, TX)
35 – 36  Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
34 – 36 Adam Stack (2017, HI)
33 – 33  Jaime Medina (2016, CA)
33 – 34 Skyler Southam (2016, UT)
32 – 32 Jared Smolar (2016, IN)
32 – 32 Jake Koehnke (2016, CA)
28 – 29 Briggs Bourgeois (2017, LA)
25 – 25  Tavis Guerra (JC, CA)
25 – 27 JJ Molson (2016, Canada)
22 – 22 JD Dellinger (2016 NC)
20 – 22 Vincent Alerding (2016, IN)
20 – 22  Nathan Hierlihy (JC, CA)
19 – 19 Jake Verity (2016, GA)
19 – 21 Michael Brown (2016, CA)
18 – 20 Kyle Sentkowski (2017,WA)
18 – 23 Mitchell Wasson (2016, GA)
17 – 18 Jerry Fitschen (2016, CA)
16 – 16 Eric Silvester (2016, NY)
13 – 17 Collin Riccitelli (2016, CA)
8 – 8 Tommy Martin (2017, NC)
8 – 11 Kaden Keon (2016, MI)
2 – 2 Butch Hampton (2016, OK)

Kickoff Distance Average:
74.4 – Eric Silvester (2016, NY)
74.0 – Skyler Southam (2016, UT)
73.0 – Jerry Fitschen (2016, CA)
71.0 – Jaime Medina (2016, CA)
71.0 – Jake Verity (2016, GA)
70.0 – Kekoa Sasaoka (2016, HI)
70.0 – Bailey Raborn (2016, LA)
69.5 – Matt Blair (2016, CA)
69.0 –  JD Dellinger (2016 NC)
69.0 – Butch Hampton (2016, OK)
69.0 – Luke Hogan (2017, TX)
68.7 – Adam Stack (2017, HI)
68.0 – Jared Smolar (2016, IN)
68.0 – Collin Riccitelli (2016, CA)
68.0 –  Michael Brown (2016, CA)
67.0 – Jared Porter (2016, CA)
66.8 – Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
66.7 –  Brandon Gracia (JC, CA)
66.4 – Tommy Martin (2017, NC)
66.0 –  Briggs Bourgeois (2017, LA)
65.3 – Nathan Hierlihy (JC, CA)
65.0 – Mitchell Wasson (2016, GA)
64.1 – Cooper Graham (2017, NC)
64.0 – Vincent Alerding (2016, IN)
62.6 – Tavis Guerra (JC, CA)
61.0 – JJ Molson (2016, Canada)
59.0 – Kyle Corbett (2016, NC)
58.5 – Kaden Keon (2016, MI)
55.3 – Kyle Sentkowski (2017,WA)

Punt Distance Average:
48.6 – Bailey Raborn (2016, LA)
48.2 – Jaime Medina (2016, CA)
47.8 – JJ Molson (2016, Canada)
46.4 – Marshall Long (2016, NC)
46.2 – Adam Stack (2017, HI)
46.1 – Eric Silvester (2016, NY)
45.5 – Kyle Corbett (2016, NC)
45.2 – Skyler Southam (2016, UT)
43.1 – Jerry Fitschen (2016, CA)
42.3 – JD Dellinger (2016, NC)
41.7 – Brandon Gracia (JC, CA)
41.0 – Kyle Thompson (2016, CA)
41.0 – Mitchell Wasson (2016, GA)
40.8 – Butch Hampton (2016, OK)
40.6 – Jared Smolar (2016, IN)
40.2 – Tommy Manning (JC, CA)
40.0 – Matt Blair (2016, CA)
40.0 – Kaden Keon (2016, MI)
39.5- Jared Porter (2016, CA)
39.1 – Luke Hogan (2017, TX)
39.0 – Jake Verity (2016, GA)
38.8 – Kyle Sentkowski (2017, WA)
38.5 – Kekoa Sasaoka (2016, HI)
36.0 – Collin Riccitelli (2016, CA)
37.1 – Nathan Hierlihy (JC, CA)
37.0 – Tommy Martin (2017, NC)
35.0 –  Michael Brown (2016, CA)

Chris Sailer Award (Top 13)
Skyler Southam (2016, UT) 20-26 FG’s (Long 53, 53) 33 – 34 Extra Points
Jake Koehnke (2016, CA) 15-18 FG’s (Long 49) 32 – 32 Extra Points
Jack Crane (2016, WA) 14-16 FG’s (Long 46) 44-46 Extra Points
Keith Duncan (2016, NC) 14-17 FG’s (Long 54, 52, 52, 50) 44 – 44 Extra Points
Luiz Martinez (2016, GA) 13-15 FG’s (Long 47) 44-45 Extra Points
Tommy Apostolopoulos (2016, NC) 13-17 (Long 46) 29-30 Extra Points
Cosby Gray (2016, AL) 13-17 FG’s (Long 44) 30-30 Extra Points
Dylan Brown (2016, AZ) 13-20 FG’s (Long 48) 50-51 Extra Points
David Cooper (2016, VA) 12-13 FG’s (Long 53) 22-23 Extra Points
Samuel Sloman (2016, GA) 12-13 FG’s (Long 53) 16-16 Extra Points
Connor Culp (2016, AZ) 12-15 FG’s (Long 50) 38-39 Extra Points
Zach Glaess (2016, AZ) 12-17 FG’s (Long 48) 30-34 Extra Points
Grant Gonya (2018, OH) 11-11 FG’s (Long 43) 35-36 Extra Points

High School / Junior College Field Goals (10 or more FG’s):
20- 26 Skyler Southam (2016, UT)
18 – 21 Brandon Gracia (JC, CA)
15 – 18 Jake Koehnke (2016, CA)
14 – 16 Jack Crane (2016, WA)
14 – 17 Keith Duncan (2016, NC)
13 – 20 Dylan Brown (2016, AZ)
12 – 13 Samuel Sloman (2016, GA)
12 – 13 Tavis Guerra (JC, CA)
12 – 15 Connor Culp (2016, AZ)
12 – 17 Brandon Ruiz (2017, AZ)
12 – 17 Nathan DeJaeger (2016, CA)
12 – 17 Zach Glaess (2016, AZ)
12 – 18 Cody Wilkinson (2016, WY)
11 – 11 Grant Gonya (2018, OH)
11 – 14 Crews Holt (2016, TN)
11 – 14 Ryan Callan (2016, NV)
11 – 14 Nick Jones (2016, GA)
10 – 11 Max Allen (2016, TX)
10 – 12 Luke Hogan (2016, TX)
10 – 12 Mason Molique (2019, KY)
10 – 13 Tucker Day (2016, TN)
10 – 13 James McCourt (2015, FL)
10 – 14 Briggs Bourgeois (2017, LA)
10 – 14 Robert Brown (2018, NC)
10 – 15 Adam Stack (2017, HI)
10 – 15 Diego Cacho-Souza (2017, CA)
10 – 16 Daniel Whelan (2016, CA)

50+ Yard Field Goals:
64 – Jake Verity (2016, GA)
60 – Cody Wilkinson (2016, WY)
57 – Michael Brown (2016, CA)
56 – Luke Logan (2016, MS)
55 – Austin Kent (2016, NC)
55 – Michael Brown (2016, CA)
54 – Luke Logan (2016, MS)
54 – Keith Duncan (2016, NC)
54 – Daniel Gutierrez (2017, CA)
54 – Oren Milstein (2016, FL)
53 – Austin Kent (2016, NC)
53 – Michael Brown (2016, CA)
53 – Skyler Southam (2016, UT)
53 – Skyler Southam (2016, UT)
53 – Samuel Sloman (2016, GA)
53 – Jovi Munoz (2017, TX)
53 – Diego Cacho-Souza (2017, CA)
53 – Mateo Thompson (2016, CA)
52 – Keith Duncan
52 – Keith Duncan
52 – Jared Smolar (2016, IN)
52 – Daniel Whelan (2016, CA)
52 – Nate Needham (2016, IN)
52 – Luke Hogan (2016, TX)
52 – Crews Holt (2016, TN)
52 – Joseph Doyle (2017, TN)
52 – Tucker Day (2017, TN)
52 – Peyton Henry (2017, CA)
52 – Tanner Kuljian (2016, CA)
52 – Brooks Buce (2017, GA)
52 – Jacob Silver (2016, AZ)
52 – Christian Cole (2016, TX)
51 – Briggs Bourgeois (2017, LA)
51 – Brennan Lambert (2016, NC)
51 – Kyle Coale (2016, CA)
51 – Andrew Nielson (2016, CA)
51 – Brad Wall (2016, AL)
50 – Briggs Bourgeois (2017, LA)
50 – Brennan Lambert (2016, NC)
50 – Keith Duncan (2016, NC)
50 – Luiz Diaz (2016, TX)
50 – Zach Stearns (2017, NC)
50 – Connor Culp (2016, AZ)
50 – Griffin Roehler (2016, AZ)
50 – Brooks Buce (2017, GA)

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

Punting (Top 15):
48.6 – Bailey Raborn (2016, LA)
48.2 – Jaime Medina (2016, CA)
46.7 – Drew Carmichael (2017, OH)
46.5 – Tucker Day (2016, TN)
46.4 – Marshall Long (2016, NC)
46.2 – Adam Stack (2017, HI)
46.1 – Eric Silvester (2016, NY)
46.1 – Hayden McGinnis (2016, CA)
45.9 – Austin Kent (2016, NC)
45.8 – Nolan Paussa (2016, NC)
45.5 – Kyle Corbett (2016, NC)
45.2 – Skyler Southam (2016, UT)
45.1 – Chris Schramm (2016, OR)
44.9 – Luke Logan (2016, MS)
44.8 – Andrew Nielsen (2016, CA)

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2014 STATS: “TOP 12” & “Event Elite”, HS & JC, Sailer Award, College, NFL

September 11, 2014 By

Chris Sailer Kicking will update the leader boards as the season goes on:
Last Update: 12/10/14

1. Chris Sailer Kicking “TOP 12” & “Event Elite”
*Chris Sailer Kicking students that were selected as the nation’s very best in LAS VEGAS in 2014

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

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

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

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

Chris Sailer Kicking “TOP 12” & “Event Elite” Stats
Field Goals:
16-19 Mason Weissenhofer (2015 IL)
15-20 Laszlo Toser (2015 TN)
13-20 Daniel LaCamera (2015 FL)
13-19 Greg Hutchins (2015 Canada)
12-16 Andrew David (2015 OH)
12-20 Evan Rabon (2015 SC)
11-12 Casey Eyman (JC CA)
11-15 Kevin Robledo (2015 CA)
10-13 Matt Abramo (2015 CA)
10-13 Skyler Southam (2016 UT)
10-15 JJ Molson (2016 Canada)
10-17 Blake Cusick (2015 CA)
9-11 Ryan Rodriguez (2015 TX)
8-12 Alex Kinney (2015 CO)
8-13 Jack Gonsoulin (2015 LA)
8-14 Mason McLean (2015 AL)
7-8 Bennett Moehring (2015 AR)
7-8 Blanton Creque (2015 KY)
7-11 Trey Blasingame (2015 GA)
7-13 Matt Philichi (2015 WA)
7-13 Cole Fisher (2015 GA)
7-13 Connor Crow (2015 TX)
7-14 Zach Charme (2015 ID)
6-7 Jet Toner (2016 HI)
6-10 Ben Kreitenberg (2015 CA)
6-11 Franklyn Cervenka (JC CA)
5-6 Cole Austin (2015 TX)
5-9 Jamie Sutcliffe (JC CA)
4-6 Spencer Pettit (2015 WA)
4-6 Gage Wilson (2015 NV)
4-8 Luke Carter (2015 SC)
3-4 Jameson Vest (2015 GA)
3-4 Brandon Hong (2015 CA)
1-1 Butch Hampton (2016 OK)
1-2 Quinton Conaway (2015 OK)

Extra Points:
84-90 Gage Wilson  (2015 NV)
70-72 Cole Fisher (2015 GA)
65-68 Connor Crow (2015 TX)
57-61 Daniel LaCamera (2015 FL)
56-56 Mason Weissenhofer (2015 IL)
54-58 Jet Toner (2016 HI)
53-54 Laszlo Toser (2015 TN)
50-53 Blake Cusick (2015 CA)
49-50 Jack Gonsoulin (2015 LA)
45-45 Bennett Moehring (2015 AR)
41-43 Casey Eyman (JC CA)
39-40 Kevin Robledo (2015 CA)
39-41 Ben Kreitenberg (2015 CA)
39-41 JJ Molson (2016 Canada)
35-37 Andrew David (2015 OH)
34-34 Alex Kinney (2015 CO)
34-39 Jamie Sutcliffe (JC CA)
31-33 Greg Hutchins (2015 Canada)
30-35 Zach Charme (2015 ID)
29-31 Cole Austin (2015 TX)
28-29 Ryan Rodriguez (2015 TX)
28-30 Brandon Hong (2015 CA)
26-27 Matt Philichi (2015 WA)
25-29 Jameson Vest (2015 GA)
24-27 Blanton Creque (2015 KY)
24-27 Luke Carter (2015 SC)
23-24 Matt Abramo (2015 CA)
21-22 Skyler Southam (2016 UT)
21-22 Quinton Conaway (2015 OK)
19-19 Trey Blasingame (2015 GA)
12-16 Franklyn Cervenka (JC CA)
8-8 Spencer Pettit (2015 WA)
3-5 Butch Hampton (2016 OK)

Longest Field Goal Per Player:
58 Andrew David (2015 OH)
57 Alex Kinney (2015 CO)
57 Connor Crow (2015 TX)
56 Spencer Pettit (2015 WA)
55 Cole Fisher (2015 GA)
53 Jet Toner (2016 HI)
53 Blake Cusick (2015 CA)
52 Laszlo Toser (2015 TN)
52 Luke Carter (2015 SC)
51 Jamie Sutcliffe (JC CA)
51 Andrew David (2015 OH)
50 Andrew David (2015 OH)
50 Jack Gonsoulin (2015 LA)
49 Daniel LaCamera (2015 FL)
49 Bennett Moehring (2015 AR)
49 Mason McLean (2015 AL)
49 Trey Blasingame (2015 GA)
48 Kevin Robledo (2015 CA)
48 Blanton Creque (2015 KY)
48 Frankly Cervenka (JC CA)
46 Matt Abramo (2015 CA)
45 Ben Kreitenberg (2015 CA)
45 Jameson Vest (2015 GA)
45 Matt Philichi (2015 WA)
45 Brandon Hong (2015 CA)
45 Greg Hutchins (2015 Canada)
45 Casey Eyman (JC CA)
44 Mason Weissenhofer (2015 IL)
44 Ryan Rodriguez (2015 TX)
43 Skyler Southam (2016 UT)”
43 Zach Charme (2015 ID)
39 Cole Austin (2015 TX)
38 Gage Wilson (2015 NV)
33 Quinton Conaway (2015 OK)
28 Butch Hampton (2016 OK)

Kickoff Distance Average:
70 Laszlo Toser (2015 TN)
70 Jamie Sutcliffe (JC CA)
68 Franklyn Cervenka (JC
68 Skyler Southam (2016 UT)
67 Alex Kinney (2015 CO)
67 Mason Weissenhofer (2015 IL)
67 Daniel LaCamera (2015 FL)
67 Gage Wilson (2015 NV)
66 Andrew David (2015 OH)
66 Jack Gonsoulin (2015 LA)
66 Butch Hampton (2016 OK)
66 Trey Blasingame (2015 GA)
66 Bennett Moehring (2015 AR)
66 Cole Austin (2015 TX)
65 Matt Philichi (2015 WA)
65 Ben Kreitenberg (2015 CA)
65 Casey Eyman (JC CA)
65 Zach Charme (2015 ID)
65 Luke Carter (2015 SC)
65 Blake Cusick (2015 CA)
65 Matt Abramo (2015 CA)
65 Jameson Vest (2015 GA)
64 Blanton Creque (2015 KY)
64 Ryan Rodriguez (2015 TX)
64 Mason McLean (2015 AL)
64 Quinton Conaway (2015 OK)
63 Connor Crow (2015 TX)
63 Spencer Pettit (2015 WA)
63 Brandon Hong (2015 CA)
63 Greg Hutchins (2015 Canada
62 Cole Fisher (2015 GA)
62 JJ Molson (2016 Canada)

Punt Distance Average:
47.8 Alex Trifonovitch (2015 HI)
47.6 Andrew David (2015 OH)
46.3 Skyler Southam (2016 UT)
46.3 Connor Crow (2015 TX)
46.0 Blake Johnson (2015 CA)
45.5 Greg Hutchins (2015 Canada)
44.3 Mason McLean (2015 AL)
44.1 Luke Carter (2015 SC)
43.3 Blake Cusick (2015 CA)
43.0 Mason Weissenhofer (2015 IL)
42.0 Jack Gonsoulin (2015 LA)
41.6 Alex Kinney (2015 CO)
41.6 Zach Charme (2015 ID)
41.3 Blanton Creque (2015 KY)
41.1 Tommy Manning (JC CA)
40.7 Jake Ambrose (JC CA)
40.6 Bennett Moehring (2105 AR)
40.1 Daniel LaCamera (2015 FL)
40.0 Gage Wilson (2015 NV)
40.0 Ben Kreitenberg (2015 CA)
38.0 Quinton Conaway (2015 OK)
39.2 Brandon Hong (2015 CA)
37.8 Franklyn Cervenka (JC CA)
37.5 Jamie Sutcliffe (JC CA)
37.2 Casey Eyman (JC CA)
37.0 Matt Philichi (2015 WA)
37.0 Matt Abramo (2015 CA)
36.0 Cole Austin (2015 TX)
35.6 Butch Hampton (2016 OK)
35.1 Ryan Rodriguez (2015 TX)
35.0 Jameson Vest (2015 GA)
31.3 Laszlo Toser (2015 TN)
30.0 Spencer Pettit (2015 WA)

Chris Sailer Kicking High School & Junior College Leaderboard
Field Goals: (Minimum 10 Field Goals)
18-20 Tyler Bass (2015 SC)
17-23 Keith Duncan (2016 NC)
16-19 Mason Weissenhofer (2015 IL)
16-20 Joey Gogol (2015 GA)
15-20 Laszlo Toser (2015 TN)
15-21 Tyler Tekac (2015 SC)
14-18 Sam Crosa (2015 OH)
13-15 Eddie Garcia (JC CA)
13-19 Greg Hutchins (2015 Canada)
13-19 JD Dellinger (2016 NC)
13-19 Marion Watson (2015 NC)
13-20 Daniel LaCamera (2015 FL)
12-13 Zach Stearns (2017 NC)
12-15 Ryan Eisendrath (2015 CA)
12-16 Andrew David (2015 OH)
12-16 Jake Bailey (2015 CA)
12-18 Cole Ramey (2015 CA)
12-19 Davis Price (2016 CO)
12-20 Evan Rabon (2015 SC)
11-12 Marco Baeza (2015 NC)
11-12 Casey Eyman (2015 JC)
11-12 Grant Gonya (2018 OH)
11-14 Mateo Thompson (2016 CA)
11-15 Kevin Robledo (2015 CA)
10-11 Erick Carrasco (2017 TX)
10-11 Jacob Olesniewicz (2016 CA)
10-12 Brett Schafer (2015 WA)
10-13 Matt Abramo (2015 CA)
10-13 Skyler Southam (2016 UT)
10-13 Erik Harris (JC CA)
10-14 Brett Shafer (2015 WA)
10-14 Marion Watson (2015 NC)
10-14 Michael Brown (2016 CA)
10-15 JJ Molson (2016 Canada)
10-15 Ryan Rehkow (2017 WA)
10-15 Elias Deeb (2016 CA)
10-16 Shawn Davis (2015 GA)
10-17 Blake Cusick (2015 CA)

50+ Yard Field Goals:
58 Andrew David (2015 OH)
57 Alex Kinney (2015 CO)
57 Connor Crow (2015 TX)
57 Jovi Munoz (2017 TX)
57 JD Dellinger (2016 NC)
56 Alex Barbir (2016 GA)
56 Spencer Pettit (2016 WA)
56 Rodrigo Blankenship (2014 GA)
56 Parker Davidson (2015 TX)
55 Cole Fisher (2015 GA)
55 – Eric Silvester (2015 NY)
55 Mauricio Santos (2016 CA)
54 Jake Bailey (2015 CA)
54 Jake Bailey (2015 CA)
54 Spencer Cofer (2016 NV)
54 Thomas O’Dowd (2015 LA)
53 – Jet Toner (2016 HI)
53 Blake Cusick (2015 CA)
53 Mateo Thompson (2016 CA)
53 Mateo Thompson (2016 CA)
53 Skyler Southam (2016 UT)
53 Joey Gogol (2015 GA)
53 Parker Davidson (2015 TX)
52 Parker Davidson (2015 TX)
52 Alex Barbir (2016 GA)
52 JD Dellinger (2016 NC)
52 Laszlo Toser (2015 TN)
52 Luke Carter (2015 SC)
52 Daniel Gutierrez (2017 CA)
52 Victor Falcon (2015 TX)
52 Nick Madonia (2015 TN)
51 Jamie Sutcliffe (JC CA)
51 Cole Cormier (2016 LA)
51 Tre Honshtein (2015 TX)
51 – Taylor Crabtree (2016 MS)
51 Greg Thomas (2015 CA)
51 Andrew David (2015 OH)
50 Andrew David (2015 OH)
50 Zach Coates (2015 NC)|
50 Nick Madonia (2015 TN)
50 Jack Gonsoulin (2015 LA)
50 Jake Bailey (2015 CA)
50 Riggs Tamburo (2015 AZ)
50 Dan Donley (2015 OK)
50 Cooper Garcia (2015 CA)
50 Shea Rogers (2015 SC)
50 Shawn Davis (2015 GA)

Punt Average: (Top 15)
50.5 Matt Bonadies (2015 GA)
49.1 Marion Watson (2015 NC)
47.8 Alex Trifonovitch (2015 HI)
47.8 Tyler Flathau (2015 MS)
47.6 Andrew David (2015 OH)
46.3 Skyler Southam (2016 UT)
46.3 Connor Crow (2015 TX)
46.1 Cannon Plooster (2015 CA)
46.0 Blake Johnson (2015 CA)
46.0 Mitchell Wasson (2016 GA)
45.5 Greg Hutchins (2015 Canada)
44.3 Mason McLean (2015 AL)
44.1 Luke Carter (2015 SC)
43.3 Blake Cusick (2015 CA)
43.1 Cole Cormier (2016 LA)

Chris Sailer Award Leaderboard (TOP 10)
Tyler Bass (2015 SC) 18-20 Field Goals (Long 47) 74-76 Extra Points
Alex De Valle (2016 TX) 17-22 Field Goals (Long 42) 34-40 Extra Points
Keith Duncan (2016 NC) 17-23 Field Goals (Long 45) 61-63 Extra Points
Mason Weissenhofer (2015 IL) 16-19 Field Goals (Long 44) 56-56 Extra Points
Joey Gogol (2015 GA) 16-20 Field Goals (Long 53) 40-41 Extra Points
Chayden Chastain (2015 UT) 16-22 Field Goals (Long 52) 65-66 Extra Points
Laszlo Toser (2015 TN) 15-20 Field Goals (Long 52) 53-54 Extra Points
Tyler Tekac (2015 SC) 15-21 Field Goals (Long 43), 35-37 Extra Points
Sam Crosa (2015 OH) 14-18 Field Goals (Long 44) 38-39 Extra Points
Jonathan Dellinger (2016 NC) 13-19 Field Goals (Long 57, 52), 29-30 Extra Points
Greg Hutchins (2015 Canada) 13-19 Field Goals (Long 45) 31-33 Extra Points
Marion Watson (2015 NC) 13-19 Field Goals (Long 48), 29-31 Extra Points
Daniel LaCamera (2015 FL) 13-20 Field Goals (Long 49), 57-61 Extra Points

Chris Sailer Kicking College Leaderboard
Field Goals (Top 10):
 27-36 Josh Lambert (West Virginia)
22-27 Ian Frye (Virginia)
21-27 Austin MacGinnis (Kentucky)
20-23 Cameron Van Winkle (Washington)
19-25 Aaron Medley (Tennessee)
19-25 Corey Acosta (Southern Miss)
18-19 Brad Craddock (Maryland)
18-20 Ross Martin (Duke)
18-20 Will Conant (Air Force)
18-23 Tyler Hadden (Hawaii)

Punt Average (Top 10):
47.0 JK Scott (Alabama)
45.3 Wil Baumann (NC State)
45.5 Worth Gregory (East Carolina)
44.5 Drew Kaser (Texas A&M)
44.5 Alex Boy (Nevada)
44.4 Kyle Christy (Florida)
44.1 Pablo Beltran (Navy)
43.8 Will Johnson (Texas State)
43.8 Will Conant (Air Force)
43.6 Alexander Kinal (Wake Forest)

Chris Sailer Kicking NFL Leaderboard
Field Goals:
27-29 Cody Parkey (Philadelphia Eagles)
25-28 Justin Tucker (Baltimore Ravens)
25-29 Nick Folk (New York Jets)
23-28 Randy Bullock (Houston Texans)
22-28 Blair Walsh (Minnesota Vikings)
22-26 Chandler Catanzaro (Arizona Cardinals)
21-24 Dan Bailey (Dallas Cowboys)
19-22 Kai Forbath (Washington Redskins)
13-16 Ryan Succop (Tennessee Titans)
3-7 Nate Freese (Detroit Lions)

Field Goal Long:
56 Dan Bailey (Dallas Cowboys)
55 Nick Folk (New York Jets)
55 Blair Walsh (Minnesota Vikings)
55 Justin Tucker (Baltimore Ravens)
55 Randy Bullock (Houston Texans)
54 Cody Parkey (Philadelphia Eagles)
51 Chandler Catanzaro (Arizona Cardinals)
49 Kai Forbath (Washington Redskins)
47 Ryan Succop (Tennessee Titans)
30 Nate Freese (Detroit Lions)

Punt Average:
48.1 Tress Way (Washington Redskins)
47.1 Bryan Anger (Jacksonville Jaguars)
45.9 Ryan Allen (New England Patriots)
45.0 Bradley Nortman (Carolina Panthers)
44.2 Jeff Locke (Minnesota Vikings)
43.7 Colton Schmidt (Buffalo Bills)

 

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Chris Sailer Kicking Keeping a Close Eye on Potential Draft Picks this Weekend…

April 25, 2013 By

Here at Chris Sailer Kicking we’ll be watching the NFL draft with great interest this weekend. We have some terrific alumni available for the draft. Here are some names of potential picks to keep an eye on:

 

 

Dustin Hopkins – Florida State, Kicker – Dustin hit on an FSU record 145 straight PATs putting him 6th on the all-time NCAA PAT streak list. He enters the draft as the number one kicking prospect in the country with BleacherReport.com predicting he could be a ten year kicker in the league. Good luck Dustin, we’ll be watching.

Jeff Locke – UCLA, Punter – This left-footer has a booming left and has been ranked in the top 100 players in this draft by several sources including NFL.com. Locke’s 44.58 yard career punting average for the Bruins ranks him second all-time at the school. We have high hopes for Jeff, and look forward to seeing him play on Sundays.

Quinn Sharp – Oklahoma State, Kicker – Quinn is OSU’s first three-time All-American. He has exceptional skills as a punter and kicker, averaging over 46 yards per punt last year and hitting on 85% of his field goals. BleacherReport.com compares him to the Viking’s Chris Kluwe. It’s been a lifelong goal of Quinn to play in the NFL. We’re rooting for you Quinn!

Ryan Allen – Louisiana Tech, Kicker – Ryan is the only kicker ever to win the Ray Guy Award in two consecutive years, 2011 and 2012. He averaged 48 yards on 45 kicks last year, and has an 85 yarder as his personal best. NFL.com’s Gil Brandt says it all with his comment “Allen has a very, VERY strong leg.” That he does. Best wishes this weekend Ryan!

Scott Kovanda – Ball State, Kicker – Scott was a finalist for this year’s Ray Guy Award. In 2012 only six of his punts were even returned, averaging over 40 yards per kick. Scott referred to his NFL combine visit as a job interview and compared the experience to speed dating. Go get ‘em Scott.

Zach Brown – Portland State, Kicker – NFL.com’s Senior Analyst Gil Brandt comments that “The ball just seems to jump off of his leg”. Zach’s real last name is Ramirez, but he used Brown at Portland State, where he hit on 17 of 18 FGs in 2012. At the school’s Pro Day he hit 6 out of 6 on his FG attempts hitting on 2 from 55 yards. Best of luck Zach, we look forward to seeing your winning smile in the NFL!

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We are pleased to be associated with such an accomplished group, and will enjoy seeing what’s ahead for these fine young men. Congrats to them all!

-CSK

 

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Quinn Sharp – Player Profile – Upcoming Draft Status

April 24, 2013 By

With the impending NFL draft, we would like to recognize another Chris Sailer Kicking alum, Quinn Sharp.

The versatile player has both skills as a Kicker and as a Punter. Quinn has had quite the college career at Oklahoma State University. He is the program’s first ever 3-time All-American. In 2010 he won the award as a Punter, and in 2011 and 2012 he was recognized as an All-American Kicker. He had a career punting average of almost 46 yards (45.9) which led active NCAA punters, and set a new OSU record. He had a career field goal accuracy of 84.7%, placing him second in the nation among active Kickers in the NCAA.

NFL.com notes his leg strength, particularly on kickoffs, and his 5-second plus hang times when punting inside the twenty. BleacherReport.com says he has a “NFL leg” and compares him to the Minnesota Vikings’ Chris Kluwe (another  CSK alum).

Quinn has always dreamed of being an NFL player, but Kickers are rarely drafted. In spite of that, there are those that expect him to go in the 6th or 7th round. Some analysts say his versatility could have him going as high as the 4th round.

Even if he goes to an NFL camp undrafted, he will certainly make his dream of playing pro ball come true. Chris Sailer Kicking is excited to watch the draft this week, and look forward to seeing our friend Quinn Sharp playing this fall on Sundays.

–CSK

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Profile on Dustin Hopkins: Kicker – Florida State

April 16, 2013 By

Former Chris Sailer Kicking alum Dustin Hopkins is about to enter the NFL draft following a record breaking, outstanding career at Florida State.

Hopkins’ legend at FSU started when, as a freshman, he nailed a 55 yard field goal to win the game against Clemson. The pressure packed kick came with 3 seconds remaining and the score tied.

In 2011, Dustin set a new record for FSU kickers when he connected on 109 straight PATs. He wouldn’t stop there however, going on to kick an amazing 145 straight, making it the 6th longest streak in NCAA history. In his senior year Hopkins set the NCAA Division I record for points ever scored by a kicker. His record stands at an amazing 448 points.

Now, he is entering the NFL draft as the number 1 kicking prospect in the country. Bleacher Report says this about Hopkins: “Strong and consistent fundamentals allow Hopkins to possess NFLeady kick power, both on field goals and kickoffs.” They go one to predict he could become a 10 year kicker in the league.

At Chris Sailer Kicking, we are proud of our alumni and wish him well in the draft. Chris is an exceptional athlete and his focus on fundamentals has, and will continue to, pay off. Congratulations to Dustin Hopkins. The NFL Draft begins Thursday April 25 and ends on April 27th. We’ll be watching!

-CSK

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CSK Alum Getting Ready for Upcoming NFL Draft

April 5, 2013 By

Chris Sailer Kicking has produced its share of current and past NFL kickers and that trend will continue at this month’s NFL Draft on April, 25th in New York. CSK has a number of alumni who will potentially be taken in the Draft this year. This obviously is an impressive accomplishment due to the sheer fact that NFL teams rarely take Specialists in the draft, although it is becoming more popular as of late.

We will be watching closely as these former CSK Alums look to get drafted:

Dustin Hopkins, Kicker, Florida State (6-2, 190 lbs.)

In his senior season, Hopkins made 25-of-30 field goal attempts and became the NCAA FBS all-time leading kick scorer. Strong on kickoffs as well, he could be the first kicker selected.

Quinn Sharp, Punter/Kicker, Oklahoma State (6-1, 205 lbs.) 

Serving as Oklahoma State’s kicker and punter, Sharp has a big leg, as evidenced by punts with 5.0-plus seconds of hangtime and 70 percent of his kickoffs going for touchbacks. He might initially be a kickoff specialist but could develop into an NFL-caliber kicker or punter.

Others include:

Ryan Allen, Punter, Louisiana Tech (6-2, 215 lbs.)
Jeff Locke, Punter, UCLA (6-1, 203 lbs.)
Scott Kovanda, Punter, Ball State (6-3, 205 lbs.)

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Hopkins, Locke, Kovanda, Sharp, Allen at this year’s NFL Combine

Wishing these guys the all the best in this year’s upcoming NFL Draft. Stay Tuned…

–Chris Sailer Kicking

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“Punters are People Too” Movement all started with CSK Alum Bryan Anger

March 30, 2013 By

In last April’s NFL Draft, Rich Eisen of the NFL Network coined the expression “Punters Are People Too” and what has ensued since has been a mini movement of sorts throughout the NFL.  Eisen proclaimed the now famous expression after the Jacksonville Jaguars drafted Punter and Chris Sailer Kicking Alum Bryan Anger (Cal) in the 3rd round of last year’s NFL Draft.

Since that day the “Punters Are People Too” movement has created a frenzy amongnst NFL locker rooms. This was never more apparent than this past season when the Super Bowl Champs Baltimore Ravens wore the “Punters Are People Too” T-shirts in support of their Punter Sam Koch.

Punters Are People Too – Ravens

So, Punters all around the world owe a big thank you to Bryan Anger for the recent and well deserved respect they have been given of late.

#Punters Are People Too

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Results…How do I determine them?

March 28, 2013 By

The definition of Results is:  a favorable or concrete outcome or effect.

One question we are consistently asked is, Does Chris Sailer Kicking provide results?  Results are determined by an individual and what they view a result to be, meaning people have their own idea of what a result can and should be.

 

 

The following are all types of “results” Kickers/Punters hope to achieve:

  • Better Technique
  • Better Consistency
  • Increased Exposure
  • College Scholarships
  • NFL Career

All of these “results” listed above have been achieved by many of the CSK alumni. Take this into consideration when choosing a camp, coach and personalized instruction. Ask yourself: Do they provide results?

The answer is clear at CSK, just take a look at our Alumni section on the website to see where all our former alumni are playing college or pro football.

Prior to attending a Kicking or Punting Camp always determine if they provide RESULTS!

 

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Brief History of Chris Sailer & Chris Sailer Kicking

March 15, 2013 By

Chris Sailer

  • Starting kicking career in 1993 as a sophomore on the varsity team at Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, CA.
  • All-American Kicker as a high school senior in 1995.  Made 22 field goals, including 7 of 50+yards.
  • Accepted a Full-Scholarship offer to UCLA (chose UCLA over offers from Stanford, CAL, and Colorado State).
  • Started as a punter for UCLA as a true freshman.
  • All American Kicker & Punter in 1997, Lou Groza Award Finalist.
  • Best season at UCLA: 19 Field Goals (Long 56 – UCLA record),  Over 70% Kickoff Touchback Percentage, Over 44 Yard Punt Average.
  • Only Player in UCLA History to be an All-American in two positions in one year.
  • Played in the Senior Bowl, Invited to the NFL Combine in Indianapolis.
  • Signed as a free agent with the San Francisco 49ers in 1999.
  • Signed with the San Jose Sabercats.
  • Played 5+ seasons in the AFL with San Jose Sabercats, Oklahoma Wrangers & Arizona Ratters.
  • Kicked a 59 yard field goal and still ranks near the top of the AFL record books in nearly every kicking category.
  • Retired to focus on Chris Sailer Kicking full time.
  • Family: Have 4 kids – Nick 11, Matthew 10, Mary 7, Will 5.IMG_0473

Chris Sailer Kicking

  • Established in 1999.
  • Created the very first national camp in 2003 – 1st Annual National Kicking Event in Las Vegas, NV.  This camp was the very first to establish an online ranking system for kicker and punters.
  • 80+ D1 college coaches attended Vegas the last year the NCAA allowed college coaches to attend this event.
  • Chris Rubio came on full time in 2003 establishing the Long Snapping Division now known as Rubio Long Snapping.
  • Sponsored by Nike in 2007 – current.
  • Scholarship numbers and players in college football & the NFL has increased each and every single year.
  • Herbalife 24 Chris Sailer Award & Chris Rubio Award presented to the top high school kicker & long snapper in the nation created in 2011 – current.
  • Partners / Sponsors: Nike, NCSA, Herbalife
  • We now see over 3,000 Specialists per year at lessons and camps.
  • Over 800 Specialists played college football in 2012.
  • Current NFL Kickers / Punters: Nick Folk – New York Jets, Kai Forbath – Washington Redskins, Dan Bailey – Dallas Cowboys, Ryan Succop – Kansas City Chiefs, Blair Walsh – Minnesota Vikings, Justin Tucker – Baltimore Ravens, David Buehler – New York Giants, Randy Bullock – Houston Texans, Danny Hrapmann – Pittsburgh Steelers, Matt Szymanski – Kansas City Chiefs, Carson Wiggs – Seattle Seahawks, Bryan Anger – Jacksonville Jaguars, Brad Nortman – Carolina Panthers.
  • Largest kicking, punting, and long snapping camp in the world. Most respected kicking, punting, and long snapping camp in the by college coaches, players and parents.  CLICK HERE

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