2020 National punter Ratings

Kroeger had another strong showing at the Midwest Winter Showcase. He is game ready and an excellent directional punter, he can roll out and hit Aussie punts to pin them deep. Kroeger is a long-time Kohl's camper who showed well again this spring at the Kohl's Midwest Showcase Camp and the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He won the punt competition on the cold day by hitting a ball that went over 60 yards from the L.O.S. in May. Kroeger is also very good at rolling out and hitting punts.

Johnson recently competed at the 2019 Southern Winter Camp. He is an excellent punter and game ready now. He catches the ball with supreme confidence and is a fierce competitor. He has the ability to be an immediate impact player at the Power 5 level. Johnson competed at the Southern Showcase in May of 2019. His drill work was outstanding showing that he can direction punt and hit the hang-times and distances college coaches are looking for. Johnson also had some very impressive moments at the UC Challenge winning the punt competition in January. He is prototypical size and has great technique. Johnson should not make it out of June without a D1 offer!

Leighton recently attended the Kohl's National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He was the best punter at NSC camp with over 600 athletes in attendance. Leighton earned a spot at the Under Armour All-American Game. He will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2020 recruiting class because he has the talent required to compete at the Power Five level in college. Leighton is a track athlete who has the leg speed to hit 5.0 hang-times. He does need to continue to work on his drop but has all the tools to be a good one in college!

Williams recently attended the Kohl's 2019 Southern Showcase Camp. Williams already has a D1 offer and is technically one of the better k/p in the country. His May Showcase was cut short due to a stomach virus that made finishing camp not possible. In January, Williams had some very impressive moments at camp and had multiple 50+ yard, 4.5+ second hang time punts. He is a tall athletic specialists who has a bright future ahead of him at the next level. He has shown advanced ball-striking in field goals, kickoffs, and punts. In July of 2018, Williams charted nearly every kickoff over 70 yards with his biggest 82 yards with 3.9 seconds of hang. He also showed confidence in his roll-out punts.

Renner recently attended the 2019 Kohl's UnderClassman Challenge and National Scholarship Camp. He had some impressive 55+ yard punts during the charting phases of camp and has made great progress since January. He showed very well in both the pocket and roll out punts at earlier Kohl's events. His scores at multiple Kohl's events show he is a consistent player who can help a college program early in his career!

Forrest attended his first Kohl's ranking camp in May of 2019. He impressed everyone with his huge hang-times and overall leg speed. Forrest has long levers and is easily able to hit college level punts. His "A" ball is outstanding. Forrest also hit some of the biggest KO's at the camp with over 200 campers. Forrest does need some refinement technically in the years to come but he is a can't miss D1 punting prospect. His frame will easily add 20 lbs in the next year.

Marks has attended two Kohl's camps with the most recent being the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He won a punt off to earn a spot to the Under Armour All-American Game. His poise and ability to hit a sprial that turns over was impressive. Marks is a late bloomer who should draw college interest this fall and winter. Marks has a lot of potential to become a good college punter!

Pollock recently attended the 2019 Southern Showcase and National Scholarship Camps. His punting has made huge strides from last year. Pollock has moved into the 5.0 star category and then into the top 10 in the country. He averaged over 50 yards a punt in the charting phase of camp in May. Pollock is well coached and someone who can punt at a high level in college. Pollock is a very interesting prospect in the 2020 class. He competed very well at multiple events and has a chance to play early in college!

Guess recently competed at the Eastern Showcase Camp in May of 2019. He continues to show that he is one of the top 2020 combo Prospects. He has a bright future ahead of him at the next level. Guess has one of the strongest punt and KO legs in the country and has improved technically since January. Guess has been a top 10 Kohl's player for the last couple of years. This year is no different. Guess is very good on FG's but is outstanding on Punts and KO's. His hips are very powerful and often produce huge kicks and punts. Guess has all the talent to be successful at a D1 college.

Mevis most recently attended the 2019 National Scholarship Camp. His field goals both in charting and drill work were just different than other D1 k/p. College coaches will love his field goal height and clean rotation. He and Josh Karty have the best field goal range in the country. Mevis easily hits 60 yarders every day he kicks. He won the field goal competition in Chicago with a 65 yarder with a very repeatable motion in May of 2019. Mevis has a brother who is currently playing college football and is already bigger than 90% of the college specialists. Mevis is an impressive punter who only takes up 3.5 yards on his approach. Mevis is a big-time college prospect and an Under Armour All-American.

Moore's most recent camp was the 2019 National Scholarship Camp. He also attended the May Spring Showcase. He was asked in January to get better hang-times and if you look at his charts from May, that's exactly what he did. He hit a 5.11 hang-time during his charting portion of camp. This was done with a hand-to-toe requirement. Moore has gotten noticeably stronger and is ready to have a big season. He has been working hard to showcase his talent and it showed at the Southern Showcase and NCS! His drill work was solid and he is a very advanced punter.

Wells competed recently at the 2019 Eastern Winter Showcase. He has great power and posses excellent coordination in his punting. He has the ability to punt at the D1-Power 5 level and will be ready to compete early in his college career. Wells attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He showed great ability during the punt charting phase of camp. His leg strength showed in both hang-time and distance. Wells is someone who is rising in our national rankings and has a big fall season ahead!

Akers attended his first Kohl's camp in May of 2019. He showed everyone why he is a D1 prospect in both kicking and punting. Akers has the frame and pedigree to be special. His dad was an NFL pro-bowler who has just started working with him. Akers has huge upside in both kicking and punting. At 6'2 he has great size and an athletic frame that stands out at camp. Akers made a perfect 15 points on his FG charting session. His biggest upside might be in punting. Akers has the chance to be our best prospect with continued improvement in the coming years.

Riebe has continued to progress with his punting ability and has quietly turned into one of the best punters in this years class. He had a strong showing at the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase. He has the ability to kickoff as well and he has proven to be one of the better directional punters in his class. Riebe attended the 2019 National Scholarship Camp. He has grown 2-3 inches this spring and is maturing into his body. His athletic frame and potential is outstanding as a punter. He should draw a lot of college interest this fall and winter as a punter. Riebe is a late bloomer who is getting better at just the right time!

Rayborn attended the 2019 Kohl's UnderClassman Challenge. He is very gifted athletically and could be one of the very best k/p specialists in the country. Rayborn has attended numerous Kohl's events over his career. Rayborn has a lot of natural talent.

Liebau is a strong legged punter who has consistently gotten better throughout the past two years. He has a solid frame, good hands and once again displayed D1 potential at the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase. Liebau attended the 2019 Spring Showcase and National Scholarship Camps. He continues to show that he has the ability to punt at the next level. He has refined his punting and will be ready to compete at the next level over the upcoming year. Liebau had an excellent showing at the 2018 Midwest Showcase Camp. He is a powerful athlete who catches the ball well and times up his contact very consistently.

Stillwell recently competed at the Kohl's 2019 Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He averaged close to 60 yards during his 8 charted punts and had good times to match. He will continue to grow and develop into one of the better punters in the 2020 class. Stillwell had a strong showing at the 2018 Southern Winter Showcase. He has great levers and powerful hips. He was able to chart well and had excellent drill work at camp. Increasing the command of his drop and timing up contact at knee height will help drastically with his consistency of his ball striking. He has one of the stronger legs in his class and will be someone to keep an eye on the next 6 months.

Meyers recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase and National Scholarship Camps. He is a very talented young punting prospect who is able to punt both in the pocket and rolling out. Meyers also attended the 2019 Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He had some very impressive punts at camp with multiple going 50+ yards. He is a talented young prospect with a bright future ahead of him. Meyers has a great frame to punt with and increasing the command of his drop should drastically improve his ability to hit consistent punts.

Tillman recently attended the Kohl's Southern Showcase in May of 2019. He also attend the NSC in July of 2019. He is someone who has great coordination and works hard at punting. His drill work and charts were outstanding and on paper is one of the very best in the country. Tillman will punt and KO very well in college. Tillman can also KO at the college level. He is someone worth looking into because he has done some very very impressive things at our camps!

Lewis recently competed at the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He was impressive throughout the camp and will be a highly sought after recruit in the 2020 class. Lewis has a lightening fast leg and can be a big-time player in college. He is currently ranked in the top 20 as a kicker and punter. Lewis also has the frame and leg speed to continue to develop in college. Keep an eye on Lewis in the coming months!

Van Dyke recently attend the National Scholarship Camp. He is a tall athletic specialist who has a very bright future ahead of him at the next level. Van Dyke is just learning how to use his body. His track background and overall leg speed are unique. He is an impressive athlete with elite level leg speed and coordination. His leg is explosive and he charted several 80+ yard kickoffs at camp including an 82-yard 3.73-second ball in July of 2018. Van Dyke is beginning to show his punting ability as well. Increasing the extension of the ball should help him maximize more of his frame as well. It will be fun to watch Van Dyke's development at the college level.

Lendvay recently attended the 2019 Eastern Showcase Camp and the National Scholarship Camp in July. He showed impressive leg strength in all three disciplines. Lendvay is noticeably stronger and faster than the last time we saw him. He is a mature player who is a year older and it has helped him to perfect his craft. His maturity and talent should interest college coaches who are looking for someone who can kick and punt. Lendvay is a very focused Canadian looking to play college football in the United States. Lendvay is currently a top 25 kicker and punter and is very well coached!

Banks- Alterkruse has continued to improve and his latest camp, the 2019 National Scholarship Camp. In spring, his charting was solid and his drill work showcased the hard work he has put into getting better. His punting continues to improve and he averaged over 43 yards per punt at camp in May. Banks-Altekruse had a strong showing at the 2019 NSC and moved into the top 25 in the country!

Apostolopoulos recently attended the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase. He has tremendous rhythm on his punts and moves well throughout his approach. He has a quick leg and when dropping the ball consistently can hit punts with great distance and direction. Apostolopoulos attended a 2019 Spring Showcase Camp and National Scholarship Camps. He moved into the 5 star level in July. In May he averaged 47.63 yards per punt during the charting portion of camp. Apostolopoulos is an up and rising specialist and this upcoming season will be key for him to reaching his full potential. Apostolopoulus had some very impressive punts during the charting phase of camp in July and showed that his hard work and training paid off!

Olsen recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase in Chicago. He continues to show that he is one of the most talented in his class. Olsen charted well on FG's and has great lift on his FG's. His HS resume is very impressive. Olsen is a very recruitable player who will draw interest from multiple D1 programs. He's also a very good punter. Olsen attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2018. Olsen did a great job in both kicking and punting at that event. He earned a 5-star rating as kicker by hitting big kick off's and showing good consistency on field goals. His punting was also outstanding in the in winter of 2018. Olsen had an amazing 22 made field goals made this past season as well. He is someone to follow and to keep an eye on this summer!

Lewis recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp and then improved signifiacntly at the National Scholarship Camp in July. He had some impressive moments at camp and showed that he has the leg talent to compete at the D1 level in both kicking and punting. Lewis has a tall athletic frame which allows him to hit some very impressive kicks. He is a sleeper to watch this fall!

Crouch recently competed at the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He has made tremendous strides in his overall ability and his kickoffs are now at the collegiate level with his punting. He has impressive leg speed and showcased high level collegiate ability at the event. Crouch attended the Kohl's 2019 Southern Showcase. He showed marked improvment in his punting at this event. His punt charts were great! In January He averaged over 50 yards with 4.11 seconds of hang time during the charting phase of camp. Crouch had a strong showing at the 2018 Southern Winter Showcase. He showed excellent leg strength and refinement in all three disciplines at camp. Crouch moved into the 5 star cataogory in May of 2019!

Jang was recently invited to the Kohl's 2019 UnderClassman Challenge. He is a very talented young specialist with a bright future ahead of him at the next level if he continues to work on the craft. Jang attended the Southern Showcase in December of 2018. He showed great leg speed in multiple situations at camp. The ball jumps off his foot and he has the leg speed to play D1 football. He does need to clean up the hook on his field goals and his hands in punting. With continued development he could be the top combo player in the 2020 class.

Lawson recently attended the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He displayed college level leg talent and sound technique in all three disciplines at the event. He was strongest in his kickoffs and punts and his field goals were strong during the drill work of camp. Lawson attended the 2019 National Scholarship Camp. He still has one of the more impressive leg talents in his class and this upcoming year we expect big things from him. Lawson also attended the 2019 Kohl's Under-Classman Challenge. He has impressive leg strength and hit multiple 70+ yard kick off's. He showed improvement in his punting technique and had a great weekend in July of 2019 to move into the 5 star category! Lawson has the tools to do some special things as a combo specialist.

Folz had strong showings at the 2019 Texas Spring Showcase and the National Scholarship Camp. He displayed advanced leg speed and was able to win the punt competition in the spring. He charted some of the biggest kickoffs at the event including a 75 yard 3.79 second ball. His biggest punt during charting punts was a 49 yard 4.46 seconds blast and he got into a great rhythm during the drill work and hit some impressive punts including the camp winner. Folz moved into the 5 star catagory in July at the NSC. He is a talented player both as a punter and kicker!

Pinton recently attended the 2019 Texas Spring Showcase. He is an athletic specialist who has the talent to compete at the next level. He will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2020 recruiting class because he has the tools required to play at a high level. Pinton has attended multiple Kohl's events and always shows well. His charts are very consistent and he plays for a good HS program. He is a must see prospect in the 2020 class! Pinton is a very good kicker and punter who does not get rattled.

Yee attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had one of the most impressive events and is showing that he is ready to be a division 1 starter on punts. Yee is a very talented young athlete who can perform at a high level at both kicking and punting. We expect big things from him this fall. Yee attended the 2018 National Scholarship. He scored 24 points during the field goal portion of camp. His lift and consistency of rotation was excellent throughout camp. He flashed big kickoff leg potential as well by charting a big ball of 74 yards. Continuing to focus on keeping the chest up should help increase the hang time on his kicks.

Shahriari attended the Kohl’s National Senior Challenge in January 2020. He hit a 71 yard wind aided FG to win the FG competition! He had impressive punts at camp and is one of the best combo K/P in the 2020 class. Shahriari also had an impressive showing at the Kohl's 2019 UnderClassman Challenge and National Scholarship Camp. He has the tools needed to compete at a high level. Shahriari has college talent and had a good senior season to go along with his camp success! He is a proven product that can compete early in college.

Paull recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He is a very talented left footed punter who we expect to have a big season this fall because he has the talent to be dominant. Paull competed at the Kohl's 2019 UnderClassman Challenge. He continues to perform very well under pressure and also was able to impress with his ability to hit the roll-out punt as well as the traditional punt. Paull attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. His "A" ball during the charting phase of camp was good with 48 yards and 4.45 seconds of hang time. He continues to show that he is a talented young combo specialist. Paull competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed improved punting ability and increased leg strength at camp. He charted several kickoffs over 65 yards and had command of his ball striking at the event.

Simpson had an outstanding showing at the 2019 Eastern Winter Showcase. He has quietly developed into one of the best punting prospects in his class. He has the ability to hit directional punts at an elite level and is a D1 punterSimpson attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had multiple 50+ yard punts during the charting phase and with some minor adjustments to his technique he will see his "A" ball more often. Simpson is a talented young prospect with a bright future ahead of him.

Fargason recently competed at the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase. He had a strong showing at the event and has developed into a D-1 Caliber Punter. He catches the ball well and does a tremendous job of controlling his drop. He has the ability to hang punts up or he can attack with his directional punting. Fargason attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. His "A" ball of 51 yards with 4.56 seconds of hang time showed that he has the talent to punt at the college level. He will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2020 recruiting class. Fargason attended the Texas Showcase Camp in May of 2019. He had a solid overall day at camp on all three disciplines.

McCready's most recent camp was the Kohl's 2019 UnderClassman Challenge. He had some very impressive punts at camp and we expect some big things this upcoming year because he is a very talented young specialist. McCready attended a 2018 December Showcase camp. He showed well in both kicking and punting. Currently his punting is ahead of where his kicking is at. His charts both in the pocket and in the roll out phase show he can punt from various spots on the field. He has a big next couple of months to solidify his spot as a top prospect.

Grace had an impressive showing at the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He had an impressive overall camp and showed the leg talent to compete with anyone in the country. His "A" ball on kick offs is ready for the next level and his punting is ahead of the game right now. This fall will see him do some good things and gain the experience needed to compete at the college level.

Vernon 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 has impressive leg strength and showed it during the kick off charting with a 66 yard 3.46 kick.Vernon competed at the 2017 Texas December Showcase. He showed advanced technique and refinement in his kicking and punting. He has excellent leg speed and his coordination is impressive. He charted 7 made field goals and averaged 68 yards per kick off. He averaged 41 yards per punt at camp as well.

McGuire recently attended the Kohl's Southern Showcase in May of 2019 and the National Scholarship Camp in July. He showed next level leg strength with multiple 70+ yard kick off's and huge FG's. His 6'5 frame allows him to get great lift on his FG's. He is a very talented prospect with a bright future ahead of him. McGuire moved into the D1 scholarship catagory this spring and is hitting his stride at just the right time. He made an impressive 15-15 in the charting session in Atlanta. McGuire could also develop into a big-time punter in the coming years.

Connor recently attended the 2020 Senior Challenge. He put up the best charts of his career at this event. He once again, had a solid performance with his punting. He charted a big punt of 59 yards with 4.74 seconds of hang time. Connor has great command of his body and he uses his hips well to maximize his frame. He has moved up to a very recruitable ranking and should be on many school's radar the rest of this winter!

Verdisco recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He is a very solid combo prospect for the 2020 class and has the talent to compete for a starting position on a college roster. He punts the ball with good consistency and also showed that he has great command of his body during the field goal portions of the event. Verdisco competed at a 2019 Kohl's Spring Showcase Camp. He showed well in both kicking and punting. He graded out higher as a kicker. His charts were very impressive in May of 2019. He made an impressive 13 points during the charting phase of camp on FG's. His punting and KO's are also very good. Verdiso is a talented player who can play in college in the years to come!

Pahl recently competed at the 2020 Senior Challenge. He showed he is a recruitable punter and solid FG kicker. Pahl made the finals in the punting competition and has a strong leg with a long athletic frame. Pahl had a decorated HS career as a punter and showed off his strong leg in January of 2020. He is someone who can compete in college as a punter!

Willig attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. he was one of the more impressive combo talents that we saw at the event. He has great leg strength and was also able to call on his "A" ball on all three disciplines. He will be someone to keep an eye on this fall with recruiting because he has the talent required to play at the next level.

Smith attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. His leg talent is one of the better ones in the 2020 class and with some refinement to his field goal technique he will be ready to compete for a roster position at the college level. Smith attended the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He had a strong performance and showed off one of the most powerful punting legs in his class. His big ball charted was a 50 yard 4.78 second blast and he was able to score points in the roll-out portion of camp as well. In kickoffs his big ball was a 72 yards with 3.23 seconds of hang time. Allowing his chest to stay on contact should help him increase his hang time on his kickoffs. Smith attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed good "pop" and power on kickoffs by scoring a big ball of 67 yards with 2.72 seconds of hang time. He scored 12 points on the field goals and displayed sound technique on his ball striking.

Nalley had a strong showing at the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase Camp. He excelled in his punting and was able to chart very well at the event. He has long levers and good power in his hips. He caught the ball well and was consistently short with his steps and quick with his operation. He charted 6 points in the field goal portion of camp and displayed collegiate ability in his field striking as well.

Marroquin recently attended the 2019 Western Winter Showcase. He had an excellent day punting the ball and showed the ability to roll-out and traditional punt at the event. His big ball at the event was 42 yards with 4.87 seconds of hang time. He was solid in his field goals and kickoffs at the event and he was able to chart a big ball of 64 yards with 2.93 seconds of hang time.

Heston recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He was one of the more consistent punters at the Eastern Showcase Camp and averaged 47+ yards. He will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2020 class as a pure punter because he has the talent required to become dominant. Heston attended the 2019 Kohl's Underclassmen Challenge. He hit a number of impressive punts at camp and is molding into a very good young punter. He has a bright future ahead of him at the next level. Heston attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had multiple 47+ yard punts during the charting phase of camp. Heston attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had a good performance during the punt chart phases of camp and also demonstrated that he has the ability to do the roll-out punt.

Warren attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had some very impressive 50+ yard punts at the event. He has the right tools to play at the college level. Warren attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He has a tall prototypical frame for a punter and is able to generate some good energy through the ball with his long levers. He hit multiple 45+ yard punts during the charting phase of camp and also showed that he can hit the roll out punt. He has the right tools to have a bright future as a pure punter.

Bauer had a strong showing at the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase. He is a talented combo prospect who legitimately can do all three at the collegiate level. He has long levers and powerful hips. He scored 9 points on field goals off the ground and he was also able to chart a big ball of 67 yards with 3.87 seconds of hang time. Punting is his current strength and he flashed his potential at camp by charting a big ball of 43 yards with 4.62 seconds of hang time.

Young recently attended the 2019 Eastern Winter Showcase Camp. He has excellent power in his hips and he uses his long levers to create lift and drive on the ball. When he is staying small with his steps and keeps the ball in line with his leg, he is an excellent punting prospect. Young attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He did some impressive things during the punt charting phases of camp. He hit multiple 45+ yard punts with over 4 seconds of hang time.

Meader attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had a very impressive overall camp on all three disciplines. Meader scored 26 points during the field goal charting phases of camp and showed good leg strength during the kickoff phases of camp. He also had some impressive 50+ yard punts and had a 5+ second hang time hit. He is a very talented young prospect with a bright future ahead of him as a combo specialist.

Franke was dominant at the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase. He possesses one of the strongest legs in the 2020 class. He has the ability to punt, kickoff and kick field goals at a Power 5 college. He has explosive hips and the ball jumps off his foot.

Yurkunas attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. His punting is ahead of his field goals at the moment but he has the athleticism to be a solid combo prospect in the 2020 class. He had multiple 50+ yard punts and a big ball of 60 yards with 4.32 seconds of hang time showed that he has the talent required to be dominant at the next level. We expect some big things from Yurkunas this upcoming fall.

Mochulski had strong showing at the 2019 Eastern Winter Showcase Camp. He showed true combo talent at camp and was impressive with his kickoffs and his punting. He has quick levers and is in great command of his body. His big ball was 69 yards with 3.79 seconds of hang time. Increasing the command of his hips should help him create a straighter ball flight and help him kick field goals with higher accuracy.

Smith has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He had an impressive overall camp on all three disciplines and we expect some big things this fall because he has the talent required to be a dominant combo specialist. Smith attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He continues to show that he is ready to compete at the next level. He has one of the purest motions in his class on all three disciplines. Smith attended the 2019 Kohl's Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He had an impressive 46 yard average on punts and continues to form into a good young 2020 prospect. Smith attended the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. He continues to impress with his explosive ability and hit some solid footballs at camp. Continuing on the path he is on will see him as a top prospect in the 2020 class. Smith competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He had an excellent camp punting the football and was impressive during portions of camp.

Lewis recently attended the 2019 Kohl's Kicking Western Spring Showcase Camp. He has one of the strongest legs in his class, and it showed with an 80-yard plus bomb in the kickoff competition. Lewis made an impressive 13 points at the Los Angeles event. Lewis is already committed to USC and should be an impactful player with the Trojans. Lewis has a very athletic frame that allows him to have great field goal range and hit big kickoffs. Lewis has improved since the last time we saw him.

Orellana recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had some great charting phases at the event and continues to show that he is ready to compete at the next level. Orellana attended the 2019 Southern May Showcase. He has made significant improvements in his leg strength and his field goal technique. Orellana hits a clean field goal and is very repeatable. His drill work was outstanding and showed that he deserved to be ranked in the 5 star range. He is someone whose ball flight will be attractive to college coaches. The ball comes off his foot very clean. Orellana has a chance to be a money kicker for a Division 1 program!

Moos recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He has continued to grow and develop his technique which allows him to maximize his talents as a combo specialist. Moos attended the 2019 Western Spring Showcase. He had a great day punting and showed college leg strength in his kickoffs as well. He averaged over 45 yards per punt and scored points on the roll-out portion of punting. His big ball of the day was 66 yards with 3.44 seconds on the kickoff portion of camp. Moos attended the 2019 Kohl's UnderClassman Challenge. He did some impressive things at camp and continues to develop into a solid young combo prospect. Moos competed at the 2018 December Western Showcase. He has made significant increases in his leg strength and refinement in his technique.

Paulson recently competed at the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase. He has one of the more powerful legs in the 2020 class. He can roll-out or punt traditional style. He catches the ball well and moves well in space. He is an excellent athlete that just so happens to punt.

Prondzinski recently competed at Midwest Winter Showcase. He was solid once again in field goals and kickoffs but where he has made the most improvement is in his punting. He was consistent with his drop, repeatable with steps and confident in his ball striking. He has developed into very strong combo prospect. Prondzinski attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He has been a long time Kohl's camper and he demonstrates the athleticism to be able to compete at the next level. Prondzinski attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He continues to work hard at maximizing his talents and with putting himself under more pressure situations he will match his charting with his great ability.

Pastula had a strong showing at the 2019 Eastern Winter Showcase and 2020 Senior Challenge. He has a long frame and excellent coordination. Catching the ball comes easy to him and he was able to drop the ball consistently. His current ability is excellent and with continued development can develop into a very talented college punter.

Haire recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He continues to show good improvement and was able to hit multiple 50+ yard punts. He has a bright future ahead of him as a specialist. Haire competed at the Kohl's Future Stars event in January of 2019. He averaged 50+ yards during the punt charting phase of camp. Haire competed at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He charted several punts over 40 yards with multiple punts over 4.0+ seconds. He also had some impressive moments during the kick off charting with a 62 yard 3.32 second hang time hit. Continuing to work on refining his technique on field goals will see him move up in the Kohl's rankings. He is a talented young athlete with a bright future ahead oh him.

Loop recently attended the Kohl's 2019 National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He is one of the most refined field goal kickers in the country. He has the talent to play at a top Division 1 college and this upcoming year. In December Loop won the field goal and kickoff portion of the Texas Showcase. His ball striking was outstanding. In July of 2018 Loop charted an 82-yard, 3.7 second kickoff at camp with a tailwind. He also scored 24 points during the field goal portion of the Kohl's National Scholarship camp in July of 2018. Loop is a solid D1 kicker and will compete early in his career in college!

Gillis recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He did some impressive things during the punt charting by averaging 51.25 yards over 8 punts. Gillis showed great ability on all three disciplines but his punting is slightly ahead of his kicking at the moment. Gillis attended Kohl's UnderClassman Challenge in January of 2019. He demonstrated the ability to perform under pressure and will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2020 class. Gillis attended a 2018 December Showcase Camp. He competed both as a kicker and a punter. His punt charts were more impressive as he scored points on roll out punts and did an outstanding job punting in the pocket. Gillis's score of 101 in the pocket showed he has very good consistency and leg strength. He hit multiple 50 yard plus punts and should be someone to watch this spring.

Dzioban has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He has one of the more impressive leg talents in the 2020 class. He has big time potential and we expect big things from him this fall and in the future. Dzioban attended a 2019 Kohl's Spring Showcase Camp. He had one of the best overall performances at the camp. He was a finalist on FG's and hit a 60 yard blast off the ground. Dzioban has a bright future ahead of him as a specialist. His leg strength and overall ability make him a very good D1 kicker and punter. Dzioban is already commited to Miaimi of Ohio on scholarship and should do well early at the D1 level. He has the leg strength needed to compete with some of the best athletes in the country.

Moore attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He performed well on all three disciplines at camp but his punting stood out with multiple 45+ yard hits. Moore is a very talented young prospect who athletically will be able to compete for a starting position at the next level. We expect some big things from Moore this upcoming fall.

Ruiz recently attended the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase. He showed improved leg strength and command of his field goals at the event. His punting has made tremendous strides as well and he graded out as a 4.5 punter. He is an excellent athlete that has tremendous control of his body and leg swing through contact. Ruiz attended the Kohl's 2019 UC-Challenge. He had some very impressive hits at camp and will be someone who will be ready to compete for a starting position at the next level.

Myers had a strong showing at the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He demonstrated one of the strongest kickoff legs in the 2020 class at the event. He is a D1 combo prospect who has excellent coordination and is a tremendous athlete. Myers attended the Kohl's 2019 UnderClassman Challenge. He had some impressive kick off's at camp with multiple 70+ yard hits. Myers had an excellent showing at the 2018 Southern Winter Showcase. He displayed advanced technique for his age and his leg strength was also excellent.

Cole recently attended the 2020 Senior Challenge. He excelled on his punting and showed collegiate level ability. He hit several punts over 4.4 seconds of hang time and he looked comfortable with his drop and command of his technique. He showed the ability to kick field goals and kickoffs but his current strength is his punting ability. Cole's best punt was a 51 yard, 4.81 second blast.

Curry had an impressive showing at the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He hit multiple 45+ yard punts with over 4.5 seconds of hang time. Curry showed that he will be an athlete to watch in the 2020 recruiting class. Curry attended the Midwest Showcase Camp in May of 2019. He hit multiple 40+ yard punts at camp and his "A" ball of 49 yards with 4.21 seconds of hang time was very impressive. He has great athletic ability and continuing to work on his refinement on technique will see him ready to compete at the next level. Curry is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings.

Weaver recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He creates great hang times on his punts and showed that he is ready to compete at the next level. This fall will be key for him to conitinue to grow and maximize his talents as a specialist. Weaver attended the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He is developing into a very strong punter. He charted punts with above average hang time and distance. He hit several 4.4 second punts and was comfortable catching the ball out and dropping it consistently. Increasing the command of his ball/foot contact will help with the development of his field goal and kickoff ability. His big ball on the day for kickoffs was a 60 yard 3.1 second ball. Weaver attended the 2019 Kohls Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He had a good showing at the event and is close to moving up in the next level of Kohl's rankings. Weaver attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had a solid charting performance on punts and also demonstrated that he can perform the roll-out punt.

Place recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He showed that he has the talent to compete at the college level at the event. His "A" ball was impressive with multiple 50+ yard hits. If Place can continue to refine his technique he will see some big things happen with his punting this fall.

Hussung recently attended the 2019 Southern Showcase Camp. He is a college kicker who can also punt at the college level. Hussung is a hard working specialist who shows flashes of being a top 15 kicker in the country. He has gotten stronger since the National Invitational Scholarship Camp he attended. Hussung is in a good spot heading into his Senior season and is one of the best players in the Midwest!

Anderson recently attended the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase Camp. He flashed collegiate punting ability in the drill work portion of camp. He uses his long levers well and was able to create spirals easily on his punts. Anderson attended the 2019 National Scholarship Camp in July. He had some impressive moments at camp and showed good consistency during the kick off charting phases of camp. If he continues to develop his strength he has the tools to do some good things this fall.

Williams is new to Kohl's. He attended a training camp in the summer of 2019 and showed very well at that event. He followed it up with a dominant performance in July of 2019 at the National Scholarship Camp. Williams was in contention for the Under All-America Game because his field goals and kickoffs are special. His clean leg swing and repeatable motion are very impressive. He also has the ability to hit some very big punts. Williams is someone who should be a D1 scholarship player this fall!

Khawja had a strong showing at the 2020 Senior Challenge. He made the finals in the punt competition in January of 2020. Khawja is well trained since he played his senior season at IMG. Khawja can punt in college and has the work ethic and dedication needed to be successful. He has shown well at multiple Kohl's events and has a consistency that is better than other punters his age.

Rauch attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. His punting really stood out at camp with multiple 50+ yard punts with good hang times. He is a very athletic young specialist who has the tools to compete at the next level. This fall we expect big things from him because he has the talent required to be a dominant specialist.

Sparks recently attended the 2019 Eastern Winter Showcase Camp. He displayed collegiate punting ability at the event. He has a long frame and he uses his 6'5" levers well. He excelled at keeping the ball extended on his drop and he looked comfortable punting in both the drill work and charting portion of camp. His kickoffs were solid and he charted several kickoffs over 67 yards.

Bishop had an impressive showing at the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He has made some great improvements and showed that he is ready to compete at the next level as a combo specialist. Bishop had a strong showing at the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He displayed improved leg strength and ball striking ability. He scored a big ball of 69 yards with 3.77 seconds of hang time. Bishop attended the 2018 Southern December Showcase. He showed improved refinement in his ball striking during the field goal portion of camp and scored 8 points. His rotation has improved and his command has gotten better.

Heppler II has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He has worked hard on his punting and it showed with many impressive punts throughout the charting phases of camp. Heppler attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He charted in all three disciplines at camp. He charted all of his kickoffs over 50 yards and made 5 field goals during the charting. He showed potential in his punting as well by being consistent with his swing through the ball. Improvement in his drop, and refinement in his ball/foot contact will help improve his current field goal accuracy.

Waronek recently attended the 2019 Western Winter Showcase Camp and 2020 Senior Challenge. He has plenty of leg talent to punt at the collegiate level. Staying smaller with his steps will allow him to maximize his leg swing upward creating better hang time on his punts. He drove several 50+ punts at the camp and turns over the ball consistently. Waronek attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. Waronek has come a long ways as a punter and can contribute in college!

Beacom most recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had multiple 45+ yard punts with over 4.5 seconds of hang time. Beacom is a strong young punter with the talent required to play at the next level. Beacom attended the Midwest Showcase Camp in May of 2019. This off-season will be key for him to develop the technique needed for his "A" ball to show up more often. Beacom did well during the punt competition and has a bright future ahead of him as a pure punter.

Stadlman has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He showed great improvement with his punting by hitting multiple 50+ yard punts during the charting phases of camp. Stadlman attended the 2019 Kohl's UnderClassman Challenge. He had an impressive performance throughout the camp and and will continue to grow and develop into a good 2020 recruit. Stadlman had an excellent showing at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He showed marked improvement in his leg strength and refinement in his punting technique. He scored a big ball of 56 yards with 3.24 seconds of hang time and was able to score 4 points in the field goal charting. He excelled in his punting and used his long levers to chart multiple 45+ yard punts. Stadlman competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. His consistency in punting has improved, he charted a lot of punts over 40 yards and was successful on scoring points in the roll out portion of camp as well.

Travelstead recently attended the 2019 Kohl's UnderClassman Challenge. He had a very impressive overall camp and will be a highly recruited 2020 specialist. His leg strength is up there with anyone in the nation and he showed that with some very impressive kick off's and punts. Travelstead hit some clean field goals over the event and we expect some big things from him this upcoming year.

Miller's most recent camp was the 2019 Kohl's UnderClassman Challenge. He had some very impressive hits at camp and continues to show that he is one of the better 2020 combo prospects. Miller competed at the 2018 Southern Winter Showcase. He showed marked improvement in his leg strength and his technique. He scored 7 points in the field goal charting, had a big ball of 67 yards with 3.69 seconds of hang time and was able to chart several punts with hang time over 4.4 seconds. Miller scored 10 points in the roll-out portion of camp as well. Miller attended the 2018 Southern Spring Showcase. He charted well in all three disciplines at at camp. He averaged 33 yards per punt with 4.16 seconds of hang. He hit some excellent hang time on his punts, creating more distance on his punts will be key for his development.

Wallace recently attended the 2019 Western Spring Showcase. He has long levers and good power in his hips. He charted well on punts and displayed high level college potential. He averaged over 41 yards per punt with over 4.0 seconds of hang at camp. He catches the ball well and moved well out of the pocket and he was able to score points in the roll out portion of camp as well.

Jaworski had a strong showing at the 2019 Eastern Spring Showcase.He was most impressive in his punting ability but he did show high level college talent in all three disciplines. He averaged over 45 yards per punt and was able to show off his athleticism in the the drill work portion at camp. He scored 6 points in the field goal charting and hit a big ball of 64 yards with 3.59 seconds. Jaworski attended the Future Stars event at IMG Academy in January of 2019. He has impressive leg strength and with some refinement with his technique on field goals he will be ready to compete at the next level.

Kruschwitz recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He performed very well on all three disciplines and is not far from moving up in the Kohl's rankings. He is a tall athletic young specialist with a bright future ahead of him. Kruschwitz earned an invite to the Kohl's 2019 UnderClassman Challenge. He showed the ability to hit some big punts with multiple 50+ yards. Kruschwitz attended the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase Camp. He showed well in field goals, kickoffs and punts. He scored 9 points in the field goal charting portion of camp and was able to hit a big ball of 65 yards with 3.56 seconds. In punting, his big ball was a 45 yards with 4.2 seconds.

Warren has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Southern Showcase camp in May of 2019. He had a good performance during the kick off and FG charting phase. He moved into the five star category in May of 2019. His ball striking on FG's is outstanding. Warren is a talented prospect who will do some good things this upcoming year as a kicker and punter!

Larkin recently attended the 2019 Eastern Winter Showcase Camp. He has improved his field goal striking and was also able to chart some impressive kickoffs at the camp. He has nice strides in his punting as well and was able to hit with confidence and command at the event. Larkin attended the 2019 Eastern Spring Showcase and had a strong showing at camp. He has powerful hips and a quick leg through contact. He charted a big ball on kickoff of 70 yards with 3.68 seconds of hang time.

Partin recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He was able to hit some 50+ yard punts during the charting session and had some impressive hits during the drill work of camp. Partin recently attended the 2018 Southern Winter Showcase. He has made significant improvements in both his leg strength and his punting technique. He charted well and was able to score points in the roll-out portion of punting as well. Partin attended the Spring Southern Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He continues to grow and develop into a solid young punting prospect in the 2020 class. His tall athletic frame will continue to get stronger over the upcoming years and that will help him become one of the better punters in his class.

Grave De Peralta recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He has a very smooth technique and showed that he has been working hard on creating a clean technique on all three disciplines. Grave De Peralta attended the Kohl's 2019 Future Stars event at IMG Academy. He continues to impress as a specialist and have great command of his kicking. Grave De Peralta competed at the 2018 Southern Winter Showcase. He scored 9 points in the field goal charting and scored a big ball of 64 yard with 3.41 seconds of hang time.

Pickett recently attended the 2018 Southern Winter Showcase. He showed well during the punting portion of camp and was able to chart some excellent punts. He flashed solid ball striking during the field goal portion of camp and was able to score 8 points and hit a big ball of 57 yards with 3.34 seconds. Increasing the drive on the ball should help his kickoffs raise to the level of his field goals and punts. He averaged 40.13 yards per punt and was able to score 10 points in the roll-out portion of camp.

Goodwin has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He has been working hard during the off-season and has improved his ball striking on field goals. He has the talent required to play at the next level. Goodwin attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He had a very impressive camp and his field goal charting session of 12 made points showed that he has been working hard to improve and maximize his skills as a specialist. He also had some impressive punts and showed that he can perform the roll out punt. Goodwin attended the Kohl's 2019 Future Stars event at IMG Academy. He generates some very good hang time with his punting and is impressive with his ability to call on his punts when needed.

Crawford had an impressive showing at the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He once again had a very impressive overall camp with all three disciplines. Crawford has the tools to play at the Division 1 level and this fall will be key for him to continue to progress and be ready to compete at the next level. Crawford attended Texas Showcase in the spring of 2019 and showed great athletic improvement since his last camp. He was able to hit Division 1 type kick offs in the charting session. Crawford also made an impressive 12 points during the field goal portion of camp. He has matured athletically since last summer and moved into the 5 star category as a kicker. His charts were some of the best in the country and might have the talent to be a top 15 kicker in the country.

Dunning had an impressive showing at the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He continues to grow and develop into one of the better combo specialists in the 2020 recruiting class. Dunning attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He has great command of his punts and averaged 43+ yards on 8 punts. He also showed the ability to hit the roll out punt by making 10 points out of 10. Dunning had a solid showing at the 2019 Kohl's Future Stars Invitational. He displayed college level leg strength in both kickoffs and field goals. One of the more coordinated athletes in his class. Dunning attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. He once again showed excellent leg strength by charting every kickoff over 60 yards including his big ball of 63 yards and 3.6 seconds. He looked excellent on his field goals by scoring 11 points.

Skupin recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He again showed great acc accuracy during the field goal charting phases of camp and will be a solid field goal kicker or punter at the college level. Skupin competed at the 2019 Midwest Spring Showcase. He has made significant gains not only in his leg strength but more importantly his technique. He charted 6 points in the field goal charting and was also able to hit a big ball of 67 yards with 3.61 seconds of hang. He has made the biggest gains in his punting where he was able to average over 48 yards per punt at camp. The sky is the limit with a great work ethic and his natural talent. Skupin attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He scored 23 points on field goals and displayed above average ball striking skills at camp. He was solid on kickoffs with his big ball being a 67 yard 3.2 second ball.

Ahlers recently competed at the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase Camp. He showed advanced leg speed for his class and hit some excellent punts at the event. He has the talent to punt at the collegiate level and with continued refinement in his ball striking will get there. Ahlers competed at the 2019 National Scholarship Camp. He had some impressive 45+ yard punts during the charting portions of camp. Ahlers continues to show the ability to punt at the next level. Ahlers attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp.

Backe recently competed at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He has the tools and leg strength to be one of the very best combo prospects in his class. Being able to command his drop and call on his "A" ball is critical for his continued development in punting. Staying taller on his plant and controlling his hips through contact will be very helpful for his refinement in field goals and kickoffs. Backe had a strong showing at the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase. He showed solid improvement in his field goal ability and was strong in the drill work portion of punting at camp. Increasing the command of his drop should allow him to control his drop more consistently.

Baker recently attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He hit some impressive footballs at camp with a 50 yard 4.6 second hang time punt. He also demonstrated the ability to hit the roll-out punt during the charting portions. Baker attended the 2018 Eastern Spring Showcase Camp. He flashed his leg strength and potential during the charting and drill-work of camp. Baker 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 why he is rated at the 4.5 star level on both kicking and punting with a solid performance at camp.

Basile has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had a solid charting of field goals with 9 points and has continued to become a better ball striker. Increasing his kickoff ability to that of the same level as his field goals and punting will be vital for his overall development. He continues to grow and this upcoming off-season will be important to gain the confidence needed to compete with athletes ranked ahead of him. Basile attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had a great performance during the pressure round on field goals with 3 made kicks out of 3.

Beaver had another strong showing at the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He has proven to be one of the better ball strikers in the 2020 class. He makes kicks and has at every camp hes been to. He scored 9 points in the field goal charting and was excellent in the drill work portion of camp. Beaver attended the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He once again was impressive during the field goal charting phases of camp and we expect big things this fall from Beaver. Beaver attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He had an excellent showing at camp during the field goal charting by making 13 out of 15 points.

Cash's most recent camp was the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He is a talented young athlete with the potential to play at the next level. Cash had some impressive punts during the charting phases of camp and with some refinement to his technique he will see his "A" ball show up more often. If Cash continues to gain confidence in his ability he will do some special things this fall.

Chang recently competed at the 2019 Eastern Spring Showcase Camp. He is a powerful athlete and showed excellent leg speed in all three disciplines at camp. He hit several 4.3+ second punts and if he can get the ball extended on his drop will be able to develop more distance as well. He was also able to chart a 75 yard 3.52 second blast on kickoffs. He was one of the more impressive kickoff legs at camp. In field goals, he scored 6 points and had several impressive field goals during the drill work portion of camp.

Chavez recently attended the 2019 Eastern Spring Showcase. His punting has made improvements as has his kicking. Creating a clean rotation on field goals is still very important for his continued development. His hands have gotten better and he is setting the ball well on his punt drops. Commanding his body better on kickoffs will help those develop as well, he can keep his chest up longer as well as focused on keeping his ankle locked longer on contact. Chavez attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some impressive hits at camp and with some work on a more repeatable motion he will climb in the Kohl's rankings. Chavez attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had an impressive pressure round on field goals by making 3 out of 3. He continues to show the ability needed to compete at the next level.

Cooper 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 averaged 4.3 seconds of hang time during the charting phase of camp and showed that he is a high quality punter.Cooper recently attended the 2017 Texas December Showcase Camp. He showed improved leg strength and technique in all three areas. He averaged 62.75 yards per kick off. His punting showed the biggest improvement though. He showed confidence in his catch/mold and displayed good ball striking and he transferred energy effortlessly into the ball. He had some huge hang times on his punts, extending the ball and creating better distance will be key.

Dawson had an impressive showing at the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp and 2020 Senior Challenge. He showed that he has the leg talent to perform at the next level. His kick offs were impressive with multiple 70+ yard hits with over 3.6 seconds of hang time. Dawson is a clean striker of the football and has the right tools to play at a high level. We expect some big things from Dawson at the next level.

DiSisto recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019 and Senior Challenge in Jan of 2020. He had a solid performance at both events. DiSisto also competed at the 2019 Kohl's Future Stars Invitational. He's had a solid camps in both kicking and punting and is making nice progress in his technique. He showed improved leg strength and was technically more sound during his punt charts in January of 2020 than he's ever been!

Dustman attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had one of the more impressive "A" balls on punts and hit multiple 50+ yard balls during the charting phases of camp. Continuing to develop in order for his "A" ball to show up more often will see him move up in the Kohl's rankings. Dustman has the talent required to compete at the next level as a combo specialist.

Gallegos recently competed at the 2018 Western Winter Showcase and had an excellent day kicking and punting. He scored 8 points in the field goals, had a big ball of 67 yards with 3.83 seconds and was able to chart a big punt of 48 yards with 4.2 hang. He has powerful hips, is a talented ball strikers and is one of the better combo prospects in his class.

Gilchrist recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He had some solid kickoffs and punts during the camp and his tall frame allows him to generate good energy through the ball. Gilchrist attended the 2018 Southern Winter Showcase. He has the leg strength and power to be one of the best punters in his class. Continuing to focus on a clean drop in-line with his punting leg will be key for his continued improvement. He showed solid leg strength in his kickoffs at camp as well and scored a big ball of 59 yards with 3.69 seconds of hang time. Gilchrist attended the 2018 Southern Spring Showcase. He has made significant increases in his leg strength and explosiveness.

Griffith had an impressive showing at the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He had a great performance during the charting of field goals with 29 points during the event. He is a talented young prospect with a bright future ahead of him. Griffith attended the 2019 Eastern Spring Showcase Camp. He once again displayed excellent coordination on his kick offs and field goals. He charted a big ball of 45 yards with 4.26 seconds of hang time in the punting portion of camp and looked like a high level combo prospect. He does an excellent job on kick offs of maximizing his levers and he was able to chart a big ball of 69 yard 3.74 second kick off. Griffith attended the Kohl's Future Stars event at IMG Academy. He showed next level leg strength during the kick off charting phase of camp with multiple 70+ yard hits.

Grobe recently competed in January of 2020 at the Kohl's Senior Challenge. He had some impressive moments at camp and will be ready to compete for a starting position this upcoming fall at the college level. Grobe attended the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He had a solid showing in all three disciplines at the event and continues to show college level ability. His punts were strongest at camp but his field goals and kickoffs are improving. Grobe attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He is a solid young prospect with a bright future ahead of him at the next level. Grobe competed at the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He made significant improvements in his punting ability and had an excellent day punting the ball. He averaged over 40 yards per punt and had a big ball of 50 yards with 4.33 seconds of hang time.

Hoyland had a solid day punting at the 2018 Western Winter Showcase. He scored points on his roll-out punts and was consistently driving the ball 40+ yards. Staying small with his steps and sitting back should allow him to create more hang time on his punts.

Ingersoll recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He is a hard working young specialist who has made some good gains over the off-season. If Ingersoll continues to perform under pressure situations he will be ready to compete at the next level. Ingersoll earned an invite to the 2019 Kohl's Future Stars event at IMG Academy. He was very impressive throughout the event and has a bright future ahead of him as a "lefty" specialist. Ingersoll attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had a solid overall performance at the camp. He was able to score 5 points during the roll out charting and also hit some impressive kick off's. Ingersoll is a talented young athlete and if he continues to refine his technique, he will grow into a solid college prospect.

Kincaid recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He had some very impressive punts during the charting portion of camp with multiple 50+ yard hits. Continuing to work on his consistency will see him climb in the Kohl's rankings because he has the talent to do some special things with the football. He has the talent to have. bright future as a pure punter.

Kindsvatter has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He continues to show that his biggest strength is his leg strength. We expect big things form him this upcoming fall because he has the talent required to be dominant. Kindsvatter attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He continues to show superior leg strength and is close to doing some special things as a kicking and punting specialist. His punting has made great strides and he earned a jump in the Kohl's rankings to the 4.5 star level. Kindsvatter competed at the 2019 Kohl's Future Stars Invitational. He is an excellent athlete that works hard and has special leg talent. He has as much power as anyone in his class and making that leg power translate to distance and accuracy will be for his development as a college specialist. He scored 7 points in the field goal charting and was able to hit a big ball kickoff of 62 yards with 3.18 seconds of hang time.

Leavy recently competed at the Kohl's 2019 UnderClassman Challenge. He is a talented young Punter with a bright future ahead of him. Continuing to grow and develop athletically will see him do some great things this upcoming fall. Leavy has a good frame to do some solid things at the next level.

Lightfoot attended the Midwest Showcase Camp in May of 2019. He had some impressive punts during the drill work phase of camp. He has a tall athletic frame which helps him use his long levers to create good energy through the ball. Lightfoot can continue to grow technically and reach his pull potential over the off-season.

Lipko’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had some impressive punts at camp with multiple 40+ yard hits during the charting portions. Lipko attended the 2018 Eastern Spring Showcase. He had a solid day punting the football. His leg strength is above average and he was able to generate good distance and hang on his punts.

Lutz attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had some impressive moments at camp and his "A" ball of 45 yards with 4.61 seconds of hang time was up there with punters ranked ahead of him. His consistency will be key in future rankings because he has the talent to play at the next level. Lutz attended the Texas Showcase Camp in May of 2019. He is a good young prospect and showed well during the punt charting phase of camp. He hit multiple 40+ yard punts and also demonstrated the ability to perform the roll out punt. Continuing to refine his technique on field goals will see him ready to compete at the next level as a combo specialist.

McCord's most recent camp was the 2019 Kohl's Southern Showcase Camp. He earned his five star rating in the winter. He had a great showing in January and is one of the better combo prospects in the 2020 class. McCord also competed at a 2018 December Showcase. He showed very well in both kicking and punting. He made 13 field goals during the charting phase in the winter of 2018/2019. He also earned a 4.5-star rating as a punter. McCord's consistent ball striking was impressive and he is a good combo specialist. McCord is an interesting prospect to follow this summer.

McDevitt decently attended the 2019 Eastern Winter Showcase. He displayed college level leg speed in all three disciplines and flashed his potential throughout the event. His big ball on kickoffs at the event was 65 yard with 3.56 seconds of hang time. He was also able to hit some impressive field goals during the drill work portion of camp. He drove several 40+ yard punts and hes confident in his roll-out punts. McDevitt attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. His leg strength is still his number one attribute and is getting closer to moving up in the Kohl's rankings. McDevitt attended the 2019 Kohl's Future Stars event at IMG Academy. He is showing very impressive leg strength and this upcoming off-season will be key for him to maximize his potential and be ready to perform at the next level.

Mitchell has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He continues to turn over footballs with ease and working on his leg strength will see him ready to compete at the next level. Mitchell attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. His punting has made some big gains over the last couple of months and he has deserved a climb in the rankings with a good performance. Mitchell attended the 2019 Kohls Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He is a dedicated young socialist who had a great season by making 11 out of 12 on field goals. Mitchell competed at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He scored 7 points in the field goal charting of camp and had a solid drill work portion of camp. His punting was solid and he was able to turn over punts with repeatable steps and a consistent drop.

Money recently attended the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase. He once again proved to be one of the better field goal kickers in his class. His technique is smooth and he swings with excellent confidence in his technique. He has total command of his body and will be a succesful college kicker. Money attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had some very impressive kickoffs at camp and continues to develop into a very good 2020 prospect. Money attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He has developed into a very talented young prospect and continues to show that he can call on his "A" ball when it's needed.

Olvera attended the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. He was one of the better overall athletes at camp. He graded out at the 4.5 star level on both kicking and punting. He has a smooth natural swing and showed that he has the power to match it. Continuing to work on a repeatable motion will see him continue to climb in the Kohl's rankings. Someone to keep an eye on in the 2020 class.

Overlees had a strong showing at the 2018 Southern Winter Showcase. He has made significant increases in leg strength and showed improved technique in his punting. He charted several punts over 45 yards and was able to multiple 4.3+ seconds punts. He showed good leg strength in kickoffs by charting a big ball of 67 yards with 3.54 seconds of hang time. Overlees attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He had an excellent weekend kicking and punting. His kickoffs were impressive as were his field goals. He scored 25 points during charting and was confident and smooth during the charting. His big ball in kickoffs was a 79 yard 3.37 second hit. His big ball during punting was 46 yards with 4.45 seconds.

Peters had another strong showing at the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase Camp. He is a pure ball striker off the ground and he controls his rotation with excellent command. He has the ability to be a solid combo prospect at the collegiate level and will be an impact player early in his career. His punting has made the most improvement the past few months and he is now turning the ball over with excellent confidence as well. Peters attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. His leg strength continues to grow and he is ready for a big fall season. Peters has a very natural talent and he will be able to compete at the next level. Peters attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. His strength has taken a big leap over the past 6 months and he is putting it all together to become one of the better field goal kickers in the 2020 class.

Phillips recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He had an impressive drill work session and showed that he has the talent to compete at the next level. With some refinement in his technique, and some improvement in his drop he will see some big gains this off-season.

Popko has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He has worked very hard to earn a 4.5 star ranking in both kicking and punting. He has gained the strength needed to compete at the next level and we expect big things this upcoming year from him. Popko competed at the 2018 Spring Showcase. He showed increased leg strength and improved refinement in his technique. He was accurate on his field goals and showed improvement on his punting ability, he showed the ability to roll-out as well during the camp series. Popko 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 impressive ability in all three disciplines.

Richardson recently attended the 2019 Kohl's Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He had some impressive punts at camp and he continues to develop into a good young punter. Richardson attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He is a bright young specialist with time to work on maximizing his talents as a punter. It's still too early to tell how good he can be but with some hard work on refining his technique he will see some big gains over the next couple of years.

Rivera recently attended the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He displayed increased range on his field goals and speed on his kickoffs and punts. His big ball during punting at camp 53 yards with 4.27 seconds. He had solid drill work and showed confidence in his catch/mold during punting. He charted a big ball of 66 yards with 3.62 seconds of hang time on kickoffs and he scored 7 points in the field goal charting. Rivera attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. Working on gaining confidence will see his "A" ball come out more often. He is a talented young kicker and needs to believe in his ability to move up in the rankings.

Roberts has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He is a solid 2020 combo prospect that has the ability to make field goals at the next level. Roberts attended the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He displayed solid refinement in his ball striking in all three disciplines. He averaged just over 38 yards per punt and was able to chart several 45+ yard punts. On kickoffs he scored a big ball of 68 yards with 3.45 seconds of hang and was also able to score 7 points on the field goal charting at camp. Roberts attended the Kohl's 2019 Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He had multiple 70+ yard kick off's and also showed well during the punting portion of camp. Roberts had a strong showing at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He looked excellent on field goals by scoring 26 points in charting.

Robertson recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He had one of this biggest kickoffs during the entire showcase series with a 75 yard 4.05 seconds of hang time hit. He has the tools to play at a high level in college football and continuing to refine his field goal technique will see him climb in the Kohl's rankings. He is a very talented young prospect in the 2020 class.

Schmucki attended the Midwest Showcase Camp in May of 2019. He had an impressive overall camp and demonstrated good ability on all 3 disciplines. He hit multiple 45+ yard punts and demonstrated good leg strength with a 60+ yard kick off. Continuing to refine his technique will see his "A" ball show up more often and he will climb in the Kohl's rankings.

Siewers recently attended the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase Camp. He had an excellent showing in both field goals and kickoffs. He scored 13 points on field goals in the charting and was one of the more impressive kickers during the drill work portion of camp. His leg has gotten stronger and he was able to chart several kickoffs over 70+ yards at the event. Siewers attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He showed great ability throughout the camp on both field goals and kickoffs. His tall athletic frame allows him to do some special things with the football and he will be someone to watch over the upcoming year.

Silvia recently attended the 2019 Eastern Winter Showcase. He once again displayed college level leg strength and refinement in his technique. He catches the ball well and is confident in his punting ability. He charted several punts over 45 yards and is able to turn over the ball consistently. Silvia attended the 2019 Kohls Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He had some impressive moments at camp and with continued refinement on his technique he will move up in the Kohl's rankings. Silvia attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He was one of the more impressive pure punters at camp.

Sutherlin recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He continues to have good performances at Kohl's camps and is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings. He is a hard working young athlete with a bright future ahead of him. Sutherlin had a strong showing at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He scored 29 points in the field goal portion of camp and was one of the smoother more refined field goal kickers at camp. His big ball on kickoffs was a 68 yard 3.7 second ball. Sutherlin attended 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 portion of camp.

Thurman had an excellent showing at the 2018 Kohl's Kicking National Scholarship Camp in July. His most recent camp was in May of 2019. He is an elite level field goal and kickoff specialist. The ball jumps off his foot and he was able to chart some impressive kickoffs at camp in July including an 82-yard 3.46-second ball. His field goals are smooth and repeatable and he scored 28 points during the field goal portion of camp in 2018. He is a college talent who with continued improvment can have a good college career.

Vera recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He creates some solid hang time on his punts and also showed that he can perform the roll out punt. If he continues on the path he is on he will continue to climb in the Kohl's rankings. Vera attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He showed the ability to hit some impressive kick off's at camp. He had multiple that went 60+ yards.

Whitling recently attended the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase Camp. He has good power and excellent coordination. He is a true college level combo prospect. His kickoff and punts are his current strengths but he has the ability to develop into an excellent Field goal kicker as well. Whitling attended the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. He has a tall athletic frame which allows him to do some great things on both kicking and punting. He had a great performance during the field goal charting by making 11 points out of 15.

Wilhoit recently attended the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase and 2020 Senior Challenge. He competed in kickoffs and punts at the event. He currently is strongest in his punting but with some slight improvement on his approach will be solid in his kickoffs. He hit some good punts in the charting portion of camp including a big ball of 50 yards with 4.55 seconds of hang time. Increasing the command of his drop should allow him to maximize more of his natural leg speed.

Graham attended the Southern Showcase Camp in May of 2019. He has a tall athletic frame which allowed him to hit multiple 50+yard punts at camp. He finished with an average of 46+ yards over the 8 charted punts. Working on sitting back and creating more hang time will see Graham move up in the Kohl's rankings.

Adams has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He continues to develop and show that he is committed to reaching his full potential. He will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2020 class. Adams 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 showing at the event and with some refinement of his technique he will see some big gains this fall. Adams competed at the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He shows potential and has good athleticism. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect.

Anello has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. He once again was very impressive at the camp and showed good power during the kick off charting. Anello attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He was impressive during the kick off charting phase of camp with multiple 70+ yard hits. He is a solid combo specialist and has the right tools to do some great things as a specialist. Anello 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 field goals stood out at camp and he was perfect on his charting by making 8 out of 8. He charted well on kick off's by averaging 67.25 yards per kick.

Baron recently attended the 2019 Western Winter Showcase. He is an excellent field goal kicker with D1 scholarship level talent. He has improved his leg strength and charted well on both field goals and kickoffs at the event. Baron had a strong showing at the 2019 Western Spring Showcase Camp. He was the winner of the kickoff competition and hit some consistent field goals throughout the day. His leg strength was good and increasing the lift on the ball and controlling his hips through contact will help him continue to climb the rankings.

Bartkiewicz recently competed at the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019 and the Senior Challenge in Jan. of 2020. He had impressive charting sessions on field goals with 24 points in July of 2019. He is a bright young specialist with the right tools to play at the next level. Bartkiewicz attended the 2019 Kohl's Future Stars Invitational. He hit some great hang times on his punts and charted 7 made field goals and was also able to chart a big ball of 73 yards with 3.64 seconds of hang time. Bartkiewicz has graded out to have college talent and should be able to compete early at the next level.

Bedillion recently attended the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase. He has made improvements in his leg speed and his ball striking on his punts. He charted all three at the event and was able to chart a big ball of 65 yards with 3.65 seconds of hang time on kickoffs, scored 6 points in the charting of field goals and had a big ball of 45 yards with 3.9 seconds of hang time. He is refined with his technique and has enough leg speed to be considered a combo collegiate prospect. Bedillion attended the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He scored 6 points in the field goal charting at camp and was able to score a big ball of 61 yards with 3.23 seconds. Creating more command of his hips through contact should help with his accuracy.

Blessing recently attended the 2019 Eastern Spring Showcase. He charted in all three disciplines at camp and looked most comfortable in the punting portion. His drill work was solid and he was able to put some nice field goals and punts together in the drill work at camp. His biggest charted punt on the day was a 45 yard 3.62 second ball. Continued emphasis on clean contact will help improve the command of his "A" ball on field goals and kickoffs. Blessing attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He showed that he has impressive leg strength and is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings. Continuing to refine his technique on field goals will see his accuracy climb.

Blodgett recently attended the 2019 Texas Spring Showcase Camp. He has made improvements in his punting technique and he charted better at this event with a big ball of 38 yards with 4.46 seconds of hang time. He scored 8 points in the charting portion of field goals and was able to show off his leg speed with a 69 yard 3.53 second hang time. Blodgett attended the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. His 67 yard 3.56 second hang time kick off was one of the more impressive kick off's in his class. He has great natural talent and will be someone to watch in the 2020 recruiting class.

Boland had an impressive showing at the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He was very impressive during the field goal charting by making 30 points at the event. Boland attended the 2019 Spring Texas Showcase Camp. His leg strength on kick offs was impressive at camp and he continues to grow athletically and prepare himself for a big fall. Boland attended the 2019 Kohl's Future Stars Invitational. He showed solid technique and was consistent with his ball striking during the charting portion of camp and he made 7 made kicks. Boland attended the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had a solid day charting his field goals with 9 points. Boland has a tall athletic frame which gives him long levers to generate good energy into the football.

Bowen recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had an impressive overall camp and is ready for a big fall season. Bowen competed at the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase Camp. He scored 5 points in the field goal portion of camp and was able to chart a big ball of 65 yards with 3.15 seconds of hang time. He has the talent to be a solid college level field goal kicker and he also did an above average job punting by averaging 41 yards per punt in the charting portion of camp. Bowen competed at the 2019 Kohl's Future Stars Invitational. He showed good pop in the kickoff charting and flashed college potential in his punting as well. Continuing to focus on clean contact and control of his hips should help his development this spring and summer as a combo prospect.

Brots recently attended the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase. He has worked hard on his kickoff tempo and demonstrated improved consistency in his ball striking. He charted a big ball of 66 yards with 3.28 seconds of hang time. He scored 4 points in the charting portion of field goals but looked confident in his ball striking during the drill work portion of the event. His big ball in punting was a 41 yard 4.21 second ball which he turned over effortlessly. He has developed into a true collegiate combo prospect has the leg speed to to play in college. Brots attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He did some impressive things at camp and continues to develop into a good young specialist. We expect big things this fall as he has been working hard to maximize his talent as a specialist.

Burke attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He showed that he has the leg talent to play at the next level with a 71 yard 3.9 second hang time kick off. If Burke can continue to gain the confidence needed on field goals he will continue to grow in the Kohl's rankings. We expect some big things this fall because he has the talent required to be a dominant specialist.

Calvaruso recently attended the 2019 Midwest December Showcase. He had an outstanding day and had one of the more dominate performances of the entire showcase tour. He has Power 5 kickoff ability and is a very consistent field goal striker. The ball jumps off his foot and he was impressive during the kickoff charting at the event. Calvaruso attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He has good ability as a kicker and was able to make a 55 yard field goal during the charting phase of camp.

Carr recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had some impressive punts at camp and his "A" ball had 45+ yards with over 4 seconds of hang time. Carr has a smooth swing and with some refinement to his technique he will see his "A" ball more often. He has the potential to play football at the next level and this upcoming fall will be key for him to gaining the confidence needed to compete with athletes ranked ahead of him.

Carter recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had some impressive moments on all three disciplines at camp and is a talented young prospect. If Carter can continue to grow his confidence he will move up in the Kohl's rankings. He has a lot of potential and we expect some good things from him this fall.

Chase recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He is becoming more and more ready with every camp he attends to compete at the college level. We expect some big things from Chase because he has the talent to compete for a starting position at a Division 1 school. Chase recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He had a very good camp and showed that he is ready to compete at the next level. He was very solid with 10 points on field goals and also showed next level leg strength with a 71 yard 3.54 second hang time kick off. He is a hard working young athlete who continues to grow with his fundamentals and his ability to make field goals. Chase creates a lot of energy on kick off's and also showed that he can make field goals during the pressure round with 3 made out of 3. He will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2020 class because he can do some special things with the football.

Chavarria had an impressive showing at the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He had an impressive charting phase of camp by making 24 points over the 4 sessions. Chavarria has impressive leg strength and it showed on kickoffs with a 70 yard 3.4 second hit. His punting is close to moving up in the rankings and he is someone who will be able to compete for a roster position next year at the college level.

Comeaux attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had an impressive overall camp and showed great athleticism. He hit multiple 69 yard kick off's and also had a solid charting phase of field goals by making 25 points. Comeaux demonstrated the ability to perform during the pressure round with 3 out of 3 on field goals an also had some impressive punts at camp. With continued growth, he should be a solid prospect in the 2020 class.

Cone competed at the 2018 Southern Spring Showcase Camp. Cone recently attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He averaged over 38 yards per punt and showed well during the drill-work portion of punting at camp. He also scored 6 made field goals and his big ball during kickoffs was 60 yards with 3.31 seconds of hang time. He has great natural rhythm in his ball striking. He creates good tempo with his energy through contact and hits with great confidence. He charted 18 made kicks on field goals and averaged 58.25 yards per kickoff, he also charted several 40 + yard punts with 4.0+ seconds of hang time. Increasing leg strength will be key for his continued development.

Cox recently competed at the 2019 Western Winter Showcase. He showed powerful hips and excellent coordination throughout the event. He charted well by hitting several 40+ yard 4.0+ second punts including a big ball of 43 yards with 4.41 seconds of hang time. His drill work was sound and he has the leg speed to be a collegiate punter.

Crook recently attended the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase and 2020 Senior Challenge. He had improved leg speed and power and his kickoffs were improved. He charted field goals with confidence and he displayed a repeatable drop and ball contact in his punting. Crook has worked hard at improving his overall ability and he had a solid day at camp. Crook attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had some impressive field goals at camp and demonstrated that he can perform during the pressure round with 6 points.

Cross had a strong showing at the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He scored 11 points off the ground on field goals and was excellent during the field goal drill work. He has tremendous confidence in his ball striking and his command of his "A" ball. Cross attended the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He looked excellent in the field goal portion of camp and was able to score 11 points. His punting has made significant strides as well and we he was able to score 10 points on the roll-out portion of punt charting. He is becoming a very talented combo prospect.

De La Sancha Arroyo recently competed at the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase and 2020 Senior Challenge. He has great levers and quick hips and used them well at the last two camps. His FG charts at the Senior Challenge were excellent. He charted a big ball of 67 yards with 3.73 seconds of hang time in December. His drill work was excellent on field goals and he was able to chart 7 points in the charting portion of camp. His big ball in punting was 49 yards with 4.29 seconds of hang. De La Sancha has the ability to do all three at the collegiate level.

DelVerne attended the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase. He has improved his rotation on his field goals off the ground and he displayed solid command of his body throughout his kicks. His big ball on kickoffs was 61 yards with 3.43 seconds of hang time. DelVerne attended the 2019 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He had a good overall performance at camp and continues to show that he has the ability to compete at the next level. Delverne attended the Midwest Showcase camp in December of 2018. He earned the 4.5 star rating with a lot of hard work over the past couple of years.

Demir has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He had some impressive hits at camp and continues to show that he is working hard at all three disciplines. Demir attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He was able to demonstrate the ability to make field goals during the pressure round by making 3 out of 3. He also is a solid young punter with multiple 40+ yards and also performed the roll-out punt well during the charting phases of camp. He is a good young combo specialist and we expect big things this upcoming year.

Espindola has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He had some impressive moments at camp and with continued work on his leg strength he will do some good things this fall. Espindola attended the 2019 Spring Texas Showcase Camp. He had a good performance at camp on all three disciplines. If he can refine his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often he will climb in the Kohl's rankings. Espindola attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He has continued to grow as a specialist. He showed solid leg strength for a younger athlete by averaging 52.5 yards per kickoff. He also hit some consistent field goals with repeatable technique during the drill work at camp.

Evitts recently competed at the 2020 Senior Challenge. He had another solid camp and moved into the 4.5 star category. Evitts was very impressive during the field goal charting portion of camp and shows flashes of college talent!

Finney attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had a solid camp and was able to demonstrate the ability to perform under pressure by making all 3 field goals in the pressure round. Finney competed at the 2018 December Southern Showcase. He showed glimpses of his potential in both charting and drill work at camp. He charted 4 points in the field goal portion and was able to score a big ball kickoff of 54 yards with 3.11 seconds of hang time. He can continue to focus on his approach into his plant/pull and create more tempo on his kickoff approach. In punting, creating a clean catch and setting the ball flat consistently will help with his overall punting ability.

Fisher recently competed at the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase. He demonstrated improved ball striking on his field goals off the ground and he was able to chart 7 points at camp. He was consistent and showed refinement in his command of his field goal striking during the drill work portion of camp. He has the ability to punt at the collegiate level as well and his big ball at camp was a 45 yard 4.16 second punt. Fisher attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He did well and had impressive moments at camp. He has good leg strength and has the athleticism to compete at the next level. Fisher attended the Midwest Showcase Camp in May of 2019.

Glidewell recently attended the 2018 Southern Spring Showcase. He has worked hard , his leg is stronger and his technique has improved in all three areas. His punts made the biggest improvement where he averaged over 36 yards per punt and had over 3.68 seconds of hang time. He was also able to make 8 field goals and his big ball at camp was a 63 yard 3.31 second kickoff. Glidewell 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 overall camp and the upcoming off-season will be key for him to continue to progress and reach his full potential.

Grant recently attended in January of 2020 the Kohl's Senior Challenge. He is a well rounded athlete who has the talent to play college football. Gaining more confidence in his ability will see him ready to compete for a starting job at the next level. Grant competed at the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He once again showed college level leg strength and refinement in all three disciplines of kicking. He uses his ling levers well and was able to chart 6 points off the ground on field goals and hit a big ball of 64 yards with 3.67 seconds of hang time on kickoffs. He has the ability to hit some huge hang time in punting as well and showed that by hitting several 4.4+ second balls including a big ball of 4.66 seconds. Grant had an impressive showing at the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He had a good performance during the pressure round by making 9 points. Grant is a talented young prospect who has a bright future ahead of him.

Gross recently competed at the 2019 Western Winter Showcase. He had an excellent day kicking field goals and kickoffs and also showed marked improvement in his punting ability. He is catching the ball well and is beginning to command his drop much better. He scored 10 points in the field goal charting and also flashed his leg strength by charting several 69 yard kickoffs. Gross attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He had some very impressive moments at camp and showed that he is able to perform during the pressure round with 9 points made out of 9. Gross attended the Winter Showcase camp in December of 2018. He has the leg power to compete with a lot of athletes ranked ahead of him. He hit a 74 yard 3.85 second hang time kick off during the charting phase of camp. Continuing to refine his field goal technique will see him perform better in pressure situations and move up in the Kohl's rankings.

Gustafson recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He has great ability and this fall will be key for him to prepare for college football. We expect him to be on the radar of a lot of college coaches because the talent is present to compete with the best in his class. Gustafson attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He continues to be one of the cleanest ball strikers in the 2020 class. Continuing to put himself under pressure situations will see him gain the confidence needed to move up in the kohl's rankings. Gustafson attended the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase Camp. He once again showed advanced ball striking skills in the field goal portion of camp and was able to score 10 points. He was also able to score a big ball of 63 yards with 3.52 seconds of hang time.

Harimon attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. As a pure punter he has some very impressive ball striking skills. If Harimon continues to gain the strength needed to compete with athletes ranked ahead of him he will move up in the Kohl's rankings. He is a bright young specialist with a big future ahead of him if he continues to grow and develop to reach his full potential.

Hawkins attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He is an impressive prospect who's FG and KO charts bumped him into the 5 star category. His improvement over the last year has been impressive. He is a sleeper who has a big fall season ahead of him. Hawkins showed he has the talent to play at the next level as a kicker!

Heck attended the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase. He displayed improved leg speed throughout camp and specifically during the drill work. He scored a big ball of 41 yards with 4.23 seconds of hang time. He was consistent with his drop and did a great job of timing contact up at his knee height. Heck attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He generates good hang time on his punts and is able to hit an impressive "A" ball of 54 yards with 4.6 seconds of hang time. Continuing to work on his angle of his sit back will see him match his great hang time with good distance.

Hodge recently competed in January of 2020 at the Kohl's Senior Challenge. He hit multiple 45+ yard punts during the charting phase and showed that he has the talent to compete at the college level. With continued refinement to his technique over the off-season he will be ready to compete for a roster spot this upcoming fall.

Hoefler had an impressive showing at the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He had some impressive 45+ yard punts during the charting phases of camp. He is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings and just needs to refine his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often. Hoefler is someone who has the leg talent to compete at the next level.

Hohl recently competed in January of 2020 at the Kohl's Senior Challenge. He had some impressive moments at camp and showed that he is ready to compete this fall for a starting job at the college level. Hohl attended the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase Camp. He displayed improved punting ability at camp. Contact with the ball was consistent and he was able to create command on his rotation and his direction. His big punt at the event was 36 yards with 4.25 seconds of hang time. Hohl attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He is a talented young combo specialist who has the ability to play at the next level. If he continues to refine his technique he will gain the confidence needed to maximize his talents.

Jones recently competed at the 2019 Kohl's Future Stars Invitational at IMG. He displayed improved confidence in both his field goal kicking and more specifically his punting. He has good power and with continued focus on his contact will develop into a nice combo prospect. Jones attended the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. He has a tall athletic frame that once he makes some gains in the weight room he will be able to create more energy into the football.

Jordan recently competed in January of 2020 at the Kohl's Senior Challenge. He had a solid overall camp and with continued work over the upcoming year he will be ready to compete this fall at the college level. Jordan attended the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He charted in all three disciplines at the event and was impressive at times throughout the event. His technique on field goals and kickoffs was and he had good drill work in the field goal drill work at camp. He has the build of a college athlete, he's long and lean and has great command of his leg swing. He charted the majority of his punts over 40 yards and flashed college potential in both the drill work and charting at camp.

Kadans competed at a high level at the 2019 Southern Showcase. He excelled on his field goals and kickoffs but also showed the talent to punt at the collegiate level. He needs to work on speeding up his operation to maximize his potential but he has the leg speed. His big ball on kickoff was 70 yards with 3.54 seconds of hang time and he was also able to score 8 points in the charting. He has excellent leg speed and the ball jumps off his foot well.

Kasowski recently attended the 2019 Western Spring Showcase Camp. He showed good athleticism in his catching ability. He caught the ball well and was able to get it set with relative ease. Keeping the ball in line on his drop with his punting leg, will be key for him to continue to make progress in his punting ability. His big ball at camp was a 47 yard, 4.18 second ball.

Kendall recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had some impressive moments during all through disciplines at camp. If Kendall continues to refine his technique he will maximize his talents and move up in the Kohl's rankings. Kendall attended the 2019 Eastern Spring Showcase. He scored 6 points in the field goal charting at camp and demonstrated a smooth swing with a repeatable approach to the ball in the drill work portion of camp. His big ball on kickoff was a 58 yard 2.94 second ball. Increasing his ability to keep his chest up should allow him to command improving his hang time on his kickoffs.

Kessler attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. His tall athletic frame allows him to do some good things with the football when he punts. He hit some big punts during the charting phase of camp. If he can get the ball set better he will have a chance to bring his "A" ball more often. Kessler is a very talented young prospect who has the tools to play at the next level.

King had an impressive showing at the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He had one of the more impressive charting portion of camp with 31 points on field goals. He is a very talented striker of the football and will be ready to compete at the college level if he continues on the path he is on. King attended the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He has made improvements in his leg strength and especially his punting ability. He scored 8 points in the field goal charting and was able to chart a big ball of 65 yards with 3.45 seconds of hang time. He scored 10 points in the roll out portion of punting and was able to chart several 50 yard punts.

LaTorre recently attended the Future Stars Camp. He charted several 50 yard punts at camp and was able to creating consistent spirals off his foot at camp. Continuing to work on keeping the toe down and maintaining a flat drop should help the ball turn over more often for him. LaTorre attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He showed that he has a solid "A" ball with multiple 45+ yard punts. Continuing to work on setting the ball on the drop table will see his "A" ball show up more often.

Lamoreaux recently attended the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase. He was able to show leg strength and coordination in all three areas at cam; Field goals, kickoffs and punts. His strength currently after camp was his punting ability. He catches the ball well and did a nice job of keeping the ball extended on his drop. H hit some impressive punts at camp including a 52 yard 4.46 second blast. His big ball on kickoff was a 57 yard 3.11 second ball.

Langford recently attended the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He showed solid leg strength and a repeatable leg swing in his field goals, kickoffs and punts. He charted a big ball of 65 yards with 3.62 seconds of hang and was also able to score 8 points in the field goal portion of camp. He drove the ball well in punting and was able to spiral many footballs. His big ball was 47 yards with 4.31 seconds of hang time.

Lau recently competed at the 2019 Kohl's Eastern Spring Showcase. He charted in all three disciplines at camp and hit some impressive football throughout the day. He scored 4 points in the field goal charting, had a big ball of 59 yards with 2.91 seconds of hang time on kickoff and averaged just under 40 yards per punt at camp. Increasing the command of his contact will be helpful for increasing his confidence in his field goal ability.

Lester recently attended the 2019 Western Spring Showcase. He has ling levers and moves well for his size. He was able to hit consistent punts with a smooth drop and a repeatable stepping pattern. Controlling the ball longer on his drop should allow him to create more command of making clean contact with the sweet spot of the ball every time. He charted several punts over 40 yards with the big ball being a 41 yard 4.18 second ball.

Liss had a strong showing at the 2019 Western Spring Showcase. He had excellent command of his body throughout charting and drill work. His kickoffs were solid, and he scored 10 points in the charting portion of field goals. Adding strength to his frame should allow him to create more leg speed into his contact and help his kickoffs get to where his field goals currently are at. Liss attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had a very impressive overall camp during the showcase and is close to moving up i the rankings. Liss hit some impressive punts and also demonstrated the ability to perform the roll-out punt during the charting portion.

Lunceford attended the Winter Showcase camp in December of 2018 and the Senior Challenge in Jan of 2020. He had an impressive overall camp on all 3 disciplines and moved up in both kicking and punting. He has explosive hips and has good timing of leg lock on the football. Continuing to grow and develop over the upcoming year will be key for him as he moves onto the college level.

Matthews attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He did some impressive things at camp and is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings. Matthews competed at the 2019 Western Spring Showcase. Along with charting punts he also was able to compete on field goals and kickoffs. He scored 5 made Field goals and was able to chart a big ball of 54 yards with 3.35 seconds. He was able to chart several punts over 40 yards. Increasing his ability to sit back and strike up and through the ball on contact should help increase his hang time. Matthews competed at the 2018 Western December Showcase. He has good power in his hips and is capable of hitting some punts with good hang time.

McCann recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He was an impressive athlete during the event on all three disciplines. He continues to grow and develop into a solid young prospect in the 2020 class. McCann competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has improved his leg strength and ball striking ability. He scored 21 on the field goal portion of camp and was consistent with ball flight throughout camp. He flashed big ball ability on kickoffs as well where he charted a 71 yard 3.05 second ball. McCann attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. He showed impressive leg strength for a younger athlete by charting several 60+ yard kickoffs and averaging just over 58 yards per ball. He is a sold young kicking prospect.

McCarthy recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He has good command of his "A" ball on field goals and was able to score 26 points. He made some 55 yard field goals and also scored 9 points out of 9 during the pressure round. McCarthy attended the 2019 Western Spring Showcase. He charted 5 made points in the field goal portion of camp and was able to chart every kickoff over 50 yards with a big ball of 58 yards with 3.22 seconds of hang time. His punting was solid as well, where he was able to chart several punts over 40 yards with 4.0+ seconds of hang time. Increasing the command of his ball/foot contact will really help with his accuracy improving on field goals.

Mijares had a solid showing at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He displayed advanced ball striking in field goals by scoring 25 points at camp. He creates great lift and has excellent command of his rotation. Continued emphasis on strengthening the leg specifically on kickoffs should help him continue to make progress. He showed confidence in the roll-out punts at camp and was able to score points during punt chart sessions.

Miksa recently competed at the 2019 Eastern Spring Showcase. He charted in field goals, kickoffs and punts at the event. Currently he showed most confidently in his punting ability but he does have a good swing on both field goals and kickoffs. He scored 4 points in the field goal portion and was able to score a big ball of 55 yards with 3.37 seconds of hang time. He showed nicely in punting where he was able to chart a big ball of 47 yards with 4.37 seconds of hang time.

Moore competed at the 2020 Senior Challenge and showed well in both kicking and punting. His leg strength is evident as he made the finals of the FG portion of camp. Moore does need some techincal refinement to maximize his talent. If he can contiue to develop, he will be a very good college player.

Moore attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some impressive moments at camp and showed well during the drill work phase of camp. Moore has the ability to do some good things with the football and is close to moving up in the rankings. He needs to work on a repeatable motion in order fir his "A" ball to show up more often.

Murrah recently attended the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He has improved with his technique and leg strength from his last evaluation. He has also added punting and charted well at the event by averaging just under 40 yards per punt as well as scoring points on the roll-out. His field goals were solid where he scored 7 points and he charted a big ball of 64 yards with 3.19 seconds of hang time. Murrah attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed improved leg speed and refinement in his field goal striking. He scored 19 made kicks in the field goal portion and was able to chart a big ball of 63 yards with 3.00 seconds of hang.

Mustafaraj has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He once again showed the consistency needed to be ranked at the 5 star level with Kohl's. He has pure swing and should be a highly recruited 2020 prospect. Mustafaraj attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. His consistency was very impressive throughout the camp on both field goals and kickoffs. He made 12 points out of 15 during the charting of field goals and had a 71 yard 3.41 second hang time kick off. He will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2020 recruiting class because he has the talent required to be dominant.

Neal recently attended the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He was able to score a big ball of 64 yards with 3.31 seconds of hang in the charting. His drill work was impressive and he was able to call on his "A" ball throughout the session. He has a solid frame and commands his body well throughout his approach. Neal attended the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He showed advanced ball striking in the field goal portion by scoring 9 points in the field goal charting. His big ball on kickoff was 64 yards with 3.44 seconds of hang time.

Nickle recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had an impressive camp and continues to show that he will be ready to compete at the next level. Nickle attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He has worked extremely hard to reach the level he is at and if he continues on the path he is on he will be ready to play at a high level in college football. Nickle attended the 2019 Kohl's UnderClassman Challenge. He had a solid performance at camp and continues to develop into a specialist ready to compete at the next level. Nickle attended the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. He showed well during the field goal and kickoff charting phases of camp. He made 10 points on field goals and hit a 67 yard 3.25 second kickoff. His kickoffs are developing nicely as he charted nearly every kick over 65 yards at camp.

Noles recently competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He charted in all three disciplines and showed solid potential in all three. His technique was solid and his form was repeatable on kickoffs. His big ball was 59 yards with 3.14 seconds of hang time. He also scored 15 points in the field goal charting at camp. His strength at camp was his punting he showed great power and leg strength in his punting. He charted a high percentage of his punts over 45 yards at camp and was able to score points on the roll-out punts as well.

O'Neill recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He hit multiple 70+ yard kickoffs during the charting phases of camp. He is a talented young prospect with a bright future ahead of him at the next level. O'Neill attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He had some very impressive kickoffs at camp and with some refinement to his field goal technique he will move up in the Kohl's rankings. O'Neill attended the 2019 Kohls Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He hit some impressive kickoffs during the kickoff charting with multiple 70+ yards in distance. O'Neill attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He did some impressive things with the football on all three disciplines. He is a talented young combo prospect.

Pausman recently competed at the 2019 Eastern Spring Showcase Camp. He scored 5 points on the field goal portion of camp and was able to show improved consistency by charting everyone of his kickoffs over 50 yards. Continued focus on his fast twitch muscle should help create more leg speed on his kickoffs. Keeping the ball extended on his punts will allow him to create more consistent contact on his punts as well. His big ball punting was 41 yards with 3.59 seconds. Pausman competed at the 2018 Midwest Winter showcase. His leg strength has improved and his technique in punting has gotten better. His big ball kicking off was 56 yards with 3.25 seconds of hang time. He caught the ball well and was able to drop it consistently during the punting portion of camp. Continued emphasis on clean rotation should help his accuracy improve on his field goals.

Perry recently attended the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He showed marked improvement in his leg strength and specifically his command of his ball flight on field goals. He has improved his ability to hit with confidence and call on his "A" ball more frequently. Perry attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He showed impressive leg strength at the camp with a 63 yard 3.44 hang time kick off. Continuing to grow his fundamentals on field goals will see him move up in the Kohl's rankings.

Phillips recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He is a tall strong athletic specialist with long levers to create good energy through the football. His "A" ball is impressive and with some refinement to his technique he will move up in the Kohl's rankings. We expect some big things this fall because he has the talent required to be dominant.

Potter recently competed in January of 2020 at the Kohl's Senior Challenge. He demonstrated the leg talent needed to compete at the college level during the punting portions of camp. He is a solid young punter who has the ability to play at the next level. Potter competed at the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He has improved his ball striking as well as the command of his drop in punting. Continued emphasis on keeping the ball in-line on his drop will help him become the punters hes been working hard at becoming. His drill work was solid and he flashed his true potential during this portion of the event. Potter attended the 2019 Kohl's Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He had some impressive hits at camp and this off-season will be key for him to gain the strength needed to compete with athletes ranked ahead of him.

Purvis recently competed at the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He showed solid athleticism throughout the event in both charting and drill work. He scored 5 points in the charting of field goals and was able to chart a big ball of 55 yards with 3.42 seconds of hang time. In punting, he was able to chart a big ball of 47 yards with 4.27 seconds of hang time. He can continue to work on maximizing creating energy with his hips on his kicks in hopes of creating more power into contact.

Ramirez recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He displayed refinement in all three disciplines at camp. His kickoffs were the most impressive ability currently. His big ball at camp was a 69 yard 3.6 second ball. He also scored 16 points in the field goal charting at camp. He drove the ball well on his punts and was able to hit multiple 45+ yard punts at camp. Increasing his command to hold onto the drop later should help his hang time increase.

Reaves competed at the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He showed good pop in the drill work and charting portions of camp. He charted a big ball of 43 yards with 4.21 seconds of hang time. He has decent levers and he controls his body well through his ball/foot contact. Keeping his arms extended on his drop should allow him to create cleaner contact on his punt attempts.

Rice recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019 and the Senior Challenge in January of 2020. Rice comes from a family of kickers and he has shown well throughout his career with Kohl's. Rice can continue to develop as a punter and kicker in the coming years. He has college talent and is a very good ball striker!

Richardson recently attended the 2019 Spring Texas Showcase Camp. He still has the ability to play football at the next level and this off-season will be key for him to maximize his potential. Richardson attended the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. He continues to show that he has the ability to hit big kick off's with a 69 yard 3.46 second hit during the charting session. He is a very hard worker at trying to perfect his craft and we expect big things this upcoming year. Richardson attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed confidence in his roll-out punts and hit some big balls during the charting session. Richardson competed at the 2018 Texas Spring Showcase. He has gotten stronger and the ball is jumping off of his foot. He charted 8 made field goals and his big ball was 71 yards with 3.37 seconds of hang-time.

Roberts recently attended the 2017 December Texas Showcase. He showed solid leg strength in both kickoffs and punts at camp. Increasing his command of his contact on field goals should help his accuracy. He averaged 61.5 yards per kickoff and averaged 41.22 yards per punt. Increasing hang time in both kickoffs and punts will be key for his continued improvement.

Robitzsch recently attended the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase and 2020 Senior Challenge. He displayed improved leg strength as well as increased command of his "A" ball on field goals. He has worked hard and has developed into a strong collegiate prospect. Robitzsch also attended the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He charted in all three disciplines at camp and was looked most confident with his punting ability. He charted several 50 yard punts and should be able to contribute at the next level.

Root had his most compete performance to date at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He showed improved ball striking in the field goal portion of camp by scoring 9 points. His big ball on kickoffs at camp was a 62 yard 3.53 seconds. He displayed marked improvement in his punting and is close to the 4.5 rankings. 5 of his 8 charted punts were over 40 yards and he looks much more confident in his punting technique. Root attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He drives the ball really well on kickoffs, keeping the chest up should help him create higher hang time and help him move up into the 4.5 athletes. He scored 24 points on field goals and was impressive throughout the weekend.

Saul recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He was very impressive throughout the event and earned a 5 star kicking rating with us because he has the talent to play at a Division 1 program. Saul attended the Midwest Showcase Camp in May of 2019. He has impressive leg strength and it showed during the kickoff charting with a 65 yard 3.55 second hang time hit. He also was able to demonstrate good ability during the drill work phase of punting. Saul is a talented young athlete who has the tools to compete at the next level. This off-season will be key for him to gain the confidence needed to move up in the Kohl's rankings.

Schaffer attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He was impressive during the punt charting phase of camp with multiple 44+ yard punts. He also demonstrated good leg strength during the kick of charting. With continued work on refining his technique he will see some special things happen over the next 12 months.

Scozzafava recently attended the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase and 2020 Senior Challenge. He had a strong showing at both events and displayed college level talent in all three disciplines. His big ball in kickoff charting was 71 yards with 3.65 seconds of hang time. Scozzafava scored 5 points in the field goal charting and showed advanced ball striking during the field goal drill work in December. Continuing to focus on catching the ball cleanly will help his punting improve to the same levels that his kickoffs and field goals are at.

Shahan recently attended the Kohl's 2019 Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He hit on impressive 76 yard kick off during the charting phase of camp. Shahan attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some very impressive hit at camp and his "A" ball during the kick off charting phase of camp was 68 yards with 3.8 seconds of hang time. He is a very talented young prospect and with his power that he generates through the football he will be able to perform at the next level.

Shamburger recently competed at the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase. He carries himself well as a taller punting prospect. He has long levers and excels at catching the ball. He charted some above average punts at camp and was confident in his punting ability. His big ball on the day during charting was a 36 yard 4.65 second. He has the leg speed and long levers to play at the collegiate level.

Shea has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He has earned a 5 star rating with his impressive ability to hit big kickoffs and also have command of his "A" ball on field goals. Shea is a hard working young kicker who will be a great addition to a college football program. Shea attended the 2019 Kohls Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He showed next level leg strength during the kick off charting phase with a 71 yard 3.21 second hang time hit. Shea attended the Midwest Showcase camp in December of 2018. He once again showed that he has an impressive leg with a 63 yard kick off with 3.8 seconds of hang time. Shea competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He displayed excellent leg strength and power on kickoffs. He scores 15 points on field goals and was able to chart multiple 70 yard kickoffs.

Shipley recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He had an impressive overall camp and did some great things with the football. He showed great leg strength during the kickoff portion and also showed great ability during the field goal charting by making 10 points. If he continues to refine his technique he will be a dominant specialist in the 2020 class. He also showed advanced leg speed in the punting portion of camp and if he can get the ball extended more, could develop into one of the better combo prospects in the country.

Skahan had a strong showing at the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He charted kickoffs with great confidence and displayed excellent leg speed. His big ball at camp on kickoff was a 67 yard kickoff with 3.43 seconds of hang time. In the punt charting portion of camp he averaged over 35 yards per punt and showed refinement in his catch/mold. Skahan attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings and with some refinement to his field goal technique he will see his "A" ball show up more often.

Smith recently attended the 2018 Western December Showcase. He charted well during the punting portion of camp where he hit several punts over 4.25 seconds and was able to score points on the roll out portion of camp. His big ball during the kickoff portion of camp was a 61 yard 3.34 second ball. He also scored points during the field goal charting. Creating more command of his ball flight should help improve his consistency in his field goal kicking.

Smithers recently competed in January of 2020 at the Kohl's Senior Challenge. He hit multiple 45+ yard punts during the charting phase of camp and he is someone who has the leg talent to compete this upcoming fall for a roster spot at the college level. Smithers attended the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase Camp. He showed technically sound punting fundamentals in both drill work and the charting portion of camp. His longer levers allow him to swing up and through the ball effortlessly and create punts with both hang time and distance.

Smyk recently attended the 2019 Kohls Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He had some impressive hits at camp and with some refinement to his technique he will see his "A" ball show up more often. His "A" ball is impressive when he hits it. Smyk attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. His tall athletic frame allowed him to do some good things during the punt charting phase of camp. Smyk hit some 40+ yard punts and also hit some 60+ yard kick off's. Continuing to refine his technique will be key in the future for him to maximize his talent and reach his full potential.

Sullivan attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had an impressive pressure round at the event by making 9 points out of 9. He also had some impressive hits during the punting portions of camp. Sullivan attended the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He had a solid day on field goals, kickoffs and punts. He scored 6 points and had a big ball of 65 yards with 2.97 seconds of hang time. He has long levers and was able to adjust his body to create above average hang time on his punts at camp. Increasing his ability to keep the ball extended on drop will allow him to create increased distance on his punts.

Thibodeaux recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He had a strong showing on field goals and was impressive with his consistency on kickoffs. He generates good speed and displays a smooth swing on the ball. He scored 27 points on field goals as well. He creates great lift on his kicks and is one of the better field goal guys in his class. Thibodeaux attended National Scholarship Camp in July of 2017. He has good athletic skills to build upon, and his development will be key in the next couple of years. 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.

Tiberghien recently attended the 2019 Kohls Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He had some impressive hits at camp and showed that he has the leg talent to compete with athletes ranked ahead of him. Tiberghien attended the 2018 Southern December Showcase Camp. He excelled in field goals by scoring 6 points in the charting portion of camp. his drill work was solid and he showed refinement in his ball striking ability. Creating more command of his "A" ball will be key for his continued development in his kickoffs. Creating more control of his drop will drastically increase his command of his punting ability as well.

Tyner recently competed in January of 2020 at the Kohl's Senior Challenge. He continues to show improvement and continuing on the path he is on will see him ready to compete for a roster spot at the college level this fall. Tyner attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He did some impressive things at camp and was able to chart multiple 50+ yard punts. He is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings and just needs some refinement of his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often. Tyner competed at the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He excelled in his punting and was solid in both field goals and kickoffs. His big ball for the day on kickoffs was 55 yards with 3.03 seconds of hang time. He scored 5 points in the drill work and showed crisp command of his rotation during that portion of camp. In the punting portion of camp, he charted several 50+ yard punts and used his long levers well. Staying small and commanding his drop will be key for his continued development.

Ulrichs recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had a solid event on all three disciplines and was able to perform well during the field goal pressure round of camp by making 9 points out of 9. Ulrichs competed at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. His consistency on punting was solid, he charted several 40+ yard balls and was able to hit a lot of punts with over 4.0 second of hang time. Most of his kickoffs were over 65 yards and he charted 16 points on field goals. Increasing his command of his ball on both will be key for his overall development.

Walls recently attended the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He flashed solid leg strength during the drill work portion of camp. Creating more consistency with a flat drop that is extended out and away from his body will help him command his "A" ball more often. Walls attended the 2019 Kohls Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He had some impressive 40+ yard punts at camp. Continuing to refine his technique will see him do some good things this upcoming year.

Weaver has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He is doing some special things with his kicking and he went a perfect 10 out of 10 during one of the charting portions at the event. He will be ready to compete for a starting roster position at the college level. Weaver attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He was very impressive during the field goal charting by making 12 points out of 15. He is a very talented left footed specialist with the right tools to play at the next level. Weaver attended the 2018 Texas Spring Showcase. He has worked hard on his technique and his ability to command his "A" ball. His leg is getting stronger and he had an excellent showing at camp. He charted 8 made kicks and his big ball was a 68 yard 3.85 second ball. Weaver attended the 2017 December Texas Showcase. He charted 7 made kicks in the field goal portion and averaged 64.5 yards per kickoff.

Weiers had an excellent showing at the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed advanced ball striking and explosive power on kickoffs. His big ball was a 79 yard 3.31 second ball. Using his frame to sit back should help his hang time improve drastically. He scored 19 points as well during the field goal portion of camp. He showed flashes of big potential in punting as well. His big ball was a 45 yard 4.46 second punt. With increased control of his drop, he could become a top level punter as well.

Welch recently competed at the 2019 Texas Spring Showcase. He displayed above average leg speed and advanced ball striking at camp. His big ball on kickoff was 69 yards with 3.47 seconds of hang time. He scored 6 points in the field goal charting but demonstrated college level technique in the drill work portion of camp. He has the ability to punt as well and was able to average just under 34 yards per punt at camp. Welch attended the 2019 Kohls Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He had some very impressive hits at camp and showed that he has the leg strength to compete at the next level.

Whitlow recently attended the 2019 Kohl's Future Stars Event. He showed next level leg strength with multiple 70+ yard kick off's. Whitlow attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He is a solid young athlete and continues to impress at times during camp. Continuing to work on the details required to become dominant will be key over the upcoming year. Whitlow attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed above average leg strength in kickoffs by charting every kickoff over 60 yards with a big ball of 65 yards with 3.68 seconds of hang time. His consistency was excellent on kickoffs. Increasing that same command on his field goals will be key for his development on field goals. He charted several punts over 40 yards as well.

Williams recently competed at the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase. He showed solid athleticism while catching the snap and getting the ball set. He has good coordination and is comfortable with his drop. His drill work was consistent and he displayed confidence in his ability to punt for both distance and hang time. His big ball at camp was 44 yards with 4.01 seconds of hang time.Williams attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had some impressive 50+ yard punts at camp and showed that he has the leg talent to compete at the next level.

Weubben recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had some good punts at camp and showed that he has good natural talent. Continuing to grow and develop over the fall will see him ready for the next level because he has the talent to compete with kids ranked higher than him.

Ziegenfuss recently attended the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase. He has improved with his punting and looked more comfortable with his catch and mold of the football. His ball ball charted was 44 yards with 4.41 seconds. He was able to chart several 40+ yard punts with hang time over 4.0 seconds. He has excellent leg strength and power. Ziegenfuss attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He has some very impressive leg strength for a 2020 recruit and is a very talented young athlete. He had a 74 yard 3.97 second hang time which was one of the more impressive hits at camp.

Zutshi recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He continues to grow and develop into a solid young specialist and should do some good things this fall. Zutshi attended the 2019 Spring Texas Showcase Camp. He had a solid day on field goals by making 7 points. He continues to develop into a solid young specialist and if he continues to refine his technique he will have a big fall season. Zutshi attended the 2019 Kohls Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He had a solid performance during the charting of field goals by making 6 in very windy conditions. Zutshi will continue to improve and we expect some big things this upcoming year.

Henry had a strong showing at the 2019 Eastern Winter Showcase. He showed college level leg strength in his kickoffs and was smooth his field goal approach. He scored a big ball of 67 yards with 3.96 seconds of hang time. He scored 7 points off the ground in the field goal charting and was consistent with his ball striking all camp. He demonstrated a smooth drop in punting and was able to turn over the ball effortlessly.

Solorzano recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He did some impressive things during the kickoff charting by hitting multiple 65+ yard hits. Solorzano has good natural talent and with some refinement to his field goal technique he will move up in the Kohl's rankings. He also hit some impressive punts throughout the event and is a solid young combo prospect.

Steed attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He had one of the more impressive kick off legs in the 2020 class. He hit a 67 yard 3.5 second hang time hit during the charting phase. He has all the right tools to do some special things over the next couple of years. Continuing to work hard on repeatability will see Steed ready to compete at the next level.

Victoriano recently attended the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He showed marked improvement in his leg strength and his punting ability. He charted a big ball of 61 yards with 3.46 seconds of hang time and he also scored 6 points in the field goal charting. He scored points in the roll out portion of camp and he was able to hit some punts with above average hang time. Increasing his extension of the ball on his drop should allow him to create punts with better distance. Victoriano competed at the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He hit some impressive kicks at camp and showed good natural talent. Continuing to gain confidence in his ability will be key for Victoriano in the future Kohl's rankings. He is on the right path to do some great things as a specialist.

Alderman recently competed at the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase Camp. He has long levers and smooth swing in his punting approach. He charted several punts over 40 yards at the event and flashed collegiate potential. Controlling his drop of the ball will help him maximize more of his true potential punting and improve his chances of playing college football.

Anderson recently competed at the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He has a great frame and long levers for punting. He catches the ball well and continuing to focus on full extension of the ball should allow him to time up his leg lock more consistently, resulting in more power into his punts.

Anderson recently attended the 2017 Western Spring Showcase. He displayed solid leg strength and decent repeatability. Increasing the command of his drop and straightness on his leg swing through contact should help his development as a punter.

Andrade Pereira recently attended the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase Camp. He has a powerful frame and hits the ball with confidence. He was able to chart a big ball kickoff of 57 yards with 3.62 seconds of hang time and also scored 4 points in the charting portion of field goals. He flashed his speed and potential in punting but currently his strengths are his kickoffs and field goals.

Barela recently competed at the 2019 Western Winter Showcase Camp. He charted a big kickoff at the event of 58 yards with 3.41 seconds of hang time. His drill work on field goals was solid and he was able to score 4 points in the charting portion of the event. He hit numerous 35+ yard punts in the charting portion of camp and showed confidence in his drop and leg swing in the drill work portion.

Barnard competed well at the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase Camp. His leg swing was smooth and he was able to generate excellent leg speed into the ball. He scored 6 points in the field goal charting and was able to chart a big ball of 58 yards with 2.92 seconds of hang time. He flashed his "A" ball during the charting and was more consistent in the drill work portion of punting at camp. He has the coordination and talent to be kick and punt at a high level.

Burgos 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. Burgos showed good potential in the drill work phase of camp. He should be able to improve and become a successful specialist.

Castner attended the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He showed flashes of a quick 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.

De La Torre has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some impressive hits during the field goal drill work portion of camp. He still shows that he has impressive leg strength on kick off's. De La Torre attended the 2017 National Scholarship Camp. His kickoffs are currently his strength and he was able to chart several kick off's of 60 yards or more.

Douthett attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. His "A" ball was impressive and was able to hit a 45 yard punt during the charting phase of camp. His repeatability is not good enough to be ranked at the next level but with a big off-season he will see that grow and help him reach his full potential.

Esquivel attended the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. He has a strong athletic frame which will allow him to do some good things as a specialist. Working on refining his technique will allow him to match his athleticism and become a consistent combo specialist. Esquivel has some tools to do some good things as a specialist.

Fortkamp 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 75+ yard kick off's. He also had a perfect round of charting during the field goal sessions. Fortkamp will be someone to keep an eye on in the 2020 class. Fortkamp attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He showed considerable improvement in his technique and in his leg strength at camp. He charted a 69 yard 3.78 second hang time kick off.

Fosberg has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. His tall athletic frame allowed him to do some good things with the football at camp. He made 9 points during the field goal charting phase of camp. Fosberg attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. His leg strength stood out at camp with multiple 70+ yard hits. Fosberg has the natural talent to do some special things as a specialist and this upcoming year will be key for him to gain the confidence needed to perform at the next level.

Garcia recently competed at the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase Camp. He once again displayed collegiate leg speed and talent. He scored 8 points in the field goal portion and was able to chart a big ball of 68 yards with 3.68 seconds of hang time. He has been working on his punting and hes made progress towards being a true collegiate combo. Garcia had an impressive showing at the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He showed good ability on both field goals and kick offs during the event. He made 25 points during the charting portion of field goals and had some impressive 67+ yard kick offs.

Gilley recently competed at the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He charted and competed at all three disciplines at the event. His field goals and kickoffs were solid and he flashed his potential in punting by charting a 44 yard 3.66 second punt. He scored 5 points in the field goal portion of camp and had a big ball of 59 yards with 3.18 seconds of hang time.

Gold recently attended the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase Camp. He displayed increased leg strength and command of his rotation on field goals. He charted a big ball of 55 yards with 3.02 seconds of hang time in the charting and was also able to score 2 points in the field goal charting at camp. Hes made the biggest improvement in his punting and continuing to work on speeding up his operation time will be key for improving his collegiate options. Gold attended the Midwest Showcase Camp in May of 2019. He had did some impressive things at camp and technically is ahead of the game right now. Continuing to gain strength and leg speed will see some great things happen this fall. Gold has been working hard over the last couple of years to maximize his talent as a specialist and we expect big things this upcoming year.

James recently attended the Spring 2015 Texas Showcase Camp, good young specialist, gives glimpses of what he is capable of, repeatability is not consistent enough to be ranked at the next level, has good athletic skills to build upon, development will be key in the next couple of years, ahead of his age level currently, too early to tell what his full potential is.

Hill recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He is able to use his tall athletic frame to do some special things with the football. With some refinement to his field goal technique he will move up in the Kohl's rankings. Hill earned an invite to the 2019 Kohl's UnderClassman Challenge. He demonstrated next level leg strength with multiple 70+ yard kick off's during the charting phases of camp. Hill attended the 2018 Southern Winter Showcase. He displayed advanced ball striking in his field goals and he possesses above average leg strength. He scored a big ball on kickoffs of 68 yards with 3.59 seconds. He was also able to score 9 points in the field goal charting.

Horton had an impressive showing at the 2019 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He made 24 points during the field goal charting phases of camp and also had some very impressive kick offs. Horton has the talent required to play college football and we expect big things from him this fall. Horton attended the Midwest Showcase Camp in May of 2019. He is a solid young combo specialist who had some impressive moments at camp. He also showed the ability to hit the roll out punt by making 10 points out of 10. Continuing to grow and being able to call on his "A" ball will see him climb in the Kohl's rankings. We expect some good things form him this upcoming fall that will get him ready for the next level.

Johnson attended the Winter Showcase camp in December of 2018. He has a compact frame and is able to explode through the football which helps him create good distance and hang time. Continuing to work on refining his technique will see his "A" ball show up more often. Johnson is a talented young prospect with a bright future ahead of him if he continues to work on the details required to be dominant.

Jurgensmier attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had some very impressive punts at camp and is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings. Jurgensmier had multiple 45+ yard punts during the charting phases of camp and with some refinement of his technique he will be ready to compete at the next level. He is talented young prospect with a bright future ahead of him.

Kelley had a solid showing at the 2018 Southern Spring Showcase Camp. He looked smooth and confident on his field goals during the charting and drill work portion of camp. He charted 8 made field goals during the charting portion and his big ball on kickoff was 65 yards with 3.53 seconds. He showed glimpses of his punting ability at camp as well when he charted a 44 yard 4.31 second punt. Creating more command of his drop will be key for his punting development.

Landis attended the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase. He showed excellent leg speed and technique throughout the event. His big ball charted on kickoffs was a 70 yard 3.53 second blast. He was solid in both charting and drill work of the field goals and was able to score 6 points in the charting portion of camp. Landis attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He continues to show the ability to hit big kick off's. He is very athletic and will do some big things during the upcoming 2 years.

Long recently attended the 2019 Eastern Spring Showcase. He charted in field goals, kickoffs and punts a at the event. He looked more comfortable kicking field goals and was able to score 6 points in the charting portion. His biggest ball at camp on kickoffs was 61 yards 3.31 seconds. He flashed some solids potential in punting as well. He needs to become more consistent with his drop in order to maximize his leg speed and power in punting. Long attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He continues to grow and develop into a solid young combo specialist. He had some solid charting performances on field goals and continues to grow athletically.

Lott attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist. He rarely hits his “A” ball, however his “A” ball is impressive when he hits it. He needs more practice and refinement on his technique. With some refinement he will see significant changes in his ball striking. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect.

Madden 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 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. With continued improvement in his consistency he should be a good prospect.

Marable recently attended the 2018 December Showcase. His catching skills were good, creating a more consistent drop will be integral for his continued develop. Releasing the ball smoothly and not tossing the ball out should allow him to create more a more consistent ball/foot contact. He scored points on the roll-out portion of camp and looked confident in his roll out approach.

McQuellon recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had another solid camp and has been working hard during the off-season to refine his technique and maximize his talents as a specialist. McQuellon attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He showed that he has the right tools to do some good things as a specialist and this upcoming off-season will be key for him to gain the confidence needed to compete at the next level. McQuellon attended the 2018 Southern December Showcase. He scored 8 points during the charting portion of field goals. He has solid refinement in his ball striking.

Moraschinelli recentley competed at the 2017 Midwest December Showcase. His leg speed has gotten stronger and his command of his "A" ball is improving. He averaged 64.25 yards per kickoff and made 7 charted field goals. Moraschinelli competed at the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. His leg speed gives him a chance to do some very positive things as a specialist. He rarely hits his “A” ball, however his “A” ball is impressive when he hits it.

Ogg recently attended the 2019 Southern Winter Showcase. He displayed leg strength and refinement in his technique and competed in all three disciplines at the event. He is strongest currently in his punting and he uses his body well to create as much energy up and through the ball as he can on contact. Refinement in his contact off the ground should allow him to maximize more of his natural leg speed and talent.

Ortiz recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. HE continues to show growth with his kicking and with a big off-season in the weight room he will see the gains needed to compete with athletes ranked ahead of him. Ortiz attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed above average leg strength in kick offs and was technically sound during the field goal portion of camp. He finished strong by making all of his pressure round kicks and he finished with 17 points. Nearly all of his kickoffs charted were over 60 yards with a big ball of 69 yards with 3.28 seconds of hang times. His big ball punting was 43 yards with 4.39 seconds of hang time. Ortiz attended the 2018 Midwest Spring Showcase Camp. He displayed excellent leg strength for his age on kickoffs. His big ball was 64 yards with a 3.23 second hang.

Parkison attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had some good consistency at the event and with continued work on his leg strength he will climb in the Kohl's rankings. With his natural talent and natural growth we expect him to be competing at the college level.

Peskin recently competed at the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase and 2020 Senior Challenge. He had a strong performance on both field goals and kickoffs and has made improvements in his ball striking and his repeatable field goal approach. He charted every kickoff over 64 yards and displayed advanced command of his ball flight in the competition road of the field goals. Peskin attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He made 24 points during the charting of field goals and was able to demonstrate that he can compete at the next level on kickoffs. Peskin made the KO finals at the Senior Challenge in January of 2020, he can KO immediately at the college level.

Rasmussen recently attended the 2019 Western Spring Showcase Camp. He charted 5 points in the field goal portion and hit a big ball of 60 yards with 3.63 seconds of hang time. He also showed refinement in his punting ability and he charted at camp in punting as well. Increasing the extension of his drop should help him create more distance on his punts.

Rodriguez recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has great coordination and maximizes his levers to the best of his ability. He generates impressive distance when contact is clean on kickoffs. Cleaning up his rotation on field goals should help improve his accuracy on his kicks. Catching the ball clean and keeping his drop flat should help his punting continue to develop. Rodriguez attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. The power he is able to generate on his kick off's was special and continuing to work on his repeat-ability will see some big things happen this upcoming year.

Roe recently competed at the 2019 Southern Spring Showcase Camp. He has some "pop" on his kickoffs and was able to chart field goals, kickoffs and punts at the event. His big kickoff on the day was a 59 yard ball with 3.21 seconds of hang time, he also scored 4 points in the field goal charting at camp. Continuing to focus on catching the ball clean and getting it set will be important for his punting to develop.

Schaffer recently competed at the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase. He has the ability to kick in college, developing more consistency off the ground will dictate the level he lands at. He has great natural coordination and leg speed and has proven to be a talented prospect over the course of the camps hes attended. Schaffer attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He showed some impressive leg strength during the kickoff charting phase of camp with some 65+ yard hits. Schaffer has some good tools to do some good things this fall. He is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings.

Shin recently attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He has long levers and excellent leg speed. Lift on field goals, is one of the things he does best. Shin charted 19 points during the field goal portion and is developing a smooth swing which will continue to help his accuracy improve. Punting was solid, increasing the command of his drop should help him make cleaner contact and create better punts. His strength at camp was his kickoffs where he hit nearly all of his charted kickoffs over 70 yards.

Talbot attended the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. He hit multiple 45+ yard punts during the charting phase of camp. Talbot needs to work on the catch to foot time in order for him to be ready to compete at the next level. He has a strong leg and with some refinement of his technique he will move up in the Kohl's rankings.

Taras attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had a solid overall camp and did very well during the field goal pressure round by making 9 points out of 9. With some refinement to his technique he will see his "A" ball show up more often which will put him into the next star rating category. Taras is a talented young prospect with a bright future ahead of him if continues to work hard and develop his craft.

Trestik recently competed at the 2019 Western Spring Showcase. He was able to chart in all three disciplines and was solid in his field goal charting by scoring 7 points. Continued emphasis on creating more leg speed and "pop" on contact should help with the development of his kickoffs. Catching the ball cleanly with emphasis on quick operation times should help with the improvement of his punts.

VanMatre attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He did some very impressive things at camp and showed that he is good under pressure by making all three of the pressure round field goals. His leg strength on kickoffs was also impressive and if he continues to work hard over the fall he will be ready to compete at the next level next year.

Vanderbrook recently attended the 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase and had a strong showing. He scored 9 points in the field goal portion and was able to chart a big ball of 64 yards with 3.48 seconds. In punting, he was able to chart several 40+ yard punts and he displayed solid technique with his catch/mold during the drill work portion of camp.

Schifano had an excellent showing at the 2019 Texas Spring Showcase Camp. He produced slow rotating field goals with great lift and was able to score 7 points in the charting portion of camp. His leg speed is excellent and it allowed him to hit a big ball of 69 yards with 3.27 seconds at camp. He can punt well and showed flashes of being capable of doing all three at the collegiate level.

Watson had a solid showing at the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase. He charted 7 points in the field goal portion of camp and was able to chart a big ball of 65 yards with 3.44 seconds of hang time. He punted at the camp as well and he flashed big potential as well. He has great levers and quick hips and with some slight adjustments to his technique will develop into a very good collegiate player.

Acevedo competed well at the 2018 Winter Midwest Showcase Camp. He charted field goals, kickoffs and punts and camp and showed well during the drill work portions of camp. increasing his ability to call on his "A" ball in all three areas will be an integral part of his continued development. He scored 3 points in the field goal charting portion of camp and was able to chart a big ball of 54 yards with a 3.43 seconds of hang time. Creating more command of his drop and his release of the ball should help with the development of punting, he has to work on catching the ball before he can punt it.

Ahlers has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He has shown great improvement over the past 12 months. He has been working hard and this upcoming year will be important for him to continue doing great things as a specialist. The ball jumps off his foot well and he has good natural power.

Craddock recently attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He was impressive during the kick off charting phase of camp with a 67 yard 3.49 second hang time hit. He is close to moving up in the Kohl's rankings. Craddock attended the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He made some improvements with his technique and this upcoming year will be important for him to gain the strength needed to compete at the next level. Craddock attended 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.

Craig attended the winter Showcase Camp in December of 2016. He has an athletic frame on which he can develop on the years to come. He shows talent in his ball striking ability, the key for improvement will be continued experience.

Curland attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had a solid performance throughout the day and showed that he has some tools to do some good things as a specialist. His kicking is ahead of his punting right now but he has good leg speed to transform his punting into the same category. This upcoming year will be important for him to work on the finer technical details required to be dominant.

Darin recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He showed good consistency during the kick off charting phase of camp and had good command of his "A" ball. He has a good foundation to build upon this fall. Darin attended the 2019 Western Spring Showcase. He had a strong showing on field goals by charting 8 points. His kickoff distances were solid, increasing the ability to create more hang time on his kicks will be key for his kickoff development. His leg speed is solid for punting as well, increasing the command of his drop should allow for improved contact and decrease the slight miss-hits on some of his punts.

Essaouab recently attended the 2019 Eastern Winter Showcase Camp. He charted in all three disciplines at the event and was able to demonstrate above leg speed. He charted 3 points in the field goal portion and had a big ball of 60 yards with 3.39 seconds of hang time during the charting. He flashed fast leg speed in the punting portion and charted a big ball of 30 yards with 4.22 seconds of hang time. With continued development of his ability to catch the snap cleanly, he will turn into strong punting prospect as well.

Economos’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.

Gosden recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He had some impressive hits at camp and this fall will be key for him to maximize his potential as a specialist. Gosden attended the Kohl’s Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. His drill work portion of camp was impressive and he continues to demonstrate that he has a lot of potential. Gosden attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He was impressive during the roll-out punt portion of camp with multiple points scored during both sessions. Gosden is a talented young specialist and he has some tools to do some effective things as a combo specialist.

Grosso recently attended the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp in July of 2019. He demonstrated impressive ability during the kick off charting portion of camp. Grosso attended the 2019 Spring Showcase Camp. He showed good consistency during the kick off charting phase of camp and with some improvement in his leg speed he will move up in the Kohl's rankings. Grosso attended the 2019 Future Stars Invitational. He charted 5 made field goals and showed advanced refinement in his ball striking. Sitting back and using his hips to create better lift up and through the ball on kick offs will help with his development. Grosso attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some impressive moments at camp and continues to show that he has the tools required to do some special things as a kicker.

Harrod recently competed at the 2019 Texas Winter Showcase Camp. He is a very athletic combo prospect. He scored 4 points in the field goal charting, was able to chart a big ball of 54 yards and 2.96 seconds of hang time. He also displayed the ability to punt and hit a big ball of 25 yards with 4.12 seconds of hang time.

Honious has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Eastern Showcase camp in December of 2018. His drill work was impressive and continuing to gain the confidence in his ability will see him make some big gains this off-season. Honious attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He was able to have some impressive moments at camp. Continuing to refine his technique and work on his repeatability will see some big gains over the next 12 months. He has some tools to do some good things as a specialist and with hard work and determination he will reach his full potential.

Knighten attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He had some impressive moments at camp and with a 68 yard 3.26 second hang time kick off he shows that he has the potential to compete with athletes ranked ahead of him. Knighten needs to continue to gain the confidence in his ability to move up in the Kohl's rankings.

LInderman’s most recent Kohl’s camp was the Winter Showcase Camp in December of 2017. He has good natural talent and improvement on his punting technique will be the key to future rankings. He showed good potential in the drill work phase of camp. He has a bright future ahead of him if he continues to work hard at the finer details of punting.

Leak attended the National Scholarship Camp in July of 2018. He is a talented young prospect and he showed glimpses of what he is capable of. He hit multiple 60+ yard kick off's and did well during the pressure round of field goals. Leak can continue to grow and develop his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often.

Martin recently attended the 2019 Texas Spring Showcase. He was impressive at camp, he used his long levers well to chart well. The ball jumps off his foot and he was able to create consistent tempo which allowed him to show off his advanced leg speed and ability. His big kickoff for the day was 74 yards with a 3.89 seconds of hang-time. Martin is a college prospect who should have a big summer!

Martinec recently attended the 2019 Future Stars Camp. He showed improved leg strength in his kickoffs and showed impressive leg strength throughout Camp. He started to work on his punting and has made nice strides in his ability to hit spirals. Martinec attended the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some very impressive kick off's at camp and with some refinement to his technique he will gain the consistency needed to move up in the Kohl's rankings. Martinec has the ability to play at the next level and this upcoming off-season will be key for him to reach his full potential.

McCorkle recently attended the 2019 Western Spring Showcase Camp. He has great levers and long frame. Increasing his confidence in the catch/mold will allow him to punt with more command and maximize his levers better. He Has a good leg swing and creates solid "Pop" on the ball.

Nagler attended the Midwest Showcase Camp in May of 2019. He did some impressive things during the drill work phase of camp. This off-season will be key for him to refine his technique in order for his "A" ball to show up more often. He is a talented young specialist and has the ability to move up in the Kohl's rankings.

Nolan recently attended the 2019 Midwest Winter Showcase Camp. He was sound technically in the drill work portions of camp. He found his confidence and hit the ball well. His athleticism is very good and he commands his body well. He can continue to work on developing more consistent steps throughout his punting approach to the ball but hes athletic enough to figure it out. He charted a big ball of 55 yards with 3.39 seconds of hang time and was also able to score 5 points in the field goal charting portion of camp.

Paubel has attended previous camps with the most recent being the Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He had some impressive field goals at camp and showed very well during the pressure rotund by making 9 points out of 9. Paubel attended the Midwest Showcase Camp in May of 2019. He did some impressive things during the drill work portion of camp. Paubel has some good athletic ability and continuing to refine his technique will see him able to call on his "A" ball when needed. This off-season will be key for him to gain the confidence needed to compete at the next level.

Prifti recently competed at the 2019 Eastern Winter Showcase. He scored 6 points in the field goal charting at camp and was able to demonstrate a smooth leg swing and a repeatable approach during the drill work portion of camp. He charted punts as well and has the leg speed to be a combo prospect in college.

Proenza attended the Southern Showcase camp in December of 2018. He had some impressive hits at camp and demonstrated that he is on the right path to becoming a successful combo specialist. Continuing to work hard on the finer details required to become dominant will be key for him over the upcoming year.

Rimer attended the Spring Showcase Camp in May of 2018. He showed glimpses of what he is capable of throughout the event. Rimer is a solid young athlete who has the tools to do some good things over the next 12 months. Working hard on refining his technique will be key for him in future rankings.

Rotondi competed well at 2018 Midwest Winter Showcase. He showed marked improvement in his leg strength and technique. He scored 5 points during the charting portion of camp and was able to chart a 60 yard 3.26 kickoff at camp. Rotondi attended 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. If he can improve his ball striking skills, he has a good chance to move up in the rankings.

Shaffer recently attended the 2017 Texas December Showcase Camp. He averaged 53 yards per kickoff. His drill work was much more consistent and a representative of what his talents are on field goals. Increasing the focus on his strength training this winter will be key for development this spring and summer. Continued focus on catching the snap clean should allow him to develop his punting.

Snyder recently attended the 2019 Spring Texas Showcase Camp. He showed once again that he has impressive leg strength. continuing to Gian the confidence needed to compete with athletes ranked ahead of him will be key in future Kohl's camps. Snyder attended the Texas Showcase camp in December of 2018. He showed next level leg strength on kick off's with a 63 yard 3.57 second hang time hit. Snyder attended the 2018 National Scholarship Camp. He showed refined ball striking in his field goals and was able to score 20 points out of a possible 36 at camp. Increasing his leg speed this fall and spring will be key for his continued improvement on his kickoffs.

Tonkin recently attended the 2019 Future Stars Event at IMG Academy. He had multiple 70+ yard kick off's and also made 7 field goals in some windy conditions. Tonkin attended the Winter Showcase camp in December of 2018. He did some impressive things with the football and continues to grow and develop into a fine young specialist. Tonkin 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 very well on field goals with 7 made and also showed impressive leg strength with a 68 yard kick off. He has the talent to be a good prospect.