2022 National long snapper Ratings

Monteforte attended the Kohls June Showcase and showed off one of the most impressive charting sessions to date. He finished with the highest overall charting score in the country for any age group. Monteforte scored on 16 of his 17 long snaps, putting 11 of those snaps through the target, while having an average snap time of .66 seconds. This type of speed, accuracy and clean rotation makes Monteforte the best Snapper in America.

Lantz is easily one of the best snappers in America. He is a stud athlete as well as being lights out as a snapper. He finished the charting portion of the Kohl’s June Showcase with the 2nd highest overall chart in the country for the 2022 class and also having an average snap time of .67 seconds. During the athletic testing portion of camp, Lantz ran a 4.9 second 40 yard dash. He is already a Division 1 talent and will continue to get better as he gets bigger and stronger.

Hancock is one of the most intriguing prospects in the 2022 class. He has a great frame for his age and is also very athletic. He has continued to refine his mechanics and develop himself into one of the best in the country. During the Kohl’s June Showcase, Hancock was consistently on target and finished with the 3rd highest overall charting score for the 2022 class. He is truly a raw talent who has an extremely high ceiling.

Landers has attended multiple Kohls Events and is impressive at every stop. He recently competed at the Kohl’s June Showcase and snapped with great consistency. He started out camp by putting his first 5 snaps through the center of the target and finished camp with the 7th highest charting score in the country for the 2022 class. Landers is a polished snapper who will take his snapping to an elite level as he continues to transform his body and make gains in the weight room.

St. Louis is easily one of the most intriguing prospects in the 2022 class. He has a big and solid frame and is very athletic. During the Kohls June Showcase, he snapped with power and confidence. St. Louis finished the day with an average snap time of .68 seconds and scored 13 total long snaps. I am very excited to see what the future holds for this young man.

Brady attended the June 2020 Showcase and showed off all his hard work he’s put in over the years. Brady scored on 12 of his 17 long snap attempts, while averaging .71 second snap time. Brady has grown several inches in the last year and really noticed a big change in his abilities now that he’s able to use that height to his advantage. Brady is on a strong path and should be on college program radars all over the country.

Fedigan is an impressive talent in the 2022 class. He is very athletic and snaps an absolute rocket. Fedigan was able to finish off the charting portion of camp with an impressive .66 second snap time. He snaps with the ball with power and clean rotation. As Fedigan stays under control, he will see his accuracy continue to improve. Fedigan has rare talent and can take his snapping to a whole new level.

Patton is easily the most intriguing prospect in the 2022 class. He is a massive snapper for his age and rips the ball with power. He attended the Kohl's Future Stars Event and finished the camp with an average snap time of .67 seconds. Patton has a lot of potential, tremendous explosiveness in his snapping technique. He already has all the tools a coach is looking for. I cant wait to see Patton develop into one fo the best snappers to attend Kohl's Camps.

Riley had a phenomenal weekend at the Kohl's Future Stars Event held at IMG Academy. He tied for the top overall charting score and also was the overall competition champion. He has tremendous technique and the ball pops off his hands with great rotation. Riley has a bright future and will continue to get better and better as he makes gains in the weight and develops physcially.

Lathan competed at the Kohl’s June Showcase in Charlotte and was very impressive. He snaps with power and explosiveness. Lathan was able to score on 13 of his 17 long snaps with an average snap time of .68 seconds. He is also a tremendous athlete with an extremely high ceiling. Lathan has all the tools needed to become one of the best in the country. I cant wait to see the level of snapper that he can become.

Abramo was very impressive throughout the entire Kohls Arizona Showcase. He snaps with smooth mechanics has clean ball rotation. He had a strong charting session by scoring on 13 of his total long snaps with an average snap time of .76 seconds. Abramo has great fundamentals and will continue to improve as he stays explosive with his snapping motion.

Bowers is an intriguing prospect who showed glimmers of what he is capable of as a Snapper. He was around the target throughout the day and finished with an impressive average snap time of .68 seconds. He has a strong frame and will continue to get better as he makes some mechanical adjustments and stays under control with his snapping motion.

Carlisle attended the Kohl’s June Showcase and showed a lot of great moments throughout the day. Carlisle has continued to improve from the times we’ve seen him and this really came to light during the charting portion of camp. Carlisle was always around the target and was able to score on 8 of his total long snaps. He will continue to see improvement by working on his follow through and being more consistent with his finish.

Carmichael attended the June 2020 Showcase in Cleveland and showed great improvement since last seeing him at an exposure event. Carmichael scored on 10 of his 17 long snap attempts, showing strong rotation in his snaps. Carmichael made some great strides in the training portion, realizing he has a lot more power in his snaps. He will notice a quick drop in his snap times by continued work on his flexibility allowing for a deeper follow through, improving his snap speed and consistency. Carmichael has a great work ethic and has continued to refine his mechanics. His hard work was put on display during the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He finished with the 4th highest overall charting score for the 2022 class. Carmichael scored on 8 of his 12 long snaps and will continue to get better as he gets older and makes gains in the weight room.

Cooper has strong mechanics and it showed with a solid camp during the Kohl’s June Showcase. He was able to finish out the charting portion of camp with an average snap time of .82 seconds. Cooper has a smooth snapping motion and will continue to get better and better as he drives his hands through his finish.

At the Kohl’s June Showcase, Dozier showed the potential to snap a quality football. He struggled with keeping his rotation consistent and keeping his mechanics the same each time but got better and better throughout the day. He has all the tools to develop himself into a talented snapper and was able to score on 6 of his first 10 long snaps. With refinement to his finish, Dozier will see his accuracy and ball rotation improve.

Dreher attended the June 2020 Showcase in Peoria and was able to show great strides in his snapping abilities. Dreher scored on 12 of his 17 long snap attempts, with every snap showing great rotation. Dreher is still growing into his body and as he learns to use his whole body with his snaps, he will notice a quick drop in his snap times. Dreher has come a long way with his snapping and still has plenty of room for improvement. At the Winter Midwest Showcase, Dreher really showed off his work in the charting portion of camp, scoring on 7 of his 12 long snaps while averaging a .79 second snap time. He showed great improvements at the Kohl's Future Stars Camp and snapped with clean rotation. He will continue to improve with refinement to his mechanics and developing in the weight room.

Foster attended the June 2020 Showcase and displayed some great speed on his snaps during the charting portion of camp. Throughout the charting session, Foster averaged .76 second snap times, showing his explosiveness through his snap. Foster will see more consistency in his accuracy but putting an emphasis on his finish and pulling his head through on his follow through. Foster should see these improvements in full effect at the National Scholarship Camp.

Frederic is a very intriguing prospect in the 2022 class. He has a tall frame with long levers and uses these assets to his advantage. Frederic finished the charting session of the Kohl’s National Scholarship camp with a .68 second snap time. He is a great prospect and will only get better as he fills in his frame and gets stronger. Frederic is definitely a snapper to keep an eye on.

Gipson attended the Kohl's June Showcase held in Nashville. He snapped well throughout the entire camp and was always around the target. Gipson showed glimpses of his true potential and continued to get better and better throughout camp. During the charting portion of camp, he scored on 7 long snaps and snapped a smooth football with clean rotation. He is a solid prospect and someone who will continue to grow and develop.

Greenwood attended the Winter Southern Showcase where he showed tremendous improvement throughout the day. Greenwood shined during the competition and live sessions of camp. Biggest impact on Greenwood’s snaps will be having him slow things down pre-snap to improve consistency in his location. Greenwood has great size for his age and has tremendous potential. He attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp and displayed the ability to snap a quality football. Greenwood finished the charting portion of the scholarship camp by scoring on 7 of his 12 long snaps. As he focuses on the details of his snapping motion, he will see his velocity and consistency improve.

Hemer competed at the June 2020 Showcase in Pittsburgh and performed very well. Hemer scored on 10 of his 17 long snap attempts while his misses were all around the target while also running a 4.43 second Pro Agility. Hemer displays great length in his arms and legs and once he can learn to utilize his length and athleticism while adding on some strength, he’s going to see a great increase in his snap times and consistency. Hemer attended the Kohls Future Stars Event and refined his snapping throughout the week. It was extremely impressive how much Hemer was able to process his coaching and apply it to his snapping. Hemer is an exciting prospect with his size and athletic ability. I look forward to seeing him build on the growth he made during the Future Stars Camp.

Kautz attended the June 2020 Showcase and showed what years of hard work can do in his charting session. Kautz scored on 11 of his 17 long snaps while averaging .77 second snap times. Kautz has shown time and again that he will work harder than most to improve and is starting to see his work pay off. Kautz will continue to see improvement as he keeps pushing his upper body deeper into his follow through and being consistent with this motion. Kautz has developed a passion for the snapping position and continues to refine his craft. He is extremely smooth with his snapping motion and continues to grow physically. Recently at the Kohl's Future Stars Event, Kautz had very tight rotation and was consistently on target. At the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp, he scored on half of his charted long snaps and snapped a great ball during the live portion of camp. Kautz has a great motor and the motivation to become one of the best snappers in his class.

Kellow recently attended the Kohl’s June Showcase and showed he has the ability to be a very good snapper. He was around the target throughout the day and was able to score on 8 of his long snaps. Kellow has the attributes needed to be a good snapper but needs to refine his mechanics and stay consistent with his follow through.

Kinnick attended the June 2020 Showcase and showed off some good consistency around the target in the morning charting session. Kinnick scored on 9 of his 17 long snap attempts, with a strong rotation. Kinnick will really benefit from a quicker pull in his snap and utilizing his whole body through his snap to improve snap speed. Kinnick has all the tools to be a great snapper and is very close to reaching his potential.

Knobloch recently attended the Kohls June Showcase and snapped with clean rotation. He had a strong charting performance by scoring on 13 of his 17 long snaps. Knobloch has continued to work hard and refine his craft, I look forward to seeing him continue to develop into an elite snapper.

Lee charted well during the Kohl’s June Showcase. He finished the day by scoring on 13 of his first 17 long snaps and had a clean rotation throughout camp. Lee has attended multiple Kohl’s events and always shows he has the talent to be a great snapper. Lee will get better as he continues to develop physically and stays under control with his finish and follow through.

Lemaster attended the June 2020 Showcase and showed some strong glimpses throughout the charting session. Lemaster posted an impressive 19 points on the short snap target, proving his accuracy is a great strength. With a little work on his follow through, pushing hard on his quickness through his snaps and repetitions in training, Lemaster will see a strong improvement in his overall charting as he continues forward in his career.

Leyes competed in the June 2020 Showcase in Toledo and showed some incredible consistency around the target all day. Leyes scored on 13 of his 17 long snaps while averaging .78 second snap times. Leyes had a great rotation on all of his snaps and will benefit from a deeper follow through to help lower his snap times while keeping his great accuracy. Leyes has the frame to add on some strength which will only improve Leyes ability as a snapper.

Neuberger attended the June 2020 Showcase in Chicago and displayed some very impressive explosiveness in his snaps. Neuberger scored on 11 of 17 long snaps and had a very crisp rotation on all of his snaps. Neuberger speed doesn’t match his true velocity. By eliminating a hitch towards the beginning of his snap, Neuberger will see his snap times drop considerably and with his accuracy, Neuberger has only scratched the surface on his abilities.

At the Winter Western Showcase, Orona had a really nice showing during the charting portion of camp, scoring on 7 of 12 long snaps while averaging .77 seconds on his snap times. Orona has a solid frame and uses it well during his snapping motion. As Orona continues to refine his mechanics, he will see his snapping substantially improve.

Perelgut competed at the Kohls June Showcase in Arizona and showed great potential. He was around the target throughout the entire camp and was able to score on 12 of his 17 long snaps. Perelgut snaps a clean ball that is easy to handle. I look forward to seeing him continue to develop as he makes gains in the weight room and stays explosive with his snapping motion.

Plieth is a super impressive snapper. He recently competed at the Kohl’s June Showcase and snapped very well. He snaps a clean rotating football and drives the ball through his target. During the charting portion of camp he had an average snap time of .71 seconds. As camp went on, he improved his consistency and velocity. I can’t wait to see how far Plieth can take his snapping.

Radz has attended multiple Kohl’s Snapping Camps and gets better and better each time. Radz recently attended the Kohls June Showcase and was consistent with his mechanics and was on target throughout camp. He finished the charting portion of camp with an average snap time of .75 seconds. Radz was also able to make some adjustments and started snapping the best ball I have seen him throw. I look forward to seeing Radz continue to develop into an elite snapper.

Salerno attended the Kohl’s June Showcase and had a strong performance in Charlotte. He scored on 14 of his 17 long snaps while averaging .71 seconds on his snap time. Salerno’s strong charting performance earned him a 6th highest overall score in the country for the 2022 class. Salerno will see his performance improve by getting a little further through his follow and trusting more in his technique and talent.

Smith recently attended the Winter Southern Showcase and had a very strong showing by scoring on 6 of his 12 long snaps and adding a .73 second snap time. He continued to snap well throughout camp by earning a spot in the camp competition finals. Smith displays a lot of potential with his size and snap velocity and will see improvements as he continues to work his head through more during his snap.

Starmer displayed impressive accuracy during the Kohl’s June Showcase in Arizona. He was always around the target and was able to score on 10 total long snaps with an average snap time of .75 seconds. Starmer has solid mechanics and will see his snap times go down as he focuses on being explosive with his snapping motion and making gains in the weight room.

Szykowny attended the June 2020 Showcase in Toledo and saw himself make some great improvements throughout the day. Szykowny is a very raw snapper but after some tweaks during the training session, he was able to really settle in comfortably. Szykowny scored on 10 of his 17 long snaps prior to the training and with an emphasis on his flexibility and consistent technique, Szykowny could turn some heads in the years to come.

Walsh attended the June 2020 Showcase in Milwaukee and showed some great flashes throughout the charting portion. His charting numbers don’t accurately reflect his improvement in this camp alone, and by the end of the training session, Walsh really found his stride. With continued focus on extending his follow through and rotating his hands on his finish, Walsh will be an exciting prospect to look for at the National Scholarship Camp. Walsh attended the Kohl's Future Stars Event and displayed tremendous potential. He has a massive frame for his age and is very athletic. During the charting portion of camp, he was able to finish with an average snap time of .72 seconds. Walsh will continue to see his snapping improve as he refines his mechanics and focuses on the details of his snapping motion.

Yoo displayed incredible speed on his snaps throughout the Winter Southern Showcase where he averaged a .69 second snap time during the charting session. The biggest thing holding back Yoo is his consistency around the target which is due to his lack of balance through the snap. Gaining control of his body and hands through the snap will be a game changer for Yoo. Yoo is one to keep your eye on as he progresses in his career.

Adamson attended the Winter Southern Showcase where he showed really well during the live portion of camp. Adamson had glimpses during the charting session that showed what he is capable of and once he can tie it all together he will see his scoring improve. Focusing on getting further through on his follow through and rotating his hands will help see his snaps be more consistent around the target.

Baros recently attended the Kohl’s Texas Showcase and showed great potential for a young snapper. He was very impressive during the charting portion of camp and was able to score on 9 of his 12 long snaps. He has all the tools to become a special snapper but will need to continue to develop physically while maintaining his smooth mechanics.

Brooks displayed the ability to battle and finish out the day strong. During the charting portion of the Kohl’s Southern Showcase, he scored on his 5 last snaps. Brooks will get better has he gets older and develops physically. He snaps with clean rotation and smooth mechanics.

Cervantes performed well during the Winter Western Showcase, scoring on 8 of his 12 long snaps. Cervantes continued to snap well during the competition and live portion of camp. Cervantes has a great frame and solid mechanics. He will see his snapping continue to improve as he is explosive and focuses on driving his hands through his entire snapping motion.

Champagne snapped at the Kohl’s Southern Showcase in Atlanta. He was around the target throughout charting and was able to score on 7 of his total long snaps. With continued focus on his mechanics and maintaining his follow through, he will see his snapping drastically improve.

Dalrymple-Boyd competed at the Winter Southern Showcase where he showed he can stay all around the target even though his score doesn’t reflect that. He showed that consistency during the live portion of camp, impressing the coaches. Dalrymple-Boyd will see his accuracy improve by getting his head through sooner on his snap and keep his balance back on his finish.

Dougherty attended the Kohl’s June Showcase and had extremely clean rotation. He showed the ability to get stronger on the day and finished the charting session by scoring on 4 of his last 5 snaps. Dougherty will continue to develop into a very good snapper with focus on being explosive and making gains in the weight room.

Dreyfuss showed a ton of upside at the Kohl’s Western Showcase. He was able to put 5 of his 7 scoring long snaps through the target. Dreyfuss has a great work ethic and will continue to get better as he puts on weight and develops physically.

Kellams attended the Winter Western Showcase and really started to come into his own in the live session of camp. He displayed a lot of consistency when snapping to the punters and was all around the target during the charting session. Kellams is really close to breaking through in his snapping. Continuing to increase his back flexibility and working his hands further through on his finish will help in his progression.

Kennedy competed at the Winter Eastern Showcase where performed very well while snapping live to the punters. Kennedy has a great frame for his age and will see his snap accuracy start to improve as he continues to utilize his size. A focus on consistent release and improving his strength will help Kennedy in his progression as a snapper.

Leuck competed in the June 2020 Showcase and had some strong moments throughout the charting session. Leuck displays a great frame and showed off what his accuracy can be when he’s able to get into a rhythm. Leuck will see a big improvement in his charting when he’s able to utilize his size into his snaps and gain more consistency on his finish. With a few tweaks, Leuck is close to seeing his potential as a long snapper.

Mata competed at the Kohl’s June Showcase and started to find his groove during the charting session. He finished out the charting portion of camp by scoring on 8 of his total long snaps with an average snap time of .77 seconds. Mata will benefit from growing physically and developing himself in the weight room.

Noble attended the June 2020 Showcase in Peoria where he really came into his own as a snapper. Only a year into his training as a long snapper, Noble has made some tremendous strides in his abilities due to his strong athleticism and dedication to his craft. During the training portion of camp, Noble was able to find a groove and see his snap times average .79 seconds. Continuing to work on his release point, Noble will see his consistency and charting improve.

Rozier recently competed at the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in Wisconsin. He struggled to get into a rhythm during the charting session but was able to make adjustments and performed well during the live portion of camp. He has raw mechanics but all the tools a coach is looking for. I look forward to seeing the type of snapper Rozier will develop into over the next couple years.

Schroeder attended the Kohl's Future Stars Event and showed the ability to snap a quality football. He has great size and will continue to see his snapping improve as he refines his mechanics and focuses on doing the same thing each time.