Introducing The 2015 Chris Sailer Kicking “Event Elite”

May 19, 2015 By

The 2015 Chris Sailer Kicking “Event Elite” have been announced.  Congratulations to these very deserving kicker/punter specialists.

Class of 2017
Kickers:
Cooper Graham (NC)
Kyle Sentkowski (WA)
Briggs Bourgeois (LA)
Tommy Martin (VA)

Combo Players:
Adam Stack (HI)

Class of 2016:
Kickers:
Vincent Alerding (IN)
Kevin Boermeester (CA)
Michael Brown (CA)
Luke Hogan (TX)
Kaden Keon (MI)
Jake Koehnke (CA)
Jackson Morris (TN)
Crawford Pierson (CA)
Collin Riccitelli (CA)

Punters:
Kyle Thompson (CA)

Combo Players K/P:
Matt Blair (CA)
Kyle Corbett (NC)
Seth Kujawski (NC)
Braden Mann (TX)
Jaime Medina (CA)
Dalton Mullins (CA)
Jared Porter (CA)
Bailey Raborn (LA)
Eric Silvester (NY)
Jared Smolar (IN)
Jake Verity (GA)

Junior College
Kickers:
Brendon Chitura (CA)
Tavis Guerra (CA)
Nathan Hierlihy (CA)
Diego Marquez (CA)

Punters:
Aidan Daily (CA)
Tommy Manning (CA)

Class of 2017 Honorable Mention: Noah Alejado, Trevor Bowens, Jeffrey Chan, Asa Fuller, Josh Grant, Peyton Henry, Chase McGrath, Billy Mitchell, Jovi Munoz, Quinn Saluan, Bailey Schroeder, Bryce Strickland

Class of 2016 Honorable Mention: Noah Ball, Dylan Brown, Noah Brunner, Tanner Dayton, Kyle Coale, Cole Bunce, Elias Deeb, Keith Duncan, Trenton Fudge, Tony Hernandez, Tanner Kuljian, Holden Lyons, Jonathan McDaid, Oren Milstein, Drew Riethman, Jake Roberts, Griffin Roehler, Gage Russell, Mikey Selsor, Gabriel Siemienec, Mitch Souza.

Junior College: James Husebo, Wes Nail, Cannon Plooster, John Westby

*Selected K/P ‘s will join the “TOP 12″ for the exclusive, invite only, “TOP 12″ and “Event Elite” summer camp June 15-17, 2015. 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 Vegas XXV in Las Vegas January  were: JJ Molson (Canada), Skyler Southam (UT), Connor Culp (AZ), Jet Toner (HI), Kekoa Sasaoka (HI), Jonn Young (NC), JD Dellinger (NC), Jerry Fitschen (CA), Brandon Gracia (CA), Butch Hampton (CA), Brandon Ruiz (AZ), Charlie Scott (CO), Mitchell Wasson (GA).

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Vegas XXVI Finals Round Results & Competition Champions

May 19, 2015 By
Vegas XXV – Camp Champions / Finals Round Results
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
Kicking – Skyler Southam (2016, UT)
Punting – Aidan Daily (JC, CA)
*Skyler & Aidan will receive FREE Chris Sailer Kicking Camps for 1 Full Year!
Saturday Competition Champions
Field Goal Last Man Standing Champions
Group 1 (Class of 2019, 2018 & 2017) – Josh Grant (2017 TX)
Group 2 (Class of 2016) – JD Dellinger (2016 NC)
Group 4 (Class of 2016, 2015 & JC & Transfers) – Gabriel Siemienec (2016 Canada)
Punt Champions (Punters Only)
Consistency – Kyle Thompson (2016 CA)
Last Man Standing – Aidan Daily (JC CA)
Head to Head – James Husebo (JC CA)
FINALS ROUND Field Goal Results – Head to Head
Round 1
Andrew Strauch defeats Jake Roberts
Kevin Boermeester defeats Holden Lyons
Ethan Endicott defeats Brendon Chitura
Diego Marquez defeats Tanner Dayton
Round 2
Connor Culp defeats Andrew Strauch
Collin Riccitelli defeats Andrew Rodriguez
Jared Smolar defeats Daryian Basco
Skyler Southam defeats Ethan Endicott
Jeffrey Chan defeats Eric Baughman
Noah Ball defeats Quinn Saluan
Round 3
Connor Culp defeats Collin Riccitelli
Kevin Boermeester defeats Jared Smolar
Skyler Southam defeats Jeffrey Chan
Noah Ball defeats Diego Marquez
Round 4
Connor Culp defeats Kevin Boermeester
Skyler Southam defeats Noah Ball
Finals
Skyler Southam defeats Connor Culp
FINALS ROUND Punting Results
Playoff Qualifiers

(selected by Chris Sailer Kicking Staff based on the results of the entire weekend)
Class of 2017: Chase McGrath, Cooper Graham, Kyle Senkowski,

Adam Stack, Bailey Schroeder
Class of 2016: Elias Deeb, Seth Kujawski, Noah Alejado,

Matt Blair, Andrew Rodriguez,
Gage Russell, JD Dellinger, Jared Smolar, Skyler Southam,

Kyle Thompson, Kaden Keon,
Kyle Corbett, Christian Dinevski, Sam Loy, Bryce Lugviel,

Dalton Mullins, Jack Pawlowski,
Jared Porter, Eric Silvester, Tyler Sumpter, Mitchell Souza,

Jake Verity, Jonn Young
Class of 2015/JC/TR: Ethan Erickson, Anthony Cantabrana,

Brandon Gracia, James Husebo,
Cannon Plooster, Wes Nail, Nick Giordan
Automatic Qualifiers:

Jake Ambrose (JC), Aidan Daily (JC), Ruben Guzman (TR), Braden Mann (2016)
Tommy Manning (JC), Kyle Thompson (2016),

Bailey Raborn (2016), Jaime Medina (2016)
Head to Head competition narrowed the field down to 16

Here are the results
Round of 16:
Jake Ambrose defeats Tyler Sumpter
Jaime Medina defeats Wes Nail
Andrew Rodriguez defeats Bailey Raborn
JD Dellinger defeates Kyle Thompson
Seth Kujawski defeats Ruben Guzman
Aidan Daily defeats Dalton Mullins
Branden Mann defeats Brandon Gracia
Jared Smolar defeats Tommy Manning
Quaterfinals:
Jaime Medina defeats Jake Ambrose
JD Dellinger defeats Andrew Rodriguez
Aidan Daily defeats Seth Kujawski
Braden Mann defeats Jared Smolar
Semifinals:
JD Dellinger defeats Jaime Medina
Aidan Daily defeats Braden Mann
Finals:
Aidan Daily defeats JD Dellinger

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Vegas XXVI Field Goal Results

May 19, 2015 By
Vegas XXVI (May 9-10, 2015) – Field Goal Results
Classes of 2018 & 2019
Place Name Score
1 Ng, Derek 4
T2 Favela, Eduardo 3
T2 Rusch, Anthony 3
T4 Berman, Chase 2
T4 Gentner, Trevor 2
T4 Yanni, Peter 2
T7 Bell, Corey 1
T7 Gonya, Grant 1
T9 Fuller, Cade 0
T9 Sainsbury, Nathan 0
Class of 2017
Place Name Score
1 Saluan, Quinn 11
2 Chan, Jeffrey 10
T3 Grant, Josh 8
T3 Grant, Lane 8
T3 Mitchell, Billy 8
T6 Fuller, Asa 7
T6 Martin, Thomas 7
T6 McGrath, Chase 7
T6 Mojarro, Daniel 7
T6 Papazian, Brian 7
T6 Parker, Skye 7
T6 Schroeder, Bailey 7
T6 Tovar, Luke 7
T14 Alejado, Noah 6
T14 Graham, Cooper 6
T14 Longhetto, Dario 6
T14 Padilla, Tyler 6
T14 Sentkowski, Kyle 6
T14 Stack, Adam 6
T14 Zolferino, Torre 6
T21 Bazarevitsch, Matt 5
T21 Mack, Aaron 5
T21 Munoz, Jovi 5
T21 Schmid, Andrew 5
T21 Strickland, Bryce 5
T21 Zetterberg, Johan 5
T27 Bourgeois, Briggs 4
T27 Bowens, Trevor 4
T27 Henry, Peyton 4
T27 Salani, Marco 4
T31 Anderson, Chris 3
T31 Burnham, Austin 3
T31 Pace, Geoffrey 3
T34 Nixon, Cole 2
T34 Welch, Hunter 2
36 Diaz, Forrest 1
T37 Coale, William 0
T37 Duong, Tommy 0
Class of 2016
Place Name Score
T1 Culp, Connor 15
T1 Southam, Skyler 15
3 Smolar, Jared 12
T4 Baughman, Eric 11
T4 Riccitelli, Collin 11
T4 Rodriguez, Andrew 11
T7 Ball, Noah 10
T7 Basco, Daryian 10
T7 Boermeester, Kevin 10
T7 Dayton, Tanner 10
T7 Endicott, Ethan 10
T12 Dellinger, JD 9
T12 Drye, James 9
T12 Fudge, Trenton 9
T12 Kubin, Jacob 9
T12 Kujawski, Seth 9
T12 Lyons, Holden 9
T12 Porter, Jared 9
T12 Roberts, Jake 9
T12 Roper, Joseph 9
T12 Saling, Landen 9
T12 Santos, Mauricio 9
T12 Sasaoka, Kekoa 9
T12 Stalter, Chris 9
T25 Brown, Dylan 8
T25 Brown, Michael 8
T25 Bruhn-Cherry, Nicholas 8
T25 Hernandez, Tony 8
T25 Hogan, Luke 8
T25 Pierson, Crawford 8
T25 Raborn, Bailey 8
T25 Riethman, Drew 8
T25 Siemieniec, Gabriel 8
T34 Albert, David 7
T34 Bowes, Grffin 7
T34 Corbett, Kyle 7
T34 Kenworthy, Alvin 7
T34 Koehnke, Jake 7
T34 Milstein, Oren 7
T34 Moreno, Alex 7
T34 Mullins, Dalton 7
T34 Wengierski, John 7
T43 Alerding, Vincent 6
T43 Bunce, Cole 6
T43 Coale, Kyle 6
T43 Duncan, Kieth 6
T43 Golden, Jordan 6
T43 Mann, Braden 6
T43 Roehler, Griffin 6
T43 Selsor, Mikey 6
T43 Souza, Mitch 6
T43 Young, Jonn 6
T43 Perez, Jake 6
T54 Blair, Matt 5
T54 Callan, Ryan 5
T54 Crane, Jack 5
T54 Kuljian, Tanner 5
T54 Loy, Sam 5
T54 Medina, Jaime 5
T54 Navarro, Marco 5
T54 Pawlowski, Jack 5
T54 Silvestor, Eric 5
T54 Sumpter, Tyler 5
T54 Wilkenson, Cody 5
T65 Alfaro, Martin 4
T65 Dinevski, Christian 4
T65 Levine, Jordan 4
T65 Morris, Jackson 4
T65 Rattigan, Aidan 4
T65 Romo, Parker 4
T65 Stoney, Jacob 4
T65 Brunner, Noah 3
T73 Keon, Kaden 3
T73 Noyes, Edwin 3
T73 Tarbox, Henry 3
T76 Agritelley, Ethan 2
T76 Eason, Josiah 2
T76 Han, Samuel 2
T76 Slack, Gavin 2
Class of 2015 / JC / TR
Place Name Score
T1 Chitura, Brendon 13
T2 Marquez, Diego 13
3 Strauch, Andrew 10
T4 Gracia, Brandon 9
T4 Hierlihy, Nathan 9
T6 Covey, Nick 8
T6 Guerra, Tavis 8
T8 Cantabrana, Anthony 7
T8 Erickson, Ethan 7
T8 Plooster, Cannon 7
T11 Boyd, Zach 6
T11 Terry, Kyler 6
T13 Westby, John 5
T13 Kidd, Max 5
15 Makindo, Ayo 4

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2015 Vegas XXVI Punt Results

May 19, 2015 By
Vegas XXVI (May 9-10, 2015) – Initial Round Punt Results
Classes of 2018 & 2019
Place Name Distance Hang Time Best 1 Ball
1 Rusch, Anthony 39.3 3.48 50 / 3.82
2 Berman, Chase 31.3 3.61 40 / 4.32
3 Gentner, Trevor 33.1 3.35 35 / 3.78
4 Fuller, Cade 30.1 3.54 37 / 4.24
5 Rybus, JP 31.5 3.26 39 / 3.53
6 Favela, Eduardo 25.8 3.25 31 / 4.03
T7 Yanni, Peter 20.9 3.25 29 / 3.75
T7 Sainsbury, Nathan 25 3.13 29 / 3.47
T7 Gonya, Grant 25.1 3 29 / 3.16
T7 Ng, Derek 28 2.83 35 / 3.22
11 Bell, Corey 23.6 2.93 30 / 3.44
Class of 2017
Place Name Distance Hang Time Best 1 Ball
1 Stack, Adam 38.5 4.19 37 / 4.97
2 Alejado, Noah 39.1 4.01 55 / 4.44
3 Saluan, Quinn 40.9 3.81 43 / 4.19
4 Schmid, Andrew 42.8 3.69 45 / 4.15
T5 Sentkowski, Kyle 35.8 3.94 45 / 4.62
T5 Bowens, Trevor 36.5 3.88 39 / 4.50
T7 McGrath, Chase 37.8 3.63 43 / 4.12
T7 Martin, Thomas 38.1 3.62 46 / 4.32
9 Bourgeois, Briggs 39.4 3.57 45 / 3.91
10 Nixon, Cole 32.6 3.97 40 / 4.41
T11 Parker, Skye 36.8 3.57 45 / 4.40
T11 Graham, Cooper 38.3 3.48 48 / 4.30
T13 Strickland, Bryce 34.5 3.6 41 / 3.84
T13 Mack, Aaron 35.1 3.58 36 / 4.07
T15 Schroeder, Bailey 31.9 3.73 40 / 4.21
T15 Grant, Josh 32.5 3.7 35 / 4.56
T17 Burnham, Austin 34.4 3.5 48 / 4.16
T17 Bazarevitsch, Matt 35 3.47 41 / 3.66
19 Papazian, Brian 29.8 3.65 36 / 3.94
20 Chan, Jeffrey 28.6 3.75 34 / 4.03
21 Padilla, Tyler 30.3 3.6 30 / 4.50
22 Tovar, Luke 32.9 3.46 40 / 3.75
23 Longhetto, Dario 35.4 3.18 41 / 3.71
24 Zetterberg, Johan 29 3.58 31 / 3.94
T25 Henry, Peyton 29.1 3.46 32 / 4.18
T25 Fuller, Asa 31 3.38 47 / 3.87
T25 Brickell, Jake 34.1 3.13 41 / 3.47
T28 Mitchell, Billy 29 3.45 35 / 4.00
T28 Zolferino, Torre 33 3.07 38 / 3.68
30 Munoz, Jovi 31 3.15 39 / 4.28
31 Duong, Tommy 27.3 3.41 32 / 3.78
T32 Salani, Marco 27.9 3.33 30 / 3.81
T32 Anderson, Chris 28.3 3.25 38 / 3.44
34 Diaz, Forrest 21.6 3.34 32 / 3.44
35 Pace, Geoffrey 28.9 2.99 33 / 3.50
36 Grant, Lane 28.6 2.78 34 / 3.31
37 Coale, William 22.8 3.11 29 / 3.13
Class of 2016
Place Name Distance Hang Time Best 1 Ball
1 Raborn, Bailey 50.1 4.14 60 / 4.56
2 Porter, Jared 43.4 4.19 48 / 4.62
3 Mullins, Dalton 44 3.99 52 / 4.63
4 Dinevski, Christian 44 3.96 53 / 4.45
5 Kujawski, Seth 42 4.07 43 / 4.44
6 Mann, Braden 40 4.38 49 / 5.15
7 Dellinger, JD 44.8 3.87 55 / 4.60
8 Silvestor, Eric 41.1 4.02 55 / 4.47
9 Medina, Jaime 49.1 3.82 61 / 4.47
10 Verity, Jake 39.4 4.24 51 / 4.80
11 Young, Jonn 44 3.8 48 / 4.43
12 Corbett, Kyle 40.5 3.9 48 / 4.44
13 Sumpter, Tyler 42.6 3.8 56 / 4.03
14 Loy, Sam 40.1 3.93 48 / 4.25
T15 Deeb, Elias 37.4 4.12 46 / 4.78
T15 Southam, Skyler 39.8 3.95 44 / 4.34
17 Kuljian, Tanner 40.5 3.84 41 / 4.15
T18 Lugviel, Bryce 38.1 3.96 46 / 4.25
T18 Blair, Matt 42 3.77 45 / 4.38
20 Bunce, Cole 38.3 3.85 40 / 4.70
21 Moreno, Alex 41.4 3.71 50 / 4.06
T22 Romo, Parker 35 4.08 42 / 4.47
T22 Koehnke, Jake 41.4 3.69 49 / 4.25
24 Bruhn-Cherry, Nicholas 36.9 3.85 48 / 4.50
T25 McDaid, Jonathan 37.6 3.8 39 / 4.25
T25 Russell, Gage 39.9 3.75 45 / 4.34
T27 Riccitelli, Collin 35.8 3.85 36 / 4.28
T27 Lyons, Holden 38.1 3.78 46 / 4.57
T29 Smolar, Jared 33.8 4.17 45 / 4.94
T29 Drye, James 41.4 3.62 42 / 4.50
31 Thompson, Kyle 34.5 3.98 40 / 4.78
32 Sasaoka, Kekoa 34.9 3.9 41 / 4.32
T33 Noyes, Edwin 34.5 3.9 35 / 4.38
T33 Stalter, Chris 35.1 3.82 42 / 4.44
35 Baughman, Eric 41.9 3.56 47 / 4.22
T36 Riethman, Drew 36.5 3.74 40 / 4.41
T36 Han, Samuel 40.3 3.59 43 / 4.23
38 Pawlowski, Jack 40.5 3.55 45 / 4.19
39 Rodriguez, Andrew 35.9 3.71 40 / 4.28
T40 Ball, Noah 35.1 3.74 40 / 4.34
T40 Roberts, Jake 39 3.59 45 / 4.01
42 Keon, Kaden 39.6 3.55 46 / 3.75
T43 Souza, Mitch 28.1 4.1 31 / 4.34
T43 Pierson, Crawford 40.4 3.42 47 / 4.13
T45 Roehler, Griffin 34.9 3.73 38 / 4.47
T45 Alerding, Vincent 38.6 3.55 40 / 3.87
47 Fudge, Trenton 34.3 3.77 42 / 4.50
48 Hogan, Luke 35.1 3.67 48 / 4.32
T49 Hernandez, Tony 35.1 3.64 44 / 4.29
T49 Kenworthy, Alvin 37.3 3.57 42 / 3.97
51 Perez, Jake 37.3 3.55 42 / 4.10
52 Stoney, Jacob 31.6 3.79 33 / 4.35
53 Brunner, Noah 31.1 3.78 34 / 4.50
54 Boermeester, Kevin 33.1 3.73 37 / 4.22
55 Brown, Michael 34.4 3.64 40 / 4.31
T56 Rattigan, Aidan 28.6 3.78 36 / 3.63
T56 Siemieniec, Gabriel 36.5 3.38 50 / 4.22
58 Selsor, Mikey 33.5 3.6 43 / 4.00
59 Slack, Gavin 31.1 3.68 41 / 4.10
60 Duncan, Kieth 35 3.47 42 / 3.81
T61 Navarro, Marco 34.3 3.55 41 / 3.81
T61 Eason, Josiah 35.5 3.36 40 / 3.75
63 Levine, Jordan 31.5 3.6 36 / 3.82
64 Wengierski, John 31.1 3.61 32 / 4.21
T65 Tarbox, Henry 22 3.71 28 / 3.62
T65 Basco, Daryian 35.6 2.9 38 / 3.66
67 Endicott, Ethan 35.3 2.98 40 / 3.25
68 Agritelley, Ethan 26.6 3.69 30 / 3.91
69 Callan, Ryan 28.9 3.59 39 / 4.37
70 Albert, David 29.4 3.58 37 / 4.22
T71 Saling, Landen 33.5 3.37 44 / 3.85
T71 Morris, Jackson 34.6 3.16 46 / 4.00
73 Crane, Jack 31.5 3.41 38 / 3.59
74 Brown, Dylan 31 3.52 39 / 4.12
75 Dayton, Tanner 33.8 3.29 39 / 3.63
T76 Ellison, Sam 27.1 3.58 33 / 3.84
T76 Coale, Kyle 32.4 3.36 32 / 3.69
78 Culp, Connor 30.1 3.51 39 / 4.07
79 Kubin, Jacob 30.3 3.41 37 / 4.03
T80 Santos, Mauricio 30.4 3.39 40 / 3.78
T80 Bowes, Grffin 31.8 3.3 40 / 4.31
82 Milstein, Oren 32.8 3.21 38 / 3.38
83 Wilkenson, Cody 30.1 3.38 39 / 3.69
84 Golden, Jordan 27.8 3.36 30 / 3.81
85 Alfaro, Martin 28.3 3.33 40 / 3.75
86 Roper, Joseph 26.9 3.06 28 / 3.31
Class of 2015 / JC / TR
Place Name Distance Hang Time Best 1 Ball
1 Manning, Tommy 40.4 4.36 41 / 4.97
2 Ambrose, Jake 43.4 4.19 53 / 4.58
3 Gracia, Brandon 40 4.28 44 / 4.53
4 Nail, Wes 38.3 4.29 45 / 4.63
5 Cantabrana, Anthony 43.8 3.88 51 / 4.41
6 Plooster, Cannon 41 3.91 52 / 4.09
7 Guzman, Ruben 38.3 4.23 44 / 4.68
8 Erickson, Ethan 38.4 4.1 45 / 4.84
9 Guerra, Tavis 40.9 3.84 50 / 4.32
T10 Husebo, James 35 4.17 43 / 4.44
T10 Daily, Aidan 37.1 4.09 50 / 4.59
T10 Strauch, Andrew 37.4 4.01 42 / 4.50
13 Terry, Kyler 38.1 3.88 52 / 4.38
14 Westby, John 38.4 3.76 40 / 4.81
15 Hierlihy, Nathan 40.1 3.64 42 / 4.00
16 Boyd, Zach 35.3 3.87 41 / 4.41
17 Chitura, Brendon 32.1 3.9 40 / 3.72
18 Covey, Nick 34 3.82 41 / 4.10
19 Kidd, Max 33.8 3.7 44 / 4.28
20 Giordano, Nick 30.6 3.75 39 / 4.59
21 Makindo, Ayo 32 3.56 36 / 3.56

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2015 Vegas XXVI Kickoff Results

May 18, 2015 By
Vegas XXVI (May 9-10, 2015)

KICKOFF RESULTS
Classes of 2018 & 2019
Place Name Distance Hang Time Best 1 Ball
1 Berman, Chase 55.7 3.51 57 / 3.72
2 Rusch, Anthony 53 3.55 55 / 3.69
3 Gonya, Grant 54.7 3.29 55 / 3.41
4 Fuller, Cade 54.7 3.07 55 / 3.62
5 Ng, Derek 49.3 3.42 54 / 3.50
6 Favela, Eduardo 49.8 3.22 49 / 3.57
7 Sainsbury, Nathan 44.8 2.98 49 / 3.03
8 Gentner, Trevor 47.8 2.79 54 / 3.40
9 Bell, Corey 36.5 2.95 43 / 3.07
10 Yanni, Peter 43.3 2.61 47 / 3.08
Class of 2017
Place Name Distance Hang Time Best 1 Ball
1 Sentkowski, Kyle 66.2 3.64 70 / 3.88
2 Bourgeois, Briggs 63.2 3.77 63 / 3.94
3 Henry, Peyton 64 3.59 67 / 3.75
4 Graham, Cooper 61.5 3.77 63 / 3.90
T5 Munoz, Jovi 63 3.59 65 / 3.68
T5 Grant, Josh 64 3.47 66 / 3.63
7 Stack, Adam 65.8 3.43 66 / 3.87
8 Strickland, Bryce 62.5 3.48 68 / 3.60
9 Martin, Thomas 58.8 3.7 68 / 4.00
10 Alejado, Noah 58.7 3.75 64 / 3.78
11 Burnham, Austin 62 3.42 62 / 3.65
T12 McGrath, Chase 61.5 3.42 67 / 3.63
T12 Schroeder, Bailey 63.2 3.31 63 / 3.55
T12 Fuller, Asa 63.5 3.3 69 / 3.59
15 Tovar, Luke 55.5 3.62 64 / 3.76
16 Saluan, Quinn 60 3.32 62 / 3.85
T17 Mitchell, Billy 55.8 3.49 67 / 3.64
T17 Zolferino, Torre 57 3.45 60 / 3.50
T17 Nixon, Cole 61.7 3.26 68 / 3.44
20 Bowens, Trevor 59 3.32 64 / 3.75
T21 Schmid, Andrew 54.2 3.51 57 / 3.66
T21 Zetterberg, Johan 56.3 3.45 58 / 3.52
23 Padilla, Tyler 60.3 3.23 68 / 3.27
24 Pace, Geoffrey 57 3.33 61 / 3.65
25 Salani, Marco 59.2 3.14 61 / 3.43
T26 Mojarro, Daniel 53 3.38 59 / 3.56
T26 Papazian, Brian 58.8 3.11 60 / 3.54
28 Parker, Skye 53 3.3 58 / 3.53
29 Longhetto, Dario 58 3.03 61 / 3.56
30 Chan, Jeffrey 58.2 2.91 65 / 3.61
31 Mack, Aaron 49 3.24 58 / 3.40
32 Bazarevitsch, Matt 52.7 3.13 59 / 3.31
33 Grant, Lane 54.7 2.96 60 / 3.10
34 Diaz, Forrest 46.5 3.1 49 / 3.19
35 Coale, William 46.5 3.08 49 / 3.07
36 Duong, Tommy 46.5 2.56 53 / 2.75
37 Anderson, Chris 44.3 2.82 52 / 3.07
Class of 2016
Place Name Distance Hang Time Best 1 Ball
1 Mann, Braden 72.7 3.83 75 / 4.03
2 Culp, Connor 67.2 4.01 72 / 4.12
T3 Southam, Skyler 67 3.97 70 / 4.18
T3 Keon, Kaden 67.7 3.87 73 / 4.25
T5 Riccitelli, Collin 67.7 3.84 72 / 4.06
T5 Silvestor, Eric 70 3.81 74 / 3.75
7 Pierson, Crawford 66.3 3.94 71 / 3.92
T8 Sasaoka, Kekoa 66.2 3.88 73 / 3.98
T8 Smolar, Jared 67 3.82 75 / 4.08
10 Boermeester, Kevin 65.5 3.95 71 / 3.98
11 Milstein, Oren 66.2 3.79 71 / 3.72
12 Raborn, Bailey 70.8 3.66 74 / 3.75
13 Kujawski, Seth 68.2 3.63 70 / 3.75
T14 Dayton, Tanner 67 3.68 71 / 3.59
T14 Morris, Jackson 71.2 3.59 73 / 3.71
16 Brunner, Noah 63.7 3.79 69 / 3.62
17 Siemieniec, Gabriel 67.8 3.51 70 / 3.72
T18 Roberts, Jake 63.7 3.71 68 / 3.75
T18 Koehnke, Jake 66 3.63 71 / 3.94
20 Brown, Dylan 65.5 3.74 68 / 3.81
21 Riethman, Drew 67.2 3.48 69 / 3.83
22 Dellinger, JD 63.7 3.68 69 / 3.57
T23 Alerding, Vincent 62.8 3.69 66 / 3.75
T23 Roehler, Griffin 64.7 3.6 68 / 3.62
25 Hogan, Luke 61 3.81 67 / 3.97
T26 Porter, Jared 61.5 3.75 68 / 3.96
T26 Dinevski, Christian 64.8 3.53 67 / 3.65
28 Blair, Matt 64 3.58 71 / 3.57
T29 Mullins, Dalton 60.8 3.76 65 / 3.72
T29 Selsor, Mikey 60.8 3.76 67 / 3.92
T29 Kenworthy, Alvin 61.3 3.71 64 / 3.80
32 Kuljian, Tanner 64.2 3.48 68 / 3.65
33 Medina, Jaime 66.2 3.42 71 / 3.78
34 Moreno, Alex 61.8 3.62 68 / 3.59
35 Romo, Parker 63.7 3.45 68 / 3.59
36 Lyons, Holden 60.7 3.68 64 / 3.72
T37 Coale, Kyle 60.8 3.64 64 / 3.77
T37 Crane, Jack 63.2 3.47 71 / 3.63
39 Young, Jonn 64.7 3.37 68 / 3.72
T40 Stoney, Jacob 58.8 3.69 64 / 3.81
T40 Souza, Mitch 62.5 3.45 65 / 4.03
42 Drye, James 61.7 3.45 66 / 3.62
43 Perez, Jake 65 3.3 69 / 3.56
44 Sumpter, Tyler 62.8 3.42 63 / 3.70
45 Rodriguez, Andrew 62 3.37 66 / 3.51
46 Loy, Sam 60.5 3.45 71 / 3.69
47 Corbett, Kyle 63.7 3.17 67 / 3.75
T48 Kubin, Jacob 57.3 3.57 63 / 3.60
T48 Endicott, Ethan 61.3 3.37 61 / 3.61
T50 Fudge, Trenton 56.8 3.51 66 / 4.04
T50 Callan, Ryan 59.5 3.45 61 / 3.50
52 Hernandez, Tony 60.5 3.39 62 / 3.75
53 Brown, Michael 61.5 3.21 67 / 3.66
54 Roper, Joseph 55.8 3.49 60 / 3.50
T55 Bruhn-Cherry, Nicholas 57.8 3.44 62 / 3.47
T55 Wengierski, John 58.5 3.43 61 / 3.56
T55 Pawlowski, Jack 62.7 3.09 64 / 3.43
58 Eason, Josiah 57.2 3.45 67 / 3.53
59 Noyes, Edwin 59.8 3.31 65 / 3.53
60 Rattigan, Aidan 59.5 3.32 64 / 3.40
T61 Bowes, Grffin 59.8 3.2 65 / 4.00
T61 Slack, Gavin 61.2 3.1 66 / 3.44
63 Han, Samuel 54.8 3.44 57 / 3.56
T64 Ball, Noah 56.3 3.33 64 / 3.57
T64 Bunce, Cole 59.8 3.08 67 / 3.82
T66 Agritelley, Ethan 55.7 3.36 62 / 3.90
T66 Stalter, Chris 58 3.19 61 / 3.25
68 Santos, Mauricio 59.8 2.95 63 / 3.50
69 Tarbox, Henry 50.3 3.38 53 / 3.50
70 Saling, Landen 57 3.12 63 / 3.93
71 Navarro, Marco 54.3 3.2 57 / 3.31
72 Duncan, Kieth 56.5 3.12 62 / 3.66
T73 Golden, Jordan 53.5 3.25 55 / 3.45
T73 Baughman, Eric 54 3.2 64 / 3.63
75 Wilkenson, Cody 57.7 2.88 66 / 3.22
76 Basco, Daryian 54 3.14 56 / 3.24
77 Alfaro, Martin 54.3 2.98 59 / 3.25
78 Levine, Jordan 50.3 2.99 52 / 3.25
79 Albert, David 53.5 2.93 64 / 3.26
Class of 2015 / JC / TR
Place Name Distance Hang Time Best 1 Ball
T1 Hierlihy, Nathan 66.8 4.02 68 / 4.28
T1 Erickson, Ethan 77.3 3.81 80 / 4.00
3 Gracia, Brandon 73.7 3.83 77 / 3.87
4 Marquez, Diego 69.7 3.81 69 / 4.19
T5 Chitura, Brendon 64 3.84 70 / 3.56
T5 Guerra, Tavis 66.7 3.77 70 / 3.85
T7 Covey, Nick 61 3.63 75 / 3.88
T7 Westby, John 59.2 3.82 67 / 4.25
T9 Cantabrana, Anthony 59.8 3.68 65 / 3.90
T9 Plooster, Cannon 60.3 3.44 67 / 4.01
T9 Strauch, Andrew 60.5 3.35 70 / 3.85
T9 Terry, Kyler 62.8 3.27 62 / 3.68
13 Kidd, Max 60.2 3.57 65 / 3.85
14 Makindo, Ayo 60.3 3.15 67 / 3.13
15 Boyd, Zach 57.2 3.34 59 / 3.78

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Meet the Class of 2016 “TOP 12”

April 16, 2015 By

In 2003, Chris Sailer Kicking established the biggest kicking, punting, and long snapping camp the world had ever seen, The National Kicking Competition.  The camp brought in the best of the best from across the nation to compete at one location.  The camp established credible recruiting rankings and evaluations for kickers, punters, and long snappers that college coaches across the country would use for years to come.  The camp, now simply known as VEGAS takes place in Las Vegas each year in January.
Every athlete comes with one major goal in common, making the prestigious “TOP 12”.  This is THE exposure list to be on for national exposure.  The twelve best underclassmen in the nation are identified for the Kicking/Punting positions.  The best of the best are then invited to the exclusive, invite only, “TOP 12” camp that following summer.  College coaches take notice, and scholarships are awarded.

To get an idea for what the “TOP 12” is all about, take a look at some of the very best over the years:  Ryan Succop (South Carolina & Tennessee Titans), , Kai Forbath (UCLA & Lou Groza Award Winner, & Washington Redskin), Dan Bailey (Oklahoma State, Lou Groza Award Winner & Dallas Cowboys), & Randy Bullock (Texas A&M, Lou Groza Awards Winner, & Houston Texan), Bryan Anger (CAL & Jacksonville Jaguar), Brad Nortman (Wisconsin & Carolina Panters), Blair Walsh (Georgia & Minnesota Viking All-Pro), Justin Tucker (Texas, Baltimore Raven All-Pro & Super Bowl Champion), Jeff Locke (UCLA & Minnesota Viking), Cody Parkey (Auburn, Philadelphia Eagles All-Pro), Tress Way (Oklahoma & Washington Redskins) Just to name a few!

So far the “TOP 12″ has already made some serious noise.  Skyler Southam is committed to BYU on full scholarship.  Butch Hampton is committed to Western Michigan on full scholarship. Jonn Young has a full scholarship offer from West Virginia.  JJ Molson has a full scholarship offer from Arkansas State. Jet Toner, Kekoa Sasaoka, & JD Dellinger have offers from Army.  And many many more.

Meet the “TOP 12″ Class of 2016!

Brandon Ruiz

Brandon RuizGraduating Class of: 2017
State: AZ
Position: Kicker
Current National CSK Kicker Ranking: #1
Height: 5-10
Weight: 165
Top 5 College Choices: 1. USC (Southern Cal)  2. Oregon  3. Arizona State 4. Notre Dame 5. Texas A&M
Offers: N/A
Hobbies: 1. Kicking 2. Soccer 3. Socializing with friends and teammates
3 People You Look Up To: 1. Parents 2. God 3. Coaches

3 Favorite Athletes: 1. Odell Beckham Jr. 2. Justin Tucker 3. Cristiano Ronaldo
Favorite Quote: “Without faith, nothing is possible. With it, nothing is impossible.”
Brandon says: My goals, as a kicker, are to attend a D1 college, contribute to winning a national championship, receive a degree and continue my kicking career in the NFL. What makes me the best kicker in the nation is my complete and continuous dedication and effort towards obtaining my goal, of doing what I love at the highest.”
Chris Sailer says: “Brandon is an excellent young kicker. He has all the tools. Field goals are outstanding. Kickoffs are amazing for his age. Brandon proves himself time and time again. Does very well under pressure. A fine young man with a great attitude and work ethic. Great athlete with a bright future… #1 in the nation. In my opinion, OFFER NOW!!!”

Butch Hampton
Butch HamptonGraduating Class of: 2016

State: OK
Position: K
icker
Current National CSK Kicker Ranking: 5

Height: 6-1
Weight: 170
Top 5 College Choices: 1. Oklahoma State 2. Western Michigan 3. West Virginia 4. Air Force 5. Army
Offers: Committed to Western Michigan
Hobbies: 1. Duck Hunting 2. Fishing 3. Reading
3 People You Look Up To: 1. Dad 2. Mom 3. Sister

3 Favorite Athletes: 1. Tim Tebow 2. Kevin Durant 3. Steven Gerrard
Favorite Quote: “The fight is won or lost far away from witnesses – behind the lines, in the gym, and out there on the road, long before I dance under those lights.” – Muhammad Ali
Butch says: “I would love to get my college paid for while playing football and furthering my education. I push myself harder everyday, constantly changing my best, knowing I am entitled to nothing.”
Chris Sailer says: “Butch is a very talented kicker.  He has a strong leg and makes kicks with excellent consistency off the ground.  Gets great height on his field goals.  Kickoffs are strong and nearing the very top of his class.  Solid punter. A great athlete that handles pressure well.  A fine young man with a great attitude and work ethic.  Butch has a bright college future. Will have a huge spring and summer and impress college coaches nationwide. Excellent prospect. OFFER NOW!!!! Huge pick up for Western Michigan.”

Charlie Scott
Charlie ScottGraduating Class of: 2016

State: CO
Position: Punter/Kicker
Current National CSK Punter Ranking: 3
Current National CSK Kicker Ranking: 57

Height: 6-1
Weight: 185
Top 5 College Choices: 1. Wisconsin 2. Clemson 3. TCU 4. Ohio State 5. Michigan
Offers: N/A
Hobbies: 1. Waterskiing 2. Driving 3. Making Things
3 People You Look Up To: 1. Dad 2. Brother Ali 3. Tim Tebow
3 Favorite Athletes: 1. Tom Brady 2. Muhammad Ali  3. Usain Bolt
Favorite Quote: “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up” Galatians 6:9
Charlie says: “I want to play division 1 college football at a good school and then go work for BMW or Mercedes in Germany. I am the hardest worker in my class and I have the tools and recourses to improve much more.”
Chris Sailer says: “Charlie is a big time punting prospect. A great athlete with a strong leg and excellent punting frame. Shows the ability to hit a big ball and has improved immensely with his consistency. Has the tools to be a great D1 punter. Really like his upside. Also an excellent kicking prospect. A top national combo prospect. Keep a close eye on this talented player.”

Connor Culp
Connor CulpGraduating Class of: 2016

State: AZ
Position: K
icker
Current National CSK Kicker Ranking: 11
Height: 5-10
Weight: 195
Top 5 College Choices: 1. Minnesota 2. Wisconsin 3. TCU 4. Alabama 5. Tennessee
Offers: N/A

Hobbies: 1. Fishing 2. Hunting 3. Sailing
3 People You Look Up To: 1. Kicking Coach 2. Grandfather 3. Parents
3 Favorite Athletes: 1. Rich Camarillo 2. Aaron Rodgers 3. Blair Walsh

Favorite Quote: Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. Winston Churchill
Connor says: “To play D1 at a school that provides a great education, support in career possibilities and recognizes and supports special teams players.I believe I have one of the strongest legs in the nation and am very consistent with field goals and I am always willing to get better and better everyday.”
Chris Sailer says: “Connor is an unbelievable kicking talent. A great athlete with one of the very strongest legs in the nation. Big on both field goals and kickoffs. Has the potential an excellent college kicker. The sky is the limit here. I only expect him to continue to improve. Keep a close eye on him. He could be special. An absolute pleasure to work with. Outstanding prospect.”

JD Dellinger
JD DellingerGraduating Class of: 2016
State: NC

Position: Kicker/P
unter
Current National CSK Kicker Ranking: 10
Current National CSK Punter Ranking: 35

Height: 6-2
Weight: 175

Top 5 College Choices: 1. North Carolina 2. South Carolina 3. Florida State 4. Clemson 5. Duke
Offers: Army
Hobbies: 1. Friends 2. Football 3. Golf
3 People You Look Up To: 1. Coach Rodgers 2. Dad 3. Mr. Roark (School Advisor)
3 Favorite Athletes: 1. Jimmie Johnson 2. Graham Gano 3. Al Jefferson
Favorite Quote: “With God all things are possible.” – Mathew 19:26
JD says: “I want to play at the next level at a school where I can contribute early on and to do my part to help my team win every Saturday. What makes me best in the nation is my accuracy on filed goals, as well as my work ethic and desire get better each time I step on the field.”
Chris Sailer says: “JD is outstanding kicker. He has a great leg, kicks with excellent consistency off the ground and does well under pressure. He has great future potential. Shows the ability to compete with the very best. Kickoffs are also strong and near the top of his class. Also shows some punting potential. Look for JD to dominate this summer and impress college coaches. Really like his upside. Great prospect. OFFER NOW!!!”

JJ Molson
JJ MolsonGraduating Class of: 2016

State: Quebec, Canada

Position: Kicker/P
unter
Current National CSK Kicker Ranking: 1
Current National CSK Punter Ranking: 11
Height: 6-1
Weight: 190
Top 5 College Choices: 1. UCLA 2. Stanford 3. Florida State 4. Duke 5. Arizona State
Offers: Arkansas State
Hobbies: 1. Golf  2. Water Parks 3. Lakes
3 People You Look Up To: 1. Best Friend Josh Trotman 2. Grandfather 3. Jesus Christ

3 Favorite Athletes: 1. PK Subban 2. Lebron James 3. Tiger Woods

Favorite Quote: 
“No matter how good you get you can always get better, and that is the exciting part.” – Tiger Woods
JJ says: 
“My goal is to achieve academic and athletic success while being a teammate and friend.  I am the best in the nation because I always stay in the moment.”
Chris Sailer says: “JJ is an outstanding kicker. He has a one of the strongest legs in the nation and kicks with excellent consistency off the ground. A natural kicker with a smooth stroke. Field goals are outstanding. Kickoffs are a major strength and are D1 ready right now. Punting also shows great potential. He does very well under pressure. JJ has proven that he will dominate the college level. I look forward to seeing what the future holds for JJ. He is a hard worker and a pleasure to work with. Outstanding prospect. OFFER NOW!!!”

Jerry Fitschen
Jerry FitschenGraduating Class of: 2016

State: CA
Position: Kicker/P
unter
Current National CSK Kicker Ranking: 12
Current National CSK Punter Ranking: 27
Height: 6-0
Weight: 180
Top 5 College Choices: 1. TCU 2. Oregon 3. Baylor 4. Arizona 5. UCLA
Offers: N/A

Hobbies: 1. Soccer 2. Beach 3. Friends
3 People You Look Up To: 1. Marcus Mariota 2. Nacho Brache 3. Blair Walsh
3 Favorite Athletes: 1. Lionel Messi 2. Marcus Mariota 3. Clint Dempsey
Favorite Quote: “Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice, and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do” – Pele
Jerry says: “I want to be the best I possibly can be through working as hard as possible. I have a strong leg and I can hit the ball off the ground from distance consistently.
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Chris Sailer says: “Jerry is an outstanding kicking prospect.   The lefty has a huge leg and shows outstanding potential.  Field goals are solid off the ground. Kickoffs are near the top of his class. Also shows punting potential. He has perhaps the strongest leg in the nation. Jerrry has all the tools to be one of the very best in this class. A great athlete with upside.  A fine young man with a great attitude and work ethic. Excellent prospect.”

Jet Toner
Jet TonerGraduating Class of: 2016

State: HI
Position: Punter/Kicker
Current National CSK Punter Ranking: 1

Current National CSK Kicker Ranking: 23

Height: 6-3
Weight: 180

Top 5 College Choices: 1. Stanford 2. USC (Southern Cal) 3. UCLA 4. CAL 5. Notre Dame
Offers: Army
Hobbies: 1. Training 2. Family 3. Ocean

3 People You Look Up To: 1. Mom 2. Dad 3. Brother

3 Favorite Athletes: 1. Bo Jackson  2. Marshawn Lynch 3. Troy Palamalu
Favorite Quote: “Whether you think you can or think you can’t–you’re right.” – Henry Ford
Jet says: “I want to be the best by working my hardest in everything that I do, creating as many opportunities as I can and being prepared when they present themselves.  What makes me the best is my determination to get better everyday, taking advantage of every opportunity, attention to the smallest details, and performing well under pressure situations.”

Chris Sailer says: “Jet is an outstanding punting prospect. He is a great athlete with a great punting frame. Hits a big and consistent ball. The sky is the limit. Also a very good kicker. A fine young man with a great attitude and work ethic. Jet has a bright D1 college future ahead of him. Excellent combo prospect. OFFER NOW!!!”

Jonn Young
Jonn YoungGraduating Class of: 2016

State: NC

Position: Kicker/Punter

Current National CSK Kicker Ranking: 4
Current National CSK Punter Ranking: 8

Height: 6-1
Weight: 185
Top 5 College Choices: 1. West Virginia 2. Clemson 3. Duke 4. Georgia 5. Texas
Offers: West Virginia
Hobbies: 1. Kicking 2. Fishing 3. Drums
3 People You Look Up To: 1. Dad 2. Grandfather 3. Mom
3 Favorite Athletes: 1. Justin Tucker 2. Chris Anderson 3. Tevon Austin
Favorite Quote: “If you’re not first… You’re last.” – Ricky Bobby
Jonn says: “My goals are to be named a High School All-American, have a notable career in college, and eventually play in the NFL. What makes me the best in the nation is my work ethic and form.”
Chris Sailer says: “Jonn is an outstanding kicker.  He has a great leg and kicks with excellent technique and consistency off the ground.  Field goals and kickoffs are strong and near the top of his class.  Also a big time punting prospect.  A fine young man with a great attitude and work ethic.  Jonn is a top national combo prospect. He will be a college star. Excellent prospect. Offer Now!!!”

Kekoa Sasaoka
Kekoa SasaokaGraduating Class of: 2016

State: HI
Position: K
icker
Current National CSK Kicker Ranking: 13

Height: 5-11
Weight: 205

Top 5 College Choices: 1. UCLA 2. Stanford 3. USC (Southern Cal) 4. CAL 5. Washington
Offers: Army
Hobbies: 1. Training with Adam Stack 2. Lifting 3. Sleeping
3 People You Look Up To: 1. Marcus Mariota 2. Eminem 3. Logic

3 Favorite Athletes: 1. Roberto Aguayo 2. Blair Walsh 3. 
Lionel Messi
Favorite Quote: “The best revenge is massive success” – Frank Sinatra
Kekoa says: “My goals are to receive a scholarship to a division 1 university, win a Lou Groza award, earn my degree and to play in the NFL. I’m the best in the nation because of my work ethic and willingness to do whatever it takes to get better.”
Chris Sailer says: “Kekoa is an outstanding kicker. He is very smooth and accurate off the ground! Kicks with great consistency. Kickoffs are also near the top of his class. Kekoa has a bright college future. A fine young man with a great attitude and work ethic. Excellent prospect. Should have a big spring and summer impressing college coaches. Outstanding prospect.”

Mitchell Wasson
Mitchell WassonGraduating Class of: 2016

State: GA

Position: K
icker
Current National CSK Kicker Ranking: 8
Height: 5-11
Weight: 165
Top 5 College Choices: 1. Alabama 2. South Carolina 3. Mississippi 4. Florida State 5. East Carolina
Offers: N/A

Hobbies: 1. Skiing 2. Hunting 3. Fishing
3 People You Look Up To: 1. John Wayne 2. Mark Cuban 3. Connor Shaw
3 Favorite Athletes: 1. Michael Jordan 2. Wes Welker 3. Tom Brady
Favorite Quote: “Don’t aim for success if you want it; just do what you love and believe in, it will come naturally.”
Mitchell says: “My goal is to be number one in the nation, have a successful kicking career in college and then work with younger kids to help them reach their kicking goals. My leg speed/strength and my ability to kick under pressure are my greatest strengths.”
Chris Sailer says: “Mitchell is an outstanding kicking prospect. He has one of the strongest legs in the nation and shows big time potential. Field goals and kickoffs are both equally strong. He does very well under pressure. Mitchell has all the tools be a special college level player. I am excited to see what the future holds. Look for Mitchell to turn heads this summer at college camps. Excellent prospect. OFFER NOW!!!”

Skyler Southam
Skyler SouthamGraduating Class of: 2016

State: UT

Position: Kicker/Punter

Current National CSK Kicker Ranking: 2
Current National CSK Punter Ranking: 2
Height: 6-1
Weight: 180
Top 5 College Choices: 1. BYU 2. Stanford 3. CAL  4. Washington 5. UCLA
Offers: Committed to BYU
Hobbies: 1. Sports 2. Longboarding 3. Fishing
3 Favorite Athletes: 1. Tim Tebow 2. Justin Tucker 3. Jon Ryan

Favorite Quote: “When you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe, then you’ll be successful.”

Skyler says: “Become the best kicker and punter in the NFL. I will always work and push myself to be the very best that I can be.”
Chris Sailer says: “Skyler is simply an outstanding kicker.  A great looking athlete with a big time leg.  Hits a great ball off the ground. Kickoffs are ready for D1 now. Also a very talented punter. Has incredible overall potential.  Skyler has shown tremendous improvement from camp to camp. A top kicker in this class without a doubt. A fine young man with a great attitude and work ethic.  I expect big things from Skyler.  Excellent prospect.  Huge pick up for BYU.”

Want to be a part of it? Your chance comes May 9-10 at Vegas XXVI.  Do you have what it takes to make “Event Elite”? See you in Las Vegas.

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2015 NC & GA Spring Camp Recap & Rankings

April 13, 2015 By

The 2015 Chris Sailer Kicking Spring Camp Tour continued with stops in the very talented states of North Carolina and Georgia.  There were some outstanding performances and the rankings were directly effected.  Take a look a look at the results and who made waves in the specialist recruiting word.

Champions:
NC – Keith Duncan (Class of 2016, NC): Keith is one of the most consistent field goals kickers in the nation.  He has a strong leg and kicks with ease off the ground.  He has now won 3 major field goal competitions in the past 2 years.  He also came out on top in Las Vegas last May and in NC this past summer.  His strong performance has landed him inside the Top 20 national prospects in the Class of 2016.

GA – Ruben Guzman (Transfer, CA): The long time Chris Sailer Kicking Punter traveled all the way from California to participate in both Charlotte in Atlanta camps.  He was the punt champion in Charlotte, but fell just short to Duncan in the finals.  He was not to be denied in Atlanta.  He dominated the punt competition again and then defeated a talented Jackson Morris in a head to head final.  Ruben will be attending Grad School and will have one more year to play at the college level.  If you need a punter, Ruben is the guy.

Class of 2015 Standouts:
Cole Fisher (GA): The Chris Sailer Kicking “TOP 12” Member and Mercer commit is a special player.  He is smooth, consistent and steps up under pressure.  I expect big things from Cole at the college level.  Cole will be on student staff this May in Las Vegas.

JD Houston (MS): The junior college prospect was solid as always.  He currently holds college scholarship offers and will be making his decision soon.  JD should enjoy great success at the next level.  He is a very consistent performer.

Matt Barber (PA):  Matt is a very good combo player.  A strong athlete that shows nice skill as both a kicker and punter.  He holds several D1 preferred walk on offers and will be making his college choice very soon.

Logan Howard (NC):  The Western Carolina commit is a talented all around player.  A great athlete that will compete at all skills at the next level.  He has a bright future.

Class of 2016 D1 Scholarship Picks:
Jonn Young (NC): Jonn is one of the most talented combo players in the nation.  The “TOP 12” Member currently holds a scholarship offer from West Virginia.  He should see tons of attention this summer.

Mitchell Wasson (GA): Mitchell has one of the strongest legs in the nation and endless talent.  I cannot wait to see what the future holds for the “TOP 12” Member.  He could be special.

JD Dellinger (NC):  Smooth, strong, atheltic & consistent.  JD holds an offer from Army and should get many more very soon.  The “TOP 12” Member is one of the most consistent performers in the nation.

The next 5 BEST:
Marshall Long (NC), Jackson Morris (TN), Tyler Sumpter (AL), Jake Verity (GA) & Oren Millstein (FL)

Other Class of 2016 Standouts: Anthony Gaetano, Brandon Howard, Gage Russell, Hayden Watkins, Dillon Griffith, Jared Williams, Josiah Eason, Landon Salyers, Nicholas Bruhn, Noah Brunner, Tyler Grimes, Brian Johnson, Christian Kinsley, Devin Orr, Jack Pawloski, Jacob Meeks, Phillip Shure, William Chandler, Harrison Ritchie.

Top Class of 2017 Performer:
Brent Cimaglia (TN) – Brent is a very talented young kicker / punter.  He moved into the top 5 in the nation as both a kicker and punter.  If he stays on this pace, he will be a D1 Scholarship Pick.  Keep a close eye on him.

The next BEST:
Cooper Graham (NC)

Other Class of 2017 Standouts: Clayton Howell, Matt Peterson, Matt Lutley, Thomas Martin, Zach Stearns, Jake Brickell, Jake Lane, Joseph Gurley, Nick Rice.

Top Class of 2018 Performer:
Jake Camarda (GA) – Jake is really coming into his own.  He is showing great promise as both a kicker and punter.  The future is bright.

The next BEST:
Robert Brown (NC)

Other Class of 2018 Standouts: Alejandro Lopez, Nate Craft, Drew Byus, Cole Hann, Walker Barlow.

Top Class of 2019 Performer:
Will Reichard (AL) – Outstanding young kicker.  Keep an eye out!

Up next, The Vegas XXVI Preparation Camp in Los Angeles, CA on May 3rd.  Then the big one…. VEGAS XXVI on May 9-10.  The next month will determine who will make “Event Elite”, earn scholarships and be named U.S. Army All-Americans!

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Vegas XXVI – What You Need to Know!

April 13, 2015 By

Vegas XXVI in Las Vegas, NV is less than 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 9-10, 2015 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 9-10, 2015
•    Arrive Friday May 8th.  The earlier that you arrive, the more well rested you will be for the weekend.
•    Plan on being at camp until 4PM Sunday May 10th.  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!
•    Vegas XXVI 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 20-25 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 Vegas XXV 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 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 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 on Saturday.
•    Class of 2019, 2018, 2017 and 2016 – You may use tees up to 2″ for both Field Goal and Kickoffs.  The choice is yours.  Class of 2015, 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.
•    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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Vegas XXVI – All The Answers To Your Questions

March 9, 2015 By

1. How do I get invited Vegas XXVI? You don’t! It is not an invite only camp. It is a first come, first served Event. You register and you are in.  CLICK HERE

2. How old do you have to be to attend Vegas XXVI? We are now accepting the Class of 2019, all levels of High School, Junior College, and 4-Year College Transfers. Seniors (Class of 2015) should still be attending since we are still in the thick of recruiting. This is also incredible experience which will greatly benefit your chances of playing at the college level.

3. Is Vegas XXVI only for advanced Kickers / Punters? NO, it is open to all levels of Kickers / Punters. The early you go, the better you will be in the long run. Trust me, I have seen it countless times. Don’t be the guy who waits and then blows it because they were too nervous. Go early and get your butterflies knocked out sooner than later.  This camp provides benefits to players of all skill levels.

4. Will there be small group sessions this spring? Yes! There will be a 3:00 – 4:00 & 4:00 – 5:00 session. They are one hour blocks meant to knock off the rust, get some last minute fine-tuning in and get used to the fields, brand new football and myself.

5. Will there a Preparation Camp this year for Vegas XXVI? Yes, the preparation camp will be Sunday, May 3rd at Notre Dame H.S. in Sherman Oaks, CA. CLICK HERE

5. Is there a hotel you recommend for the Kickers / Punters and their parents? Yes, we have a group rate with the JW Marriott. It is about one mile from the fields and is superb. Call 877-622-3140

6. When should we book flights? Plan on arriving on Friday and either leaving after 7 pm on Sunday evening (camp will end at 5 pm) or Monday morning.

7. Is there a rental car company you recommend? Yes, for rental cars, follow these steps: Go to www.enterprise.com, Fill in the information as dates and times needed, In the optional area you will add L540231 and then click continue, The next screen will ask for a PIN which is RUB, Choose your car and enjoy the discount.

8. If I have spring ball on Friday, can I arrive on Saturday morning? Yes, but I MUST be notified as early as possible so I can put you in a later group on Saturday.

9. Why is Vegas XXVI important? It is a major one for the final recruitment of seniors (look at #2), beyond important for the underclassmen as their recruiting will just be going into high gear and your only chance to be selected to the “EVENT ELITE” (the “EVENT ELITE” will join The TOP 12 at the Invite Only “TOP 12″ and “EVENT ELITE” camp this summer in CA)

10. How many Kickers/Punters make “Event Elite”?  There is no set number.  Those that show true D1 Scholarship Level Ability will be selected.

11. Do you have to be in the Class of 2016 to make “Event Elite”? No, all classes will be evaluated in the selection process.  Many younger players and junior college players have been selected in years past.

12. What do I get for attending Vegas XXVI? The best Kicking / Punting instruction in the world, a Chris Sailer Kicking shirt, a profile page with Chris Sailer Kicking,  a chance to make the “EVENT ELITE” and the winner of the camp receives one year of free Chris Sailer Kicking camps (accommodations and transportation not included).

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