2018 National punter Ratings

Camarda had a dominant performance at the 2017 Underclassman Challenge and at the National Scholarship Camp in July. He earned a spot in the Under Armour All-American Game with is punting performance. He is impressive in his refinement and his ability. He can directional punt with power and has great confidence his punting mechanics. Camarda is one of the most impressive punters we have seen at the high school level. He is ready to start at a Power 5 school right now. He has D1 ability on his field goals and kickoffs as well. If he cleans up his FG ball/foot contact that will help him maximize his leg speed and power. His leg speed up and through the football is unmatched in his class!

Brooks recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He repeatedly hit 50-60 yard blasts and he built upon his dominant performance at the Southern Showcase Camp in May. Brooks again was a dominant punter and performer. His long frame makes him an attractive prospect as a D1 punter. Brooks' FG's and KO's show flashes of big potential as well. His strength is in his punting. Brooks earned the 2nd spot to the Under Armour All-American Game by winning the punt off against the top players at this national event. He has all the tools to become a great college P/KO specialist!

DeLong is one of the best punting prospects in the 2018 class. He had strong a strong showing at the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase and followed it up with an even stronger showing at the 2017 Underclassman Challenge. He is one of the premier hang time guys in his class. If DeLong can continue to keep the ball extended and sit back on contact it should help improve his consistency through his finish. He has the ability to kick off as well but his best chance at the D1 level will be punting. DeLong's frame and athleticism make him a very attractive prospect.

Wright is a D1 QB prospect who at 6'4 225 lbs. also has a big-time punting leg. His hips might be as strong and as explosive as anyone in the country. His work ethic, demeanor, and discipline all play a part in why he should go on to have a successful college career. Wright has proven himself at multiple events, and did so once again at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp, going head-to-head with the best in America.

McPherson was dominant at his last five Kohl's ranking camps with the latest being the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. No one in the country has made more FG during that span than McPherson. He has been a perfect 20-20 on charted FG at the last two Showcase camps along with a camp leading 17 FG makes at the UC Challenge and 27 and 26 points at the last two National Scholarship Camps. His confidence in his ability to hit clean field goals is impressive. His ball striking is repeatable, it explodes off his foot and his ability to call on his "A" ball is D1 ready right now. He has one of the premier kickoff legs in the 2018 class. He showed that by winning the kickoff competition at the 2017 Underclassman Challenge. He is currently ahead of the entire 2018 field in his ability to lock in and hit the same ball rep after rep. He is a high level punter, but his greatest strength is as the nation's best FG kicker. McPherson has continued to prove throughout his career that he can make field goals. He has been the most highly sought after recruit in the 2018 class and earned an invite to the Under Armour All-American Game!

Mihalic recently put on a show at the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. His camp charts were outstanding. He drives a ball as well as anyone in the country. Mihalic has superior leg speed and has D1 talent. His hang-times have been huge this past summer. Mihalic's hands and overall consistency has improved and will continue to get better in college. Mihalic has a big fall season ahead of him, he could very well pick up a Power 5 offer!

Small had an impressive weekend at the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He won the 2nd spot to kick in the Under Armour All-American Game. Small had to kick multiple 60 yard FG's to secure that spot. He firmly cemented himself among the best combo prospects in his class. His punting is smooth and very repeatable, increasing his extension with his arms will be important for future improvements. Small's FG's are consistent and his rotation and control of ball flight are outstanding. He is a very talented combo prospect and should be able to compete immediately in college. Small is a hard worker who is very mature for his age!

Stewart had an excellent showing at the 2017 December Texas Showcase. His legs are explosive and he has developed into one of the top combo prospects in the country. He averaged 43 yards per punt with and impressive 4.4 seconds avg hang time. He showed his leg strength in kickoffs as well by averaging 72 yards per kickoff with 3.6 seconds of avg hang. Stewart attended the Texas Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He had one of the more consistent punt charting sessions that we saw this spring. He hit multiple 50+ yard punts during the charting session and also had some big footballs during the drill work portion of camp.

Broadus has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He once again showed that he has the ability to play D1 football with a 4.4 second hang time average during the punt charting portion of camp. His all round ability and size allows him to generate a lot of energy through the football and that will transfer into college football. Broadus had an excellent showings at the Texas Spring Showcase and the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He showed D1 leg strength by hitting 60 yard punts with around five seconds of hang-time. Broadus has ideal size and strength to be a D1 scholarship player. Broadus also does an excellent job on roll out punts. His athletic frame and roll out ability make him a multi-dimensional weapon. His upside is outstanding.

Flintoft has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He has excelled with his punting and was the punting champion during the Western Showcase Camp. He hit multiple 45+ yard punts during the charting phase of camp. He has the ability to play at the next level. Flintoft attended the 2016 Western Winter Showcase Camp as well as the 2017 Underclassman Challenge. His field goals and kickoff ability were a nice addition to his solid punting ability. He charted well on Kickoffs by nearly averaging 60 yards per kick with great hang time. His punting excelled at the Underclassman challenge, he hit multiple 50+ yard punts and averaged over 44 yards per punt on the weekend. He is developing into one of the more talented punters in his class.

Chaffee most recently competed at the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He graded out at the 5.0 star level as a punter. His overall hang-time/distance and consistency placed him in the top 10 nationally. He does need to continue to develop in the year to come, but Chaffee is in a good position as a young punter. The progress he makes in the next year will be vital to his value as a recruit. His leg speed is better than over 1/2 of the current Power 5 starting punters right now!

Pollard recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He finished third at the camp for charting and was very impressive going into the Live Stream. He hit multiple 50+ yard punts and is ready to compete at the Division 1 level as a pure punter. Pollard attended the Underclassman Challenge after a great performance at the Winter Showcase Camp in 2016. We were able to see what his "A" ball looks like and it is up there with anyone in the nation. His tall athletic frame allows him to create a lot of energy through the football.

Pierce recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He was impressive during the charting phase of camp with a 52 yard average. If he can continue to clean up his catch mold he will be ready to compete at the next level. Pierce attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp and he put on a show during the pressure round at the end of camp. His "A" ball seems to be back and he is punting with great confidence. Pierce has long levers and solid frame to sit back and create good hang times. His overall technique has improved and it showed in his charts. Pierce can also kick off but his strength is punting. He is someone to watch for this fall at the Division 1 Level!

Bauer has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He once again showed that he is able to punt well during the pressure round of the camp. Bauer has extremely powerful leg and should be a very sought after punter in the 2018 class. Bauer always seems to perform well in pressure situations. He is someone that we trust will handle the pressures of playing in college!

Power most recently competed at the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He graded out at the 5.0 star level as a punter. His overall hang-time and distance and consistency placed him in the top 15 nationally. He does need to continue to develop in the year to come, but Power has rare leg speed. The ball when struck well explodes off his foot! The technical progress he makes in the next year will be vital to his value as a recruit! His talent is clear and undieable.

Schwerzler attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His tall athletic frame allows him to generate a lot of energy up and through the football. His "A" ball is at the top of his class and he has the control to call on his "A" ball when needed. He showed the maturity to play football at the next level and should be someone that should be recruited in the 2018 class.

Triplett recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. His pressure round FG's were as good as anyone at camp! It was impressive to see his focus and ball striking skills. His punting mechanics are very good. Triplett catches the ball well and sets it consistently. He does a great job of commanding his drop and hits consistent spirals and good directional ability. Triplett has mulitple great camps with us, hitting multiple 70+ yard kick off's and 50+ yard punts. His maturity and overall development should help him in college.

Cooke recently attended the 2017 Southern December Showcase. He flashed top level talent in both kickoffs and punts. His leg speed is special, the ball jumps off his foot and he is one of the best combo prospects in the country. Each year there is someone that gets on our radar late. This year its Cooke. He has special talent. He hit an 80 yard KO and punted a 70 yard Punt at the National Scholarship Camp in July. His leg speed is top five in the 2018 class. Cooke is a very intelligent player who with just a tad more coaching will be top 10 in both kicking and punting. He should be very intriguing to college programs needing a specialist after the 2017 season!

Greenwell has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He was impressive throughout the event and showed that he has the ability to play football at the next level. Greenwell has great command with his punting and his tall athletic frame allows him to generate the energy needed to play college football. Greenwell competed at the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He graded out at the 5.0 star level as a punter. His overall hang-time and distance and consistency placed him in the top 20 nationally.

Smith attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase Camp. He hit a 5.3 hang-time on a punt that day, which is very rare. His leg speed is outstanding. Smith does swing as hard as anyone in the 2018 class and just needs continued refinement so his mis-hits become more acceptable. His ability and punting future make him an exciting prospect.

Harding most recently competed at the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He graded out at the 5.0 star level as a punter. His overall hang-time/distance and consistency placed him in the top 20 nationally. He does need to continue to develop in the year to come, but Harding is in a good position as a young punter. The progress he makes in the next year will be vital to his value as a recruit! His score in July heading into his senior season was 104.6. Harding has some exciting potential!

Brkic had a huge National Scholarship Camp. His KO charts were the best in the country (BY FAR). His leg strength is amazing. There are not many grown men able to hit 4.6 hang-times on KO's. His FG consistency has been developing this past year. Brkic just missed out on an Under Armour All-American Game spot, but his upside as a kicker or punter is undeniable. His long levers allow him to hit NFL KO's right now. Brkic's frame and leg speed make him a versatile recruit. He went out and showed the world what he is capable of doing in July of 2017. He has a big fall and winter ahead of him!

Goodman has attended multiple Kohl's camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. At previous camps he showed D1 leg strength by hitting a 60 yard FG in the drill work phase. This past July he moved up to the 5 star level as a punter. His ball striking is impressive, and his talent as a combo kicker/punter should make him a valuable recruit in the coming months.

Scheiderer recently attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He moved up in both kicking and punting in our national rankings. Scheiderer graded out at the 5.0 star level in both disciplines. He has made nice athletic gains since December of 2016. His overall ball striking has improved as well as his "A" ball. He shows impressive talent, the key for his success will be continued improvement versus other talented k/p. Scheiderer's attitude and overall work ethic are special!

Brown attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He had one of the more impressive overall days at camp and showed the ability to play at the next level as a combo specialist. He hit multiple 50+ yard punts with 4.5 seconds of hang time during the punt charting phase of camp. He also made 7 out of 10 during the field goal charting portion of camp and averaged 67 yards with 3.6 seconds of hang time during the kick off charting phase of camp. He has powerful leg strength and also has the command to call on his "A" ball when he needs to. He will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2018 class.

Leo recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He won the punt competition at camp with some impressive punts and also showed that he has the leg strength to compete at the next level on kick off's. He has long levers and his coordination is improving. He catches the ball well and uses his levers to create solid punts. He showed high level field goal ability at the Showcase Camps as well. He has all the skills needed to be a college level combo prospect.

Shaw recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He showed that he has the leg to compete at the next level with a 73 yard 3.79 second hang time during the charting of kick off's. He graded out at the 5.0 star level as a punter at the National Scholarship Camp. His overall hang-time and distance and consistency placed him in the top 20 nationally as a punter. The progress he makes in the next year will be important to his value as a recruit! His punting score in July heading into his senior season was 104.2.

Kopcho recently attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He graded out well in both kicking and punting in our national rankings. Kopcho graded out at the 4.5 level as a kicker and 5.0 as a punter. He shows good athleticism for a specialist. His overall ball striking and "A" ball make him a college prospect. He shows impressive talent, the key for his success will be continued improvement versus other talented k/p.

Gorball has had strong showings at his most recent Kohl's camp in July of 2017. He moved into the 5 star level as a punter at the NSC. His FG's and KO's are very solid and Gorball's size and athleticism make him an intriguing specialist. His leg strength and raw power is at the D1 level. Gorball's FG range is outstanding. Gorball is one of the top prospects in the Midwest in the 2018 class!

Blaxton attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He had an impressive performance during the punt charting phase of camp with an average of 49 yards. He showed that he has the ability to play at the next level. He has great control with his drop and generates a lot of energy up and through the football. Keep an eye on him in the 2018 class because he has the talent to play at the next level.

Carmona has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He was impressive during the punt charting portion of camp with multiple 45+ yards and 4.5+ seconds of hang time. He has the ability to play at the next level and these upcoming months will be key for Carmona to continue to grow athletically and fundamentally to be prepared for the next level. Carmona attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. Carmona's technique should translate well at the next level.

Lawler recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He hit multiple 50+ yard punts during the charting phase of camp and that earned him a spot in the Live Stream. He showed good coordination for his size in catching the ball cleanly. He has the ability to kickoff as well but his strength is his punting. Lawler's leg strength gives him a great chance at becoming a successful punter at the Division 1 level.

Phillips most recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He once again showed that he is a very talented combo specialist. His leg strength continues to improve and he also has the ability to hit his "A" ball when under pressure. Phillips is a very athletic player who plays multiple positions. He does have a clean swing through the football as a punter. His athleticism makes him an interesting prospect. Phillips overall technique in both kicking and punting does need to improve if he wants to continue to move up in the rankings and be an elite college prospect. If he can continue to develop technically, he should draw a lot of college attention. His National Scholarship Camp scores of 103 on KO and 99.5 on Punts are impressive.

Fondacaro’s most recent Kohl’s Camp was National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. In the spring he went 10 out of 10 during the field goal charting session and averaged 68.25 yards/3.8 seconds on his KO's. He also averaged 45.67 yards/4.19 second hang time on his punts. Fondacaro has displayed Division 1 ability in both kicking and punting over his high school career. His work ethic and character will serve him well in college!

Bobak recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He hit multiple 50+ yard punts at camp and continues to show that he is close to competing at the next level for a punting position at a college program. He has good hands and creates spirals consistently and his directional punting is also very good. He can kick off as well and charted solid field goals at the Showcase Camps in December. Bobak attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. His punting has currently excelled and he is punting with a lot of confidence. He charted several 50+ yard punts and hit a 4.68 second high ball. He charted well on field goals by scoring 23 made kicks and hit some 65+ yard kickoffs.

Talley recently had a great performance at the Winter Showcase Camp in 2016. He charted 7 out of 10 on field goals and looked smooth and controlled during the drill work portion of camp. He is very athletic and is someone who should be watched as a combo specialist in the class of 2018. Talley is one of the best athletes in the 2018 class, he will get better at kicking/punting in college.

Burks has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Southern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He is an extremely talented young combo specialist. Burks was very impressive during the charting phases of camp with a 4.43 second average hang time on punts, 8 made field goals and a 76 yard kick off. If he continues to work on his repeatability he will be someone to watch out for in the 2018 class. Burks had strong showings recently at the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase and the 2017 Underclassman Challenge.

CobbCobb has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Southern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He continues to be very impressive with his left foot by hitting multiple 44+ yards. Cobb has a very smooth transition from catch to foot contact on the ball whioch will allow him to do some special things as a punterCobb recently hadexcellent showing at the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase and the 2017Underclassman Challenge. He is currently better at punting but he showedflashes of big time kickoff ability at the Underclassman by averaging justunder 65 yards per kick.

Przystup recently attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He showed superior leg strength and coordination at camp once again. Cleaning up his drop and keeping it more in line with his swing up and through should allow him to have more mass get through contact. he charted well on field goals as well by making 7 and averaging over 66 yards per kickoff. Przystup attended the Underclassman Challenge Camp in 2016. He showed that he has a strong leg for his class with a 50 yard 4.8 second punt. He also had a great session on kick off's averaging 67+ yards with 3.6+ seconds of hang time.

Tyson recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He finished number 1 during the charting phase of camp with an average of 51.8 yards. He was also impressive on field goal's with 8 makes during the charting phase and hit multiple 78+ yard kick off's. Tyson made significant improvement in his punting technique and he charted well at the December Showcase Camp. His drill work was solid and he hit several 50+ yard punts during the charting. His field goal's were solid, he made 7 charted kicks and averaged 63 yards per kick off. He is a solid combo college prospect who has the ability to do both at a high level. Tyson recently attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He showed improved leg strength in all three discipline and displayed improved technique as well.

Potter attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase, and had a dominant day. He won the field goal competition with a 67-yard field goal, and charted 8-out-of-10 during the charting period. On kickoffs, he averaged 71.5 yards. The ball jumps off of his foot in a way that many nationally cannot compete with. His coordination is excellent, the height on his field goals are above average, and his confidence in his technique are what sets him apart nationally. He also displayed D1 leg-strength in punting, but currently his field goals and kickoffs are elite.

Hamlin recently attended the 2017 Southern December Showcase. He had an excellent day in all three aspects of kicking. He charted well in punts and field goals and had great drill work in both. He averaged 67 yards per kickoff and scored 7 made field goals, he also averaged 46 yards per punt. He needs to continue to sit back on his punts and create better hang time. Hamlin attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted well on field goals scoring 25 made kicks, averaged just under 67 yards per kickoff and hit some impressive punts with great hang time and distance. He hit several punts with over 4.6+ seconds of hang time.

Osteen had a solid showing at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted well on punts and showed repeatable technique and college level leg strength. He caught the ball well and generated smooth spirals with quick operation. Osteen attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He had an excellent day punting the ball and is quickly developing into a scholarship level punting prospect. His hands are clean with the catch/mold and his is repeatable on his swing up and through the ball. He averaged over 43 yards a punt with an average hang time of 4.31 seconds.

Boring has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Southern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He once again showed that he is able to make field goals going 9 out of 10 during the charting portion of camp. Boring had one of the most consistent charting sessions at the camp and was very impressive throughout the day. He will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2018 class.Boring recently attended the 2017 Future Stars event in Atlanta, GA. He had an exceptional event with his charting of field goals going 9 out of 10.

Baechle recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He once again showed great command of his field goals by making 9 out of 10 during the charting portion of camp. He showed very well in all three areas of the December Showcase Camp. He won the field goal competition, charted a perfect 10 on field goals, averaged 77 yards with a 3.7 second hang and averaged 47 yards per punt. He has gotten to the point where he can officially be considered one of the top combo prospects in the county. Baechle’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He had a very impressive field goal charting portion of camp going 25 out of 33 and made all 3 kicks during the pressure round of camp.

Fellenzer recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He continues to show next level leg strength on his kick off's. He made a powerful statement in the class of 2018 athletes by wining the field goal competition at the Winter Showcase Camp. His tall frame and powerful leg allow him to do some special things with the football. Continuing to mature and being able to call on his "A" ball will see Fellenzer compete at the next level. Fellenzer attended the Showcase Camp in May of 2016. He showed great leg strength at camp by winning the KO competition.

Plouffe recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed solid refinement in his field goal by scoring 20 made kicks. He punted well by hitting several 50+ yard punts in charting and even hitting a 4.86 hang time. Increasing command of his drop and working on not tossing the ball out should help improve his punting ability. Plouffe attended the 2017 Eastern Spring Showcase. His shows flashes of big time potential in his punting. His leg is quick and he does a good job catching the ball. Staying small with his steps and holding onto the football longer should help improve his consistency.

Tessitore’s most recent Kohl’s Camp was the NSC in July of 2016. He continues to show improving leg strength. Being able to call upon his "A" ball when needed will be key over the years to come. Has good natural talent and when he gets in his rhythm he can match it with anyone in the nation.

Argueta recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He finished second on the charting with a 49+ yard average and hit multiple 50+ yard punts. He showed that he has the ability to play at the next level with his quick leg and powerful hips. Continuing to refine his technique will see him have the command to call on his "A' ball when he needs it. He is a talented combo prospect and will be someone who can play at the next level.

Button recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He drives the ball well on his punts with multiple 50+ yard hits. He made improvements in his kick off's, punts and field goal's at the December Showcase Camp. He averaged 71 yards per kick off and charted 6 made field goal's. He drove the ball without effort in the punt charting averaging 47 yards per punt. He is skilled combo prospect who can play all three positions in college. Button attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed big time leg strength with several 70 yard kick off's.

Nalley recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He was impressive during the punt charting at camp by averaging 50+ yards. He has the ability to compete at the next level. He averaged 44+ yards during the punt charting phase of the Winter Showcase Camp. He showed impressive leg strength throughout the event. If Nalley can continue to refine his technique he will be ready to compete at the next level.

Owen recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He had a solid showing with all 3 disciplines and has the athleticism to compete at the next level. Being able to call on his "A" ball will see him make strides and be ready for college football. He was impressive throughout the December Showcase Camp and showed that he has a powerful leg with his kicking and punting. Refining his technique in order for him to be able to call on his "A" ball will see him be ready to play at the next level. Owen attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He was impressive with his kick off charting averaging 65 yards with 3.5 seconds of hang time.

French recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He showed Division 1 potential with his kick off's by averaging 73.5 yards with 3.86 seconds of hang time. His punting made the most significant improvement at the Winter Showcase Camp. He is a skilled punter with a solid drop and fast leg. His kick off's and field goal's were solid as well. He averaged 71 yards per kick off and hit 7 field goal's. French had excellent showings at the 2016 Texas Winter Showcase and the 2017 Underclassman Challenge. He displayed one of the stronger kickoff legs at the Underclassman Camp.

Cluckey had an excellent showing at the 2017 December Eastern Showcase. He had one of the stronger legs in attendance and he showed he can be a top level college combo prospect. He charted excellent in his kickoffs by averaging 72 yards per kick with a 3.6 second average hang time. His punting was impressive as well where he averaged 43 yards per punt with an average hang time of 4.1 seconds. He has a fast leg and he continues to develop confidence in his technique will develop into a solid college combo prospect.

McQuarry attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His punting ability stood out the most with multiple 45+ yard 4.5+ second hang time punts during the charting portion of camp. His leg strength is comparable to some of the best in the 2018 class and if McQuarry can refine his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often he will be able to compete at the next level.

Bean had a solid showing at the 2017 December Southern Showcase Camp. He has long levers and powerful hips. He catches the snap well and was able to consistently hit spirals during charting and drill work. Increasing his ability to be comfortable with a one hand drop will be key for his continued improvement. He has great power and being able to extend the ball further will help him time up his "A" ball.

Wilkinson had an excellent showing at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He used his frame and coordination well during charting and had a very solid camp punting the ball. Staying small with his steps and continuing to keep focus on a clean drop that stays flat will help his punting develop even more. Wilkinson has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Midwest Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He had some impressive punts during the charting portion of camp. Wilkinson will continue to get get better with more experience and trusting in his ability.

Elsenpeter recently competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He had a strong showing at camp in both distance and hang time of his punts. He created a consistent drop and was easily able to spiral a large percentage of his charted punts. Elsenpeter’s most recent Kohl’s Camp was the Western Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He has impressive leg speed and is able to create a lot of height on his punts. Elsenpeter needs to work on his trajectory in order to gain more distance with his punts.

Elstein recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He was very impresive during the charting of his field goals with a perfect 10 out of 10. Elstein also hit some big punts at camp with multiple 50+ yards during the charting phase of camp. He has the ability to do some special things at the next level and with continued growth we expect to see him playing football this upcoming year!

Van Buskirk has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He had a great overall performance during camp with multiple 45+ yard punts and during the field goal portions of camp going 23 out of 33. He needs to continue to work on the developing his drop table consistency but he has all the tools to and athletic ability to be a college level prospect.

Moody recently attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. His leg strength has gotten better and he was impressive on field goals and kickoffs at camp. He has the ability to punt in college but needs to work on consistency of his drop and keeping it more in line with his leg swing up and through the ball. He charted 26 points on FG and had a KO score of 106.7. We feel that Moody is a D1 scholarship kicker who will continue to develop in punting as well. His leg speed is outstanding and different than most top level players in the 2018 class.

Peterson recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He had one of his better punting performances at camp. He looks confident with his catch/mold and is staying small with his steps. Continuing to develop explosive power up and through contact should help him hit punts with better hang and distance. Peterson attended the 2017 Midwest Spring Showcase. He showed solid refinement in his punting technique and flashed some big time punting potential. His highest charted punt was a 4.69 second ball and he averaged just under 39 yards per punt.

Brosnahan recently attended the 2016 Eastern Spring Showcase Camp. he charted well in all disciplines and showed elite talent. He hit cleanly on FG's and showed solid technique in his punting. Increasing his tempo and power on KO's will be a big focal point for his this spring and summer.

Baugus has attended numerous Kohl's events over the years and recently attended the National Senior Challenge. He has the ability to be a combo prospect in college and his strength is in his punting. He catches the ball well and does a great job of controlling his drop. Continued focus on extending the ball out on his catch will help him maxmizie his long levers and power. Baugus attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. His rhythm and ball striking has gotten much better. When he is punting in rhythm, he can represent himself well with the best punters in the country. Continued focus on leg strength improvement and gliding into his plant step should help his punting improve even more. He showed the ability to kick field goals and kickoff at a high level as well.

Hughes- Ford attended the 2017 December Texas Showcase. He has college level punting and kickoff ability. He can continue to work on his operation time but when he hits his "A" ball he is a D1 talent. Cleaning up contact and staying straighter through his punting approach will help his improvement. Hughes-Ford recently competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted well distance wise at camp by hitting multiple 45+ yard punts. Maximizing his frame and staying small on his steps will help him develop more hang time on his punts.

Koenig has attended several Kohl's events including the 2018 National Senior Challenge. He has a great frame for punting and college level refinement and leg strength. Increasing the command of his drop and improving the rotation of his punts will be key for his college career. Koenig attended the 2017 December Texas Showcase Camp. He has a great frame and strong leg. Increasing the command of his drop and speeding up his operation time will be key for his continued development. He creates spirals with ease and does well directional punting.

Williams recently attended the 2017 Texas December Showcase and had a great showing. His punting has gotten more consistent and he had a solid day at camp hitting several 45+ yard punts with a high hang time ball of 4.58 seconds. He also averaged 68 yards per kickoff and scored 7 made Field goals at camp. Williams attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted well in kickoffs by averaging over 66 yards per kick. Increasing the command of his ball striking in field goals will be important for him to maximize his talents in field goals. He charted several punts over 46 yards with a high hang time of 4.64 seconds as well. Creating more consistency in his drop should help his punting ability improve as well.

Trickett recently attended the 2017 Eastern December Showcase. He had excellent drill work and proved to be a very talented field goal kicker he also charted kickoffs well at camp. He is a capable and confident combo prospect who had a excellent senior season. Trickett attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He performed very well during the field goal charting portions of camp going 27 out of 33. Consistency on field goals is what makes Trickett one of the better field goal kickers in the country.

Blust had a solid showing at the 2017 Midwest December Showcase Camp. He drill work was solid in both punting and field goals. He charted well He scored 7 made kicks and averaged 59 yards per kickoff. Parker is a slid combo prospect who has the ability to do all three disciplines in college. Blust attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He improved drastically in punts, kickoffs and field goals. His current strength is his punting but he flashed big time potential all three areas. He charted several 50+ yard punts and had a high hang time of 4.91 seconds. He scored 22 made field goals and kicked off well. Increasing his command of his "A" ball will be very important for his continued improvement.

Perlicki had a solid showing at the 2017 Eastern December Showcase Camp. His leg has gotten stronger and he is becoming more confident in his technique. His drill work was solid, he caught the ball well and was consistent with his stepping pattern, increasing his command of holding onto the ball late will help his hang time and command of his "A" ball improve. Perlicki competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He has a great frame and his technique is becoming much more consistent and reliable. Continuing to focus on small steps and sitting back should help him create more consistent hang time on his punts.

Desalvo recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He had one of his best punting performances to date at the event. His drop was consistent and his punting was repeatable all camp. He charted several 50+ yard punts and hit a punt with a high ball of 4.38 seconds. Desalvo attended the 2016 Eastern Winter Showcase Camp. He charted well and displayed college level punting ability. His distance on punts was solid and he was able to hit numerous punts over 45 yards. Putting emphasis on his drop during the punt will be key for him developing more command of his "A" ball.

Davies' recently attended the 2017 December Texas Showcase Camp. His field goals, as always, were excellent. He has great command of his ball striking and ball flight. He added punting to his skill set and he did an excellent job with that as well. His technique is sound and his drop is consistent. He is a national level combo prospect that has the ability to do all three at the college level. Davies’ attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He had a great performance during the charting of field goals going 23 out of 33. His repeatability isn't consistent enough on kick off's to be ranked at the next level but he has the tools to work with to move up.

Raupach’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His most recent Camp allowed us to see what his “A” ball looks like and it was impressive. Continuing to work on the finner details in order for his "A" ball to show up more often will be key in the future. Raupach recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship camp. He showed the best he ever has on punts. His kickoffs were closer to what he is capable of as well. He is a competitor and a hard worker and will be a solid college combo prospect.

Dominguez had a solid showing at the 2017 Texas December Showcase. He charted well in kickoffs, field goals and punts. His strength is punting and kickoffs currently. He showed solid refinement in punting with his catch and mold, he averaged 42 yards per punt and hit several over 45. He charted 4 made field goals but had solid drill work at camp. His kickoffs were also above average and he averaged 72 yards per kickoff.

Ng had an oustanding showing at the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He showed very well with 30 FG points and a KO score of almost 107. He really had a good summer and should be in a great position to have a great season for Bishop Gorman High School. Ng has a very smooth motion with his field goals and punts. His leg speed has gotten better and he will make some college coach happy with his consistency over time!

Scott had a strong showing at the 2017 Texas December Showcase. He was excellent on field goals scoring 9 on the charting. He also averaged 70 yards per kickoff with a 3.7 second hang. His punting made significant strides as well where he averaged 41 yards per punt and hit with consistency and confidence. He is a solid combo college prospect who can do all three at the college level. Scott attended the 2017 Texas Spring Showcase. His kickoffs were excellent and he averaged 67.5 yards per kick. He charted 8 made kicks during the field goal portion in May of 2017. He has shown to be a consistent FG kicker.

Mosharrafa recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He had one of his most complete performances at camp. He charted 25 made field goals, averaged over 64 yards per kickoff and had numerous punts over 4.65 seconds of hang. He has committed to working hard, getting in great shape and improving his technique. Mosharrafa earned an invite to the Underclassman Challenge after a great performance at the Winter Showcase Camp in 2016. He has proven over time that he is working hard to refine his technique.

Hamlin recently attended the 2017 Texas December Showcase Camp. He showed improved punting technique and leg strength. He hit multiple 4.9 second punts during charting and looked to have solid command of his ball striking during drill work. He also charted kickoffs at camp and averaged just under 57 yards per kickoff. At the 2017 National Scholarship Camp, he showed improvement in his punting and averaged 61.9 yards per kickoff. Increasing his command and consistency of his plant and pull should develop his kickoffs and field goals. He charted several 50 yard punts during camp and working on staying small through his approach should help improve his hang time.

Capano has attended several Kohl's camps including the 2018 National Senior Challenge. He has developed into a strong legged punter who has college level leg strength and ability. Focusing on his technique in his catch/mold and improving his operation time will be key for his continued development. Capano attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He had one of his best overall performances at camp. He made 16 charted field goals and averaged 55.5 yards per kickoff. He also charted well in the punting portion of camp by hitting numerous punts over 45 yard with 4.4+ seconds of hang.

Gelb recently attended the 2017 Eastern December Showcase Camp. He showed improved leg strength and power in his punting. He averaged 40 yards per punt and had several over 45 yards during the charting. Increasing his ability to sit back will help him create better hang time and transfer to the college game easier. Gelb’s attended the Eastern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. During the charting portion of punting, he did well hitting multiple 46+ yards. Gelb showed good control and if he can continue to work on having more confidence with his drop he will be able to bring more energy through the football.

Conn recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. His punting made significant strides and he had a very solid camp. He is consistent with his drop and is making clean contact. He also charted 17 made field goals and averaged 66 yards a kickoff with several being over 70 yards. Conn attended the Eastern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He hit some very impressive punts during the charting portion of camp with 53+ yards. Conn also made 8 out of 10 field goals during the charting portion of camp. He was very impressive overall as a combo specialist.

Longo recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He showed the leg strength that is needed to compete at the next level. Continuing to work on his consistency will be the key for him to compete at the next level. Longo had a solid showing at the 2017 Eastern December Showcase. He charted well on field goal's, kick off's and punts. He showed he can be a solid college combo prospect at camp. He averaged 40 yards per punt and hit several 45+ yard punts. He also averaged 61 yards per kick off and scored 7 made field goal's during charting. He has long levers and hit the ball with solid confidence.

Aguirre had a strong showing at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. His punting has made significant strides, he charted several 50+ yard punts with hangs over 4.4. His kickoffs were solid and he charted 17 made kicks. Continuing to focus on his grip and drop table should help improve his consistency in punting. Aguirre attended the 2017 Future stars camp and had a solid showing in kicking and punting. Continued emphasis on increasing leg strength this offseason will be key. Aguirre recently attended the 2016 Southern Dec Showcase camp. It was his first ranking event and he displayed solid technical refinement in both kicking and punting.

Nwosu has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He was impressive during the charting of his punts at camp with an average of 45 yards per punt. He also made 7 field goals during the charting portion of camp. Working on repeatability will see Nwosu be ready to compete at the next level. Nwosu competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted well in kickoffs by averaging 64.83 yards per kickoff. Punting was a strength for him as well, he charted numerous 45+ yard punts and hit with good consistency.

Luksic had a strong showing at the 2017 Eastern December Showcase. His kickoff charts are improved and he hit field goals with great confidence and repeatability. Increasing the command of his "A" ball on longer kickers will help his kicking become even better. His punting form was consistent, smooth and repeatable. Luksic recently competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He had a solid camp specifically in punting but his kickoffs were very good as well. He charted several 65+ yard kickoffs and scored 18 made field goals at camp.

Faulkner recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He had one of his best showing to date and really punted well. He is turning the ball over at a high rate and his command of his directional right punting is very consistent. Continuing to focus on strength development will be key for increasing his hang time and distance. Faulkner attended the 2017 Texas and Southern Spring Showcase Camps. He showed much more refinement and ability at the Southern charting. His drill work was very good at the Texas Showcase. He is a rhythm punter and when he feels good he really hit the ball well. Eliminating the miss hit is vital for his improvement.

Listo attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He had a very solid all around showing at camp. He charted 23 made field goals and averaged 63.4 yards per kickoff. He also punted well hitting numerous 50+ yard punts and charted a 4.68 second punt. Increasing the command of his drop should allow him to create more consistent ball striking. Listo attended a 2017 Showcase Camp. His leg strength is impressive, he explodes through the ball on contact. Creating more control of his ankle through contact will be key for his future development. He showed well in the drill work portion of field goals.

Blaser recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. His leg strength is impressive, creating more consistency of his ball striking is key for his development. His high punt was 4.92 seconds, creating more consistency in his drop will be vital for him maximizing his leg speed. He also scored 20 made field goals and averaged 63 yards per kickoff at camp. Blaser attended the Texas Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He hit multiple 50+ yard punts during the charting portion of camp. Blaser showed that he has an impressive leg with some big kick off's. If he continues to work on his repeatability he will be a highly recruited 2018 combo specialist.

McCashland recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He hit multiple 47+ yard punts at camp and was impressive with his smooth punting motion. He has a solid, athletic frame and with continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect at the next level.

Bridge recently competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted best in his punting but he did make 23 made field goals as well. His rhythm in punting is smooth and consistent and he does a good job maximizing his leg speed and technique. Creating more leg strength should help him create better hang times and distance on his kicks.

Sauter recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He averaged 62.2 yards per kickoff with solid hang time and scored 19 made field goals. He drove the ball well during the punting portion of camp, he hit multiple 55+ yard punts. Keeping emphasis on staying tall and sitting back should help him imporve his hang times. Sauter attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He has long levers and moves smoothly through contact on field goals and kick offs. He charted 6 made kicks and hit some clean rotating during the filming portion of camp.

Zita attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed marked improvement in his punting at camp. He charted several 45+ yard punts with a high hang time of 4.56 seconds. He also scored 23 made field goals and averaged over 65 yards at camp. Staying small will help him continue to maximize his frame in punting and improve his hang time. Zita attended the 2017 Midwest Spring Showcase. He showed significant increases in the command of his rotation and accuracy in his field goal kicking. He had excellent control of his body and hit some impressive field goals at camp. Improvement in his kickoffs are needed to match his current field goal ability.

Gracey recently attended the 2017 Southern Showcase and the Future Stars event in Atlanta, GA. He has a tall athletic frame and is able to use his long levers very effectively. He gets solid hang times and distances on all his punts. He will be able to do some special things at the high school level and has the ability to play at the college level. He is someone to continue to follow throughout the 2017 football season!

Karrash had a strong showing at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted 23 made field goals and averaged over 66 yards per kickoff. Increasing his command of his ball flight should help him use his leg strength to the best of his abilities. He drove the ball well during punt charting by hitting multiple 50+ yard punts, sitting back and increasing his hang time will help improve his overall punting ability.

Galey recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. he showed improvement in his leg strength and his technique. He charted well distance wise and increasing his ability to stay small on his steps and sit back should help him create better hang time. Galey attended Midwest Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He hit multiple 50+ yard punts during the charting portion of camp. Galey has worked on his leg speed and is bringing good energy through the football. With more control of the drop, he will be more consistent and he will be able to move up in the Kohl's rankings.

Deeds recently attended the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase Camp. He displayed serious leg strength by averaging over 63 yards per Kickoff with many of them having over 3.6 seconds of hang. Current strength is his punting. He has great natural coordination and supreme confidence in his refinement and technique.

Davis has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Southern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He once again showed us that he has the ability to match up with anyone in the nation. Davis was able to hit multiple 70 yard kick off's and also showed that he could be a top combo prospect with an average of 47+ yards during the charting portion of camp. Davis might have the fastest leg speed in the 2018 class. His leg talent is special!

Pokela showed well at the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. His punting is continuing to imporve and he averaged over 44 yards per punt at camp with a high hang of 4.51 seconds. He averaged 64 yards per kickoff and showed a quick leg through camp. Eliminating miss hits and focusing in on leg lock through contact should help create more power in all three areas. Pokela attended the 2017 Future Stars event in Atlanta, GA. He had one of the best "A" balls at camp with a 51 yard, 4.76 second hang time punt. If he continues to work on his repeatability he will do some special things at the high school level.

Livingston has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He shows good “pop” at times and has the right tools to be successful as a specialist. He needs more practice and refinement on his technique. With some refinement, he will see significant changes in his ball striking. With continued improvement in his consistency, he should be a good prospect.

Allen recently attended the 2017 Future Stars event in Atlanta, GA. He had an impressive field goal charting session at camp going 7 out of 10. His punting also showed great improvement throughout the event. If he can gain more confidence in his ability on kick off's he will be able to do some very effective things as a combo specialist.

Ashbeck recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed marked improvement in his leg strength and refinement in his punting technique. He hit several 50+ yard punts and was able to chart some solid hang times as well. Increasing the command of his steps(staying straight) should help with his punting development. Ashbeck attended the 2016 NSC. His charts were reflective of his current skill level. Needs to continue to work on refining his repeatability to maximize his talent. Shows potential in certain areas but progress is needed to maximize potential. Technical improvement can aid his development.

Baggett had a strong showing at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed marked improvement in all 3 areas of camp. His technique was much more repeatable in field goals where he charted 25 made kicks and he was solid in kickoffs by averaging 64.4 yard per kick. His punts were solid as well where he hit sveral punts over 4.7 seconds of hang. Baggett attended the Southern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He had an impressive day charting all 3 disciplines. Baggett charted 8 out of 10 on field goals and showed impressive leg strength on kick off's with multiple going 65+ yards. It will be important for him to continue to gain more strength to continue to move up in the rankings. He needs a couple more yards to join the elite in the class of 2018.

Baxa most recently competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He again showed blue-chip talent in July of 2017. He had a couple huge KO's and showed great focus in the FG pressure round. In May he charted two KO's that had over 4.3 seconds of hang-time. He had by far the highest charted KO of the Spring Showcase Camp Tour with a 4.5 second blast. His FG's off the ground have improved to the point where he was able to go kick for kick with the nation's best FG kickers. Baxa is a multi-sport athlete who should continue to develop in college. His upside is outstanding and his "A" ball is different from the rest of the 2018 class. His punting is solid but his overall ability on KO's and FG's is what he should focus on in college. Baxa is very competitive and has either won or been a finalist at multiple Kohl's camps during the FG competition phase of camp. His height off the ground on FG's has improved drastically this spring and he should be in contention for many All-American Teams.

Bleekrode recently attended the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase. He displayed solid technique and leg strength at camp by charting 6 made Field Goals. Focusing on increasing leg strength this winter should help his ability Kickoff for more distance. Bleekrode most recently attended the 2016 Southern Spring Showcase. He once again showed superior leg strength for his age in FG,KO and punts. He has gotten stronger and his punting ability has increased.

Broyles recently attended the 2016 Midwest Winter Showcase, where he had an impressive day punting the ball. His hang times were consistent and he averaged over 4.0 in the charting portion of camp. Putting emphasis on being smooth through his punting approach should allow him to access more of his natural power. He is a talented punter with a solid frame.

Burton recently attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. His punting is refined technique is refined and he shows good confidence in his ball striking ability. He hit several punts over 4.2 seconds during the charting and hit some good balls during the drill work as well. Creating more confidence in a quicker operation time, should allow him to perform better in crunch time. He charted kickoffs as well and averaged just under 55 yards per kick. Burton attended the 2017 Future Stars event in Atlanta, GA. He had a solid showing at the event and showed that he is able to do some great things with his punting.

Carlson recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He hit smooth spirals that came off of his foot well. The emphasis this fall will need to be on making contact up and through at knee height. Currently most of his longer punts are being made below knee height and he is driving the ball and not creating hang time. It should be a simple adjustment for him with the leg speed that he has. Carlson’s attended the Western Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He hit some very impressive punts during the charting portion of camp with multiple 45+ yards.

Carter has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Southern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. His tall 6'4" frame will allow him to do some special things as a pure punter. Carter had a good day charting averaging almost 42 yards and as he continues to develop and gain more leg strength, he will continue to be ready for college football

Chiavetta recently competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted best in punting but had a decent camp in kickoffs as well by averaging 55 yards per kickoff. He was able to chart numerous 45+ yard punts and hit some with solid hang time. Continuing to focus on sooth transition into his plant and pull up and through should help his consistency in his punting.

Christensen recently attended the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase and the 2017 Underclassman Challenge. He showed better in punting at the Southern Showcase, but he did show flashes of his ability at the underclassman Challenge. increasing his ability to hit his "A" ball for punting is critical, as well as speeding up his operation time. He can and will be a solid college punting prospect with some slight adjustments. He showed the ability to kickoff at a high level as well at camp. Christensen’s most recent Kohl’s Camp was the NSC in July of 2016. He showed that he is turning into a great combo specialist.

Dameron recently attended the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase Camp. He displayed impressive power in the punt charting at camp where he hit multiple 4.4+ seconds of hang time punts. His hands were smooth and he had a repeatable drop. He showed solid refinement in his Field Goal charting as well where he made 5 kicks. increasing the command of calling on his "A" ball should help his Kickoffs rise to the current level of his Field Goals.

Davis had a solid showing at the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase Camp. He displayed improved leg strength in both punts and his Field Goals. Refinement in his ball striking was also improved. He was most impressive in punting where he averaged over 40 yards per punt and hit several with good hang time. He showed flashes of solid Field goal ability as well by making 6 made Field Goals. Kickoffs should be his focus this winter. NSC in the summer of 2016. Showed well during certain FG phases of camp. He showed flashes of consistency and repeatability, but needs to continue to become more explosive to continue to move up in the rankings. Punting is ahead of his FG's at the moment.

Dicker recently attended the 2017 Underclassman Challenge. He had a dominant showing in field goals and is one of the best kicker's in the 2018 class. The ball jumps off his foot and he displayed elite level ability in the drill work portion of camp. He has great refinement in his ball striking and command of his ball flight. Creating confidence off the ground will help him compete for the top field goal kicker in the country. He is a special talent that has a knack for the big moment. Dicker has the raw leg speed and power to make an impact in college early in his career. He should be able to battle for multiple All-American spots.

Fletcher has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He showed that he has great command of his field goals scoring 28 out of a possible 33. He started slow on his kick off's but once he found his rhythm he showed that he has one of the more consistent legs in the country. Fletcher attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase Camp. He had a great day charting his field goals going 8 out of 10.

Georgopoulus recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He had a great showing on field goals and kickoffs by averaging 70.3 yards per kickoff. Increasing his command of his ball flight should help improve his accuracy on field goals. Continuing to focus on his catch/mold should help his punting become more consistent. Georgopoulos attended the 2017 Underclassman Challenge in Orlando, FL.. He displayed most potential in his punting where he was able to it some impressive punts at camp. Increase his ability to be smooth throughout the entire punt will help with his development.

Griffin had solid showings at the 2016 Midwest Winter Showcase and the 2017 Underclassman Challenge. He then came back in July at the National Scholarship Camp and showed he is a D1 kicker. He displayed top talent on both FG's and KO's. His charts were among the best at camp 30 FG points and a KO score of 108.9. His improvement in consistent ball striking since January was obvious. He has great athleticism which also allows him to punt well. Griffin is a multi-sport athlete who is a D1 scholarship kicker. His upside is outstanding!

Heinrich has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He charted well during the camp scoring a 21 out of 33. His overall athletic development is key in moving up in the rankings. He needs to continue to work on the details required to become dominant.Heinrich mostrecent camp was the 2016 Eastern Winter Showcase Camp. Displaying increasedleg strength and ball striking ability, Heinrich had a solid day at camp.

Jaeger recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed solid technique and refinement in his kickoff and field goal ability. Getting healthy is key for his continued development in all three disciplines. He averaged 64.9 yards per kickoff and showed glimpses of big potential.Jaeger had strong showings at the 2016 Texas Winter Showcase and the 2017 Underclassman Challenge. He showed elite level leg strength in both kicking and punting. Increasing his command of his drop should help his punting improve even more. Creating more confidence in his ball striking off the ground should help him move up the rankings for field goal kicking as well.

Kilgo attended the Texas Showcase in the spring of 2017. He graded out at the 4.5 star level with a score of almost 100 during the punt chart phase. His "A" ball was a 52 yard 4.53 second blast that opened some eyes at camp. Kilgo needs to continue to make his mis-hits acceptable. Kilgo had a good showing in May of 2017!

Krause recently competed at a 2017 Spring Showcase. He focused on his punting and had a good showing at camp. His Hang time has gotten better as has his ball striking ability. Focusing on cleaning up his catch/mold should allow him to have better control of his drop. Krause has an athletic frame and powerful hips. He is someone who's "A" ball potential is still untapped. Keep an eye on Krause in the fall of 2017.

Lichosik has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He was impressive during the field goal charting sessions at camp going 23 out of 33. Continuing to gain strength and power will see him do some great things as a specialist.Lichosik’s most recent Kohl’s Camp was the Midwest Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017.He has good natural power and the ball jumps off his foot well. He has good overall talent and is very motivated to train to be at his best. Lichosik recently attended the 2016 Midwest Winter Showcase. He displayed college level ability in all three disciplines he charted at camp.

Lombardi competed at the Texas Showcase in May of 2017. His leg speed was apparent at certain times during camp. His overall ball striking is not as good as his leg speed or top end potential. Lombardi has the natural tools to become a good college punter. He needs continued technical development to reach his potential.

Lonardo recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He hit some punts with good distance and hang time at camp. Continuing to work on the sit back position should help improve his hang time. Also keeping focusing on speeding up his operation time should help him feel more comfortable in game like settings. Lonardo attended our 2017 Future Stars Camp and a Spring 2017 Showcase Camp. His field goals in Feb. were impressive and he charted 9 made field goals. Increasing his distance on kickoffs will be key for his continued development.

Maiuolo has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He charted well during the field goal portions of camp going 20 out of 33. He shows talent in his ball striking ability, the key for improvement will be continued experience. He has good overall talent and seems to be motivated to train.

Martinez had a strong showing at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted well in kickoffs by averaging 66.1 yards per kick and looked solid in field goals by scoring 23 made kicks. He looked repetable in punting and was able to chart several 45+ yard punts. Increasing his confidence in his drop should help his command of his "A" ball.

Martinezhas attended previous camps with the most recent being the Southern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. Once again he showed that he has superior leg strength with his punting averaging 46.67 yards with 4.06 seconds of hang time during the charting portion. Martinez over the years has proven to be a good combo prospect and with continued work on eliminating his miss hits he will be someone to watch out for in the 2018 class.

Mayers has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Texas Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He put up some impressive numbers at camp on all three disciplines including 8 out of 10 on field goals, 67+ yard average on kick off's, and 4+ seconds of hang time on punts. Mayers has a very repeatable motion and with the continued growth he will do some special things in the upcoming year.

Merritt attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He showed flashes of consistency and repeatability but needs to continue to become more explosive to continue to progress and move up in the rankings. Merritt needs to continue to work on refining his repeatability to maximize his talent as a specialist. With continued improvement in his consistency, he should be a good prospect.Merritt recently attended the 2017 Texas Spring Showcase. He showed college level leg strength and technical refinement in all three disciplines at camp.

Myles recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted well and showed refinement in his ball striking and his drop. He charted several 50+ yard punts, staying straight through contact and working up and through contact should help improve his hang time.

Naglich recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed improved technique and leg strength. He charted several 50 + yard punts, focusing on his sitback will be key for imporving his hang time .Naglich attended the 2017 Midwest Spring Showcase. He drove the ball well by averaging almost 45 yards per punt during charting. Increasing his sit-back position should help him create better hang time.

Narveson is an outstanding kicker from AZ who came and competed at the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He is someone who will be in the hunt for our All-American team awarded at the end of the 2017 season. Narveson has great ball striking skills on FG's. His FG range is special and his KO's can go over 70 yards in the air. Narveson also showed he can punt effectively at camp. His desire to succeed and compete should help him at the next level.

Ben recently attended the 2017 Midwest Spring Showcase. His punting has made significant strides and he hit some impressive punts at camp. increasing his ability to call on his "A" ball during punting will be key for his continued development. He was solid on field goals by making 7 and he averaged 65 yards per kick off. Staying tall through contact should help improve the hang time on his kickoffs. Ben attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He was impressive during the field goal charting portion of camp going 8 out of 10.

Paczak recently attended the 2016 Winter Showcase Camp in Atlanta, GA. He hit some impressive punts throughout the event and was able to show us what his "A" ball looks like. He was consistent during the charting portion of camp and averaged over 41 yards per punt with 3.7+ seconds of hang time. With continued growth over the off-season with his strength, he will be able to do some special things this fall for his high school football team.

Pearson recently attended the 2017 Underclassman Challenge. He is close to challenging for the top spot on field goals and kickoffs in the 2018 class. The ball jumps off his foot and with continued refinement in his kickoffs, he could very well be the best kickoff guy in the 2018 class. Pearson's punts were solid and his frame and athleticism are superior to most athletes. He will be someone to watch over the upcoming year as he sets himself apart by making field goals when the pressure is on him.

Pecaro recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He showed that his "A" ball is competitive with a 46 yard 4.55 second hang time punt. If he can continue to work on refining his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often he will be ready to compete at the next level.

Peterman recently attended the 2017 Western Spring Showcase. He showed solid refinement in his field goals and made 6 during the charting session. Controlling his hips and keeping them square through contact should help his accuracy improve. His rhythm on his kickoffs is the biggest thing he needs to focus in on throughout the summer and fall. Creating a more consistent approach should allow him to hit for better distance and hang time. Cash attended being the Western Showcase Camp in May of 2016. He did well going 7 out of 10 on FG's. Has great control on his punts and gets good lift on his FG's. Needs to continue to work on becoming more explosive to move up in the rankings.

Phelps recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed above average leg strength in kickoffs by charting a few kicks 68+ yards. Increasing his command of his plant foot and ball contact should help improve his consistency. He was easily able to hit punts with 45+ yards, increasing his sit back should help increase his hang time and command of ball flight.

Pickering most recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He once again showed his dominance on FG's and KO's. In May he made 10-10 and hit some of the longest and highest kicks we have seen this year. Pickering is a smooth field goal kicker who hits clean rotation and has great command of his ball flight. His KO's were very solid this spring and summer as well. He is someone who consistently can kick off over 70 yards with around four seconds of hang-time. With a tailwind he can easily go 75-80 yards on an "A" ball. His elite coordination make him a legitimate candidate to start early in college. Pickering is a punter for his HS team and can provide depth in college punting. Pickering is a rare talent, his ability to make kicks and overall FG range is outstanding!

Pickett’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He shows good ball striking skills, however he needs to continue to get stronger in the coming year to be fully effective as a college punter. He is close to moving up in the rankings. Pickett recentlyattended the 2017 Future Stars event in Atlanta, GA. He was impressive duringthe event and showed that he is capable of hitting a good "A" ballwith his punting.

Ramirez had a solid showing at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed marked improvement in his leg strength and technique. He charted well on kickoffs by averaging 61.8 yards per kickoff and he charted 23 makes in the field goal portion of camp. He charted several punts over 4.4 seconds of hang time, increasing his confidence of his drop should help his development in punting. Ramirez competed at the Western Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He rarely hits his “A” ball, “A” ball is competitive when he hits it. Ramirez needs to continue to work on refining his repeatability to maximize his talent. With an improvement in ball rotation, he should make good progress.

Redding attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed excellent leg strength on kickoffs by averaging 67.5 yards per kick and he also scored 22 made field goals. Continuing to increase his command of his "A" ball is key for his continued development. With improved technique he could be a top 20 player in the class. Jadon attended the 2016 Eastern Winter Showcase. He showed great power in kickoffs and next level refinement in his Field goal ability. One of the more dominant kickers in the 2018 class, Redding should have a big summer at college camps. has showed good improvement since we last saw him, seems motivated to train hard.

Richardson recently attended the 2017 Future Stars event in Atlanta, GA. He was able to do some good things with his punting and if he gains more confidence in his leg swing he is going to make a good impact for his football team. He charted well on punts during the Winter Showcase Camp averaging 42+ yards per punt.

Roessler recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. His charted well in kickoffs and punts at the event. Increasing command of his ball rotation should help with the improvement of his field goal accuracy. He averaged 60.3 yards per kickoff and was consistent with his approach and contact. Controlling his steps and maximizing his sit back should help create more consistent ball striking with improved hang time as well. Roessler attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He showed flashes of a powerful leg, but needs to continue to become more consistent to continue to progress and maximize his talent as a specialist.

Sciba recently attended the 2017 Spring Southern Showcase. He displayed college level ability and solid technique in all three disciplines at camp. Punting he charted 7 of his 9 punts over 4 seconds with a high ball of 4.65 seconds. He scored 9 made field goals in the charting at camp and hit some solid field goals during the drill work portion. Creating cleaner contact on kickoffs should help him increase his distance and command of his ball flight. Sciba is an elite ball striker on FG's!

Shepherd has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He was one of the more consistent field goal kickers at the camp by going 25 out of 33 during the charting sessions. Continuing to grow athletically will see Shepherd do some special things as a specialist this upcoming fall.

Smith recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted well in all three disciplines at camp and showed the most improvement in field goals and kickoffs. Everyone one of his charted kickoffs were over 60 yards and he averaged 64.5 yards per kickoff, he also scored 19 made field goals at camp. He flashed great potential in his punting as well by charting numerous 45 + yard punts, increasing his hangtime will help his punting develop even more. Smith attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He shows good “pop” at times and has the right tools to be successful as a specialist.

Snyder has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He had some great moments at camp hitting multiple 45+ yard punts. Consistency will be the key for Snyder in future rankings. He has the tools to do some special things as a Punter. Snyder recently attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He uses his ling levers well and creates some tremendous leg speed on contact. He charted well, averaging over 43 yards per punt.

Sopko recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. Continuing to refine his stepping pattern and keeping the ball straight on his approach should help build confidence in his ball striking and his ability to create consistency on his contact. Great frame and skill set to work with. Sopko’s competed at the Midwest Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He is a tall left footed punter who has good natural power. Consistency in ball to foot contact is key to having a more consistent motion. Needs to continue to work on the details required to become a dominant specialist.

St. Romain has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Southern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. The ball jumps off his foot well. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist. Needs to continue to work on the details required to become a dominant specialist.

Stadthaus recently attended the 2017 Texas December Showcase and had an excellent day. He finished second in the KO charts, made 9 field goals and showed improvement in his punting. Everyone of his kickoffs charted were over 75 yards as well. Staying small on his steps during punting should help him control his ability and improve his command of his "A" ball. He attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He did very well at this event, Stadthaus graded out at the 5.0 star level because of his impressive Field Goals and KO's. He scored a 106.1 on his KO charts. His overall ball striking is different than most 2018 players. His Field Goals were also outstanding with a score of 28. Stadthaus also punted well at camp. Stadthaus showed impressive D1 talent and is someone to watch closely this fall season!

Tarabrella’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He had a great performance during the charting of field goals during the event going 25 out of 33. If he can work on eliminating his miss hits on kick off's he will climb in the rankings. Tarabrella recently attended the 2017 Future Stars event in Atlanta, GA. He has a tall 6'5 athletic frame which allows him to use his long legs to create a lot of energy through the football. He showed us what his "A" ball looks like and it was very impressive.

Taylor has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He showed that he has impressive leg speed on his kick off's. Working on his repeatability will be key for Taylor in future rankings Taylor recently attended the 2017 Eastern Spring Showcase. He is smooth field goal striker, he creates good rotation and gets good trajectory on his kicks. His steps on kickoffs are consistent in rhythm and in tempo.

Tilby attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He was impressive during the kick off charting portions of camp hitting multiple 67+ yard footballs. Cleaning up his ball to foot contact on field goals will see him make some big gains and continue to move up in the rankings.

Torres has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. His punting is currently ahead of his field goals and he hit some impressive punts at camp. His repeatability is not consistent enough to be ranked at the next level, but his leg strength is good enough to compete with the athletes ranked ahead of him. His future is going to be based on technical improvement because he has the leg needed to compete.

Wagner recently attended the 2017 Eastern Spring Showcase Camp. He hits some great field goals during the drill work portion of camp. Charting better in field goals is key for him, he is much better than his charts would indicate. Slowing down the rotation on his kickoffs is vital for him as well. He is currently undercutting some of his kicks off causing him to lose some distance. He flashed ability to punt at a high level as well. Continuing to work on his extension during his drop should help him turnover more punts. Wagner attended the Underclassman Challenge after a great performance at the Winter Showcase Camp in 2016. He has shown that he has the ability to play college football with his strong leg.

Weed recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed solid refinement in his punting technique and did a good job of being consistent with his steps. He charted several 45+ yard punts with a high hang time of 4.53. Holding the ball longer through his drop should help be able to sit back and create better hang time on his punts.

Wilhite recently attended the 2017 Texas December Showcase Camp. He once again showed well during the kickoff charting at camp. He moves well and has confidence in his approach and ball/foot contact. Increasing the command of his rotation and his body position through contact should allow him to use his leg speed more effectively. He made more improvements in his punting and was able to chart several 4.2 second punts. Wilhite attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He is a good young specialist and he gives glimpses of what he is capable of during the pressure round of camp. He seems to rise up under the more competitive circumstances.

Willard’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He was impressive with multiple 40+ yard punts during the charting portion of camp.He showed flashes of consistency and repeatability, but needs to continue to become more explosive to continue to progress and move up in the rankings. Williard attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He hit several good punts during the charting and showed improved technique. Willard attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He averaged over 41 yards per punt during the charting and hit several punts over 4.3 seconds. He has a great frame and really beginning to punt with confidence.

Williams competed at the 2017 Midwest December Showcase. His kickoffs were excellent, he averaged 68 yards per kickoff with a 3.8 seconds of hang. His field goals have gotten better off the ground and his drill work was very impressive. Williams attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He had a solid performance on field goals with a score of 22 out of 33. He has good control of his kick off's with an average of 65 yards with 3.5 seconds of hang time. He will be someone to look out for in the 2018 class and should do some impressive things in his senior year.

Ancona recently attended the 2021 Eastern Winter Showcase Camp. He scored 3 points in the charting of field goals at the event and was able to chart several 60+ yard kickoffs. Increased command of his "A" ball will be key for his continued development in his field goals. He creates solid contact and controls his rotation well on field goals. Ancona competed at a Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He had a solid day going 6 out of 10 on field goals. He showed flashes of consistency and repeatability but needs to continue to become more explosive to continue to progress and move up in the rankings.

Arrowsmith attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He hit some very impressive kicks at camp, his charting needs to improve to match his ability as a specialist. Adding control into his drop will see gains in ball to foot contact and will see him climb the Kohl's rankings. Arrowsmith attended the 2017 Future Stars Camp. He hit numerous punts over 40 yards throughout the event. Arrowsmith attended the 2016 Eastern December Showcase Camp. Using his long frame to his advantage, he showed good power by averaging nearly 40 yards per punt in the charting.

Babcock attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His “A” ball is very impressive when he hits it. He hit multiple 45+ yard punts during the charting portion of camp. Babcock needs to adjust and make improvement in his trajectory so that he can add hang-time to his average punts which will propel him to the next ranking level.

Bailey recently attended the 2016 Western Showcase Camp. He showed solid technique and refinement in the drill work and charting portions of camp. He charted 4 made Field Goals and hit multiple 60 yard Kickoffs during the charting. He also showed good potential in punting by hitting multiple 40+ yard punts with good hang time. Putting emphasis on his drop and vertical swing should help him improve his ball striking and consistency.

Baranek had a solid showing at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He excelled in his punting and showed the ability to kickoff as well. Increasing command of his drop should help improve his punting ability. Making sure to release the punt on a flat drop table will help his ability to turn the ball over. He charted several punts over 44 yards and had numerous 4.0+ second hang time punts. Increasing command of his plant and pull in kickoffs should help him improve his ball striking in kickoffs.

Bauer was recently in attendance at the 2016 Midwest Winter Showcase. He displayed solid refinement in his ball striking during the Field Goal, punting and kickoff portions of camp. He charted well by making 5 Field Goals, averaging over 55 yards per Kickoff and creating consistent hang time on his punts. Working on his drop should be an important key to help him create more distance on his punts. Cleaning up his ball foot contact should help is accuracy improve on his Field Goal kicking. He is a solid young prospect who shows good ability to hit his best footballs during the pressure situations.

Beck attended the 2016 NSC. Hits a good “A” ball, needs to refine his skills in order for “A” ball to show up more often. Has good natural talent, improvement will be the key to future rankings. Very close to moving up to the next level in Kohl’s rankings.

Bittner most recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp in July. His "A" ball was impressive during the charting of punts with multiple going 45+ yards. Bittner has continued to work hard over the years and with continued athletic growth he will do some great things this Fall. Bittner attended the 2017 Eastern Spring showcase camp and had a very solid showing. He charted 8 made field goals and had several punts over 40 yards.

Bollini attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He was impressive during the kick off charting portions of camp hitting multiple 69+ yard footballs. Becoming more consistent on field goals will see him climb up in future rankings. He has the right tools to do some special things as a specialist.

Bondhas attended previous camps with the most recent being the Midwest Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He charted well going 7 out of 10 on field goals and also did a good job on kick off's averaging 64.25 yards. Bond will continue to move up in the rankings if he continues to work hard on his repeatability.

Bronson attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He was impressive during the pressure round making all 3 field goals. He also showed impressive leg speed on his kick off's and if he continues to refine his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often he will do some special things as a specialist.

Burrell recently competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted some well driven footballs. Increasing his ability to stay small on his steps, sit back on contact should and use his flexibility up and through the ball should help develop some hang time in his punting. Burrell attended the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase Camp. Displaying strong leg power and solid technique in both the charting and the punt drill work, Burrell had a solid day.

Buttazzoni attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He was most impressive with his ability to hit field goals with a score of 24 out of 33 during the charting sessions. If he can work on his ball to foot contact on kick off's he will see big gains and move up in future rankings. Someone who can do great things as a specialist because the talent is present.

Cadogan recently competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted well in all three disciplines at camp. He scored 16 made kicks in the field goal portion and averaged over 57 yards per kickoff. He showed big potential in punting as well by charting numerous 50+ yard punts at camp. He is a solid college combo prospect.

Carson recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. His "A" ball during the punt charting phase of camp was solid with a 46 yard 4.26 second hang time. Continuing to grow athletically and refining his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often will see him ready to compete at the next level.

Check’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He shows potential and has good athleticism but technical progress is needed to maximize his full potential. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect. Check recently was in attendance at the 2016 Eastern Winter Showcase Camp. He was also able to hit several 40+ yard punts during the charting portion of camp.

Andrew attended the Texas Showcase Camp in the winter of 2015, showed well at times at camp, overall ball striking needs to improve in order to maximize his accuracy and distance, If he can improve his ball striking he can move up in the rankings, has good overall talent and is close to moving up in the rankings.

Click had a solid showing at the 2017 Texas Spring Showcase. He made 6 FG's in charting averaged over 63 yards per KO and averaged 42 yards per punt. His leg is strong and increasing command of his technique will be key for his continued development. Controlling the hips through contact on FG's and dropping the ball a little flatter on punts should help his overall development.

Coker recently attended the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase Camp. He showed above average leg strength in the Kickoff and punt charting. Increasing his command of his rotation should really help improve his Field goal ability. He showed the most potential in his punting where he hit several 40+ yard punts with over 4.0 seconds of hang. He is a coordinated prospect with solid technique, small improvements this winter should allow him to have a great fall.

Dorney’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He scored an impressive 22 out of 33 during the field goal charting sessions at camp. Growing athletically and gaining more leg speed with his kick off's will see him do some special things this fall. Dorney attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase Camp. His Field goals were his strength but his punting is improving. Dorney was in attendance at the 2017 Future Stars Camp. His field goals are close to being at the 4.5 star level.

Droppleman recently attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase Camp. His punting is making nice strides and hit some 45+ yard punts at camp. His kickoffs were solid as well, staying taller on contact should help him improve his hang time. Droppleman competed at the 2016 NSC. His most recent Camp allowed us to see what his “A” ball looks like. He showed flashes of a powerful leg, but needs to continue to become more consistent to continue to move up in the rankings. Needs to continue to work on refining his repeatability to maximize his talent.

Duque recently attended the 2018 National Senior Challenge. He showed solid refinement and improved technique in his kicking and punting ability. Increasing strength and continuing to focus on cleaning up his rotation should help develop his ability even more. Maxwell attended the Texas Showcase Camp in the winter of 2015, shows the potential to be a very good combo specialist, needs to continue to work on the details required to become dominant, his most recent Camp allowed us to see what his “A” ball looks like, he should make progress in the next couple of months.

Engle recently attended the 2017 Eastern Spring Showcase. He displayed solid technique during the charting portion of field goals by making 6 kicks. He also hit some impressive footballs during the drill work portion of camp. He has long levers and is beginning to use them to his advantage. Creating a more consistent stepping pattern should allow him to call on his "A" ball during kickoffs much more frequently. He showed solid technique and leg strength during the punting portion of camp as well. His hands and drop are improving and he is close to becoming a confident punter.

Fenelon has attended several Kohl's events with the most recent being the 2018 National Senior Challenge. He showed improvement in his kickoff ability by averaging over 60 yards per kick. His punting was also improved and he looked confident with his catch and mold during the charting. Fenelon attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His repeatability is not consistent enough to be ranked at the next level, but his leg strength is good enough to compete with the athletes ranked ahead of him. If he can improve his ball to foot contact, he has a good chance to move up in the rankings.

Garcia recently competed at the 2016 Texas Winter showcase. He had a solid showing at camp with his kicking currently being his strong suit. He charted big kickoffs by averaging just under 65 yards per kick. Increasing his command on his ball striking during field goals will be key for his continued improvements.

Garcia had a solid showing at the 2017 December Texas Showcase Camp. His punting ability and leg strength have improved. He made 6 field goals in charting and averaged 66.75 yards per kickoff. He averaged 35.7 yards per punt with a high hang time of 4.35 seconds. Garcia had a solid showing at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He excelled on his field goal charting by scoring 17 makes. Finding steps that he is confident in will be key for helping improve his kickoff ability.

Garnerhas attended previous camps with the most recent being the Texas Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He had a solid overall day with his kicking going 6 out of 10 during the charting. Garner has displayed good ability over the years and continues to get better with each camp he attends.Garner recentlyattended the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase. He displayed a fast leg and wasable to chart well in all 3 disciplines at camp.

Geddes has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Western Showcase Camp in May of 2016. He charted well on FG's going 7 out of 10. He showed flashes of consistency and repeatability, but needs to continue to become more explosive on KO's to continue to move up in the rankings. Needs to continue to work on the details required to become dominant.

Genyk competed recently at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. His coordination has gotten better and his catch/mold looks more repeatable. Continuing to put focus on making contact at knee height will help him locking his leg out and maximizing his leg speed and power through the football. He hit some of his best punts during the punt competition round on day 2, 49 yard 4.34 second punt. Genyk competed at the 2017 Texas and Midwest Spring Showcase Camps. His coordination is beginning to catch up to his frame and his punting ability is improving. He hit some great punts during the drill work portion of camp at the Midwest Showcase. Continuing to stay small with his steps and get extension with his arms should really help his punting improve even further.

Hankinson recently attended the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase Camp. He was better in the field goal drill work than his charts would indicate. His current strength is his punting, where he hit multiple punts with 4.3+ seconds of hang. Increasing his command of his drop should help him develop even better into a college level punting prospect.

Hardy recently attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He averaged just under 60 yards per kickoff and charted 6 made field goals at camp. He also hit several punts over 40 yards with 4.0+ seconds of hang time. Creating more consistency with his drop table should help him with better contact and improved power. Field goals were smooth and the ball jumped well off his foot.

Hetzinger recently attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He has a great frame to build on, long levers and he catches the ball well. He charted some good punts and averaged just under 38 yards per punt at camp. Working on sitting back this spring and summer should help him maximize more of his potential and allow him to hit punts with higher hang times.

Hogue has attended several Kohl's events with the most recent being the 2018 National Senior Challenge. He showed the ability to punt and kickoff at the collegiate level and with improved strength this winter will improve his kickoff and punting ability. Refinement in his leg swing and technique is solid and increasing his operation time in punting will be key for his continued improvement. Hogue attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed flashes of consistency in both kickoffs and field goals. Creating more confidence in his technique should help with the development of his field goals and his kickoffs. Creating a quicker tempo on his kickoffs should allow him to maximize more of his natural ability.

Hoke attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He had a good day charting his field goals going 6 out of 10. We were also able to see what his "A" ball looks like during the punting charting of camp. He needs to continue to refine his technique in order for his " ball to show up more often.

Holliday recently attended the 2017 Texas Spring Showcase. He charted extremely well on field goals by making 9 kicks at camp. His drill work was consistent and he showed refinement in his ball striking. Increasing his command and consistency of his approach on his kickoffs will be key for him to continue to improve his overall kicking ability. His punting was solid as well, working on his catch/mold and speeding up his operation time will help him create better rhythm in his punting ability.

Iden has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He shows good ball striking skills, however he needs to continue to get stronger in the coming months to be fully effective as a college specialist. He has the right tools to do some special things as a specialist.

Johnson recently attended the 2018 National Senior Challenge. He focused on his punting and averaged just under 40 yards per punt at camp. He catches the ball well and showed refinement and improvement in his hands. Johnson attended the 2016 Western Winter Showcase. He charted in all three disciplines at camp and showed most potential in his Field Goals. His drill work was better than his charting and he showed good "pop" in his Field Goal striking.

Johnson attended the 2017 Midwest Spring Showcase. He charted well on Field goals by making 6 and kicked off well by averaging over 60 yards per kick. His punting was impressive at times as well, he hit several 40 + yard punts and even clocked one at 4.52 seconds of hang. Improving the leg speed through contact and controlling the drop should help make improvements in his punting.

Kessler attended the Texas Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He moved up the ranks to grade out at the 5 star level. His height off the ground was outstanding. Kessler's leg speed and "pop" are at the D1 level. He competed well in the drill phase of camp and if he continues to improve in the coming months/year, he will play early in college!

Koerner recently attended the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase. He has a great frame for punting the football, long levers and fast hips. He hit some impressive punts, he has good control of his drop and is smooth through contact. Keeping his drop tighter to his body and swinging up vertically and not swiping across should help him hit punts with much more control and power.

He showed that he has the ability to kick off well with a 65 yard, 3.3+ second hang time. He also had some impressive punts during the punt charting portion of camp. If he continues to work on refining his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often he will do some great things at the high school level.

Lawlor attended the Midwest Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He has a tall athletic frame for punting which he can continue to develop during the upcoming year. The ball jumps off his foot well. He is very close to moving up to the next level in Kohl’s rankings.

Logan has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His tall athletic frame allows him to generate a lot of energy with his long levers. Refining his technique so that he can catch the mass of the football will be the key for him to be ready to compete at the next level. He has the potential to play at the next level.

Logsdon has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He continues to show that he can make field goals under pressure going 3 out of 3 during the pressure round. Gaining strength in his legs will be a big focus for him to move up in the rankings. Logsdon recentlycompeted at the Underclassman Challenge after a great showing at the WinterShowcase Camp of 2016. He has a good athletic frame and a pure motion throughthe football.

March attended the 2016 NSC. Hit some very impressive kicks at camp, charting needs to improve to match his ability. Repeatability is not consistent enough to be ranked at the next level. Hits a good “A” ball, needs to refine his skills in order for “A” ball to show up more often.

Cooper recently competed at the 2016 National Scholarship Camp. The ball jumps off his foot well. Needs to continue to work on the details required to become dominant. Has a good foundation which he can improve upon. Should be able to improve and be a successful combo specialist.

Miller attended the Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. Rarely hits his “A” ball, “A” ball is competitive when he hits it. Miller needs to continue to work on refining his repeatability to maximize his talent. With improvement in ball rotation, he should make good progress.

Miller’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He was impressive during the field goal charting at camp going 21 out of 33. He also displayed that he can makes field goals under pressure going 3 out of 3 during the pressure round. Gaining more strength on his kick off's will see him climb in the rankings. Miller attended the Showcase Camp in the springof 2017.He showedgood potential in the drill work phase of camp.Miller recently attended the 2017 Future Stars event held in Atlanta, GA. He continues to grow and gain confidence in his ability as a specialist.

Molstad recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge. He punted with confidence and showed solid technique in his drop and swing through the ball. He averaged over 36 yards per punt and hit some solid punts at the event. Molstad attended the 2017 Future Stars event held in Atlanta, GA. He continues to show that he has been working hard on refining his technique and was very consistent at camp. If he can continue to gain confidence in his swing and bring more energy through the football, he will have a great upcoming senior year.

Morse recently competed at the Eastern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He competed well in the drill phase of camp, needs to continue to improve in his charting of kicks. Morse shows potential in certain areas but progress is needed to maximize potential. His overall athletic development is key in moving up in the rankings.

Neal’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. His field goal charting was very impressive going 23 out of 33. If he continues to work on his repeatability on kick off's in order for his "A" ball to show up more often he will move up in the rankings. Neal has proven over the years that he is working hard to become the best specialist that he can be.

Nicholson’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He showed flashes of consistency and repeatability but needs to continue to become more explosive to continue to progress and move up in the rankings. Nicholson shows potential and has good athleticism but technical progress is needed to maximize his full potential. Nicholson recently attended the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase camp. He displayed solid technique and above average leg strength in all three disciplines at camp.

Noffke has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He shows good “pop” at times and has the right tools to be successful as a specialist. He needs more practice and refinement on his technique. With some refinement he will see significant changes in his ball striking.

Parker recently competed at the 2016 Midwest Winter Showcase Camp. He once again showed good refinement in his field goals by making 6 made kicks and he hit several impressive field goals during the drill work portion of camp. Kickoffs were solid as well, keeping the chest up and working to create more hang time will be key for him moving up into the 4.5 ranks. He was solid in his punting at camp, continuing to work on speeding up his operation time will be key for his continued development. Parker was most recently in attendance at the 2016 NSC. His most recent Camp allowed us to see what his “A” ball looks like. He showed flashes of a powerful leg.

Patteri most recently attended the 2016 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He has made significant improvements in his leg strength. Cleaning up his contact should help him create more confidence in his FG and KO ability. Catching the ball cleanly and creating a smooth drop will help him create more repeatability with his punts. Vinnie attended the Eastern Showcase Camp in the winter of 2015, he showed flashes of consistency and repeatability.

Perry’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He had an impressive over all camp on all 3 disciplines. He averaged 45+ yards during the punt charting sessions and was also consistent on field goals. He has an impressive leg for a specialist and should do some special things this fall on the football field.

Personelli recently competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted well in field goals by scoring 20 made kicks, technique wise, his form was sound. Creating cleaner rotation should help improve accuracy as well. In punting, his catch/mold were repeatable and he displayed consistency with his ball/ contact. Continuing to focus on his release being smooth should help improve his energy through contact.

Price attended the NSC in the summer of 2016. He showed flashes of a powerful leg, but needs to continue to become more consistent to continue to move up in the rankings. Needs to continue to work on the details required to become dominant. Has good natural talent, improvement will be the key to future rankings.

Pritchard recently attended the 2016 Eastern Winter Showcase Camp. He has made significant improvements in his leg strength and punting ability. He demonstrated this by charting multiple 45+ yard punts with good hang time. Developing his catch/mold and increasing his ability to hit up through the ball on contact and not swipe should help him develop even more. Evan attended the eastern Showcase Camp in the winter of 2015, has good athletic skills to build upon.

Puccio attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He showed flashes of consistency and repeatability, but needs to continue to become more explosive to continue to progress and move up in the rankings. He needs to continue to work on the details required to become dominant. Puccio recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted 17 made field goals.

Ramirez had a solid showing at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He averaged 58.9 yards per kickoff and scored 19 made field goals at camp. He also hit several 40+ yard punts with a high hang time of 4.24 seconds. Refining his stepping pattern should lead to more confidence in his approach on kickoffs and field goals. He has powerful hips and creates clean contact on his ball striking.

Ramirez’s most recent Kohl’s Camp was the Western Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He competed well in the drill phase of camp, needs to continue to improve in his charting of kicks. Ramirez shows potential in certain areas but progress is needed to maximize potential. His overall athletic development is key in moving up in the rankings.Ramirez competed at the 2016 Midwest Winter Showcase Camp. He hit several 40+ yard punts in the charting portion and showed good hands and smooth drop.

Reynolds has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He had an impressive charting phase of camp on field goals by making 7 out of 10. Refining his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often will see Reynolds move up in the rankings. He has good overall talent and has always progressed over the years. Reynolds recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted well in field goals by scoring 21 made kicks. He charted some 45+ yard punts as well.

Rice recently earned a five star rating in the spring of 2017 and followed it up with a great National Scholarship Camp. He made a tremendous jump in national rankings this past spring and summer because his leg speed and consistency is rare. Rice attended the Texas Showcase and went ball for ball with Bubba Baxa. He ended up winning the FG competition with a blast from over 60 yards away. He also won the Midwest Showcase KO competition with an 80 yard blast. He has moved into an elite category nationally. His frame and leg speed make him a very intriguing prospect. Rice's brother is currently a college kicker as well and Rice should be college ready from Day one on campus!

Robley attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted several 50+ yard punts and was able to drive the ball well at camp. Increasing more control of his drop and maximizing his ability to make contact with the ball at knee height should help him develop his punting even more.

Rodriguez recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. His "A" ball on during the kick off charting was impressive with a 75 yard 3.51 second hang time. He had a solid performance throughout the December Showcase Camp with 7 made field goals out of 10 during the charting portion of camp and he was also impressive with a 63 yard average during the kick off charting. He is a strong young athlete and will be able to perform at the next level if he continues on the path he is on. Rodriguez attended the 2017 Future Stars event in Atlanta, GA. He showed good repeatability during the kick off portion of camp.

Ruiz has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He had a solid showing throughout the event and once again showed that he has an impressive leg for a specialist. With refinement in his technique he will do some great things this upcoming fall.Ruiz competed atthe Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He showed above average leg strength in hisKO's and he hit a few 40+ yard punts as well.

Rusch attended the NSC in the summer of 2016. Has good natural power. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist. Needs to continue to work on the details required to become dominant. Has a good foundation which he can improve upon.

Schroeder had a solid showing at the 2017 Texas December Showcase. He showed well during the drill work portion of field goals as well as charting 5 made kicks. He has smooth rhythm and swings with great confidence. Increase the command of his plant foot and ball/foot contact should help increase the command of his rotation on field goals. Sitting back and creating more hang time on his kickoffs should help improve his kickoff ability. In punting, he showed solid technique and refinement in his catch/mold. He has good confidence in his punting and increasing his leg speed and strength this off season will be key for his continued development.

Sheidow most recently attended the 2016 NSC. He showed flashes of the big potential he shown at previous camps. He charted well by scoring 19 in the FG charting. Increasing his command of ball rotation and his consistency of ball striking will be vital for improvement in both FG's and KO's/. Punting was solid at camp where he hit multiple 50+ yard punts too. He can continue to work on a cleaner catch and mold but he has a good frame to punt with as well. Sheidow attended Western Showcase Camp in May of 2016. He charted very well going 8 out of 10 on FG's.

Slike recently attended the 2017 Eastern Spring Showcase. He showed improved technique in his field goals and charted 7 makes during the field goal portion. His kickoff tempo and rhythm are solid, cleaning up contact and using more of his quad should help improve his distance. Slike attended the 2016 December Showcase.. He showed well at times at camp but his overall ball striking needs to improve in order to maximize his accuracy and distance. Slike was most impressive with his punting and it's a head of his field goals at the moment. .

Sortino’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He showed flashes of a powerful leg but needs to continue to become more consistent to continue to progress and maximize his talent as a combo specialist. He rarely hits his “A” ball, however, his “A” ball is impressive when he hits it. He needs more practice and refinement on his technique. With some refinement, he will see significant changes in his ball striking.

Spano has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He performed well during the field goal portions of camp going 21 out of 33. He showed flashes of consistency and repeatability but needs to continue to become more explosive to continue to progress and move up in the rankings. He has some tools to be an effective Kicker at the college level.

Sweeney attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He showed flashes of a powerful leg with multiple 60+ yard kick off's, but needs to continue to become more consistent to continue to progress and maximize his talent as a specialist. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect.

Sylvia’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He was very consistent with his field goals during the charting portions of camp going 25 out of 33. Sylvia also demonstrated that he performs well under pressure making all 3 field goals during the pressure round. He will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2018 class because he is a naturally talented athlete.

Thiele recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He impressed the camp with 7 made field goal's out of 10 and averaged 68+ yards with 3.79 seconds of hang time during the charting phases of camp. He also has a strong punting leg with multiple 50+ yard punts. If he can work on his consistency over the next couple of months he will be ready to compete at the next level as a combo prospect.

Vining recently competed at the 2018 National Senior Challenge. He charted well in punts and used his long frame to hit punts with great distance. Continued focus on sitting back and increasing his hang time will be key for his improvement in hang time. He has a fast leg and great frame and can develop into a solid college prospect.

Walrath recently competed at the 2017 Texas December Showcase. He showed solid leg strength and power throughout the charting and drill work at camp. He charted several 40+ yard punts and displayed solid technique during the drill work portion of camp. He also kicked off at the event and was able to hit a 69 yard kickoff, he averaged 61.5 yards per kick at camp.

Wanamaker has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He is a good young specialist and he gives glimpses of what he is capable of during the pressure round of camp. He seems to rise up under the more competitive circumstances. With continued improvement in his consistency, he should be a good prospect.Wanamaker recentlyattended the 2017 Future Stars event in Atlanta, GA. He has the tools to do some positive things as aspecialist.

Whipple has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Midwest Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He drives the ball well, needs to get better height on his punts in order to move up in the rankings. Needs to continue to work on the details required to become a dominant specialist. He should be able to improve and be a successful specialist.

Zepp attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He showed flashes of consistency and repeatability, but needs to continue to become more explosive to continue to progress and move up in the rankings. He needs to continue to develop not only athletically but also fundamentally to reach his potential.

Zody attended the Southern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017.His most recent Camp allowed us to see what his “A” ball looks like. Zody had a good performance during the charting of field goals going 8 out of 10. He has good overall talent and seems to be motivated to train.

Haggard recently attended the 2017 Western Spring Showcase. He charted best in his punting. He uses his long frame well to work up and through the ball. Increasing his command of his hands on his drop should help his consistency. He hit several 45+ yards punts and created hang times above 4.2 seconds. He showed flashes of his potential during the field goal drill work at camp. Cleaning up the ball rotation and controlling his hips through contact should help him to kick with more accuracy.

Wehr recently attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He hit some very impressive kicks at camp, his charting needs to improve to match his ability as a specialist. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect.

Adagbon recently competed at the 2017 Texas December Showcase Camp. He showed excellent ball striking in field goals by scoring 9 made kicks. His kickoffs were solid as well and he averaged 67.25 yards per kick. He flashed solid potential in his punting as well. Increasing the command of his drop and creating more repeatable steps will be key for his punting improvement.

Alessandro recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. Alessandro attended the 2017 Midwest Spring Showcase. He showed improvement in his field goals and charted 18 made kicks. His field goals are at the 4.5 star level improvement on his kickoffs are needed to match his current ability. He also showcased a decent punting leg at camp. He was able to chart several 35+ yard punts at camp as well. He showed improved accuracy by scoring 6 made kicks in the charting at camp. Continuing to strengthen his legs will be key for his development. Alessandro attended the NSC in the summer of 2016.

Almer recently competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted in kickoffs, field goals and punts at camp. He was able to chart several 35+ yard punts with 4.0+ seconds of hang. Increasing the command of his ball/foot contact should help increase his accuracy in his field goal kicking.

Avery most recently attended the Southern Showcase Camp in the winter of 2015, he continues to show that he has a powerful leg, must work hard on consistency in order to move up in the rankings. Avery attended the Spring 2015 Southern Showcase Camp, hits a good “A” ball, needs to refine his skills in order for “A” ball to show up more often, has some tools to become very effective, progress is necessary to reach potential, the ball jumps off his foot well, good leg speed, with improvement in ball rotation he should make good progress.

Autrey recently competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted well on kickoffs and field goals at camp. He averaged just under 58 yards per kickoff, with several being over 60 yards and was also able to make 17 field goals. Leg strength is solid, refining the ball striking process should lead to increased accuracy on field goals. Continuing to focus on small steps and smooth release on his drop should help his punting improve to the point of his field goal/kickoff ability.

Grant most recently attended the Texas Showcase Camp in the winter of 2015. He performed well during certain phases of camp. Needs to continue to work on refining his technique in order to move up in the rankings. His punting numbers are currently ahead of his kicking. He needs to work on improving his hang-time and overall ball striking so his "A"ball happens more often. He is a good young player with good upside.

Breckenridge’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He has proven over the years that he has the ability to play college football as a kicking specialist. Continuing to work on his repeatability over the upcoming months will see him do some special things this fall. He is a hard working athlete and he will do some special things this fall on the football field.

Burkes most recent camp was the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase camp. He showed flashes of solid technique in the field goal drill work at camp. He is a better Field goal kicker than his charts would indicate and showed well at times throughout camp. Burke has made some improvements in his punting, where he averaged over 35 yards per punt. Continued focus on his weight training and his technique this winter and spring should help his development for next fall. Burke recently competed at the 2016 Spring Southern Showcase Camp. He showed flashes of his potential in the FG portion of camp. He hit some clean footballs during the drill work

Buss recently attended the 2016 Midwest Winter Showcase Camp. He was able to show well during the punting drill work at camp. Focusing on his ability to command his "A" ball specifically during charting will be vital for his continued development. He has long levers and could develop into a very solid punter, increasing his strength and explosiveness this winter and spring will be key.

Felix attended the Texas Showcase Camp in the winter of 2015, needs to practice and refine his overall technique, shows potential in certain areas but progress is needed to maximize potential, overall athletic development is key in moving up in the rankings, consistency in ball/foot contact is key, motion needs to be more consistent.

Casper attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He showed impressive leg strength hitting multiple 65+ yard kick off's during the charting portion of camp. He needs to continue to refine his technique so that he gains more accuracy on his field goals. He has the tools to do some special things in his final year of high school.

Conaway recently attended the 2017 Texas Spring Showcase. His technique has gotten much more consistent and he is hitting the ball with good confidence. He averaged 60.25 yards per KO and looked impressive at times on FG's during camp. Continuing to focus on clean rotation and good ball foot contact on FG's should help clean up his accuracy. He needs to continue to work on his catch and mold during punts, quickening up his operation time is key for him to get into a better rhythm in his punting. Conaway attended the 2016 Texas Winter Showcase Camp. He hit some solid kickoffs in the charting portion of camp.

DeFelice ’s most recent Kohl’s Camp was the Eastern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He has proven to be one of the better kickers in the 2018 class during his career. DeFelice can perform at the high level and if he can work on being able to call on his "A" ball when he needs it then he will continue to move up in the Kohl's rankings.Defelice recently competed at the 2016 Eastern Winter Showcase Camp and the 2017 UnderclassmanChallenge. He is quickly developing into one of the best field goal kickers in the country.

Denlinger recently had a solid showing at the 2016 Eastern Winter Showcase. His field goal kicking has gotten to the point where he is becoming a college level field goal prospect. His kickoffs will need to be a point of focus this winter, increasing strength and confidence in his approach will be key for future development. Peyton has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Eastern Showcase Camp in May of 2016. Shows good “pop” at times.

Dill recently attended the 2017 Texas Spring Showcase Camp. He is working hard on his technique and it is improving, he charted 7 made kicks in the field goal portion of camp. He hit well during the drill work at camp. Increasing hang time is a must to help maximize his kicking potential. His punting was improved as well, he was more comfortable catching the ball and getting it set during the drill work portion of camp. Dill attended the 2017 Future Stars Camp. His drill work on field goals was solid and he showed good refinement in his ball striking. Increasing his leg strength this off season will help his overall ability in punting as well as kicking.

Dinerman recently attended the 2017 Eastern Spring Showcase. He currently is stronger in his punting skills but he had glimpses of his potential in all three areas at camp. His "A" ball is very good creating more consistency and working on speeding up his operation time are huge. When he punts in rhythm, he did a well in both charting and competitions.

Eagle recently attended the Midwest Winter Showcase. He showed well during portions of camp specifically the Field Goal drill work. Creating better contact and keeping his chest up should allow him to hit for more accuracy on his Field Goals. In punting, working on developing more confidence in his catch of the snap will allow him to hit for more consistency.

Favela recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. His strength at camp were his field goals, he scored 19 made kicks and he also averaged over 58.5 yards per kickoff. His punts were solid as well and he was able to hit multiple 40 yarders in charting at camp. Controlling his drop should help to increase his consistency on punting.

French has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He performed well during the field goal charting portions of camp going 23 out of 33. Once he found his rhythm on kick off's he showed that he has college ability. He averaged 63.5 yards per kickoff and had a few charted balls over 70 yards He continues to prove that he is a hard working specialist and should do some special things this fall.

Grandy recently attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. His leg strength has gotten better and he looks more comfortable catching the snap and getting the ball set. He still needs to feel more comfortable with a quicker operation time. Staying small with his steps and sitting back on contact should help create more hang. Grandy attended the 2016 Texas Winter Showcase Camp. Throughout the camp, solid leg strength was displayed in his punting ability. Working to improve his hands and his ability to drop the ball consistently should be his focus this winter and spring.

Greenwoood recently attended the Spring Southern Showcase Camp. He showed the most refinement in his FG kicking. He created clean rotation and had solid command of his ball flight. His KO's need to continue to be a focal point for him moving forward. Catching the ball cleanly and setting it will help him use his frame more effectively.

Haan competed at the 2016 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. His coordination hasn't caught up with his leg strength yet but he has a lot of potential. Continuing to increase his technique and confidence in his ability will be very important for his development as a kicker and punter. He is Long levered younger athlete who showed flashes of what he is capable of.

Hagen recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted in all three disciplines at camp. He showed best in his punting ability where he did hit several 4.0+ second hang time punts. Continuing to focus on his catch/mold should allow him to make more consistent contact and increase his strength on contact. Refinement in his approach on kickoffs is needed and focusing on leg strength should be a focal point for him this fall and spring.

Hensley has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He had an impressive charting of field goals during the camp going 23 out of 33. Gaining more strength will see him add distance and hang time to his kick off's which will propel him to the next level in the rankings. Hensley competed at the 2017 Future Stars Camp. He showed improved mechanics on his punting and flashed some solid kickoff ability as well.

Honaker had his best Kohl's camp in May of 2017. He moved into the 5 star category at the Texas Showcase. His charts were outstanding and he showed more potential than ever before. Honaker can hit 70 yard KO's and 60 yard FG's. He will be playing at a big-time HS power this fall season. His consistency has improved and he should be on a lot of college lists heading into the summer of 2017!

Howe recently attended the 2017 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He displayed high level field goal ability by charting 7 made kicks. He was consistent with his kickoffs but he does need to get stronger in order to move up to the 4.5 rankings. He flashed solid potential in his punts as well. He has a long frame and soft hands. Catching the ball cleaner and molding it faster should help his punting ability improve.

Ieyoub’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He had a solid performance during the field goal charting portions of camp going 23 out of 33. Continuing to gain strength in his legs will see him gain distance and hang time on his kick off's. He is someone who has the ability to play college football. Ieyoub attended the NSC in the summer of 2016. Has good natural power. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist.

Jacob recently attended the 2016 Midwest Winter Showcase camp. Technical refinement will be the key to his continued improvement. He catches the ball well, has a consistent stepping pattern but his drop is falling to the outside. Keeping his chest up should allow him to hit with more power as well. He showed good "pop" during the drill work of camp and is a better punter than his charts indicate. Jacob most recently attended the 2016 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He has a great frame and showed above average leg strength for a younger athlete.

Joseph-Chandler attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He showed one of the more impressive legs at camp. If he can work on refining his technique so that his motion is more repeatable, he will be able to do some special things on the football field. He has some tools to become very effective as a specialist.

Keider’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He showed flashes of consistency and repeatability, but needs to continue to become more explosive to continue to progress and move up in the rankings. Keider needs more practice and refinement on his technique. With some refinement he will see significant changes in his ball striking.

King attended the 2017 Future Stars Camp. He showed solid refinement in his field goal ability by charting 6 made kicks and nearly all of his charted kick offs were over 60 yards. Increasing his hang time and creating better command of his ball striking will be key. He showed flashes of solid ability in punting as well. Increasing his sit back position should help him create more hang. King recently attended the 2016 Southern Winter Showcase Camp. He showed most promise in his field goal kicking by making 6 at camp, he hit the ball well during the field goal drill work as well. His punting and Kickoffs showed flashes of what he is capable of.

King attended the 2017 Future Stars Camp. He showed solid leg strength by hitting multiple 55+ yard kickoffs. Refinement in his ball striking and cleaning up his rotation should help his development in both field goals and kickoffs. King attended the 2016 Midwest Winter Showcase Camp. He showed flashes of his potential in the drill work portion of camp. He charted all three disciplines well, displaying refinement in all areas. Strengthening his legs and improving his explosiveness should be his focus this winter. His technique is sound, bringing more energy to the ball will be key for his continued improvement.

Mann recently attended the 2017 December Texas Showcase. He displayed improved technique and ball striking in his field goals by making 7 made kicks. His drill work was solid and he showed improved confidence. He flashed decent potential in his punting as well. Increasing the command of his catch/mold will be key for his developement. Mann attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He hit some very impressive kicks at camp, his charting needs to improve to match his ability as a specialist. He needs more practice and refinement on his technique. With some refinement, he will see significant changes in his ball striking.

McHugh’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He shows good ball striking skills, however he needs to continue to get stronger in the coming years to be fully effective as a college specialist. He shows potential and has good athleticism but technical progress is needed to maximize his full potential.

Mirolo has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He hit some very impressive kicks at camp, his charting needs to improve to match his ability as a specialist. Mirolo has good natural talent and improvement on his technique will be the key to future rankings.

Moreno recently competed at the 2017 Texas December Showcase Camp. He made 5 field goals during charting and showed good command of his rotation during the drill-work portion of camp. Increasing his command of lean off during contact should allow him to create improved accuracy. He showed good athleticism by charting punts as well. Working on improving his mold and presentation of the ball during his drop should help with the development of his punting.

Moss attended the Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist. Consistency in ball to foot contact is key to having a more consistent motion. He has good overall talent and seems to be motivated to train.

Ochoa has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Midwest Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He showed good potential in the drill work phase of camp. Hit some very impressive kicks at camp, charting needs to improve to match his ability. With continued improvement in his leg strength, he should be a good prospect.Ochoa recently competed at the 2016 Western Winter Showcase. He focused in on punting at camp and was able to hit some solid punts during the drill work portion of camp.

Oliver has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He has impressive leg speed and his "A" ball on kick off's is up there with the top kickers in the nation. Refining his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often will be the key for Oliver to move up in the rankings. Oliver recently attended the 2017 Eastern Spring Showcase. His "A" ball on Field goals is impressive. Oliver had a very solid showing at the 2016 NSC. He showed marked improvement in his leg strength and repeatability in his FG's.

Parsons recently competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed solid leg strength and was consistent driving the ball. Sitting back on contact should help with improving his hang time and creating more confidence in his drop should allow him to be more consistent with his ball striking.

Reich recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed decent refinement in his ball striking and repeatability in his catch/mold phase of punting. Increasing his ability to get and keep the ball set through his drop should help him create more confidence in his ball striking ability. Controlling his steps straight and extending the ball out on his drop will help improve his consistency on contact as well.

Robbins has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He showed great athleticism and continues to grow as a specialist. He should be able to do some great things this fall for his football team. Robbins attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He showed excellent ball striking skills in field goals by charting 9 made kicks. He attacks the ball well and creates good lift on his kicks.

Rose recently competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed refinement in his catch/mold phase of his punting. Continuing to focus on improving leg strength and commanding a flat drop should really help his punting take off this fall. He drove the ball well in his charting, increasing his ability to sit back on contact should help his hang time increase.

Ryczek has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He showed flashes of a powerful leg, but needs to continue to become more consistent to continue to progress and maximize his talent as a specialist. He has good overall talent and seems to be motivated to train. Ryczek attended the Midwest Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. The ball jumps off his foot well. He showed flashes of a powerful leg but needs to continue to become more consistent to continue to move up in the rankings. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a

Safeer recently competed at the 2016 Eastern Winter Showcase. During the drill work portion of punting is where he showed best. He charted well hitting several punts with hang time over 4.0 seconds. Increasing his control of his ball striking should help him improve his field goal accuracy. Working on improving flexibility and leg strength this winter should be a primary focus for Safeer.

Sand has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He hits a good “A” ball, he needs to now refine his skills in order for his “A” ball to show up more often. He needs to adjust and make improvement in his trajectory so that he can add hang-time to his average kicks which will propel him to the next ranking level.Sand attended the Showcase Camp in the springof 2017. He has good natural talent, continued improvement with his technique will be the key to future rankings.

Schorr recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge in Orlando, Florida. He charted well during the field goal phase of camp with 7 made kicks out of 10. Schorr has been working extremely hard over the last couple of years and he will continue to grow and develop at the next level. He has solid rhythm and seems to be able to repeat his motion with solid consistency. He has good overall talent and seems to be motivated to train.

Schuster has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He showed well at times at camp but his overall ball striking needs to improve in order to maximize his accuracy and distance. He needs to continue to work on the details required to become dominant.Schuster recentlyattended the 2017 Future Stars event in Atlanta, GA. He had a great daycharting his field goals going 7 out of 10. He has a smooth, natural talentwith his field goal kicking.

Schweitzer recently attended the 2016 Kohl's NSC. He has good frame to work with and hit several 40+ yard punts at camp. Long levers and decent hands should help him become a much more consistent punter. Increasing flexibility and his leg speed should help him develop this winter and spring.

Valentine attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He hits a good “A” ball, he needs to now refine his skills in order for his “A” ball to show up more often. He has good natural talent and improvement on his technique will be the key to future rankings.

Weekley recently attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He shows good “pop” at times and has the right tools to be successful as a specialist. He needs to continue to work on refining his repeatability to maximize his talent as a specialist.

White attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist. He rarely hits his “A” ball, however his “A” ball is impressive when he hits it. He has an athletic frame on which he can develop on the years to come.

Wilson has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He showed well at times at camp but his overall ball striking needs to improve in order to maximize his accuracy and distance. He has a good foundation which he can improve upon over the upcoming months.

Winkel had a solid showing at the 2017 December Texas Showcase. He showed college level field goal ability by making 6 charted field goals and kicked off at a high level by scoring 65.75 yards per kick. Increasing the command of his "A" ball will further help his development. He has a strong leg and refining his technique in punting will help him maximize more of his size and speed.

Witten attended the Eastern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. Hits solid hang-times on his punts, needs to drive the ball better with more consistency, improvement in his trajectory will add yards to his average punts which will propel him to the next ranking level. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect.

Eighmy attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He had a solid performance during the charting portions of field goals going 21 out of 33. He also showed that he was able to compete well during the pressure round making all 3 field goals. His kick off leg is very impressive and with some refinement in his technique he will be able to hit his "A" ball more often.

Thomas attended the eastern Showcase Camp in the winter of 2015, showed well at times at camp, overall ball striking needs to improve in order to maximize his hang and distance, hit some very impressive kicks at camp, charting needs to improve to match his ability, the key for improvement will be continued experience.

Braatz recently attended the 2016 Winter Midwest Showcase. During the punting drill work was when Braatz hit some solid footballs. Focusing on his operation time and catching the ball cleanly on a fast snap should be a huge help for his development. He has a great frame and increasing his explosiveness and his flexibility will be key.

John attended the Southern Showcase Camp in the winter of 2015, showed well during certain FG phases of camp, shows good ball striking skills, needs to kick with more “pop”, has a good foundation which he can improve upon.

Brosnan recently attended the 2016 Winter Western Showcase. He showed solid refinement in his Filed goal kicking by charting 5 makes. His drill work was solid as well, he kicked with confidence and hit some very repeatable footballs. Focusing in on creating better command of his rotation should help his Kickoff's as well. There were flashes of high level punting ability as well at camp. Catching the ball cleaner and consistently dropping the football should help his ability to punt with more control.

Calloway’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He showed flashes of consistency and repeatability, but needs to continue to become more explosive to continue to progress and move up in the rankings. Calloway needs more practice and refinement on his technique. With some refinement he will see significant changes in his ball striking.

Clary recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He averaged over 54 yards per kickoff and was consistent with his charted kicks. Increasing his confidence in creating a clean rotating football on field goals should help improve his accuracy when kicking field goals. Clary attended the 2017 Future Stars Camp. He showed improvement in his punting and his ball striking on Field goals at camp. Increasing his leg strength and explosiveness this winter will be key for his continued development. Clary's recently attended the 2016 Western Winter Showcase Camp.

Connelly ’s most recent Kohl’s Camp was the Eastern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He has a tall athletic frame which will give him the opportunity to do some special things as a specialist. Eliminating his miss hits will be key for Connelly in future Kohl's rankings.Connelly recently attended the 2017 Future Stars event in Atlanta, GA. He once again showed that he has one of the quicker legs in his class. He averaged 65 yards with 3.79 seconds of hang time during the kick off charting portion of camp.

William most recently attended the 2015 National Scholarship Camp, he competed well in the drill phase of camp, needs to continue to improve in his charting of kicks, consistent ball striking is the key for him to improve, hit some very impressive kicks at camp, charting needs to improve to match his ability.

Divito recently competed at the 2017 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. There were flashes of consistency during his kickoff charting at camp, he struck some good rotating footballs. Focusing on increasing his hang time this summer should help his kickoffs develop further. Cleaning up his approach to the ball on field goals should help his accuracy improve on field goals. Creating a flat drop table should help his punting develop as well.

Dziuba’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He charted well during the field goal portion of camp by making 7 out of 10. He is very close to moving up to the next level in Kohl’s rankings. Adding more distance and hang time will be key to his future Kohl's ranking.

Evitts’s mostrecent Kohl’s Camp was the Eastern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He had a good performance during the field goal charting portion of camp going 7 out of 10. Evitts was able to hit a 70-yard kick off during the event and if he can work on being able to call upon his "A" ball then he will do some special things.Evitts recently attended the 2016 Eastern Winter Showcase Camp and the 2017 UnderclassmanChallenge. He was able to chart multiple 65+ yard kick offs at the Underclassman.

Fee competed at the 2016 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He showed above average leg strength but hammering some KO's. Continuing to increase his consistency in ball striking is key for future development. He showed well at times on FG's, cleaning up contact and continuing to increase his command of his rotation is important. He charted punts also at camp and hit some decent balls. He has the leg strength to do all three disciplines but improving his comfortability with his drop on punts will be key

Zachary attended the 2014 Eastern Showcase Camp in Pittsburgh, PA. Good young specialist, gives glimpses of what he is capable of, repeatability is not consistent enough to be ranked at the next level, has good athletic skills to build upon, development will be key in the next couple of years, ahead of his age level currently, too early to tell what his full potential is.

Gomez recently attended the 2018 National Senior Challenge. He averaged 53 yards per kickoff and was consistent with his ball striking and his approach to the ball. Cleaning up his rotation and controlling more of his ball flight will help his field goal ability improve. Gomez competed at the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He competed in all three areas at camp and charted well in kickoffs by averaging 56.50 yards per kick. He flashed potential in his punting as well. Continuing to develop his rhythm with his drop will be important for his improvement.

Harkey has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He showed good athleticism throughout the camp and hit some impressive footballs during the drill work phase of camp. Consistency will be key for Harkey to progress and be ready to compete at the next level. Harkey attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He showed that he has an impressive "A" ball on his kick off's with multiple 67+ yard hits.

Herbst recently attended the 2016 Texas Winter Showcase Camp. He displayed a strong leg by averaging over 60 yards per Kickoff. Putting focus on sitting back on contact should allow him to hit for better hang time and increase his kickoff ability. Cleaning up his ball contact on Field goals should help with his accuracy as well. In punting he flashed solid leg strength as well by averaging nearly 35 yards per punt. Catching the ball cleanly and molding it to his drop should allow him to improve his contact which should help his power increase.

Alex most recently attended the 2016 NSC. His charts were reflective of his current skill level. Needs to practice and refine his overall technique. Technical improvement can aid his development. If he can improve his ball striking, he can move up in the rankings.

Terry attended the Southern Showcase Camp in the winter of 2015, has some tools to become very effective, progress is necessary to reach potential, the ball jumps off his foot well, good leg speed, with improvement in ball rotation he should make good progress.

McLemore recently attended the 2017 Texas December Showcase. He once again had an excellent showcase camp on field goals and kickoffs. He made 7 field goals during the charting portion and also averaged 74.5 yards per kickoff. He is one of the better field goal kickers in the 2018 class. He showed college level punting ability as well, continued improvement of his drop will be key for his maximizing his potential. McLemore attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He was impressive during the field goal charting portion of camp scoring 21 out of 33 and also showed that he performs well during the pressure round going 3 out of 3. His "A" ball on kick off's are at the college level and if he can eliminate his miss hits he will move up in the rankings.

Mingoue attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He shows good potential with his kicking. Making sure that he works on a more repeatable motion will see him make better contact with the football. He has too many miss hits to be ranked at the next level but he does have the ability to be up there.

Pepe recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. Pepe scored 17 made field goals and averaged 58.3 yards per kickoff. Increasing the command of his ball flight and clean contact should help increase his accuracy and ability to produce his "A" ball more often. attended the 2016 NSC. His most recent Camp allowed us to see what his “A” ball looks like. Needs to continue to work on the details required to become dominant.

Reynolds recently attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His most recent Camp allowed us to see what his “A” ball looks like and it was impressive. Cleaning up contact off the ground will help his field goal ability become even better. He has the ability to play college football, increasing ball/foot contact and cleaning up his rotation will be key. Continuing to refine his technique will see big gains in his consistency and move him up in the Kohl's rankings.

Roberts recently attended the 2017 December Texas Showcase Camp. He charted all three disciplines at camp. He hit several punts over 40 yards was consistent with his drop and ball striking. He averaged 66.25 yards per kickoff and scored 5 made kicks during the field goal portion of camp. During the drill work portion, he consistently hit clean rotation and had good lift on his kicks. Increasing confidence in ball striking off the ground will be key for his overall development.

Sexton attended the Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. Rarely hits his “A” ball, “A” ball is competitive when he hits it. Sexton needs to continue to work on refining his repeatability to maximize his talent. With improvement in ball rotation, he should make good progress.

Smidt attended the 2015 National Scholarship. He was able to hit some 60+ yard KO's. He will need to continue to improve his agility and speed towards to help him produce better distance and hang time on his kicks. Improving his ability to call on his "A" will help his FG's. His leg strength was decent in his punting. Continued improvement in his drop and ability to hit cleanly up and through will be key for his development.

Trager recently attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He shows good ball striking skills, however he needs to continue to get stronger in the coming years to be fully effective as a specialist. He needs to drive the ball better with more consistency because improvement in his trajectory will add yards and hang-time to his average kicks which will propel him to the next ranking level.

Waller recently attended the 2018 Senior Challenge Camp. He averaged just under 60 yards per kick and was able to create consistent ball flight and repeatable steps on his approach. Increasing leg strength and continuing to work on increasing his command of his ball flight should help his field goals make improvement. on Waller attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He shows good ball striking skills, however he needs to continue to get stronger in the coming months to be fully effective as a college specialist. With some refinement he will see significant changes in his ball striking and accuracy.

Weiskircher has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Eastern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017.Shows talent in his ball striking ability, the key for improvement will be continued experience. Weiskircher showed good potential in the drill work phase of camp. His overall athletic development is key in moving up in the rankings.