2019 National punter Ratings

Mora has consistently shown to be a great performer when competing against the best in the country. His most recent camp in July of 2018 was no exception. Mora won the punt charts over four sessions against 600 other competitors. His field goals and kickoffs were also outstanding. Mora's work ethic and improvement over the years have been impressive to watch. His attitude and ability to handle pressure will be a huge asset in college. He is a worthy recipient of the Sam Foltz Award.

Reichard has been attending Kohl's Kicking Camps since the 6th grade, and unlike most that start at that age, he has developed every year. Reichard is a rare combo kicker/punter and probably the best overall prospect Kohl's has seen in the last five years. His leg strength was again on display in July of 2018 at the Kohl's Kicking National Scholarship Camp. He combines superior leg strength, superior coordination, and superior maturity to be a coach's dream when it comes to trusting a specialist. He is ready for the next level.

Bramblett recently competed at the Kohl's Kicking Southern Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He won the punt competition and had the highest punt score of any player during our Showcase Camp Tour in May. The technical progress he's made has been outstanding. His miss-hits are better than most high school punters' "A" ball. Bramblett hit multiple 5.0 hang times this past May at the Southern Showcase. He has been very impressive at previous Kohl's events, but his athletic and technical progress was different this spring. He is one of the more college ready punters we have seen in the last couple of years.

Wilcox most recently competed at Midwest Showcase Camp in Dec of 2018. He hit multiple 4.3 hang-time KO's at this event. In July, Wilcox showed marked improvement on his ball rotation, field goal range, and most impressively in his punting. He has rare field goal range for a high school player. Wilcox also drives the ball very well on kickoffs. He is a prototypical punter because of his size and athletic build. He finished top three in punting at the Kohl's Kicking National Scholarship Camp with 600 participants. Wilcox has tremendous upside in college!

Brady recently competed at the Kohl's Kicking National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had a big camp with a final punt score of 110.35. His leg strength and hang time are different than other top players in the 2019 class. Brady is a well coached, knowledgeable player who should adapt well to the college game. He has progressed both technically and athletically to the point that he is one of the best 2019 punters in America. Brady has consistently been one of our top ten players since his sophomore year and his progress in punting has allowed that to be the case heading into his senior season as well. His kickoffs have also improved, which adds another tool for him at the next level.

McNamara most recently attended the Kohl's Kicking Western Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He showed marked improvement as a punter by winning the punting competition and having one of the highest punt scores out of everyone in the country. McNamara has a prototypical punter body that will only get stronger as he is able to put on good weight in the coming years. McNamara's hands and leg speed are special! He has also improved his kicking to the point he was able to hit a 71-yard kickoff this past May as well. He is a surefire D1 punter who may also be able to contribute as a kicker at the next level.

Hanson recently competed this July during the Kohl's Kicking National Invitational Scholarship Camp. He showed again to be a technically sound kicker/punter. In May, his field goal consistency during drill work was outstanding. Hanson is a very consistent player off the ground. Hanson has also shown technical improvement in punting by turning over more of his punts. Hanson is a very consistent and well coached performer whose steady improvement over the years makes him a dependable college prospect. His "A" ball is good enough to play at a high level in college.

Cormier has the prototypical size and frame to be an outstanding college punter. His athletic build and raw power make him a D1 recruit. His technical improvement has been impressive this spring. Cormier is someone with rare leg talent. His "A" ball might be the biggest in the 2019 class. Cormier was able to hit multiple 65-yard punts during the drill work period in May 2018 at the Kohl's Kicking Southern Showcase Camp. He also showed well with a top 10 performance at the Kohl's National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. His leg speed and overall upside are very rare. If he works at the technical aspects of punting, he will be a special player.

York has attended multiple Kohl's Kicking Camp events and has developed into a "Power Five" scholarship player. He is a prototypical scholarship player who recently showed well at the Kohl's Kicking National Invitational Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. York again graded out at the 5.0-star level as both a kicker and punter. His overall hang time and distance separate him from other top players. York's height on field goals is the best in the country. His kickoffs are arguably the best in the country as well. If he can continue to improve his ball rotation on field goals he will be game ready day one of college. York is able to do special things on the football field, and that is why LSU choose to pick this talented player whose work ethic and drive to be great should lead him to college success.

Swanson recently earned an invite to the Kohl's Kicking National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018. He was very impressive during the charting of his punts with multiple going 55+ yards. Swanson has long levers and the lefty is currently one of the best punters in his class. He creates clean rotation, excellent distance, and superior hang time. He hit multiple punts throughout the day that were 50+ yards with hang time over 4.5 seconds. Also a standout kickoff guy (69 avg.) and a solid field goal striker (6 made). Swanson also attended the Kohl's Southern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2016. The ball jumps off his foot well. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist. He has a smooth left footed motion on his punting.

Romenick recently competed at the Kohl's Kicking National Scholarship Camp and finished with a punt score of 108.6 at that event in July of 2018. Earlier in the year he earned an invite to the Kohl's National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. Romenick showed why he is one of the best 2019 punting prospects with an average of 53 yards with 4.3 seconds of hang time during the charting portions of camp in January. He hit some big hang times with punts at the Underclassman Challenge with his best being a 4.96-second ball. Romenick has attended multiple Kohl's events and his frame, consistency, and leg strength make him a D1 player.

Sanborn recently attended the Kohl's Western Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He earned a top 10 ranking in both kicking and punting. With a breeze at his back, Sanborn showed he has the ability to hit an 80 yard kickoff. He also showed consistency in punting and on field goal kicking. Sanborn is a good student who should draw interest from top programs across the country. In January he had multiple 50+ yard punts and 70+ yard kickoffs throughout our Underclassman Challenge. He also had one of the best overall performances at the Kohl's Kicking National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. The future is bright for this consistent performer. He is someone to keep an eye on in the coming months.

Wilson recently earned an invite to the 2017 Underclassman Challenge after a big performance at the Winter Showcase Camp. He hit multiple 50+ yard punts and was very impressive with his "A" ball. Wilson attended the National Scholarship Camp where he posted a score of 107.44. Wilson finished in the top ten among punters in the 2019 and 2018 classes. His tall athletic frame at 6'4 gives him a chance to do some special things as a punter. Wilson's best ball is special and consistency improvements have happened since the winter of 2017. If he continues to refine his technique he has the talent to be our #1 punter in the years to come.

Wheatley recently earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. He hit some impressive punts at camp with multiple going over 45 yards. He moved up in both kicking and punting in our national rankings at the Showcase Camp. Wheatley graded out at the 4.5 level in both disciplines. He has made nice athletic and technical gains over the last year. His overall ball striking has improved as well as his "A" ball. He shows impressive talent in both kicking and punting. His composure and maturity should help him at the next level.

Bechdel attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had an impressive showing by scoring 108.92 during the charting phase of camp. He did multiple things well at camp both in the pocket and outside of it. Bechdel has the leg strength to compete at the next level. Bechdel has shown great improvement since his last camp in 2017 and he should be looked at as a college level punter!

Hutchinson recently attended the 2019 Kohl's Senior Challenge. He had a fantastic overall camp and demonstrated that he is ready to compete with anyone in the nation. He won the punt comp during the Live Final Stream and also had some very impressive kick off's at camp. Hutchinson attended the Texas Showcase in December of 2018. His "A" ball can compete with anyone in the 2019 class. Increasing the command of being able to call on that ball will be key for his overall development. In July he charted several 70+ yard kickoffs with a big ball of 74 yards with 3.52 seconds. He also scored 21 points int he field goal portion of camp. He also created some big hang times at camp including his high ball of 4.85 seconds. His tall athletic frame allows him to use his levers well on field goals, kick off's, and punts. He is working hard on refining his skills and he will continue to get better in college!

Elzinga is a talented lefty punter who recently competed at the Eastern Showcase Camp in December of 2018. He has a great frame and all the tools to be successful. Elzinga's leg strength is good but he does need to consistently hit a slightly higher "A" ball. Elizinga should be someone who draws college interest before signing day in Feburary!

Eberle recently competed during the Showcase Camp Tour in May of 2018. He showed technical refinement in punting. His drop and overall consistency seemed improved since the winter. The ball jumps off his foot and he proved he is one of the best players in the Northeastern region of the United States. Eberle is also a kicker but his punting is far ahead of his kicking on a national level. Eberle is someone who has the raw leg talent to turn heads and with continued technical refinement will become an outstanding college player.

Morris has shown to consistently have the strongest leg in the country on kickoffs. He is a 6'4 215 lbs lefty who was hitting 50-60 yard roll-out punts with very little knowledge on the topic this May. He has been working with coach Joe Gardener this summer to improve his roll out punting as well as his "in the pocket" punting. His upside is tremendous. Morris is one of the very few players in high school or college who can hit 4.5 hang-times on kickoffs. Morris has shown progress in the pocket by finishing in the top 20 at the National Scholarship Camp in punting. He is currently undervalued and if he can continue to develop more consistency in punting from the pocket he will be a special weapon in college.

Perez competed at the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. His punt charts were outstanding. Perez's overall score of 109.2 made him a five star prospect. He showed an ability to do multiple things well at camp and should be one of the top punting prospects in the NW heading in his senior season!

Cooey most recently attended the Eastern Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He showed very impressive leg strength and consistency during the charting phase of camp. He still needs to continue to work on his hands and drop consistency to have total command of his punting. Cooey has the power to become a power 5 college punter. We are excited to see his progress this summer. If his technical progress can match his athletic progress from last year to this year, he will be a highly valued player!

Rodriguez has attended previous camps with the most recent being a Winter Showcase Camp. In July, he had some special punts at camp with multiple 50+ yard hits with 4.7 seconds of hang time. He has the talent to play at the college level and we expect big things this fall. Rodriguez attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He averaged 40+yards during the punt charting phase of camp. Rodriguez also had an impressive "A" ball of 53 yards. He is a talented punter and we expect some good things this upcoming fall.

Keltner has attended multiple Kohl's events over the years. He is someone who showed improvement in leg strength and athletic ability since the winter at both the May 2018 Showcase Camp in Atlanta and the National Scholarship Camp in July. Keltner's leg speed showed up on kick offs, punts, and field goals. His attention to detail and focus on his craft should interest college coaches looking for a consistent and coordinated performer. Keltner has been to multiple Kohl's events over the years and he seems to be hitting his stride heading into his senior season!

Rigney’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2018. He hits a good “A” ball and his hands and drop were fantastic in the drill work phase at camp. His frame and overall upside make him someone who will seem to only get better in college. His drill work at camp was better than his charts and he should adapt well to the college requirements in get off time and distance traveled on his approach. Rigney should draw college interest in the coming months!

Foster recently competed at a 2018 December Showcase. He drove the ball well and showed confidence and consistency. Foster does need to continue to develop his hands and roll out punts. He's a talented punting prospect who has a great frame, good levers and powerful hips. Foster can consistently get footballs to turn over which should make him attractive to a college program in the coming months.

Grant recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. His leg strength and confidence in his command have gotten better. His leg speed and power are apparent and he's continued to improve his consistency since he earned a 5.0 star ranking in May. The ball jumps off his foot and his "A" ball can compete with most on the national level. Grant has attended multiple Kohl's events over the years and has continued to work hard and make progress to becoming an elite level punter.

Herrera attended the 2018 National Invitational Scholarship Camp and made a total of 36 points on FG's. His FG's might be top 3-5 in the country. Herrera does need to continue to develop as a kick-off specialist to compete with the top five players in the country, but considering he is new to kicking/punting it is very possible. Herrera has proven multiple times he is a great player and we expect him to have a big senior season!

Weinberg had an excellent showing at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. His leg strength has improved and the consistency of his drop has become impressive. He has great command of his catch/mold and his drop and is hitting with a high level of confidence. He showed impressive refinement in his roll-out punts and was able to score points on them at camp as well. Weinberg charted several 50+ yard punts with over 4.2 seconds of hang time and his big ball at camp was a 44 yard 4.69 second punt. Weinberg attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He was impressive during the charting portion of camp with multiple 50+ yard punts. He needs to continue to work on his trajectory to gain more hang time to his impressive distances.

Detlefson recently competed at the National Invitational Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had some very impressive punts throughout the charting phases of camp. His ability to repeat the same motion was impressive and he has the leg strength to compete at the next level. Detlefson is a very talented young athlete and will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2019 recruiting class.

Krimm recently competed at the 2018 National Invitational Scholarship Camp. He had one of the more impressive punts at camp with a 50 yard 5.37 second hang time. Krimm is one of the more talented athletes we have seen and has the leg to compete with the best in the nation. His power and work ethic will see him competing for a starting position next year at the next level. We at Kohl's are excited to see how the next 12 months will be for Krimm.

Lantz most recently attended the 2018 December Showcase Camp. He showed well in both kicking and punting. Lantz is our former #1 kicker who finished up the summer by having his best performance of 2018. Lantz's leg speed allows him to do things other top players can't. Lantz can hit 4.2 KO's which is rare for a high school player. His work ethic and attention to details should help him at the next level!

Knight has been to multiple camps over the last year with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had a great overall performance at camp and continues to develop as a combo specialist. Knight showed good field goal range and overall ball striking ability in kicking and punting at the multiple Showcase Camps. His command and overall leg speed are unique. He is someone who is a dominant HS player and can develop into a Division 1 scholarship player. His leg speed and overall coordination separate him from other top players his age!

Dunlap recently attended the May Texas Showcase Camp. He showed outstanding leg strength and charted very well against other talented punters. His technical progress since the winter months is evident and he has the leg strength to warrant multiple college looks this summer. Dunlap has improved to the point that he should catch the eye of college coaches looking for a good pocket punter. His distance and hang-times during the charting phase of camp opened up the eyes of our staff this May!

Coe had an excellent showing at the Eastern Showcase in May of 2018. He seems to have taken another jump athletically. He won the field goal competition with a 63 yard blast off the ground. There was little to no wind during that attempt. He also showed D1 leg strength on kick offs and punts at that event. His hips are very explosive and his ball foot contact has become more repeatable since the winter months. He can still work on hitting his "A" ball more often in punting but his overall talent is one of the very best in the NE region of the US. Coe is a true k/p combo player at the next level.

Johnson had an excellent showing at the 2018 December Midwest Showcase. He showed huge leg strength in both kickoffs and punts and with some small adjustments on his field goals will be a true combo collegiate prospect. In July he charted several 80+ yard kickoffs and had a few 50+ yard punts with hang time over 4.6 seconds. Johnson has a tall athletic frame which he uses well on kick off's. Johnson has hit many D1 kick offs at our events and can compete early in college!

Ham earned an invite to the Kohl's Kicking National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. He showed great ability to kick off the ground by making 15 out of 16 during field goal charting. Ham also showed great leg strength with multiple 75+ yard kickoffs. He showed marked improvement on his field goal ability by making 9 charted kicks at camp. Ham's punting improved as well and he averaged 43.7 yards per punt and had several 50+ yard punts. His leg has gotten stronger and his technique continues to improve. Ham attended the 2017 Kohl's Kicking Southern Spring Showcase. He displayed advanced ball striking in field goals and had good "pop" on his kickoffs. He averaged 63.25 yards per kickoff.

Burkett recently competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He charted in all three disciplines but currently his punting is his strength. His big ball punting was 62 yards with 4.53 seconds of hang time. He was one of the better roll-out punters in attendance as well. His big ball on kickoffs was 64 yards with 3.31 seconds of hang time. He also managed to score 13 points on his field goals at camp.

Sandy recently competed at a December Midwest Showcase Camp. He graded out at the 4.5 star level with an in the pocket score of 103.9. He consistently hit 40 yard punts with solid hang-time. He does need to work on his roll out punting but has the tools needed to perform at the next level in college. He showed good control and rhythm in the drill work phase at camp. He also demonstrated next level leg strength on kickoff's with a big ball score of 66 yards with 4.19 second hit.

Jamieson competed at a December 2018 Showcase Camp. He did a great job punitng from the pocket. He does need to work on his roll out punts but he scored an impressive 104.9 in the pocket. His leg strength and overall ability make him a very recruitable punter in the 2019 class!

Lukasheay’s most recent Kohl’s camp was a December Showcase Camp. In July he hit multiple 50+ yard punts during the charting phases of camp. We expect him to continue to grow as a pure punter. He needs to continue to work on his drop to be one of the more consistent punters in the 2019 class. His leg strength is good enough to play in college and he just needs to work on his handling to play early in college!

Sanders attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2018. He is an impressive athlete who has a tall athletic frame. Sanders hit some impressive balls at camp and showed good improvement since his last camp. He showed that he has good natural power and also demonstrated that he can perform the roll-out punt. His in the pocket score along with his roll out scores have moved him up to the 4.5 star level!

Marmion recently attended the 2019 Kohl's Senior Challenge. He did some impressive things and was able to show his leg strength with a 77 yard kick off during the charting phase of camp. Marmion attended the Western December Showcase Camp in 2018. He had one of the stronger legs at camp and it showed during the charting of kick off's and punt sessions. He was able to generate great hang time and distance on high percentage of his kicks and his punts. One of the better combo prospects in his class. In May he hit a 67 yard 3.5 second hang time kick off and multiple 60+ yards hits as well. Marmion has the talent to compete at the next level as a kicker and a punter. He made a nice jump in his punting since May and is a someone to watch before signing day in February!

Garrett recently attended a 2018 Showcase Camp. He had another solid showing at the event. His drop is smooth, he also moves well and he creates consistent contact on his punts. He is a college level punter and is consistent into the wind and confident in his roll-out punts. Garrett recently moved into the top 50 nationally and has worked hard over the years to reach this level in punting. He is someone who could compete at the next level in college!

Hohenthaner recently attended the 2019 Kohl's Senior Challenge. His tall athletic frame will allow him to do some special things at the next level. His ability is up there with some of the top in the class and he is ready to compete at the next level. Hohenthaner had a good showing at a December 2018 Showcase Camp. He looked solid in all three areas at camp. His punting is currently ahead of his kicking FG off the ground. In July his big ball on kickoffs was 69 yards with 3.86 seconds of hang. He scored 22 points on field goals and his best punt was 55 yards with 4.61 seconds of hang time. Hohenthaner’s upside is huge. If he can continue to develop his hands and call on his "A" ball more often he has top 20 talent as a punter!

Brock recently attended the 2019 Kohl's Senior Challenge. He had the most impressive field goal charting phase of camp by making all 10 field goals in some very windy conditions. He showed that he is ready to compete at a high level and should be on some big time schools radar. Brock competed at a December 2018 Showcase Camp and showed very well in both kicking and punting. He graded out at the 4.5 star level in both areas. His leg speed and ability to recreate his swing make him a college prospect. He made an impressive 12 points on FG's and scored a 105.1 on his KO charts. He is someone who can play at the next level and contribute both as a kicker and punter!

Long competed at a December Showcase in 2018. He showed a powerful leg with good coordination. His long 6'5 frame makes him an intriguing prospect for the next level. Long does need to work on his roll out punts and continue to turn the ball over more from the pocket. He has many of the natural tools needed to be successful in college!

Hoffman had an excellent showing at December 2018 Showcase. His leg strength and consistency have improved and he is kicking and punting the ball at a scholarship level right now. He has a smooth leg swing and uses his levers well. In July at the NSC, his field goals were impressive as he scored 31 points. His big ball during kickoffs was a 71 yard 3.63 second ball. He generates excellent leg speed through contact on his hits. His roll-out punts were improved and he was able to score points during the charting as well. Hoffman attended the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. His "A" ball of 74 yards with 3.62 seconds of hang time was up there with the best at that camp. His tall athletic frame allows him to generate a lot of energy into the football. His a very good combo k/p!

Willey recently competed at the 2019 Kohl's Senior Challenge at IMG Academy. He did some impressive things with the football during the charting phase of punts. He had a 49 yard average after 8 punts and also did some impressive things as a long snapper. Willey competed as a punter and a snapper at the Kohl’s Texas Showcase. He displayed the ability to snap with power and consistency. Willey was most impressive during the athletic portion of camp; he ran a 4.73 second 40-yard dash. Willey is a must watch prospect who has the intangibles to be something special.

Rychlik’s most recent Kohl’s camp was a 2018 Winter Showcase. He did some impressive things with the football during the punt charting phases of camp. He was able to hit multiple 45+ yard punts with solid hang times. Rychlik also attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018 and NSC in July. He had an impressive overall camps with solid charting on both kicking and punting. In May he made 13 out of 15 points on field goals and hit some 50+ yard punts. Rychilk is a good combo k/p who can play at the college level.

Schulze attended the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had a very impressive overall camp and earned a 4.5 star ranking with both kicking and punting. Schulze made 12 points out of 15 during the charting phase of field goals and hit an impressive 74 yard kick off with 3.53 seconds of hang time. He also averaged 44 yards per punt during the charting portion. He will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2019 class because he is a great all round athlete.

Chumley had an impressive showing at a 2018 winter Showcase Camp. His leg strength on KO's and punts was obvious. He does need some refinement on FG's as he only made 5 points on the FG charts. Chumley's KO's are at the D1 level with many easily going over 70 yards. His talent transcends to the college level and he could make an immediate impact on KO's!

Kyzer has recently attended a 2018 May Showcase Camp. His frame and leg strength are what college coaches are looking for and he's backed that up by showing well at multiple Kohl's events. Kyzer's technique does need some refinement to maximize his talent. If he can improve his swing and timing he could move into the top 10 in the 2019 class. Kyzer has consistently been a very good high school punter and with more consistent ball/foot contact he could transition into a "Wow" high school punter. Kyzer is definitely someone to keep an eye on!

Bonoffski attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He was one of the best overall performers at the Southern Showcase. He charted close to perfect with 14 out of 15 on field goals. Bonoffski also did well during the punt charting portion with an average of 44 yards with 4.1 seconds of hang time. He is one of the top combo specialist in the country and these upcoming months will be important to moving up to the elite specialist of the 2019 class.

Kim recently competed during the May Showcase Camp tour in 2018. He showed again that he is an impressive k/p who is one of the best players in his region. Kim's charts and drill work performances at camp show that he has made technical progress since January and is ready to have a big summer. His overall ball striking on both field goals and kick offs is more consistent than during the winter months. If he can take that momentum and continue to improve in the coming months he will receive multiple offers!

Mattson’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He was one of the more consistent combo specialist at the camp. He has a very natural talent and this upcoming fall we expect him to do some special things on the field. Mattson had a solid showing at the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. His leg has gotten stronger and he is hitting a more consistent and crisp football. His kickoffs have improved as well and he was able to chart a big ball of 65 yards with 3.44 seconds of hang. He close to being a college level scholarship player in all three categories.

Farrell recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He had an excellent showing overall at camp. His ball striking has improved as has his leg strength. He charted 26 points on field goals and was able to hit a big ball of 76 yards with 3.7 seconds of hang time. His punting was improved as well where he hit a big ball of 51 yards with 4.75 seconds of hang. He was also able to score points on the roll-out punts and he looked comfortable doing so. Farrell attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had an impressive drill work portion of camp and also demonstrated the ability to do the roll-out punt. He continues to show that he has the ability to do some special things as a specialist. Farrell earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018.

Heaton recently competed at the 2018 Scholarship Camp. His strength are his kickoffs and his punts but he showed the ability to strike a consistent field goal as well. He uses his frame well, staying small on his steps and keeping the ball extended are two things he can continue to focus on with his punting. He charted some impressive punts at camp and is hitting with confidence and consistency. His roll-outs are getting better and he was able to score points on them as well. Heaton is generating good speed on his approach to the ball and is using his levers to generate some excellent kickoff distances. Increasing the sit back should allow him to get more lift and create better hang on them as well. Heaton earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. He has made significant improvement in his leg strength and his technical development. He charted 8 made field goals and looked advanced in his drill work at the Showcase Camp.

Bales had another strong showing at the 2018 December Showcase Camp. He has explosive hips and the ball jumps off his foot. In July he scored 27 points on field goals and was able to hit some impressive kickoffs at camp. His best ball being a 73 yard 3.47 second blast. His punting was solid and he was able to hit a 60 yard 4.61 punt. He scored points in the roll-out portion of camp as well and his coordination stood out against his peers. Continuing to improve his technique is a focus for him in the coming years. Bales has the leg speed to compete at the highest level of football.

Obarski recently attended the National Invitational Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He showed well in both kicking and punting. His athletic frame and strong leg make him a very recruitable player. Obarski is a multi-sport athlete who has a big fall ahead of him. His field goal range and ability to drive kick offs deep should make him an attractive prospect. He has been a consistent performer with us in the last three ranking camps he attended. His charts and drill work make us believe that he is worth a scholarship offer in the coming months. We feel someone is going to get themselves a very good player!

Raynor has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He showed great improvements since we last saw him with his punting. Raynor has the ability to also do the roll-out punt. If he continues to gain confidence with his field goals he will do some special things as a combo specialist. Raynor attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He competed well in the drill phase of camp. He should be able to improve and become a successful specialist.

Grayem attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He hit multiple 50+ yard punts and averaged close to 47 yards during the charting portion of camp. Grayem is a talented young punter and is close to moving up in the rankings. Adding some hang time to his punts will see him ready to compete at the college level.

Batten attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He had a very successful camp and competed well.on a national stage. His best ball in his punting was 53 yard 4.73 seconds. He was successful on his roll-out punts and was able to score points there as well. Creating a quicker operation time will be key for his continued development in punting. Batten attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018.He averaged close to 47 yards per punt and had solid hang time of 4.0 seconds. He will continue to grow and mature into a solid college prospect.

Maddrey’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He hit multiple 55+ yard punts during the charting portion of camp. He also demonstrated the ability to hit the roll-out punt which will be a big upside for him at the next level. Maddrey attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He shows potential and has good athleticism as a specialist. With continued improvement in his consistency, he should be a good prospect.

Lowery’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He finished 4th overall during the field goal charting with 35 points out of 39. He will be someone to keep a close eye on in the 2019 class because he continues to get better with each cam he attends. Lowery attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a very impressive charting phase of camp with 12 points out of 15 on field goals, and his "A" ball of 68 yards with 3.91 seconds of hang time during the kick off portion. Lowery is one of the top kickers in the state of Florida and he will be someone to keep an eye on in his class. Lowery recently earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018. He showed that he has both the power needed and the control needed to compete at the next level. He made 7 out of 10 during the field goal charting portion of camp and hit a 68 yard 3.9 second hang time kick off.

Buschini recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He charted punts and kickoffs at camp. He is getting healthy and his explosiveness is coming back. His punting was markedly improved over this spring. Continuing to create command on his drop will be key for his continued success. He hit several 50+ yard punts including a 59 yard 4.52 ball. He looked consistent with his approach and ball striking on his roll-out punting as well. Buschini attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a solid overall camp and was impressive with his ability in the pocket and also showed very well during the roll-out portion of camp. Buschini most recently competed at the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017.

Lindquist attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He gained a lot of confidence as the camp went on and was able to hit multiple 60+ yard punts. He is a very talented young punter and showed that he has the leg to compete with athletes ranked ahead of him. Lindquist has a powerful leg and we expect big things this upcoming fall to see him ready to compete at the next level.

Kerska had a solid showing at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He displayed excellent coordination and ball striking ability. He was excellent on field goals by scoring 31 points on the field goal charting and finishing 14th at the camp in his class on field goals. Commanding his tempo and confidence should help him improve his kickoffs to where his field goals currently are. He showed the ability to roll out punt and scored points during the punt charting on it. Increasing his command of his drop should help his punting develop even more.

Lufkin competed at a 2018 December Showcase Camp. He showed well in drill work and in the charting phase at camp. Lufkin used his longer frame to score a 103.9 during the charting phase. Lufkin did score on the roll out punts and shows that with more refinement he can be an excellent in the pocket punter. He has many of the tools college coaches look for in a punter!

Pecorella has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He earned a 4.5 star rating with his impressive ability on kick off's. He has the leg strength to compete at the next level. Pecorella attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He once again showed great ability with his punting and he also showed that he can do the roll-out punt. Pecorella earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. He had a solid overall camp and continues to grow as a specialist. Pecorella's ability to hit 50+ yards with his punting was very impressive at the December Showcase Camp. We expect big things from him because he has the talent required to be a successful specialist.

Spangler‘s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some impressive field goals at camp and also showed that he has good leg strength on kick off's. Continuing to gain confidence in his ability will see him ready to compete at the next level. Spangler attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had some impressive hits at camp and showed that he has the ability to be a solid combo prospect at the next level. Spangler has a smooth swing motion and creates great energy through the football. If he can work on his repeatability on field goals he will be able to climb in the Kohl's rankings.

Campbell attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has a powerful leg and when he is hitting in rhythm is one of the better punters in his class. He hit some solid punts at camp and was able to score some points on the roll-out punts at camp. His big punt at camp was a 42 yard 4.67 second punt. Increasing his command of his drop on the outside of his punting leg should help him maximize more of his leg speed and power. Campbell attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He averaged close to 44 yards per punt during the charting portion of camp. He is one of the more talented punters in the north east region. Campbell earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series.

Leonard recently attended the Kohl's Kicking National Invitational Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He showed great improvement on his field goals off the ground. Leonard is a top baseball prospect along with being a great kicker/punter. He showed great command on his kickoffs and was able to call on his "A" ball during the competition phase of camp. His leg strength has gotten better and his technique is quickly moving turning him into one of the best prospects in his class. Leonard is someone who has bought into becoming a specialist and it showed with his most recent performance charting 31 points off the ground at camp. He is a different prospect than a year ago, it is exciting to see that type of development.

Abbes competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He was able to score 19 points in the field goal portion of camp. He was also able to chart a big ball during kickoffs of 75 yards with 3.84 seconds of hang time. Increasing his command of his ball striking should help him maximize his leg strength when it comes to field goals. His big ball during punts was a 53 yard 4.68 second blast. Creating more consistency with his drop and his hips coming up and through the ball will be key for him to maximize his leg speed and coordination. Abbes competed at the 2017 Western December Showcase. His kickoffs were excellent. Creating as much confidence in his field goals as he does his kickoffs will be key for his development. He charted 4 made kicks on field goals, he bounced back nicely in the drill work and hit some solid field goals.

Ferrin attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He was very impressive during the charting portion of camp on field goals by scoring 30 points. His punts and kick off's were also impressive. Ferrin also did a great job in May at the Spring Showcase he went 13 out of 15 points on field goals and showed great leg strength with a 70 yard 3.71 second hang time kick off. His athletic frame will allow him to continue to develop and become a solid specialist at the next level.

Hopper had a solid showing at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. His legs are explosive and he was able to chart multiple 80 yard kickoffs. He was also able to score 23 points during the field goal portion of camp. He showed the ability to roll out and score points during punt charting at camp. He hit some impressive punts at camp and increasing his command of his drop should help him gain more confidence in his ball striking. Hopper’s attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He showed that his punting is slightly ahead of his field goals. He hit multiple 50+ yard punts during the charting phase of camp. Hopper earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series.

German recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He catches the ball well and his good power in his hips. Improving the extension of his drop arm and sitting back should allow him to time up contact closer to knee height and create better hang time and distance. His "A" ball is excellent, he just need to command it more often. He big ball at camp was a 50 yard punt with 4.7 seconds of hang time. German attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had another solid camp during the Showcase Series and with a big off-season he will do some special things this upcoming fall. German earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series.

Colburn recently attended the 2019 Kohl's Senior Challenge. He was impressive with his leg strength and accuracy on field goals and is showing that he is ready to compete for a spot at the next level. Colburn attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He once again, had a solid showing at the event. He works hard at perfecting his craft and he is making progress on being smoother with his drop and cleaner with his contact on punts. He scored 22 points on field goals and his big ball on kickoffs was a 68 yard 3.57 second ball. Parker has college level punting ability and kickoffs and his field goals are almost on the same level. Colburn recent Kohl’s camp was the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He has the ability to play football at the next level. Working on his repeat-ability will be the key in the upcoming months. Colburn earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017.

Hall recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge. He showed improvement in his command of his drop and his ability to hit with consistency at camp. He was able to chart multiple 50+ yard punts and displayed confidence in his drop and leg swing. Hall competed at a 2018 Winter Showcase Camp as both a kicker and punter. His punting is currently ahead of his kicking based on his chart. He showed solid consistency and overall ability both in the pocket and on the roll out punts. His ability to set the ball in punting will continue to improve in the years to come.

Candalot recently competed at the 2019 Senior Challenge. He once again showed college level leg strength at the event by charting multiple 50+ yard punts. Increasing his ability to stay small with his steps and sit back on contact should help improve his hang time and his overall punting ability. Candalot had a strong showing at the 2018 Western Winter Showcase. He displayed advanced leg strength and skilled refinement in his punting technique. His charting was impressive and with continued work on speeding up his hands, will be a high end college punting prospect.

Croney competed at a 2018 Winter Showcase Camp. He showed well both in the pocket and on his roll out punts. He scored a 103.2 during the punt chart phase. He also showed well in the drill work portion of camp. Croney is someone who's punting ability is noticeable and should be able to play at the next level.

Borcila recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He had an excellent camp kicking and punting the ball. He scored 25 points on field goals and his big ball on kickoffs was an 80 yard 3.66 second blast. His punting was the most technically sound discipline that he charted in. He has smooth hands and quick feet and does a good job of attaching the plant. His big ball was a 50 yard 4.441 second ball and he was able to demonstrate confidence in his roll-out punts at camp as well. Borcila attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. His athletic frame allows him to do some special things as a specialist. He made 11 out of 15 during the charting of field goals. Borcila earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017.

Twidwell attended the National Invitational Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He did some impressive things with the football throughout the camp and is able to create very good hang time with his punting. Continuing to refine his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often will be key for future Kohl's rankings. We expect him to do some great things this upcoming fall because he has the talent required to perform at the next level.

Whipple has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. he allowed us to see that he is capable of hitting a solid roll-out punt which will be a great tool for him to add to his traditional punting. Whipple attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. His frame allows him to hit some impressive punts and with some refinement on his technique, he will be ready to compete at the next level. Whipple earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. His punting made significant improvements at the Showcase Camp and he showed increased leg strength. He averaged 44.9 yards per punt and hit a high hang time of 4.83 seconds.

Wale recently earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. His explosive leg allowed him to chart excellent kick off's at the Showcase Camp with an average distance of 72 yards. Increasing the command of his ball/foot contact should help clean up his rotation and create more control on his field goal's. His charted punts were also excellent, he averaged over 39 yards per punt and had two charted punts over 4.7 seconds. Wale has attended multiple Kohl's events and has the talent to move up into the 5 star category as a punter!

Law has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had a solid performance at camp and we expect big things this upcoming fall from Law. Law attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He hit some impressive 50+ yard punts at camp. He also demonstrated that he is capable of hitting the roll-out punt. Law earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. He showed college potential in both kicking and punting at the Showcase Camp. His leg speed and ball foot contact are impressive. The ball jumps off his foot very fast for someone with his build. He has an important next 6-12 months to develop athletically and he has the tools to compete with anyone in the nation. His upside is outstanding!

Hoffman recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has worked hard the past few months and he showed big improvement in his field goals and punting at camp. He scored 27 points in the field goal portion and hammered some kickoffs too. He is an explosive athlete and his coordination is helping him figure out punting. His pocket punts are more consistent and his roll-out punts he was able to score points on as well. Hoffman attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He continues to show impressive leg power with a 73 yard 3.5 second hang time kick off. Hoffman earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017.

Thorpe has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He once again showed that his "A" ball of 57 yards with 4.4+ seconds of hang time on punting is up there with the top athletes in the country. He also demonstrated the ability to hit the roll-out punt which will be a useful tool to have at the next level. Thorpe attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He hit some big punts during the charting portion of camp and averaged 47.25 yards. He is a talented young punter and has made big strides over the past year. Thorpe attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He is someone to watch over the next couple of years because he has the tools to do some special things as a specialist.

Sten’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He continues to show that he has next level leg strength with some impressive hits during the kick off charting phases of camp. This upcoming fall will be important to get some good game film to help with his recruiting process. Sten attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He showed at camp that he has the ability to become a solid college prospect as a combo specialist. He hit some impressive punts at camp and also strikes the ball well on field goals. Sten attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He was impressive during the charting portion of kick off's with a 65 yard average. His “A” ball is very impressive when he hits it. The ball jumps off his foot well and he has good natural power. He was very impressive during the field goal charting portion of camp hitting 8 out of 10.

Pope recently attended the 2019 Kohl's Senior Challenge. He had a good performance during some windy conditions and showed that he is ready to compete for a job at the next level. Pope attended the Winter Showcase camp in December of 2018. He did some special things with the football and his 71 yard kick off with 3.64 seconds of hang time during the charting phase of camp demonstrated that he is ready to compete at the next level. Pope attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He shows good ball striking skills and has good athleticism. He has some tools to become very effective as a specialist.

Krigger recently attended the Kohl's 2019 Senior Challenge at IMG Academy. He had some impressive moments at camp and demonstrated the ability to hit multiple 50+ yard punts during the charting portion of camp. Krigger attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some impressive punts at camp and also demonstrated the ability to hit the roll-out punt. Krigger has a tall frame and was consistent during the charting portion of camp. He is a good athlete and with natural growth he will develop into a good next level punter.

Lahaye recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge. He showed improved leg strength and was confident in his ball striking and technique. He has developed into a solid college combo prospect. Lahaye attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He did some impressive things with the football during the event and the next couple of months will be important for Lahaye to gain the confidence needed to compete at the next level.

Childers attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He once again showed one of the more impressive kick off legs in the 2019 class. He was able to win the punting competition and showed excellent leg strength in the kickoff portion of camp. Creating more confidence in his field goal ability will be key for his development. Right now he is more talented at the punting and kickoff position. Childers earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017.

Ramsey has attended multiple previous Kohl's camps with the most recent being the National Invitational Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He showed that he has the ability to kick off at the next level with a great score of 117.3 on KO's at this event. Ramsey also scored on impressive 31 points on his FG portion of camp. He seems to have broken through on FG's and his coordination has caught up with his body. Ramsey is also a good punter who should be watched closely this fall!

Anderson competed at a 2018 December Showcase. He showed advanced ability in kickoffs, punts and field goals at camp. He earned an impressive 10 points on FG's and 105 points on KO's. Anderson showed improved leg strength since his last camp. Sitting back and extending the ball out further on his punts should help with his hang time and his punting consistency to go along with his improved leg strength. He is one of the CO regions top players!

Pennell has attended previous camps with the most recent being at the Midwest Dec Showcase in 2018. He had a great performance at camp. Earlier Pennell showed that he is able to compete as a combo specialist at the next level. Pennell also had a solid showing in kicking and punting at the 2016 NSC. He showed solid refinement and ball striking in the field goal portion by scoring 21. In December of 2018 he scored punting points both in the pocket and in the roll out phase which should help him at the next level.

Westermann has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He finished in the top 20 on kick off's and showed great leg strength during the charting phases of camp. He has the talent to compete at the next level. Westermann recently earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. His "A" ball was impressive at the camp with a 52 yard hit. His tall athletic frame allows him to generate a lot of power into the football. He has a big "A" ball and if he continues to work on his repeatability he will move up in the Kohl's rankings. He has the talent to play at the next level.

Alexander recently earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He made 6 out of 8 on field goals and showed impressive leg strength on kick off's with a 69 yard 3.62 seconds of hang time hit. He also showed well during the punt phase of camp and earned a 4.5 star rating. Alexander recently attended the 2017 December Texas Showcase. He made 7 field goals during the charting portion of camp and looked excellent during the drill work. He needs to clean up the consistency of his ball striking on his kick off's. He had a few miss hits and if he can clean those up he could become one of the better kickers in his class.

Applegate recently earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. He showed impressive leg strength on his kickoffs by averaging 68 yards per kick. He was consistent and his technique was repeatable during the charting and drill work. He charted 8 made field goals and showed repeatable ball striking with clean rotation. His punting was solid, increasing the extension of his arms on his drop should help with increased power into his contact.

Bahri had another strong showing at the 2019 Senior Challenge. He showed college level leg strength and was excellent in both his punts and his kickoffs. Increasing his command of his ball flight and rotation should help increase his accuracy on his field goals. Bahri had an excellent showing at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He had an excellent showing in field goals by scoring 13 points. He was excellent in the charting portion, looked confident in his drill work and showed command of his ball flight throughout camp. His big ball on kickoffs was 65 yards with 3.31 seconds. He showed above average leg strength and refinement in his punting where he charted several 40+ yard punts.

Baker recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has excellent leg speed and creates impressive power for his size. He scored 20 points on his field goal charting and hit some impressive kickoffs at camp, including his "A" ball which was an 74 yard 3.41 second kickoff. In his punting he was able to once again show his power in the roll-out portion of camp and score points in the charting. Increasing his ability to hit up and through the football on his traditional punts will be key for his continued development. Baker attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. He had excellent drill-work in his punting and was excellent in his roll-out punts. His field goals are solid, controlling ball/foot contact will be key for maximizing his hips and leg speed. Baker attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed well in field goals by scoring 21 made kicks.

Baltar recently competed at the 2017 Southern December Showcase Camp. He showed improvement in his field goals and kickoffs where he charted 8 made field goals and averaged 59.75 yards per kick. He flashed his potential in punting during the drill work and was much more consistent than his chart would indicate. Baltar competed at the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He showed advanced leg speed and a repeatable drop in his punting. He averaged over 40 yards per punt with over 4.0 of hang time. He was excellent in his field goal striking at camp. He charted 9 made kicks and showed refined technique in the drill work.

Bates recently competed at the 2018 Midwest Showcase Camp. he has all the tools to be a successful kicker and punter, putting together charting and competition will be key for his development. His "A" ball is excellent, being able to call on it will be key for his collegiate future. Bates earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. He was impressive with multiple 50+ yard punts during the charting phase of camp. His leg strength and confidence in his kicking/punting abilities has gotten much better. He charted some excellent punts and kickoffs at camp.

Bernier recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He hits some impressive traditional pocket punts and was equally as good in his roll-outs. Continuing to focus on the command of his drop should allow his traditional punting to making even more gains. Bernier attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He showed that he has been working hard and has earned a jump in the Kohl's rankings. Continuing to work hard will see him ready to compete at the next level. Bernier attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017.

Bugenhagen had a strong showing at the 2017 TX Spring Showcase Camp and he followed it up with another strong performance at the NSC in July of 2017. His punt charts in July had him placed in the top 15 nationally in his class. Bugenhagen does need to continue to make athletic and technical gains, but he has made nice progress in 2017. His punting currently seems to be his stronger discipline.

Buhrfiend had a good day competing at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He scored 9 point in the field goal portion of camp and is now a 4.5 prospect in both kicking and punting. He has powerful legs and has continued to work hard and get better at his craft. Buhrfiend had a solid showing at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. His punting is making great strides in both consistency and ability. He charted well on the roll-out punts as well as his traditional style punts. His big ball punting was 55 yards with 4.37 seconds of hang time. His big kickoff at camp was 62 yards with 3.35 and he also scored 16 points on the field goal portion of camp.

Campbell recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He charted in all three areas at camp and showed flashes of a strong long and refined leg swing. He scored 15 points on field goals and had good lift and clean rotation on his makes. His big ball on kickoffs was a 75 yard 3.14 second ball. In punting he had several punts over 40 yards and above 4.0 seconds of hang time. He was also able to show some consistency on his roll-out punts and score points in the charting as well. Continued development of his tecchnique on his catch/mold should alllow him to punt with more consistency. Campbell attended the Showcase in May of 2018. He is a tall athletic specialist who continues to perform well at camps. This Showcase Camp we were also able to see that Campbell is capable of doing the roll-out punt. Campbell earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018. His field goals look smooth and repeatable and he charted well with 6 out of 8.

Caughron recently competed at the 2018 National Invitational Scholarship Camp. He again put up big numbers on FG's and KO's. In May Caughron won the field goal competition and showed extremely well during the drill work and charting phase of camp. Caughron is an interesting prospect to watch in the coming months. He seems to peaking heading into the season and is worthy scholarship kicker who is well coached and techincally solid.

Coe recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. His big ball at camp was a 41 yard punt with 4.28 seconds of hang. He caught the snaps well and moved swiftly though his punting approach. Creating more "sit-back" on contact should allow him to create better hang time on his punts. Coe attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He has a tall athletic frame which allows him to generate energy up and through the ball. Coe hit some impressive punts throughout the camp and was impressive with his "A" ball.

Cooley recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge. He once again displayed solid refinement in his punting technique and was able to chart some college level punts at the event. Continuing to focusing on a clean drop should help his ability to hit with more mass on contact. Cooley attended the 2018 Southern December Showcase. He scored 10 points during the roll-out portion of punting and hit some solid punts during the drill work portion of camp. Increasing the command of his drop and consistency in his ball striking should help his punting ability improve. Keeping the drop in line with his punting leg should allow him to maximize his leg strength in his punting.

Dallazem had a strong showing at the 2019 Senior Challenge. He displayed college level leg strength and ability in all three disciplines at camp. He charted 8 made field goals in the charting and was able to score a big ball of 75 yards with 3.31 seconds of hang time. He was also able to chart several punts over 50 yards and was able to showcase his talent in his catch/mold portion of the punt.

Dansker had a strong showing at the 2019 Senior Challenge. He displayed college level leg strength and with some improved consistency will improve his collegiate options. He charted several 50+ yard punts, staying small with his steps should allow him to incorporate more of his hips and create better hang time on his punts.

Davis solidified himself as one of America's top talents in the spring of 2018 at multiple Kohl's Kicking Camp events. He repeatedly hit field goals from 65 yards away and further. His kickoffs are consistently going over 75 yards and his "A" ball might be the best in the 2019 class. His ball rotation has gotten cleaner since his junior season and his overall ability and upside is undeniable. Davis is an early commit to Texas A&M and will only add to their already impressive roster.

Dennis recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He competed in all three disciplines at camp and was able to score 20 points in the field goal portion and have an "A" ball of 64 yards with 3.75 seconds of hang time. In his punting, he showed confidence in his roll-out punts and was able to score points on them as well. Continued focus on clean contact and pure rotation will help his field goals and kickoffs improve. Dennis attended the Spring Texas Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He has good natural talent as a punter and he had some impressive punts at camp. Dennis showed that he is able to sit back and create good hang time on his punts.

Eason had a strong showing at the 2019 Senior Challenge. He displayed improved leg strength and was able to make a marked improvement in his punting ability. He has the ability to compete as a combo prospect collegiatley. Eason attended the Winter Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had a good performance at the camp and showed that he has the talent to perform at the next level. Continuing to grow and develop his technique on field goals will see some big things happen over the next year.

Eastin recently attended the 2019 Kohl's Senior Challenge. He had a solid showing at the event and demonstrated that he is ready to compete at the next level. Eastin competed at a 2018 December Showcase Camp. He showed excellent leg strength and pop on his kickoffs where he was able to chart some impressive kicks. In July his "A" ball on kickoffs was a 75 yard 3.44 second ball. Increasing his command of his field goal striking will be key for his continued development, he scored 18 points on the field goal portion of camp in July and scored 10 out of 15 points in December. In the punting portion of camp he showed confidence in his ability to roll-out punt. Increasing his command of his drop during traditional punting will be key for his development. Eastin is a college prospect both as a kicker and punter!

Evans recently competed at a 2018 Winter Showcase Camp. He showed well in many different phases at camp. His roll out punts were outstanding as he scored 10 out of 10 points on his roll out punts. Evans' score of 92 in the pocket was solid and we feel with his 6'3 frame he will make some leg speed progress in the coming years. Evans has a lot of tools to work with to become a good punter!

Finison recently competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed excellent ability on field goals by scoring 30 points. His kickoffs were strong at camp as well where his big ball was a 80 yard 3.31 second ball. He has great command of his rotation and is able to kick his field goals with great smoothness and command. Finison competed at the 2017 December Southern Showcase. He is battling an ankle injury and had a difficult time driving off his plant foot. getting healthy and strengthening his legs will be key for this winter and development into the spring.

Fitzgerald recently earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. He showed that he has the ability to hit off the ground with 6 made field goals on day 1 of camp. He was also very impressive during the kick off charting on day 1 with an average of 64+ yards and 3.73 seconds of hang time. He has the ability to play at the next level as a combo specialist and this off-season will be important to reach his full potential.

Frazer recently competed at a 2018 Winter Showcase Camp. He showed improved leg speed and power. Creating a faster and smoother operation is still paramount for his continued development. A clean catch and smooth drop should help him eliminate some of the miss hits as well. Frazer has worked very hard on his leg strength and on his technique and his talent is showing as he continues to train. Frazer is someone who could add quality depth to a college roster!

Freel has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He was very impressive with his ability to hit a big ball with his punting. He hit multiple 47+ yard punts with more than 4 seconds of hang time. If he continues to improve he has a chance to become a highly recruited prospect in the 2019 class. Freel had a solid showing at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted field goals at a high level by scoring 19 made kicks. He averaged over 58 yards per kickoff and flashed 65+ yard kickoff ability.

Freire recently earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. He had some impressive kick off's at camp with an average of 68+ yards with 3.6 seconds of hang time. Freire has a very quick leg and explosive hips. His technique is sound, increasing the command of his drop in punting should help him maximize his leg speed and talent. He averaged 62.5 yards per kick off. Cleaning up the approach to the ball and focusing in on clean contact through the ball should help his accuracy on field goals improve.

Gabbe recently competed at the 2019 Senior Challenge. He had a solid showing and has made significant improvements in his punting technique and refinement. He scored 6 points in the field goal charting ans was able to have a big ball of 73 yards with 3.76 seconds of hang time. Gabbe competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed excellent refinement in his ball striking by scoring 26 points during the charting portion of camps. His big ball on kickoffs was a 69 yard 3.47 second ball. His field goals are currently his strength but his kickoffs were solid at camp as well.

Galloway recently attended the 2019 Kohl's Senior Challenge. He had an excellent performance during some windy conditions by making 9 out of 10 field goals. He is a very talented 2019 prospect who will be a good combo specialist at the next level. Galloway had an excellent showing at the 2018 Midwest Showcase Camp. He showed advanced ball striking and leg speed on kickoffs and field goals. He scored 13 points and displayed excellent refinement in his ball striking during the drill work portion off the ground. In July he scored 26 points on the field goal portion of camp and had a big ball of 77 yards with 3.98 seconds of hang. He hit great hang time on his punts and was able to roll-out and score points as well. Keeping the ball extended on his drop arm should help him get the ball out and drive it with more consistency. He has the ability to be combo prospect in college.

Garner recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed solid potential and refinement in all three disciplines at camp. His big ball on kickoffs was a 67 yard 3.16 second ball. He scored 17 points on the field goal portion of camp and scored points during the roll-out session of punting. His coordination is solid and his leg speed is good, creating more consistency on ball contact will be key for his continued developement. Garner attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He is a talented young punter and was consistent with his hitting. Garner also demonstrated the ability to do the roll-out punt. This off-season will be important for him to gain more power and this will help him climb in the Kohl's rankings.

Garrett recently earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. He had a great showing during the kick off charting portion of day 2 of camp with a 71 yard 3.6 second hang time average. He displayed Division 1 leg strength and coordination in both his kicking and his punting at the Showcase Camp. He charted well during the field goal and kickoff portion by making 8 kicks and averaging 67.25 yards per kick off. He was excellent during the drill work showcasing refinement in his technique and confidence in his ability. He demonstrated solid technique in his punting as well, where he charted an average punt of 45 yards with several being 50 plus.

Grace recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He had a strong overall showing at the event by scoring 28 points on field goals, charting a big ball on kickoff of 72 yards with a 3.56 seconds of hang and scoring punts on roll-outs at camp. He has a strong leg and creates excellent "pop" on the football. He is a talented combo prospect who has the ability to do all three at the collegiate level.

Griskie recently attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. He has made significant strides in improvement in his punting. He showed the ability to roll-out punt and stay in the pocket and hit good hang time as well. He charted 9 made field goals and has worked hard at improving his abilities. Griskie earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He charted well during the field goal portion of camp with 6 made out of 8 and shows good potential with his punting.

Guajardo recently competed at the Midwest Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He scored very well in the field goal charting phase and backed it up with a solid drill work session. The talented lefty shows college level leg strength and repeatably on field goals and kick offs and he moved into the 5.0 category this spring as a kicker. Guajardo's punting is somewhat up and down but his talent and leg strength give him a high ceiling in punting as well.

Guerrieri’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He continues to show that he has the ability to do some special things as a combo specialist. He has had a successful high school career and understands pressure situations and performing well in them. Guerrieri was invited to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018. He had an impressive camp with his punting with multiple 50+ yard punts during the charting portion. He also made 6 field goals out of 8 and had some impressive kick off's. Guerrieri showed that he has the ability to punt at the next level and with some refinement on his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often he will do some special things this upcoming fall.

Gutierrez-Olvera had another solid performance at the 2019 Senior Challenge. His displayed college level leg strength and has the ability to compete as a college combo prospect. Continued work on clean rotation off the ground will be key for his field goal development. Gutierrez-Olvera had a strong showing at a Dec 2018 Showcase Camp. He has a fast leg and above average coordination. Continued development on his approach during his kickoff approach should help him become more consistent with with his ball striking.

Haight had a solid showing at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He hit some excellent kickoffs at camp including his big ball of 76 yards with 3.78 seconds of hang time. He has developed his kickoffs to a high level and he is hitting with great confidence. He scored 23 points on field goals at camp and looked solid technically throughout the camp. A slight increase of command of his rotation should help his accuracy improve. Creating a cleaner drop that stays inline with his kicking leg will be key for his continued improvement in punting. Haight attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. His punting is slightly ahead of his field goals at the moment but he is showing that his "A" ball can compete at the next level.

Harrell has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had some impressive moments at camp and if he continues to gain experience and work on performing under pressure he will have a big upcoming fall season.Harrell earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He showed well during the drill work phase of camp and has the potential to do some special things as a punter. Harrell attended the 2017 Southern December Showcase. He averaged 38.6 yards per punt at camp and was consistent with his drop and technique. He was smooth with his drop and did a nice job during the drill work portion of camp.

Haughney attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a solid showing during the charting portion of punts at camp. Haughney also demonstrated the ability to do the roll-out punt. The upcoming months will be key for Haughney to continue to grow and develop into a college punting prospect.

Haynes recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He had one of his better performances to date in punting and was impressive throughout the camp. His roll-out punts were some of the better ones we saw at camp and he scored some big points at camp. Creating a consistent drop should help his pocket punting continue to develop. Haynes attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. His "A" ball of 56 yards with 4.29 seconds of hang time was one of the more impressive hits at camp. He has been working hard to become a solid college prospect in the 2019 class.

Holmes attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He is an impressive ball striker of the football with his punting. Holmes had multiple 47+ yard punts during the charting portion of camp. He also demonstrated the ability to roll-out punt with 2 made out of 2. He has some natural talent and he will do some great things this upcoming fall.

Hook recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge after a solid showing at the 2018 Eastern Showcase. He charted several 50+ yard punts and looked more confident in his punting technique at the event. Hook attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He is a tall athletic young man with a great frame to do some good things as a punter. Working on setting his ball will help see more confidence in his leg swing which will help gain the distance and hang time needed to compete at the next level. He has the frame to compete at the next level.

Huber has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018.During the charting portion of camp Huber was impressive with multiple 50+ yard punts. His "A" ball is very impressive. Huber attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December 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. It’s still too early to tell what his full potential is but with normal athletic improvement and technical refinement he should have a bright future as a specialist.

Jaeb recently attended the 2018 Western Winter Showcase Camp. He showed improvement in his punting ability and his leg strength at camp. His catch/mold in the punting portion of camp was improved and his consistency was better since this spring. He showed the ability to move well in space and he was able to score 10 points in the roll-out portion of camp as well. Jaeb attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He has worked hard on gaining strength with his kicking and is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings.

Janikowski attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He again put up big numbers on kick-offs and FG's. He had a great performance during the field goal competition at the Western Showcase in May by winning that event. Janikowski has the ability to step up during pressure situations. He also has the ability to hit some impressive punts with a 48 yard 4.61 second hang time hit in May. If Janikowski can continue to work on his repeatability he will do some special things at the next level.

Jao-Lopez recently attended the 2018 Western Winter Showcase. He showed well in field goals, kickoffs and punts at the event. His strength at camp was his punting where he was averaged 40 yards per punt with 3.6 hang time average. He was also able to score points on the roll-out punting portion of camp. His big ball on kickoffs was 61 yards with 3.75 seconds of hang time.

Karwacki recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has an excellent frame to punt and kickoff with. He has long levers and catches the ball well. Increasing the explosiveness of his hips will allow him to get up and through the ball more effortlessly and help him create the hang times that his long levers are capable of. He charted several 45+ yard punts and easily hit 4.4 seconds on some hang times at camp. His current strength are his kickoff and he hit some impressive balls at camp including his big ball of 75 yards with 3.5 seconds of hang. Field goals were solid as well, creating cleaner ball flight should help his command improve and his accuracy drastically increase.

Kervin recently attended the 2017 Texas December Showcase. He once again showed well in the punting portion of camp and he looked solid with his field goal striking by making 7 charted kicks. Increasing the command of his ball/foot contact should help his kickoffs improve. He has the leg speed and power to be very good. Kervin attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He charted in all three disciplines at camp but his current strength is his punting. He excelled at hitting punts with good hang and he charted several 4.4+ second hang time punts.

Koontz has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He performed well during the camp and continues to show that he is a solid 2019 college prospect. Koontz attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a good performance during the punt charting portion of camp and was able to move up in the rankings. He also demonstrated that he has the ability to hit a roll-out punt. Koontz recently attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He moved up in our national kicking rankings. Koontz graded out at the 4.5 level because of his solid field goals and kick off's.

Kurey recently the 2019 Senior Challenge. He showed college level leg strength in all areas of kicking and punting at camp. His big ball charted on kickoff was a 80 yard 3.43 second blast. He was also able to average 48 yards per punt at the event. Increasing his command of his steps will allow him to create more consistent sit back on his punt attempts. Kurey attended a 2018 December Showcase and had a very good day. He scored 11 points on the FG grid and also scored over 100 on the KO charts. In July, he showed very impressive leg strength during the kick off charting phases of camp with multiple 70+ yard hits.

Larson recently competed at the May Eastern Showcase Camp. He demonstrated one of the strongest legs at the camp by hitting multiple 50 yard field goals into the wind off the ground. His field goal drill work was the best out of anyone attending this event. His kick off charts were not at the level that his field goal were, but in time we feel he could get there. Larson is one of the purest ball strikers in the country. He literally was able to hit a clean ball into the wind that was different than other D1 prospects. His overall athletic development will be key to how he's viewed by college coaches.

Lehane recently earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He once again was impressive through out the event and he averaged 46+ yards per punt during the charting phase. His leg is explosive, the ball jumps off his foot and he was impressive in his first performance at a ranking camp. His strength at camp, was his punting ability where he averaged 46.7 yards per punt. Creating consistency in his drop should help develop his command of his punting ability. His field goals and kick off's were solid, developing smoother steps into his plant should increase his control and his accuracy.

Manley recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge and had a solid weekend competing and charting. He showed marked improvement in his leg strength and was able to chart punts and field goals with great confidence. His big ball in the kickoff charting was 69 yards with 3.33 seconds of hang time. He also demonstrated improved refinement in his catch and mold phase of his punts which allowed him to chart his punts with better contact. Manley ttended the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He was very impressive during the field goal charting phase of camp with 7 made out of 8.

Martin’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December 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. It’s still too early to tell what his full potential is but with normal athletic improvement and technical refinement he should have a bright future as a specialist.

Metzer’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He was impressive during the charting portion of camp with multiple 50+ yard punts. He also demonstrated the ability to do the roll-out punt. Metzer attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He showed well during the charting portion of punts with multiple going 47+ yards. He has the leg strength to compete with athletes ranked higher then him. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect. Metzer attended the Eastern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2016. He showed well during the Punt charting session of camp hitting multiple 40+ yard punts.

Meyers recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge. He showed improved refinement in his ball striking and charted much better at this camp than he has at previous events. He has a good frame with powerful hips and hit the ball well at camp. Meyers attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He showed that he has good control of his punting. He was also very impressive with his ability to roll-out punt with 10 points out of 10. Gaining more power will see him ready to compete at the next level. He is a talented young athlete.

Miller has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He has the ability to do some great things as a specialist. He is close to moving up in the rankings and the upcoming months will be key for his progression. Miller attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He has some good tools for a younger athlete. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist.

Mitchell has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He graded out at the 4.5 star level on both punting and field goals. He is an impressive athlete with the ability to play at the next level. Mitchell competed at the 2017 Eastern December Showcase Camp. His punting has continued to make developments and he is currently hitting the ball with a lot of confidence. Field goals and kickoffs were solid as well but his punting is his current strength. Mitchell attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He showed very good talent in punting. His average punt score at camp placed him at the 4.5 star level.

Morse has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He performed very well during the pressure round by making all 3 of his field goals. With continued development with his technique, he will see some big gains in the near future. Morse attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. He showed improved ball striking on his field goals by scoring 7 made kicks.

Nettles has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018.He had another impressive performance during the charting of field goals with 12 out of 15. He is one of the most consistent kickers in the class of 2019 inside of 50 yards. Nettles earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. He hit multiple 48+ yard punts and averaged 66 yards during the kick off's. Nettles attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. His kick off's, field goals, and punts were all either at or close to the five star level. His leg speed gives him the opportunity to do some special things as a specialist!

Otter has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a great performance during the punt competition at the Midwest camp with a win. It was a special performance and if he continues to work hard he will do some special things as a specialist. Otter attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His most recent Camp allowed us to see what his “A” ball looks like. He has good overall talent and seems to be motivated to train. Otter competed at the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He graded out at the 4.5 star level as a punter and 4 star level as a kicker. Otter is in a good position as a young kicker/punter.

Paskowitz recently competed at the 2019 Senior Challenge. He displayed solid leg strength at camp and demonstrated refinement in his punting ability. He charted several 40+ yard punts with hang time over 4.0 seconds at the event.

Payne has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018.His field goal charting portion of camp was very impressive with 14 out of 15. He will be someone to watch in the 2019 class if he continues to gain the confidence needed to compete at the next level. Payne earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. His second day performance on field goal charting was impressive with 7 made out of 8. Payne showed more promise in his punting but he hit kick off's with a lot of confidence as well at the December Showcase Camp. He averaged 64.75 yards per kick off during the charting session. He charted numerous 40+ yard punts with high hang time of 4.44 seconds.

Powers most recently attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He showed very well in punting and graded out at the 4.5 star level. His consistency and overall "A" ball should improve in the years to come like all 2019 punters. Powers showed flashes of very good consistency and raw power for his age. His total score was very close to 100 in July and he has a big 2017 season ahead.

Richardson’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. His punting is ahead of his kicking at the moment but he does show flashes of a powerful leg with his kicking. Richardson competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed improved ball striking and leg speed in field goals by making 15 made field goals and also by averaging 55.9 yards per kickoff. He charted punts as well at camp and with continued emphasis on a controlled drop, he will make good progress with that as well.

Robles most recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge. He has mad improvements from day one and once again showed well in all three areas of camp. His leg strength has improved as has his punting ability and his command of his drop. Robles attended the Winter Showcase camp in December of 2018. He moved up into the 4.5 star rating due to a big performance at the camp. He has figured out his timing on kick off's and it's impressive to see. Robles attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018.

Roderick’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 refine his technique will see big gains in his consistency and move him up in the Kohl's rankings. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect.

Romero’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He earned a jump in the rankings on both kicking and punting and it showed that he has been working very hard to reach his full potential as a combo specialist. Romero attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He has the leg strength to compete at the next level and with some refinement of his technique on field goals, he will do some special things this upcoming year. Romero attended the Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. Shows good ball striking skills needs to kick with more “pop”. Good young specialist gives glimpses of what he is capable of.

Ryan had a strong showing at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He charted well on field goals and looked strong off the ground. He scored 9 points in the field goal portion of camp and was able to score a big ball of 61 yards with 3.26 seconds of hang time. He showed college punting ability at camp as well. Ryan competed at the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. He competed in all three disciplines at camp He charted well by making 7 field goals and his big ball on kickoffs was a 65 yard 3.38 second blast. He averaged 37 yards per punt with 3.88 hang at camp. Increasing the power in his hips, and creating cleaner rotation should help him take the next step into the 4.5 for field goals.

Schmoke recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge. He is a very good field goal striker and he demonstrated that by charting 7 made field goals and hitting clean footballs throughout the weekend. He was also able to demonstrate college level leg strength in his punting and his kickoffs. He charted a big ball of 80 yards with 3.14 seconds of hang time. Schmoke attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He hit some impressive kick off's and his "A" ball of 65 yards with 3.5 seconds of hang time was solid. His strength moved him up into the 4.5 star range and continuing to refine his field goals will see him ready to compete at the next level.

Schwartz’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had some impressive punts at camp and with some refinement in his technique, he will be ready to compete at the next level. Schwartz attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He averaged close to 45 yards per punt during the charting phase of camp. He is close to moving up to the next level in the Kohl's rankings. Schwartz attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His leg strength is good enough to compete with the athletes ranked ahead of him. Someone to keep an eye on as a 2019 punter.

Singley recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge. He demonstrated improved ball striking and was able to chart well during the event. He catches the ball well and presents it consistently on his drop. Continuing to focus on ball/foot contact should help him hit with more consistency and improve his punting ability. Singley attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some impressive hits during the drill work in the afternoon session. He also showed that he has the ability to hit the roll-out punt. Continuing to gain the power needed to compete at the next level will be key over the upcoming months.

Smith Jr. attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had an impressive first Kohl's ranking camp and earned a 4.5 star rating with his punting. He had multiple 50+ yard punts with solid hang times. Smith Jr. has the ability to compete at the next level and we expect him to have a big fall season.

Sutorius has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He is a solid young specialist that has the potential to play as a specialist at a high level. Continuing to grow and feel confident in his ability will see him move up in the rankings. He is someone who will do some special things this fall. Sutorius attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He flashed good pop and potential in field goals, kick off's and punts.

Jack attended the Midwest Showcase Camp . Continued improvement with technique and especially catching/molding and setting the football should help his overall development. He has an excellent frame and has the ability to do all three at the collegiate level. Super quick lever and very athletic frame.

Taylor’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a solid performance at camp and was able to hit multiple 50+ yard punts. Taylor earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He showed next level leg strength with a 66 yard 3.62 second hang time kick off and some 50+ yard punts. Taylor recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted 20 made fields goals at camp, averaged 62.5 yards per kickoff and hit several 50+ yard punts. He is a very talented combo prospect.

Teer attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He was a very impressive pure punter that did some special things with the football. He hit multiple 50+ yard punts during the charting phases of camp. Teer was also able to demonstrate the ability to hit the roll-out punt which will be a great tool for him to compete at the next level. We expect big things this fall because he has the talent required to compete at the next level.

Vaughan‘s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He continues to demonstrate that he has the talent to play at the next level. He also showed that he can perform the roll-out punt with 10 points out of 10. Vaughan attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had some impressive punts at camp and was able to hit multiple 45+ yards with solid hang times. Vaughan also performed well during the pressure round of field goals by making 3 out of 3. He is a talented young combo specialist who has the right tools to perform at the next level.

Vermillion has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He hit some impressive punts at camp and we expect him to have a big fall and get ready to compete at the next level. Vermillion attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He hit some impressive punts at camp and was also able to demonstrate that he has the ability to do the roll-out punt. Vermillion earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He had a very good day with the charting of punts with a 45+ yard average. Vermillion attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He hit some very impressive punts at camp.

Witting recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He drove the ball well in punting by hitting numerous 50+ yard punts. Sitting back and creating more hang time will be vital for his punting improvement. Creating more confidence in a flat drop should help with that development as well. Witting attended the 2017 Texas Spring Showcase. Punting is his current strength. He charted numerous 50+ yard punts and showed refinement in his catch and mold. He flashed his leg strength with some big kickoffs, increasing his repeatability in his approach should help improve his current ability.

Woolgar recently earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. His "A" ball on kick off's was impressive with a 70 yard 3.72 seconds of hang time. He was very impressive throughout the day and showed why he climbed up in the rankings during the charting portions of the Showcase camp. He averaged 73 yards with 3.56 seconds of hang time during the kick off charting and was able to hit a 4.8 second hang time punt. He is showing leg strength ahead of his class and will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2019 class. Woolgar’s most recent Kohl’s Camp was the Western Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist.

Zies recently attended the 2017 Midwest December Showcase. He charted well during camp and had solid drill work as well. He charted several punts over 40 yards with a high hang time of 4.41 seconds. Creating more control of his release of the punt should help improve his contact on the foot and increase power through the ball.

Zurak has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He is a very good young specialist that is ready to compete for a job at the next level. Zurak attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He continues to have great command of his field goals. With some athletic gains he will be a very solid 2019 prospect. Zurak had an excellent showing at the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. He was one of the best field goal strikers at camp. He creates a smooth swing and gets good lift on his field goals. Zurak competed at the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He had a good performance during the charting of field goals by making 8 out of 10. His smooth, repeatable motion allows him to call on his "A" ball when needed.

Ayoub has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He once again showed good command on his field goals by making 10 points out of 15. H is continuing to grow and show that he is working to become the best specialist he can be. Ayoub attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He had a great performance during the field goal charting phase of camp by making 8 out of 10. His control of the football is at the next level and if he continues to gain leg strength during the upcoming year he will be someone to keep an eye on in the recruiting class of 2019.

Beck attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He created some excellent hang time on his punts and brings a lot of energy to his ball/foot contact. His big ball was a 43 yard 4.81 second ball. Consistency is key when it comes to punting and continuing to create more consistent contact will be vital for his continued improvement. Beck attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a solid charting performance during the camp with multiple 4+ second hang time punts. He was able to sick back and generate power up and through the ball.

Blanchard recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has powerful hips and catches the ball well. His big ball charted was a 50 yard 4.21 second punt. Holding onto the drop longer should allow him to time up his ball/foot contact closer to knee height and help his punts improve even more. Blanchard attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. His overall performance at the showcase camp was impressive. He hit multiple 40+ yard punts and showed some consistency during the charting phase.

Bowers attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some impressive hits during the drill work in the afternoon session. Bowers also showed that he has the ability to hit the roll-out punt. Continuing to gain the power needed to compete at the next level will be key over the upcoming months.

Boyle recently attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. He charted punts and had some glimpses of solid punting during the drill-work portion of camp. He has a sturdy frame with powerful hips and with some slight improvements on his hands, he has all the tools be a very successful high school punter.

Branham recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. His punting was his strength at camp but he showed flashes of great potential in both field goals and punts. He scored 16 points on field goals and was able to generate some solid hits including his big ball of 60 yards with 3.34 seconds of hang. His second session on punting was excellent and if he can continue to create punts like that he is a solid college punting prospect. Branham attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. He had an excellent day both kicking and punting. He charted 9 made field goals, and showed solid ability to hit a roll-out punt during the punt charting portion of camp.

Brown had an excellent showing at the 2017 December Texas Showcase. He charted 8 made kicks and averaged 69.4 yards per kickoff. His leg has gotten stronger and he continues to create excellent contact on his fieldgoals. His punting has imporved as well and he hit some good punts throughout camp. Brown attended the 2017 Texas Spring Showcase. His kickoff leg strength has gotten better and he averaged 68 yards per ball. Increasing his hang time should allow him to create better distance as well. Field goals were solid as well, he charted 8 made kicks and hit some great footballs during the drill work at camp.

Brown recently attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. His leg has gotten stronger and he s developing into a solid college level combo prospect. He caught the ball well on his punting and did a good job of releasing the ball without tossing it out. He charted well on field goals and is a smooth ball striker. Increasing command of his tempo on his kickoffs will be key. Brown earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He had an impressive camp and went 6 out of 8 on field goals and hit some solid punts.

Brusven recently competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has a fast leg and good athleticism. He charted in all three disciplines at camp and showed well in all areas. His big ball on kickoffs was a 71 yard 3.46 second ball. He also was able to score 17 points on the field goal portion of camp. He has the ability to be an excellent field goal kicker, creating clean contact and commanding the ball flight should help him improve his current field goal ability. He was excellent on his roll-out punts at camp but he does need to work on speeding up his operation time on his catch to punt.

Buscemi recently attended a December Showcase camp in 2018. He showed an ability to both kick and punt. His stongest area currently is his kicking. Buscemi hit multiple 70 yard KO's at the camp and showed well in the drill work FG phase of camp. Buscemi is one of the top specialists in his region and should be able to contribute to a college program in the coming years!

Busen recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship. He has one of the stronger kickoff legs in his class. He uses his frame well and creates great energy through the ball on contact. His big ball was a 80 yard 3.37 second blast. Incorporating more of a "sit-back" position on kickoffs will increase his lift and improve his kickoffs even more. Busen attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. His tall athletic frame will allow him to do some great things as a specialist. Busen earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series.

Bush has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018.He had a good charting phase of punts at camp by averaging close to 45 yards per punt. He is a solid young specialist and this upcoming summer will be key for him to refine his technique and move up in the rankings. Bush competed at the 2016 Southern Spring Showcase Camp. He showed flashes of his potential throughout camp by charting several 60 yard KO's. He needs to continue to work on his technique and also strengthening his leg. He is a solid younger kicker, who with hard work could be a very talented kicker.

Byrd attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He showed some special talent with his punting with multiple 45+ yard punts during the charting phase of camp. Byrd needs to continue to gain confidence in his ability in order for his "A" ball to show up more often. Refining his technique will also be key in upcoming rankings because he has the talent to compete with players above him.

Camper recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He has a great frame to build strength on, long levers and powerful hips. Increasing the command of his contact will help in all three areas of his kicking. He charted 17 made field goals at camp and averaged just under 58 yards per kickoff. He charted several 45+ yard punts with over 4.4 second hang at camp as well.

Cox had a solid showing at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. His leg strength has increased drastically as has his punting form. He charted some huge kickoffs at camp including an 81 yard 3.41 second ball. Creating clean rotation and controlling his hips through contact should help increase his accuracy and confidence in his field goal ability. He caught the ball well and got it set on his drop table consistently at camp. He has developed into a solid collegiate combo prospect. Cox attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He had his most complete camp and showed improvement in his field goals and Kickoffs. His punting needs to continue to focus on a smooth release and not tossing the football out.

Cue recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed impressive leg speed and power at camp on his kickoffs where his "A" ball was a 73 yard 3.69 second ball. He scored 16 points on field goals and created good lift and had solid "pop" on them as well. His roll-out punting was solid at camp and he was able to score points on it. Continuing to create a clean drop and make contact near knee height will be key for his continued development.

Custer had a great showing at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He showed solid refinement in his ball striking off the ground and he possessed a strong leg in both field goals and kickoffs. He scored 7 points and was able to chart a big ball of 63 yards with 3.54 seconds of hang time. He flashed college leg strength and sound technique in his punting at camp as well. Working on the roll out punt as well as his release of the ball will be key for his continued development.

Custer recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He hit some solid punts at camp with his "A" ball being a 51 yard punt with 4.2 seconds of hang. His leg swing was clean up and through contact, keeping his steps small and his ball inline with his kicking leg will help him improve his ball/foot contact. Custer earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He charted well during the punting portion of camp with multiple 46 yard punts. Custer attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017.

Custine recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He displayed a very quick leg in both kickoffs and punting. He charted several punts with hang time over 4.4 seconds and his high hang time was 4.56 seconds. Increasing his arm extension on his drop should help him hit with more consistency. Cleaning up contact on his field goals should really help increase his accuracy and his ability to call on his "A" ball. He averaged just under 61 yards per kickoff with a long ball of 67.

Daniel recently earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He was impressive with multiple 4+ second hang time punts with 40+ yards during the charting phase of camp. Daniel attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He was impressive during the punt charting phase of camp with multiple 46+ yard punts. If he can improve his ball striking skills, he has a good chance to move up in the rankings. He has good athletic skills to build upon, and his development will be key in the next couple of years.

Delong competed at the 2018 December Midwest Showcase. He displayed college level ability in field goals, kickoffs and punts at camp. He scored points in the roll out punting portion of camp and was able to hit a big ball of 40 yards with 4.35 seconds of hang time. He scored 7 points in the field goal portion of camp and was comfortable kicking off the ground. His big ball on kickoff was a 63 yard 3.15 second ball.

DeMasi recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed improved technique and increased leg strength at the event. His "A" ball on punts at camp was a 54 yard 4.08 second punt. Continuing to increase his ability to keep his chest up and "sit-back" should help him increase his hang time on his punts. DeMasi attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He has a tall athletic frame which allows him to do some special things with his punting. DeMasi attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He has good natural talent and improvement on his technique will be the key to future rankings.

Dodd 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. Continuing to refine his technique will see big gains in his consistency and move him up in the Kohl's rankings. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect. He posses a strong leg and repeatable swing on his field goals. He kickoffs are strong and his punting was solid as well; he catches the ball well and swings up and through the ball with good energy.

Donovan has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He hit some impressive 50+ yard punts during the charting phase of camp. He continues to grow and develop into a solid young specialist. Donovan attended the 2017 Eastern Spring Showcase Camp. He showed solid ball striking skills throughout the drill work portion of camp. Increasing his leg strength and confidence in his technique should help with his overall development. He showed flashes of upper level leg strength by charting a 4.5+ second punt.

Downhour recently earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. His "A" ball was impressive with a 49 yard 4.15 second punt during the charting phase of camp. Downhour attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist. The ball jumps off his foot well and he has good natural power. Consistency will be the key with his punting for future Kohl's rankings.

Dudek attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had a solid performance at the camp and showed that he has the athleticism to compete at the next level. Continuing to refine his technique on field goals will see him ready to compete for a starting at the next level.

Enloe attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He was impressive during the charting of punts during the camp by averaging over 40 yards. Enloe also had some impressive field goals and kick off's during the camp. Working on his repeatability will see him climb up in the kohl's rankings.

Ferguson attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He has a tall 6'5 athletic frame which allows him to use his long levers successfully. He had some impressive punts during the charting phase of camp with multiple having 4.5+ seconds of hang time. Continuing to refine his technique will see some special things happen for Ferguson this upcoming fall.

Flowers recently competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed refined punting mechanics and a strong leg. Creating more consistency on his drop should help his command of his "A" ball improve. His "A" ball at camp was a 45 yard 4.81 second blast, being able to call on that ball will drastically improve his punting ability.

Fogleman attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. The ball jumps off his foot well and he has good natural power. 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.

Foley attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He hit some impressive punts with 4.5+ seconds of hang time during the charting phase of camp. His tall 6'5 athletic frame allows him to generate a lot of energy through the football. Working on his technique this upcoming summer will be key for Foley to do some special things this season.

Ford has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018.He had a solid camp with his punting and showed the ability to do some impressive things as a specialist. Ford attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He showed solid refinement in his technique on field goals by making 5 in the charting. He averaged nearly 58 yards per kick off and showed sound technique in his ball striking and consistency in his kickoff approach. He can continue to focus in on his leg strength improvement and focus on staying straight through contact during field goals.

Garcia attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He had a very solid camp as a combo specialist. The ball jumps off his foot well and he has good natural power. He needs to continue to work on the details required to become dominant.

Gibbons has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had some impressive punts during the charting phase of camp with multiple 45+ yards. Gibbons attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He was impressive during the field goal drill work phase of camp. He has the right tools to do some great things as a specialist. Continuing to work hard on the finer details of punting will see his repeatability improve and he will move up in the rankings. Good young specialist with a lot of potential.

Gillespie recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge. He showed marked improvement in his punting ability at camp. He caught snaps well and was able to set the ball consistently. Using his hips to sit back on contact will be important for continued development in punting. Gillespie competed at the 2018 Southern December Showcase. Creating more command of his ankle lock on his field goals off the ground will greatly improve his command and accuracy on his field goals. He has a naturally smooth swing and has refinement in his approach. Dropping the heal and creating cleaner contact will be vital for his continued improvement.

Gonzalez recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has an explosive leg and great quickness through ball contact. Increasing the command of his ball flight will be vital for his continued development in his field goals. His big ball at camp on kickoffs was a 63 yard 3.61 second ball. Finding steps he feels comfortable with on kickoffs are also a huge part of his continued development. He has the ability to punt at a high level as well, keeping the ball inline with his kicking leg and staying away from a inside drop will be the keys to his improvement.

Grady showed improved leg strength and technical refinement in his punting, at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He charted several 40 yard punts and looked confident in his ball striking skills. Creating less movement on his drop should help improve his contact and make his miss hits better. Creating more consistency of his plant/pull should help him improve his kickoffs back to what he is a capable of. Grady attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed smooth ball striking and refined technique in his field goals and kick offs. His big ball on kickoffs was a 70 yard 3.09 second ball. Creating confidence in his steps and ball striking should help his field goals develop to the level of his kickoffs.

Gribek recently attended the 2017 Future Stars Event held in Atlanta, GA. He had a great performance during the charting portion of field goals going 7 out of 10. He is able to generate good energy with his kick off's and if he continues to work on his repeatability he will do some special things at the high school level. He charted well on field goals during the 2016 Winter Showcase Camp going 7 out of 10.

Grist recently attended the 2017 December Texas Showcase. He looked impressive in his drill work, he creates clean rotation and strikes the ball well. He charted 6 made kicks and averaged 64.25 yards per kick. He punted as well and was able to hit multiple 42 yard punts and averaged 38.7 yards per punt at camp. Grist attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He charted well during the camp on field goals with a score of 22.

Grosshuesch recently competed at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed solid leg strength and repeatability at camp. Increasing the command of his drop table should help continue to improve his ball striking ability. He was able to chart several punts over the 4.3 seconds and even had a 4.49 hang second punt.

Gupta had a solid showing at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has worked hard on his technique in punting and has made progress in his leg strength and refinement. He charted several 60+ yard kickoffs and scored points on his roll-out punts at camp. Gupta competed at the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. His drill-work was more representative of his talent compared to his charting in the morning. Create more confidence in his ball striking and his ability will be key for his continued development in both field goals and punts.

Halaska’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 6 out of 10. His “A” ball is very impressive when he hits it with an average of 61+ yards during the kick off charting portion of camp. He shows talent in his ball striking ability, the key for improvement will be continued experience. He is very close to moving up to the next level in Kohl’s rankings.

Harless attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He competed well throughout the vent and showed that he has the talent to compete at the next level. If he can work on his consistency over the next couple of months he will do some special things this upcoming fall for his high school football team as a punter.

Harrah recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has made huge strides in his technique and leg strength over the past year. His "A" ball in punting is excellent and at the 4.5 level, continuing to illiminate the miss hits are key for him to move up to that next level. His field goals and kickoffs are showing signs of progress and hes using his long levers to create good distance and hang time on his kickoffs. Harrah attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. His tall 6'4 athletic frame will allow him to do some good things with the football as a punter. Working on consistency will be key over the upcoming months.

Hayden recently attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He has a great frame and long levers. Increasing the consistency of his drop should help develop his punting ability. His big ball was a 53 yard, 3.98 second punt. All of his kickoffs were over 54 yards. Continued focus on clean rotation should help improve the accuracy on his field goals. Hayden’s attended the a Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He shows potential and has good athleticism but technical progress is needed to maximize his full potential. He competed well in the drill phase of camp, however he needs to continue to improve the charting of his kicks.

Haynie had his most impressive performance to date at the 2019 Senior Challenge. He looked confident in his ball striking during the field goal portion of camp and was able to hit well during the competition portion of camp. He also charted a big ball kickoff of 79 yards with 3.53 seconds of hang time. Haynie attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He had one of his best performances to date. His field goals were excellent and he charted 28 points. He showed great lift and command of his rotation. His kickoffs were above average and he charted a big ball of 72 yards 3.59 seconds of hang time.

Henshaw attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a solid charting session of field goals with 9 points and also had some impressive punts during the charting session. Continuing to work on his repeatability will be the key to Henshaw moving up in the rankings. He is a good young athlete who will do some good things this fall.

Hertz recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship camp. He charted well on kickoffs and punts and showed flashes of his potential during the field goal charting. He scored 15 points during field goals and hit some good balls throughout camp. Increasing the command of his hips through ball contact will help improve his "A" ball coming out. He creates solid tempo and has good confidence in his kickoff approach where he was able to chart a big ball of 67 yards with 3.56 seconds. His big ball in punting was 50 yards 4.43 seconds of hang time. Controlling the drop is key for his continued development. Hertz attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He was impressive during the kick off charting phase of camp with a 67 yard 3.55 second hang time hit. He also had some impressive punts during the camp and showed that he has the ability to do some great things as a combo specialist.

Holsapple recently attended the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He has college level leg strength and technique in both kicking and punting. Increasing his command of his "A" ball will be an integral part to his continued improvements. Holsapple attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has worked hard on his punting and is making nice gains in his development. His kickoffs were still his strength but he has made significant technical improvements.

Honshtein recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has performed well at numerous events over the years and is a talented ball striker. Increasing command of his ball/foot contact will be vital for his improvement over the next 6 months. Honshtein attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He continues to show improvement with his technique and with athletic gains he will do some great things this upcoming fall. Honshtein attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017.

Hood recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. His kickoffs were excellent and his field goals were above average. His big ball was 77 yards with 3.32 seconds of hang and he scored 20 points on the field goal charting at camp. He flashes his "A" ball in punting but creating more control on his drop will really help his punts develop to the same level as his field goals and kickoffs. Hood attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He has been working hard on his leg strength and confidence in his ability. Hood hit a 70 yard 3.91 seconds of hang time kick off during the charting portion of camp.

Houchin recently competed at the 2017 Western December Showcase Camp. He charted well on kickoffs by averaging 67.3 yards per kickoff. He generates great leg speed and controls his body well throughout his kickoff approach to the ball. He made 5 charted kicks but did kick with consistency during the drill work portion of camp. He punted at a high level at camp, sitting back more on contact should help him create better hang time on punts.

Hughes attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He was one of the best charted athletes at camp on field goals with 14 out of 15 points. Hughes needs to continue to work under pressure situations to gain the confidence he needs to compete at the next level. He will do some special things at the next level if he continues to grow and develop.

Ilcken recently attended the 2019 Kohl's Senior Challenge. He hit multiple 50+ yard punts during the charting phases of camp and demonstrated that he is ready to compete at the next level. Ilcken attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed solid ball striking ability and the ability to roll-out punt at camp. He charted several punts over 50 yards and scored punts in the roll-out portion of camp. Continuing to command his drop should be key for his future development as a punter. Ilcken’s attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a solid overall camp and was also able to demonstrate the ability to do the roll-out punt.

Jennings recently competed at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He had a solid day kicking the ball and was able to display increased leg strength and improved refinement in his ball striking. He scored 10 points in the field goal charting of camp. He also scored a big ball of 66 yards with 3.57 seconds of hang time. All of his charted kickoffs were over 60 yards and he showed hes a strong college prospect. Jennings attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. His big ball on kickoffs was a 63 yard 3.82 second ball. His drill work on field goals was solid and he flashed his true potential by staying smooth and hitting a repeatable football. He also charted 7 made field goals at camp as well.

Johnson recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He shows great smoothness during his field goal swing and creates a pure ball when his "A" game is on. Increasing his ball/foot control should allow him to hit his field goals with the accuracy that he is accustomed to. He creates excellent power during his kickoffs and he charted some big balls at camp including his big hit of 75 yard with 3.68 seconds of hang time. Johnson attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He shows big potential as a specialist. Continuing to work on the details required to become dominant will see Johnson move up in the Kohl's rankings.

Kabatt recently earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He had a solid camp and was able to hit some impressive punts of 40+ yards. Kabatt 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. His future is going to be based on technical improvement because he has the leg needed to compete.

Katers recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed quick hips and explosive leg in his punting. Continuing to refine his catch mold will be key for his development as a punter. His big punt at camp was 45 yards with 4.31 seconds. He can continue to work on extending the ball out on his drop in hopes of making cleaner contact on his punts.

King 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 years to be fully effective as a college specialist. 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 an athletic frame on which he can develop in the years to come.King competed at the 2016 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He charted some great KO's of 60+ and showed advanced leg strength.

Knief recently attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. He once again showed solid leg strength and refinement in his ball striking on field goals. Increased tempo and cleaning up rotation should help him create improved kickoffs. Catching the ball cleanly and releasing consistently should help his punting ability improve. Knief attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December 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. His “A” ball is very impressive when he hits it. With some refinement he will see significant changes in his ball striking and accuracy.

Koth has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had a great performance during the pressure round by making 3 out of 3 field goals. He has made some improvements and this fall will be important for him to gain the confidence needed to move up in the kohl's rankings. Koth attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. It’s still too early to tell what his full potential is but with normal athletic improvement and technical refinement he should have a bright future as a specialist.

Kuhn recently competed at the 2018 Southern December Showcase. He has an excellent frame and moves his legs well. Catching the ball clean and keeping it extended in front of him will be key for his continued development. He has good hands and catches the ball well during the punt. He scored punts on the roll out's and looked comfortable moving in space.

LaFollette has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He showed that he has the potential to play at the next level. He is a solid kicker who with some refinement to his technique he will be able to perform at the next level. LaFollette attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. His consistency during the roll-out charting phases of camp was impressive with 12 total points. He had some solid performances during the camp and with some refinement of his technique, he will do some good things this fall.

LaRosa has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a solid performance during the field goal charting by making 10 points out of 15. he also showed that he has improved his kick off's with multiple 66+ yard hits. LaRosa attended the Eastern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He showed flashes of consistency and repeatability but needs to continue to become more explosive to continue to move up in the rankings. LaRosa showed that he has the ability to become an effective high school combo specialist and the upcoming year will be important for him to gain the strength needed to move up to the next level.

Larco recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge. He showed well in the field goal portion of camp as well as the kickoff charting. He punted as well but his current strengths are his field goals and kickoffs. He charted a big ball of 75 yards with 3.43 seconds of hang time. Cleaning up his rotation of command of his contact point will help his field goals improve to the level of his kickoffs.

Lopez has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had some solid charting phases of camp in with some refinement in his technique he will see some big gains over the next couple of months. Lopez attended the Spring Southern Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a very solid performance throughout the camp. His charting of field goals was impressive with 10 made points. Lopez also shows talent in punting with multiple 40 yard punts.

Lowry’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December 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. It’s still too early to tell what his full potential is, but with normal athletic improvement and technical refinement he should have a bright future as a specialist.

Masucci’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the 2018 Midwest December Showcase . His leg speed allowed him to compete with anyone at camp. He hit a kickoff of 69 yards with 3.9 seconds of hang-time indoors and consistently hit 55 yard FG's off the ground. His tall athletic frame allows him to do some special things with the football. Masucci was impressive during the drill work portion of camp. He is also a solid punter. Masucci is a late bloomer, who will do well in college!

McCabe attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had some impressive punts at camp and has good natural talent as a pure punter. With some refinement in his technique, he will gain the confidence to have a big fall season. McCabe is a talented young prospect and with some more experience he will do some great things as a punter.

McCann had a strong showing at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He score some big kickoffs including a 67 yard 3.58 hang time big ball. He looked refined in his ball striking of the ground and was able to score 7 points in the field goal charting as well. He flashed college level punting ability at camp as well.

Menner has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He hit some big kick off's at camp with his "A" ball of 76 yards with 3.37 seconds of hang time. Refining his technique on field goals will see some great things happen this fall. Menner attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He has a great frame and solid leg speed. Continued improvement in his technique should allow him to maximize his frame.

Meskimen attended 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. Meskimen's leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist.

Mohr recently attended the 2017 Texas December Showcase. He showed excellent technique in field goals by making 8 charted field goals. He had impressive drill work and showed the ability to hit consistent footballs. Increasing leg strength this winter and spring will be key for his development of his kickoffs. Mohr attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He did very well at this huge event. Mohr graded out at the 4.5 level because of his solid FG's and KO's. He scored 23 points on the FG charting portion of camp.

Molk recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge. He caught the ball well and presented it consistently on his drop table. Keeping the drop in line with his leg swing should help him maximize his energy into contact every punt. He was able to chart an average distance of 46 yards per punt at camp with an average hang time of 3.41 seconds. His leg strength is above average and continuing to keep his chest tall on contact will help those hang-times increase.

Mulville has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had some impressive moments at camp and showed the leg strength to compete at the next level. Mulville attended the Spring Eastern Showcase Camp in May of 2018. His "A" ball on kick off's was very impressive at camp with a 69 yard 3.66 second hang time. He has the tools to become a successful specialist at the next level.

Musgrove’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December 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. It’s still too early to tell what his full potential is but with normal athletic improvement and technical refinement he should have a bright future as a specialist.

Naito has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had some impressive punts at camp and also demonstrated the ability to hit the roll-out punt which is a great tool to have at the next level. Naito attended the Spring Western Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had some impressive kicks at camp and demonstrated the ability to do some effective things as a combo specialist. Naito has a fast leg and creates good energy through the football.

Neely attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a solid performance during the charting portion of camp with multiple 45+ yard punts. Continuing to work on his control of his drop will see his "A" ball show up more often. He has a quick leg and that gives him a chance o do some special things this fall.

Nelson has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a solid performance at camp and with some refinement of his technique he will climb up in the Kohl's rankings.Nelson was in attendance at the 2016 National Scholarship Camp. He showed flashes of solid technique and great potential. Continuing to become more explosive and cleaning up ball contact should help improve his accuracy in both field goals and kick off's.

O'Driscoll’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. His tall athletic frame allows him to do some special things with the football. Continuing to improve his repeatability will see him climb in the Kohl's rankings. O'Driscoll attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. The ball jumps off his foot well and he has good natural power. O'Driscoll needs a couple more yards to become elite.

O'Hara recently earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018. He hit some impressive punts at camp with 45+ yards and 4.5+ seconds of hang time. He has a solid technique on field goals and if he continues to refine it he will see some gains in the upcoming months with his consistency. O'Hara has good natural talent and this off-season will be important for him to reach the next level with his kicking.

Orona recently competed at the Texas Showcase in December of 2018. He charted well off the ground by making 13 field goals at the event. Orona showed well in both field goal's and kick off's at the December Showcase Camp. Orona does have to continue to work on his hook that most lefty kickers have. Orona's great work ethic and overall ability should make him someone to watch in college.

Peppenger attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He hit some of the more impressive kick off's at camp during the charting phases. His "A" ball of 76 yards with 3.57 seconds of hang time was impressive to see. Refinement in his technique will see his "A" ball show up more often and get him ready to compete at the next level. Peppenger has the tools to become a good combo specialist at the next level.

Persiko attended the Spring Eastern Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had the consistency with his kick off's and made some impressive kicks at camp. Continuing to work on refining his technique will be key in the upcoming months. He has a tall athletic frame which will allow him to do some special things at the next level.

Pivirotto attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He is a talented young athlete who was impressive throughout the camp with his ability to strike the ball cleanly. Continuing to refine his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often will be key for him to being ready to compete for a job at the next level.

Price attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. Once he was comfortable with his surroundings he was very impressive with his kicking and punting. His "A" ball was very impressive on kick off's with a 72 yard 3.61 second hang time ball. He has good athleticism and with some work over the next couple of months, he will see some big gains. He has the talent to be a solid combo specialist at the next level.

Quezada recently attended the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He has great natural talent and scored 11 points off the ground in the field goal portion of camp. His big ball at camp was a 64 yard 3.43 second kickoff. He has college level leg strength and ability. Manuel attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He has long levers and a quick leg. Continuing to build confidence in his consistency will be key for his continued development. He creates spirals easily and has the ability to directional punt as well. Field goal height is excellent and he has solid range on his kicks as well.

Ratliff has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a solid performance at camp and continuing to refine his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often will see him climb in the Kohl's rankings.Ratliff attended the Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He showed flashes of a powerful leg, but needs to continue to become more consistent to continue to move up in the rankings. Has good natural power. Needs to practice and refine his overall technique to maximize his talent.

Richards most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist. Richards shows potential and has good athleticism but technical progress is needed to maximize his full potential. Improvement in ball rotation will help him make good progress over the upcoming years. He has good natural talent and improvement on his technique will be the key to future rankings.

Riley’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. His "A" ball was very impressive and with some refinement of his field goal technique, he will make some big gains this fall. Riley attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He showed flashes of a powerful leg. It’s still too early to tell what his full potential is but with normal athletic improvement and technical refinement he should have a bright future as a specialist.

Ritchie attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some impressive moments at camp and demonstrated that he can hit a big ball. He hit multiple 45+ yard punts and is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings. Continuing to work on his technique will see his "A" ball shot up more often.

Rodenberger’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had a perfect charting session during the camp and showed that he can make field goals. He also hit multiple 40+ yard punts during the punt charting phases of camp. Rodenberger attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He did some impressive things at camp and was able to chart 9 points on field goals. He is a good striker of the football and with a big couple of months training his technique he should do some good things this fall.

Santoro’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He showed impressive leg strength and continuing to work on his repeatability will see him climb in the rankings. Santoro attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He showed impressive leg strength by averaging 67 yards during the kick off charting portion of camp with 3.56 seconds of hang time. He will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2019 class.

Schweigert’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He made 25 points during the field goal charting phases of camp and showed some impressive leg strength during the kick of charting. Schweigert attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He earned his improved ranking by showing that he has been working hard on his repeatability and leg strength. Continuing to gain confidence in his ability will see him continue to grow as a specialist and be ready for the next level. Schweigert attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. Schweigert hit some very impressive kicks at camp, the ball jumps off his foot well and he has good natural power.

Seaton attended the Winter Showcase camp in December of 2018. He was consistent during the kick off charting phase of camp and showed that he has the leg strength to compete at the next level. Continuing to work on refining his field goal technique will see him ready to compete for a starting job at the next level. Seaton is a talented specialist with a bright future ahead of him.

Sereny’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He continues to do some great things with the roll-out punt. Working on refining his technique will see him ready to compete at the next level. Sereny attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had some impressive moments at camp and was able to score during the roll-out punt portion of camp. He has a fast leg and will be able to do some special things this fall with it.

Shanklin recently attended the Southern Showcase Camp in the Winter of 2018. He showed a great improvement and has worked very hard to earn the 4.5 star ranking. He is ready to compete at the next level and continuing to work and refine his technique will be important to continue with the success that he is having. Shanklin attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had some impressive punts at camp and also demonstrated the ability to perform the roll-out punt during the charting phase of camp. Shanklin attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He is someone to watch over the next couple of years because he has the tools to do some special things as a specialist.

Shpak’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He has been working hard on gaining the strength needed to compete with athletes ranked ahead of him. These upcoming months will be important for him to maximize his talent and be ready for a big fall season. Shpak attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He charted well during the field goal portion of camp by making 6. 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. With some refinement, he will see significant changes in his ball striking.

Smith’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He did some impressive things with the traditional and the roll-out punts at camp. He is a solid young athlete with the right tools to compete at the next level. Smith attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He did some good work during the drill work phase of camp and at times showed that he is consistent as a specialist. He has some good natural talent and this fall will be big for him to reach his full potential.

St. Amand recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed the ability to kickoff and punt with power. He has good leg strength and solid technique, cleaning up the rotation on his field goals will be key for continued improvement. St. Amand 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.

Stevens recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge. He showed improved leg strength o his kickoffs and was solid with his punting and kicking technique. Increasing command of his ball flight will help his field goal ability. Stevens attended the 2018 Midwest spring showcase Camp. He showed improved consistency in his punting and he charted well at camp. He displayed the ability to roll-out punt and scored 5 points during that portion of camp. Increasing his command of his leg swing on his field goals should help produce more consistent ball flight.

Strako attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He was an impressive athlete at camp and showed that he can compete with athletes ranked ahead of him. His "A" ball is impressive and with some refinement in his technique, he will move up in the Kohl's rankings. Strako has the ability to perform under pressure and we expect big things this upcoming fall. Strako showed the ability to punt at a high level at camp as well. He charted several 40+ yard punts and was able to score points during the roll-out portion of camp as well. Increasing the command of his drop will be key for his continued punting development.

Sumlin has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had a solid performance during the field goal charting phases with 27 points and also demonstrated next level leg strength during the kick off charting phases of camp. Sumlin attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a great performance by winning the field goal competition at the Southern Showcase Camp. Sumlin earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. He showed college potential on field goal's and kick off's at the Showcase Camp in December. His leg strength was obvious during the field goal drill work phase of camp. He is able to hit a clean powerful ball flight.

Thomas attended the 2019 Senior Challenge. He has powerful hips and confidence in his abilities. When he was able to keep the ball extended on his drop, he had college level leg talent. Continuing to keep the ball extended and working on catching the ball cleanly will be vital for his development.

Thomasson recently attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He charted well in field goals by scoring 8 made kicks. His best kickoff was 59 yards with a 3.54 second hang. Increasing his leverage up and through the ball should help him maximize his frame more. Creating more confidence in his drop and creating more of a sitback position should help him create better hang time and contact on his punts. Thomasson attended 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 needs more practice and refinement on his technique. With some refinement, he will see significant changes in his ball striking.

Thompson 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 performed well during the pressure round of camp. He seems to rise up under the more competitive circumstances.Thompson recently attended the 2017 Future Stars event in Atlanta, GA. He is a solid combo specialist and shows good leg strength.

Tokheim attended the National Invitational Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had some impressive punts at camp and also showed that he can perform the roll-out punt during the charting phases. His "A" ball was impressive with a 56 yard 4.35 second hang time and showed that he has the ability to compete at the next level. With some refinement to his technique, he will see his "A" ball show up more often and will get him ready to compete with athletes ranked ahead of him. He is a solid young punting prospect.

Treadway recently attended the 2018 Southern December Showcase. He showed improved consistency on his field goals. His command of ball flight and rotation during the drill work portion of camp was impressive. He scored 7 points during the charting portion of camp in field goals. Increasing the command of his approach on kickoffs(tempo specifically), should help his overall kickoff development. Creating more command of his drop during punting will help with his consistency improve as well. Treadway attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He is a solid young specialist and was impressive during the roll-out charting phase of camp. His leg speed is impressive and with some work on his technique he will be able to compete at the next level.

Vermillion recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge. He charted 5 made field goals and was able to chart a big ball of 69 yards with 3.21 seconds of hang time on kickoffs. All of his kickoffs were over 60 yards and he displayed confidence in his approach and ball contact. Increasing the command of his hips on field goals should help improve his accuracy on his field goals. Vermillion attended the Southern Showcase Camp in the Winter of 2018. He showed a great improvement and has worked very hard to earn the 4.5 star ranking. He is ready to compete at the next level and continuing to work and refine his technique will be important to continue with the success that he is having.

Waldoch 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. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist. Improvement in ball rotation will help him make good progress over the upcoming years.Waldoch attended the Midwest Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He performed well in field goal competition.

Welch attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He has a very natural swing and he was able to do some good things with his kicking and punting. Gaining strength will see him more confident in his ability and will move him up in the Kohl's rankings.

West recently attended the 2019 Senior Challenge. He showed during the competition portion of camp. He has good leg speed and creates good lift on his kicks. Catching the ball cleaner on the snap should help improve his ability to drop more consistently and help his punting develop. West attended the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He showed increased leg strength and refinement in his ball striking in field goals. He scored 8 points in the field goal portion of camp. His drill work was solid and he displayed repeatable technique in his ball striking. He scored a big ball of 62 yards with 3.62 seconds of hang time.

Whalen recently attended the 2017 Future Stars event in Atlanta, GA. He continues to show improvement as a combo specialist. His punting stood out at camp and if he continues to gain confidence in his leg swing up and through the ball he will be able to do some great things at the high school level. He showed good consistency during the field goal charting portion of the 2016 Winter Showcase camp going 6 out of 10.

Willis has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He continues to be a solid prospect and we expect big things this fall will which see him ready to compete at the next level. Willis attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. His performance during the field goal charting phase was impressive with 12 out of a possible 15 points. His tall, athletic frame will see him continue to develop and become a solid prospect in the 2019 class. Willis recently earned an invite to the National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. He had a solid event and was able to hit multiple 70+ yard kick off's. His high school season was outstanding. Willis is a big framed athlete who has come a long ways in his command and ball striking.

Wojahn recently earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He had a solid performance throughout the camp and continues to show improvement in all three disciplines. Wojahn 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. Wojahn's future is going to be based on technical improvement because he has the leg needed to compete. He needs to continue to work on the details required to become dominant.

Woodruff attended the National Invitational Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He was very impressive during the kick off charting phases of camp with the majority of his kicks going 70+ yards. He has solid form with his field goals and is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings. Woodruff has the talent needed to compete at the next level and we expect some big things this fall.

Emelianchik attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He Had a solid overall performance at camp and was able to demonstrate the ability to perform the roll-out punt. Emelianchik has some good tools to do some effective things as a specialist. Working on refining his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often will be key for him in the future.

Hunsicker recently competed at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase Camp. He competes well and has excellent leg strength and work ethic. Creating more command of his drop will help improve his miss hits and make him a strong college level prospect. He has the leg strength to punt in college, continued focus on cleaning up his drop staying in-line with his punting leg should really help his command of his "A" ball increase.

Medina has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had another solid showing at camp and this upcoming fall will be key for him to gain the confidence he needs to compete at the next level. Medina earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He had a solid performance during the charting of field goals with 6 made out of 8. Medina attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He has a tall athletic frame which allows him to generate power and utilize his long levers. He was impressive during the field goal drill work phase of camp. Good young specialist with a lot of potential.

Acevedo had a solid showing at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He charted in field goals, kickoffs and punts at the event. He scored points on field goals and showed excellent leg strength in the hang times on his kickoffs. His big ball was 58 yards with 3.86 seconds of hang time. Keeping the ball extended and releasing the ball smoothly should help with the improvement of his consistency in punting.

Amaya recently attended the 2018 December Midwest Showcase Camp. He has D1 physical abilities creating cleaner contact and more control on field goals and kickoffs will be key for his development. He had his best showing to date at the event and was able to score 9 point and chart a big ball of 71 yards with 3.31 seconds. In July, he scored 23 made kicks and his kickoffs were much above average. His big ball at camp was a 72 yard 3.48 second blast. He has picked up punting and is making improvements as he gets more comfortable with it. Keeping the drop to the outside and using his natural lefty swing up and through will be key for his continued development as he places ball into his left leg power zone.

Anderson recently competed at the 2018 December Southern Showcase. He field goal drill work was consistent and he showed refinement in his ball striking. He scored 3 points during the charting portion of camp on field goals. His big ball on kickoff was 50 yards with a 3.06 seconds of hang time. He showed refinement in his roll-out punts once again at camp and was able to score points during the punting portion of camp. Continued emphasis on catching the ball cleanly and getting it set will be vital for his putning development. Anderson competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He scored 14 made points on field goals and had a big ball 61 yards with 2.93 seconds of hang time. Increasing his command of calling on his "A" ball will be key for development in both. In punting he was able to chart several 40+ yard punts and score points on his roll-out punts. Increasing his command of his drop in his pocket punts will be key for his continued development in punting.

Barajas recently attended the 2017 Western Spring Showcase. He solid refined technique and above average coordination. He has quick hips and a powerful leg. Increasing his leg strength should help all three areas develop. Focusing in on speeding up the operation time during his punts will be key for his improvement. He made 6 charted field goals and looked confident in his abilities during the drill work portion of camp.

Barkley attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He showed good repeatability throughout the event and was able to make 8 points during the charting of field goals. Continuing to work on his leg strength and generating more power with his hips will see him do some good things this summer. Barkley has good control of his body and he has the right tools to do some good things in the future.

Barth recently competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He charted in all three disciplines and he showed flashes of his true potential in each. He scored 11 points in the field goal portion of camp and his big ball on kickoffs was was 71 yards with a 3.28 hang time. He showed well in the roll-out punts and was able to score points on those during the punt charting as well. Continuing to refine his technique and command his "A" ball is key for him to make improvements in all three areas. Barth competed at the the Winter Showcase Camp in December 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. The ball jumps off his foot well and he has good natural power.

Bearder attended the Eastern Showcase Camp in the spring of 2016. Has good athletic skills to build upon, development will be key in the next couple of years. Too early to tell what his full potential is. He needs to continue to develop not only athletically but also fundamentally to reach his potential.

Nikko recently attended the 2016 NSC. 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.

Blackwell’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His tall athletic frame gives him the opportunity to do some special things as a punter. Blackwell needs to have a big off-season in the weight room strengthening his body to help reach his maximum potential. He is someone to watch over the next couple of years because he has the tools to do some special things as a punt specialist.

Boyer had a solid showing at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted field goals, kickoffs and punts at camp. Currently his strength is his field goal ability but he flashed big potential in his kickoffs and punting. Increasing his operation time in his punting will be key for continued improvement. In kickoffs creating more rhythm throughout his approach should help his overall kickoff ability.

Brooks 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. Brooks competed well in the drill phase of camp, however he needs to continue to improve the charting of his kicks. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect.

Byram recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. His big ball at camp was a 45 yard 4.12 second ball. He was able to have some success with the roll-outs and ending up scoring points on them. Creating more control of his drop and catching the snap clean should help him continue to make progress in his punting.

Casto recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. His leg speed is impressive and he was able to generate some big kickoffs. Controlling his quick lever is key for his development on field goals and kickoffs. Cast charted 10 points on field goals in the charting at camp as well. Casto competed the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He hit some impressive punts at camp with multiple 45+ yard punts during the charting phase of camp.

Cawvey had a strong showing at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted well by making 19 field and averaged just under 58 yards per kickoff. He showed solid technique in both disciplines. His punting has made improvement as well and he charted some solid hits at camp as well. He charted several punts over 4.0 seconds of hang with a high ball of 4.32 seconds.

Ceccotti has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He showed some impressive leg strength with a 65 yard 3.54 second hang time kick off. Continuing to refine his technique will see him ready to compete on field goals at the next level. Ceccotti attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had some impressive kicks at camp and showed that he is able to do some good things with the football. Continuing to gain experience during pressure situations will be important over the upcoming months. He has the talent needed to do some special things as a combo specialist.

Clark’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist. Clark shows potential and has good athleticism but technical progress is needed to maximize his full potential. Improvement in ball rotation will help him make good progress over the upcoming years. He has good natural talent and improvement on his technique will be the key to future rankings.

Coppolino has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018.He has worked hard and gained leg strength which was impressive to see. The upcoming months will be important for Coppolino to work on his repeatability to continue to move up in the Kohl's rankings. Coppolino attended the 2015 National Scholarship Camp, good young specialist, gives glimpses of what he is capable of. He has good athletic skills to build upon and is ahead of his age level currently.

Costantini recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He leg strength is at the 4.0 level but increasing his consistency will be key for him to move up the rankings. He flashed a big leg on kickoffs by hitting several kickoffs 64+ yards in length with 4.0+ seconds of hang time. He was also able to hit several punts that were 45 yards. Cleaning up technique in all phases should really help him develop into college level recruit.

Cottone’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December 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 showed good potential in the drill work phase of camp. He should be able to improve and become a successful specialist.

Cusmano recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He has powerful hips and quick leg which he uses well to generate leg speed on field goals. He showed decent leg strength in all three disciplines at camp. He averaged just under 55 yards per kickoff and was consistent in his charting. He has the ability to be a solid combo prospect. Cleaning up his rotation on his kickoffs and field goals should help increase his repeatability of his "A" ball. Staying small with his steps in punting will be key for his transition through contact and his development overall.

Domico has attended previous camps with the most recent being 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. His future is going to be based on technical improvement because he has the leg needed to compete.

Fedde recently competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He scored 15 points in the field goal portion of camp and his "A" ball on kickoffs was a 64 yard 3.19 second ball. Increasing hip power and core strength will help develop his field goals and kickoffs.

Fowler recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He displayed solid refinement in his ball striking and above average leg speed. He charted several 70+ yard kickoffs and was also able to score 18 points on the field goal portion of camp. Commanding his drop longer on punts should help him time up ball/foot contact at knee height. He is a solid combo prospect that with continued work on contact and controlled rotation can become a very succesful collegiate prospect.

Freehill has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He needs more practice and refinement on his technique. With some refinement he will see significant changes in his ball striking. He shows talent in his ball striking ability, the key for improvement will be continued experience. He is someone to watch over the next couple of years because he has the tools to do some special things as a specialist.

Garcia-Cano 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 has an athletic frame on which he can develop on the years to come.

Gaskill attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some flashes of his full potential but is not consistent enough to be ranked higher. He is a talented young athlete who is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings. Gaskill can see some big gains with some refinement to his technique.

Gerner recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has a fast leg and good hips. Continuing to focus on catching the ball cleanly and getting rid of it quickly will be key for his development. He scored points on the roll out portion of camp and was able to hit several 45+ yard traditional punts as well.

Gonzalez recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed solid leg strength and decent refinement in his ball striking. He showed confidence in his roll-out punting and was able to score points during the charting. Increasing his command of his drop and becoming less reliant on his hips to swipe through the ball should help his overall development.

Grasso attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His “A” ball is very impressive when he hits it. The ball jumps off his foot well and he has good natural power. He has good natural talent and improvement on his technique will be the key to future rankings.

Griskie’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. He had a great performance during the field goal charting portion of camp making 8 out of 10. Working on his leg strength will be the key to moving up in the rankings. Griskie attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He hit several 40+ yard punts and uses his frame well to generate power on his leg swing.

Hallman recently attend the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted field goals, kickoffs and punts and showed solid technique throughout camp. Continuing to focus on his leg speed and strength development will be key for his continued improvement. Creating cleaner contact in his field goal striking should allow him to kick with more confidence and improve his accuracy.Hallman attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He charted 5 made kicks on his field goal charting. He showed a smooth swing with decent "pop". Continuing to focus on explosive training in the summer should help him create more power for his kickoffs.

Hier’s most recent Kohl’s camp was 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. Hier's future is going to be based on technical improvement because he has the leg needed to compete. He needs to continue to work on the details required to become dominant.

Hoban recently competed at the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He again demostrated a huge kick off leg by hitting an 82 yard 4.0 Kick Off. His FG's were also solid at this event. Hoban has continued to improve in the spring and summer months as a kicker. He is a D1 scholarship player who should have a big season and then go on to success at the next level. His gains in ball striking is the impressive part of his progress of the last year!

Jasek recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed consistent ball striking during the kickoff portion of camp. He charted several kickoffs over 70 yards and was smooth with his build up and contact. Increasing the command of his ball/foot contact should help him improve his ability to control his field goals the way he controls his kickoffs. Jasek attended the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He had a solid showing at the event and continues to grow as a specialist.

Kaplan attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He creates great lift on his kick off's, he averaged 3.8 seconds of hang time during the kick off charting phase of camp. Kaplan 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. Refining his technique to a more repeatable motion will see him do some special things on the football field. Kaplan attended the 2017 Southern Spring Showcase. He showed good leg strength in both kicking and punting at camp.

Kelly’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December 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 shows potential and has good athleticism but technical progress is needed to maximize his full potential. He has a good foundation which he can improve upon over the years to come.

Kresin attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist. He hit some very impressive kicks at camp, his charting needs to improve to match his ability as a specialist. If he can improve his ball striking skills, he has a good chance to move up in the rankings. He is very close to moving up to the next level in Kohl’s rankings.

Krill recently attended the 2018 Western Winter Showcase. He showed improved leg strength in both his kickoffs and field goal drill work. His big ball on the day was a 69 yard 3.47 second ball. He scored 5 points in the field goal charting but he looked much more comfortable off the ground in the drill work portion of camp. Krill attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. His leg speed was impressive during the kick off charting phase of camp. Krill has an athletic frame and with more refinement of his technique he will see some big gains in the upcoming months.

Latham 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 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 good natural talent and improvement on his technique will be the key to future rankings.

Lewis recently competed at the Kohl's Kicking National Invitational Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He is a very accomplished player who had another solid showing. His "A" ball is impressive and he should do well at the D1 level. Earlier in the year he earned an invite to the Kohl's National Underclassman Challenge in January of 2018 after a strong performance during the December Showcase Camp of 2017. At that event he had one of the most impressive field goal charting sessions with 14 made field goals out of 16. Lewis has consistently showed well in 2018, and it should lead to a great fall season and beyond.

Manusina most recently attended the Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. Hit some very impressive kicks at camp, charting needs to improve to match his ability. Manusina has an athletic frame on which he can develop in the years to come. He has good athletic skills to build upon, development will be key in the next couple of years.Manusina attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He has an athletic frame on which he can develop on the years to come.

Murray IV attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He hit multiple 40+ yard punts at camp and showed good athleticism as a pure punter. Continuing to work on his repeatability will see him gain the confidence needed to maximize his talent on the football field. Murray IV was impressive for his first Kohl's ranking camp.

Overton attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. His tall 6'5 athletic frame allowed him to hit some impressive punts during the camp. Overton has all the right tools to play football at the next level. His main objective over the next couple of months has to be working on refining his technique to be ready to compete at the next level.

Pewitt recently earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He continues to show that he has good ability and working on a smoother catch to punt will see him progress in the Kohl's rankings. Pewitt attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He showed a lot of potential for a younger athlete. Continuing to grow athletically and refining his technique will see good things happen for Pewitt. He has good athletic skills to build upon, and his development will be key in the next couple of years. He should be able to improve and become a successful punting specialist.

Possert attended the Spring Southern Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He was impressive throughout the event and showed that he has the ability to compete at the next level. Possert charted well by making 9 points on field goals and also had impressive consistency during the kick off charting portion of camp. Continuing to gain strength over the upcoming months will see gains in his kicking and propel him forward in the Kohl's rankings.

Price’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He hit some impressive punts at camp and had an average close to 40 yards during the charting phase of camp. Price attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He has a tall athletic frame which allows him to use his long levers with his punting. Price shows good “pop” at times and has the right tools to be successful as a specialist. He has good potential and with some refinement in his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often, he will improve his performances.

Purk has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He has been working hard in the off-season and with continued athletic growth he will see big gains in the future. Purk has good natural talent and improvement on his technique will be the key to future rankings. He should be able to improve and become a successful specialist.

Raney’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He has solid rhythm and seems to be able to repeat his motion with solid consistency on kick off's. With some refinement Raney will see significant changes in his ball striking and accuracy. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect. Raney had a solid showing at the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He has made significant improvement in his field goal technique and it showed by him scoring 23 made kicks. He also charted multiple 65 yard kickoffs and showed improvement in his punting ability as well.

Ray has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He continues to show impressive leg strength and with some refinement to his technique his field goals will match his powerful leg. Ray attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had some impressive moments at camp and was impressive during certain charting portions on field goals. Ray attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He continues to show big potential with his leg power. Ray earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He showed that he has impressive leg strength with some solid kick off's during the event.

Riedel recently earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He showed good potential during the charting phase of camp with a 52 yard punt. Riedel attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He was impressive during the field goal drill work phase of camp. He has the right tools to do some great things as a specialist. Continuing to work hard on the finer details of punting will see his repeatability improve and he will move up in the rankings. Good young specialist with a lot of potential.

Scheurich 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. Improvement in ball rotation will help him make good progress over the upcoming years.

Seilo’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He has made some significant adjustments on his field goals and he had a great performance during the charting portions with 32 points out of 39. He will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2019 class a college prospect. Seilo attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He has a very raw ability with his kicking. Seilo has the leg strength to compete at the next level. A big off-season working on refining his technique will be key for him to be ready to compete at the next level.

Selover attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He did some impressive things at camp and his "A" ball look solid during the kick off charting phase of camp. Refining his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often will be key in future Kohl's rankings. He is a solid young combo prospect.

Shields attended the 2017 Texas December Showcase Camp. He made 4 charted field goals and averaged 60.25 yards per kickoff. He also averaged just under 35 yards per punt at camp. Increasing the repeat ability of his drop is key for continued improvement in punting. Shields attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He performed well during the field goal portions of camp going 23 out of 33. 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. He has good athletic skills to build upon, and his development will be key in the next couple of years.

Slavin competed at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase Camp and he charted in all three disciplines at camp. Creating more confidence with his drop in punting will be important for his continued progress. Increasing the extension of his arm and smooth release should really help his punting improve. In field goals staying taller on his plant leg should help him create cleaner contact on the football and help improve his accuracy. He scored 3 points in the field goal charting and was able to hit a big ball of 54 yards with 3.03 seconds.

Spilinik attended a 2018 December Showcase Camp. He was very impressive during many phases of camp. He made 10 points during the FG phase and also scored over 101 during the KO phase. In July his KO that went 75 yards and had 3.5+ seconds of hang time showed us that he has the skill to play at the next level. He has the talent to play in college and has worked hard to get to the level of kicking he's currently at!

Vasquez attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. His drill work showed that he is better then his charts may imply. He needs to continue to grow athletically and fundamentally to reach his full potential. Vasquez will need to work on his confidence as a specialist to continue move up in the kohl's rankings.

Venner recently competed at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He has a quick leg and creates good "pop" on the football, increasing the command of his ball/foot contact should allow him to control his ball flight more accurately in his field goal kicking. Catching the ball cleanly and keeping it extended out away from his body will be key for his punting improvement. He scored 3 points in the charting portion of camp and was able to chart a big ball of 56 yards with 3.28 seconds of hang time. Venner attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December 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 showed good potential in the drill work phase of camp. He needs to continue to work on the details required to become dominant.

Williams recently attended the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He has powerful hips and a good leg speed. Creating a more repeatable drop with his arm extended should help him maximize more of his natural power and help improve his miss hits. He averaged 30 yards per punt with 3.62 average hang time at camp. Williams attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. 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.

Williams recently attended the 2018 Southern December Showcase. He showed well during camp on field goals by scoring 7 made points in the field goal portion. He showed solid refinement in the drill work portion of camp and has made improvement in his ball striking. Increasing the command of his ball/foot contact during contact on kickoffs, should help increase his command of ball flight and consistency of his kickoffs. .Williams attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He continues to show that he has the ability to compete with athletes ranked ahead of him. We expect some good things this fall because he has the talent required to compete at the next level.

Winsor attended the National Invitational Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He did some impressive things at camp and with some refinement to his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often, he will climb in the Kohl's rankings. He had some impressive kick off's and was also able to hit the roll-out punt which will be an important tool for him at the next level. He is a talented young prospect and we expect a big fall season.

Winters has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He continues to show that he has the leg strength to compete at the next level. We are excited to see where the future takes him because he is a talented specialist. Winters attended the National Invitational Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had a solid first Scholarship camp and demonstrated that he has the leg strength to compete at the next level. His "A" ball on kick off's was impressive with a 73 yard 3.31 second hang time ball. With some refinement in his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often, he will move up in the Kohl's rankings and be ready to compete at the next level. Winters is a talented young prospect and we expect some big things this fall.

Wladkowski attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He competed well in the drill phase of camp, however he needs to continue to improve the charting of his kicks. He needs more practice and refinement on his technique. With some refinement he will see significant changes in his ball striking. He has good athletic skills to build upon, and his development will be key in the next couple of years.

Hutra attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some impressive kicks at camp and showed that he is able to do some good things with the football. Continuing to gain experience during pressure situations will be important over the upcoming months. He has the talent needed to do some special things as a combo specialist.

Bash recently attended the 2017 TX Spring Showcase. He showed excellent leg strength for his age at camp by averaging 64 yards per KO. Increasing his hang time should help him develop even more on his KO's. His FG's were solid, he made 5 and hit some nice football during the drill work portion of camp. He flashed some good things in punting as well but improving his catch and operation time in his punting will be vital for improvement.

Bunting attended the NSC in the summer of 2016. Has good athletic skills to build upon, development will be key in the next couple of years. With improvement in ball rotation he should make good progress. Overall athletic development is key in moving up in the rankings.

Carley attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He competed well in the drill phase of camp, however he needs to continue to improve the charting of his kicks. He needs to continue to develop not only athletically but also fundamentally to reach his full potential.

Casas's recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. Continued focus on strength development and refinement in ball/foot contact will be key for his development in all three areas. He scored 10 points on the field goal charting and was able to have a big ball of 61 yards with 3.1 seconds of hang time. He was also able to score some points on the roll-out punt portion of camp. Casas attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He showed some impressive leg strength during the camp and also the ability to hit some impressive kicks.

Duarte recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He charted several 60 yard kickoffs and averaged 54.92 yards per kick. Creating more consistency on his field goal approach should help him chart with more confidence. He flashed a quick leg throughout camp and hit some impressive field goals at camp. He also hit several 40+ yard punts with solid hang. Duarte 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. Duarte needs to continue to work on refining his repeatability to maximize his talent as a specialist.

Fedora attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some impressive field goals during the afternoon drill work session of camp. Working on a more repeatable technique that will help with making field goals under pressure situations will be key to being ready to compete at the next level. He is a talented young athlete who has the potential to ply at the next level.

Grozier attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. His ability as a combo specialist is very good and with some refinement of his technique we will see his "A" ball come out more often. His 67 yard 3.31 second hang time was impressive and if he continues to become more consistent, he will do some special things as a combo specialist. Grozier also showed the ability to do the roll-out punt at camp.

Hanchett attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had an impressive charting portion of field goals by making 10 points. He is an athletic young specialist who has a smooth technique. Continuing to grow in the weight room will see him ready to compete for a job at the next level.

Harwell recently attended a 2018 Winter Showcase Camp. He showed well in certain kicking and punting portions with his large 6'4 frame. In July Harwell excelled on his kickoffs at the NSC, where he charted most of his kickoffs over 60 yards with a big ball of 66 yards with 3.34 seconds of hang-time. Creating more command of his hips through contact should help improve his control on his field goals. Extending the ball further forward and keeping it in line with his kicking leg will help him continue to make improvement in punting. Harwell does have the baseline leg speed to compete in college.

Austin attended the Texas Showcase Camp in the winter of 2015, has good natural talent, improvement technically will be the key to future rankings, if he works hard he should be able to improve and be a successful specialist.

Kilgore’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He made 8 points during the field goal charting portion of camp and had some impressive hits during the drill work phase of camp. Kilgore 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 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. He has some tools to become very effective as a specialist, and when hitting his "A" ball he is very competitive with the top kickers in the class.

Kochaniec attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He has good athletic skills to build upon, and his development will be key in the next couple of years. If he can improve his ball striking skills, he has a good chance to move up in the rankings.

Laudato’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He continues to show impressive leg strength for a 2019 athlete. Refinement in his technique will see him perform well under pressure situations. Laudato competed at 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. He competed well in the drill phase of camp. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect.

Mason attended the Midwest 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, motion needs to be more consistent.

Lowery attended the Texas Showcase Camp in the spring of 2017. He showed good potential in the drill work phase of camp. With improvement in ball rotation he should make good progress. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect.

Martinez has attended previous camps with the most recent being 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. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect.

McArdle IV has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Estern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had another solid camp and showed that his field goals have made improvements. Continuing to work on refining his technique over the upcoming months will see him make some big gains. McArdle IV attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He was impressive during his first Kohl's ranking camp. He has a solid technique and was able to hit some impressive footballs at camp. With some more experience under pressure situations, he will do some good things as a combo specialist.

McKinley recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He displayed solid technique in his kickoff approach and was able to chart several kickoffs over 60 yards while averaging 58.5 yards per kickoff at camp. He can continue to clean up his ball rotation and consistency of his ball striking in hopes of improving his accuracy on field goals. He showed the ability to punt as well at camp and with continued improvement of his swing up and thru contact, he should see improved power in his punting as well.

Mullins most recently attended the Winter Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had a good overall day during the camp and showed that he is ready to compete at the next level. Mullins attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He showed some impressive leg strength during the kick off charting phases of camp with multiple 65+ yard balls. Mullins has the tools to do some great things as a specialist. Working on refining his technique on field goals will see some great improvements this fall.

Pethtel attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had some solid kick off's during the charting phases of camp with multiple 60+ yard hits. He shows good potential with his punts as well and with some refinement, in his technique, he will see some big gains in the upcoming months.

Pike recently attended the 2017 December Texas Showcase Camp. He has a strong leg and above average athleticism. Increasing the command of his drop and his ability to keep his toe down through contact will be key for his development in his punting. He averaged 38.5 yards per punt and hit several 42+ yard punts during the charting.

Plaster has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He showed that he has the leg strength to compete at the next level with multiple kick off's going 75+ yards with good hang time. Plaster also demonstrated the ability to hit some good field goals during the camp. Plaster earned an invite to the Kohl’s Future Stars Event in January of 2018 after a solid performance during the 2017 December Showcase Series. He charted well during the field goal session with 6 out of 8 made kicks. Plaster competed at the 2017 December Texas Showcase Camp. He charted well in field goals by scoring 7 made kicks.

Power’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. He competed well in the drill phase of camp, however he needs to continue to improve the charting of his kicks. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect.

Trevor attended the Midwest 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, consistency in ball/foot contact is key, motion needs to be more consistent.

Riess recently competed at the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He showed the ability to kick and punt at camp. His current strength is his field goals but with improved refinement in his drop he could develop into a solid punter as well. Increasing the command of his rotation on his field goals should help with the improvement of his accuracy on field goals as well.

Sastoque attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some impressive kick off's during the charting portion of camp. Continuing to work on the details to become dominant on field goals will be key over the upcoming months. He is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings. Sastoque has the right tools to compete at the next level.

Spartz’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He has good athletic skills to build upon, and his development will be key in the next couple of years. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist. Working on a smooth drop will see big gains in his consistency and will help move him up in the Kohl's rankings.

Taylor 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, to early to tell just how good he could be.

Trabold’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2018. He had a good performance during the field goal charting portion of camp scoring 14 out of 15 points. He has made significant changes since we first saw him and he is someone who has a track record of making FG's at our events. His KO score of 101.9 was also a solid score and he is definitely a very good college prospect! He is one of the better FG kickers in the country!

Wherrity attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He has impressive leg strength and he showed it during the kick off charting phases with multiple 70+ yard balls. He is a talented young prospect and with some refinement to his technique, he will see some big gains. He is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings.

Wilder attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some impressive hits at camp during the afternoon drill work session. Gaining the strength and accuracy needed will be key for him to compete at the next level.

Williams has attended previous camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He showed well during the pressure round of camp and continues to grow as a combo specialist. Williams attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. He charted in all three disciplines and displayed above average leg strength by hitting several 50+ yard kickoffs.

Jack most recently attended the Southern Showcase Camp in the winter of 2015, once again showed 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. Jack attended the 2015 National Scholarship camp and flashed some talent. He is younger and should only get better with time but improving leg strength and power will be vital for his continued improvement. Increasing his confidence will help with his punting and cleaning up rotation will be key for FG and KO improvement.

Barros de Oliveira recently competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He charted in all three disciplines with his kickoffs being his strength. His big ball on kickoffs was 68 yards with 3.4 seconds of hang time. He had confidence with his ball striking on field goals and when he made his kicks there were pure strikes. He scored 15 points on field goals and hit some solid balls during the charting portion of camp. Continuing to work on his catch/mold should help his operation time and his consistency improve.