Kicking Competitions | Kicking Camp Stats

Camp Stats

Field Goals

We hold a double-elimination event which means each kicker can miss once but if they miss twice they are out. We continue kicking until one person is left standing. Students attempt to complete a field goal circuit with kicks from 30L, 30R, 35L, 35R, 40M, 45M, 50M, 55M. Usually a winner is determined at or before 55 yards. But sometimes a few students are still ‘alive’ so we go back as far as 58, 60, 63 or even more to determine a winner! The current camp record is 65 yards set by Lucas Havrisik (2015), tied by Hunter Everett (2016), tied again by Dax Iverson (2020) and tied for a 4th time by Buck Buchanan (2021) who kicked it with no field goal block. The winner of the field goal competition for each age group is honored with the ‘Golden Boot Award’ which signifies they are the most accurate kicker at camp. As the event draws on when only a few students are left we incorporate crowd noise, distractions, and real-life scenarios to further develop our students for pressure situations!

Kickoffs & Punts

Starting with our 2018 camp season (and 2017 invite-only Showcase) we’ve since revised our kickoff and punt formula to more accurately value the hang-time portion in relation to its distance! Each student will still receive 3 kickoffs and 3 punts at our camps and 5 kickoffs and 5 punts at our annual Showcase event. The formula change is as follows:

New Formula (2018 and newer)

Kickoffs
(Distance average) + (Hang-Time average) *17 = SCORE.

Punts
(Distance average) + (Hang-Time average) *11 = SCORE.

This new ‘multiplier’ helps keep the value of a kick or punt and the value of its related hang-time equal at 50/50%. Whereas in years past, the distance was much more greatly rewarded sometimes skewing the results. We’ve fixed that by multiplying the hang-time by 17 for kickoffs and 11 for punts.

Old Formula (2017 and older)

Distance average + Hang-Time average = SCORE.

The below chart explains what we perceive to be the ‘typical’ distance to hang-time relationship for a kickoff or punt.

KICKOFFS		PUNTS
Dist	HT	Dist	HT
70	4.00	60	5.00
68	3.90	58	4.90
66	3.80	56	4.80
64	3.70	54	4.70
62	3.60	52	4.60
60	3.50	50	4.50
58	3.40	48	4.40
56	3.30	46	4.30
54	3.20	44	4.20
52	3.10	42	4.10
50	3.00	40	4.00

Notes

College Football Coaches, Special Teams Coordinators, and Recruiting Coordinators believe in our system of evaluating kicking, punting & snapping ability because the results are based on how you perform. There is no hidden agenda or manipulation of the kicking competitions. Our kicking competitions do the best job at simulating a pressure game environment. Many students e-mail a link to their competition results to colleges interested in them. Also, many coaches sort and view our kicking competition stats page to aid their recruiting search. It’s an excellent tool to further validate and provide ‘proof’ of your kicking ability.

Over the Years (Change Log)

Prior to 2018, kickoff and punt formula was: Distance average + Hang-Time average = SCORE
Prior to 2014, campers had (2) kickoffs and (2) punts.

Showcase & College/Pro events have additional Elimination Competitions.

Key

Yr:	Graduation Year
ST:	State or Country
FG%:	Makes/Attempts
P1/P2/P3:	Punt 1, Punt 2, Punt 3
K1/K2/K3:	Kickoff 1, Kickoff 2, Kickoff 3
H1/H2/H3:	Hang-Time 1 and Hang-Time 2 and Hang-Time 3
Score:	Total Points (Distance Avg. + Hang-Time Avg.)* multiplier
DNP:	Did not post

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All-Time Records

Congrats to the top 5 Kicking World All-Time Record Holders for each event!

Field Goals

65 Yards (TIE)

Lucas Havrisik (2017 – CA)
10/10, 100%
March 7,
2015 Orange County, CA

Buck Buchanan (2022 – TX)
9/10, 90%
April 11, 2021
Dallas, TX
kicked off the ground (no FG block)

Dax Iverson (2023 – UT)
9/10, 90%
October 11,
2020 Denver, CO
+8 yard favorable wind/altitude advantage

Hunter Everett (2017 – OK)
9/11, 82%
May 1, 2016
Dallas, TX

63 Yards (TIE)

Christopher Esqueda (2019 – TX)
9/11, 82%
August 13,
2017 Austin, TX

Jake Carter (2015 – TX)
9/12, 75%
June 16, 2013
Austin, TX

Kickoffs

144.67 Score – Buck Buchanan (2022 – TX)
77/4.00 AVG, 81/3.91 BB
April 11,
2021 Dallas, TX

141.29 Score – Robert Gunn III (2022 – FL)
70/4.21 AVG, 71/4.20 BB
March 14, 2021
Orlando, FL

139.01 Score – Nicholas Angerstein (2024 – TX)
73/3.86 AVG, 75/4.00 BB
June 20, 2021
Austin, TX

136.79 Score – Jack Meyer (2021 – WI)
71/3.87 AVG, 72/3.92 BB
June 14, 2020
Minneapolis, MN

Punts

91.31 Score – Bryce Soli (2022 – SD)
44.67/4.24 AVG, 49/4.50 BB
June
14, 2021 Minneapolis, MN

88.76 Score – Robert Gunn III (2022 – FL)
43/4.19 AVG, 51/4.49 BB
March 14, 2021
Orlando, FL

88.74 Score – Jack Green (2021 – SD)
41.33/4.31 AVG, 40/4.59 BB
June 27, 2020 Denver,
CO

87.39 Score – Grant Reddick (2023 – FL)
42/4.13 AVG, 49/4.59 BB
April 11, 2021
Dallas, TX

2023 Leaderboard

Here are the current 2023 Kicking World camp season leaders! We list the top 5 campers for each of our 3
events – field goals, kickoffs, punts. To be eligible for the leaderboard the camper must have won that
event. Only campers winning a KW competition (in their age group, or overall) are eligible for the
leaderboard. Formal Kickoff & Punt competitions are only held at 2-Day camps and Showcase events. Field
Goal competitions are recorded at every camp. Have your chance to be added to next year’s leaderboard based
on your at-camp competition performances!

Field Goals

Here are the Top 5 winning distances for the Kicking World
double-elimination field goal competition in the 2023 camp season. Each camper is allowed ‘1
miss’ and advances to the next kick in the sequence (30L, 30R, 35L, 35R, 40M, 45M, 50M, 55M,
60M, etc) until a winner is determined. At 40 yards and beyond we introduce
distractions/noise/pressure to simulate a real game experience!

55 Yards

Jesus Marin (2024 – NC)
8/9, 89%
April 30, 2023 Charlotte, NC

Samuel William (2026 – TX) & Finn Eidskrem (2025 – TX)
8/10, 80%
May 27, 2023 Houston, TX

Landon Cook (2024 – CO)
7/8, 88%
May 21, 2023 Denver, CO

Bradyn Ornelaz (2025 – CA)
7/8, 88%
May 7, 2023 San Diego, CA
*freshman in college

54 Yards

Cole Byrd (2025 – VA)
9/10, 90%
April 15, 2023 Roanoke, VA

53 Yards

Several students hit 53 yards, so we will only list the top two distances above for now.

Kickoffs

Here are the Top 5 highest Kickoff scores based on distance/hang
time averages (AVG) with their Best Ball (BB) for the Kicking World kickoff competition in the
2023 camp season. Three Consecutive kicks (5 for Showcase), no throwouts.

134.26 Score – Nicholas Backman (2024 – VA)
73/3.60 AVG, 75/3.87 BB
May 21, 2023 Denver, CO
+3 yard wind/altitude advantage

127.00 Score – Logan Calder (2025 – FL)
64.67/3.67 AVG, 70/3.69 BB
March 12, 2023 Orlando, FL

123.11 Score – Jesus Marin (2024 – NC)
61.00/3.65 AVG, 66/3.60 BB
April 30, 2023 Charlotte, NC

Punts

Here are the Top 5 highest Punt scores based on distance/hang time
averages (AVG) with their Best Ball (BB) for the Kicking World punt competition in the 2023 camp
season. Three Consecutive punts (5 for Showcase), no throwouts.

94.62 Score – Brandon Gonzalez (2024 – FL)
45.67/4.45 AVG, 50/4.72 BB
March 12, 2023 Orlando, FL

82.45 Score – Joshua Kleinsasser (2024 – SD)
38.67/3.98 AVG, 39/4.25 BB
May 21, 2023 Denver, CO
+3 yard wind/altitude advantage

Past Leaderboards

See below for past years’ leaderboards!

2022 Leaderboard

Congrats to the final 2022 Kicking World camp season leaders! We list the top 5 campers for each of our 3
events – field goals, kickoffs, punts. To be eligible for the leaderboard the camper must have won that
event. Only campers winning a KW competition (in their age group, or overall) are eligible for the
leaderboard. Formal Kickoff & Punt competitions are only held at 2-Day camps and Showcase events. Field
Goal competitions are recorded at every camp. Have your chance to be added to next year’s leaderboard based
on your at-camp competition performances!

Field Goals

Here are the Top 5 winning distances for the Kicking World
double-elimination field goal competition in the 2022 camp season. Each camper is allowed ‘1
miss’ and advances to the next kick in the sequence (30L, 30R, 35L, 35R, 40M, 45M, 50M, 55M,
60M, etc) until a winner is determined. At 40 yards and beyond we introduce
distractions/noise/pressure to simulate a real game experience!

60 Yards

Joseph Collins (2025 – FL)
9/10, 90%
March 13,
2022 Orlando, FL
+5 yard wind advantage

Tommy Yousey (2023 – OK)
8/9, 89%
May 22, 2022
Denver, CO
+5 yard wind/altitude advantage

58 Yards

Dax Iverson (2023 – UT)
8/10, 80%
September
17, 2022 Salt Lake City, UT

56 Yards

Ryan Liszner (2023 – PA)
8/9, 89%
July 3, 2022
Toms River, NJ

55 Yards

Patrick Maxwell (2023 – TX)
8/8, 100%
June 19, 2022
Austin, TX

Porter Ellis (2022 – HI)
8/9, 89%
March
20, 2022 Orange County, CA

Daniel Jackson (2025 – MN)
8/9, 89%
May 22, 2022
Minneapolis, MN

Riley Hodges (2024 – NE)
8/9, 89%
June 5, 2022
Omaha, NE

Diego Linares (2024 – TX)
8/9, 89%
July 30, 2022
Houston, TX

Lawson Irwin (2023 – OH)
7/8, 88%
July 2, 2022
Cleveland, OH

Kickoffs

Here are the Top 5 highest Kickoff scores based on distance/hang
time averages (AVG) with their Best Ball (BB) for the Kicking World kickoff competition in the
2022 camp season. Three Consecutive kicks (5 for Showcase), no throwouts.

139.40 Score – Tommy Yousey (2023 – OK)
77/3.69 AVG, 80/3.66 BB
May 22, 2022
Denver, CO
+9 yard wind/altitude advantage

134.41 Score – Evan Utech (2024 – NE)
68.33/3.89 AVG, 74/3.74 BB
June 5, 2022
Omaha, NE

Punts

Here are the Top 5 highest Punt scores based on distance/hang time
averages (AVG) with their Best Ball (BB) for the Kicking World punt competition in the 2022 camp
season. Three Consecutive punts (5 for Showcase), no throwouts.

89.26 Score – Max Cobb (2023 – FL)
41.33/4.36 AVG, 46/4.55 BB
March 13,
2022 Orlando, FL

88.06 Score – Cole Fenice (2024 – DE)
42.67/4.13 AVG, 49/4.31 BB
July 3,
2022 Toms River, NJ

84.87 Score – Trey Sadler (2023 – NC)
43/3.84 AVG, 43/4.06 BB
April
24, 2022 Charlotte, NC

2021 Leaderboard

Congrats to the final 2021 Kicking World camp season leaders! We list the top 5 campers for each of
our 3 events – field goals, kickoffs, punts. To be eligible for the leaderboard the camper must have
won that event. Only campers winning a KW competition (in their age group, or overall) are eligible
for the leaderboard. Formal Kickoff & Punt competitions are only held at 2-Day camps and
Showcase events. Field Goal competitions are recorded at every camp. Have your chance to be added to
this year’s leaderboard based on your at camp competition performances!

Field Goals

Here are the final Top 5 winning distances for the Kicking
World double-elimination field goal competition in the 2021 camp season. Each camper is
allowed ‘1 miss’ and advances to the next kick in the sequence (30L, 30R, 35L, 35R, 40M,
45M, 50M, 55M, 60M, etc) until a winner is determined. At 40 yards and beyond we
introduce distractions/noise/pressure to simulate a real game experience!

65 Yards

Buck Buchanan (2022 – TX)
9/10, 90%
April
11, 2021 Dallas, TX
kicked off the ground (no FG block)

60 Yards (TIE)

Kevin Camelin (2022 – CA)
9/10, 90%
July
31, 2021 Sacramento, CA

Mauricio Lopez (2022 – TX)
8/9, 89%
October
10, 2021 Austin, TX
+5 yard wind advantage

Keegan Johnson (2023 – MD)
8/10, 80%
May 2,
2021 Charlotte, NC

58 Yards

Maverick Price (2024 – OK)
9/10, 90%
May
8, 2021 Oklahoma City, OK
+8 yard wind advantage

57 Yards (TIE)

Matthew Garcia (2022 – CA)
8/9, 89%
May 8,
2021 San Diego, CA

Brent Lumpkin (2022 – IA)
8/9, 89%
June 6,
2021 Omaha, NE

Kickoffs

Here are the final Top 5 highest Kickoff scores based on
distance/hang time averages (AVG) with their Best Ball (BB) for the Kicking World
kickoff competition in the 2021 camp season. Three Consecutive kicks (5 for Showcase),
no throwouts.

144.67 Score – Buck Buchanan (2022 – TX)
77/4.00 AVG, 81/3.91 BB
April
11, 2021 Dallas, TX

141.29 Score – Robert Gunn III (2022 – FL)
70/4.21 AVG, 71/4.20 BB
March
14, 2021 Orlando, FL

139.01 Score – Nicholas Angerstein (2024 – TX)
73/3.86 AVG, 75/4.00 BB
June 20,
2021 Austin, TX

Punts

Here are the final Top 5 highest Punt scores based on distance/hang time averages (AVG) with
their Best Ball (BB) for the Kicking World punt competition in the 2022 camp season. Three
Consecutive punts (5 for Showcase), no throwouts.91.31 Score – Bryce Soli (2022 – SD)
44.67/4.24 AVG, 49/4.50 BB
June
14, 2021 Minneapolis, MN88.76 Score – Robert Gunn III (2022 – FL)
43/4.19 AVG, 51/4.49 BB
March
14, 2021 Orlando, FL

87.39 Score – Grant Reddick (2023 – FL)
42/4.13 AVG, 49/4.59 BB
April
11, 2021 Dallas, TX

2020 Leaderboard

Congrats to the final 2020 Kicking World camp season leaders! We list the top 5 campers for each of
our 3 events – field goals, kickoffs, punts. To be eligible for the leaderboard the camper must have
won that event. Only campers winning a KW competition (in their age group, or overall) are eligible
for the leaderboard.

Field Goals

Here are the final Top 5 winning distances for the Kicking
World double-elimination field goal competition in the 2020 camp season. Each camper is
allowed ‘1 miss’ and advances to the next kick in the sequence (30L, 30R, 35L, 35R, 40M,
45M, 50M, 55M, 60M, etc) until a winner is determined. At 40 yards and beyond we
introduce distractions/noise/pressure to simulate a real game experience!

65 Yards – Dax Iverson (2023 – UT)
9/10, 90%
October
11, 2020 Denver, CO
+8 yard favorable wind/altitude advantage

60 Yards – Nick Hernandez (2021 – TX)
9/9, 100%
June 21
Austin, TX

60 Yards – Joshua Condit (2021 – VA)
9/9, 100%
October
25 Charlotte, NC

60 Yards – Christian Payne (2021 – TX)
10/11, 91%
July 25
Houston, TX

60 Yards – Emanuel Aguilar (2022 – KS)
9/10, 90%
June
28 Kansas City, KS

60 Yards – Will Stone (2022 – TX)
8/10, 80%
June 21
Austin, TX

58 Yards – Connor Mantelli (2021 – CO)
8/9, 89%
June 27
Denver, CO

Kickoffs

Here are the final Top 5 highest Kickoff scores based on
distance/hang time averages (AVG) with their Best Ball (BB) for the Kicking World
kickoff competition in the 2020 camp season. Three Consecutive kicks (5 for Showcase),
no throwouts.

136.79 Score – Jack Meyer (2021 – WI)
71/3.87 AVG, 72/3.92 BB
June
14 Minneapolis, MN

134.61 Score – Will Stone (2022 – TX)
69.67/3.82 AVG, 71/3.78 BB
June 21
Austin, TX

132.85 Score – Nick Hernandez (2021 – TX)
69.67/3.72 AVG, 69/3.94 BB
June 21
Austin, TX

131.97 Score – Jalen Dickerson (2021 – CO)
68.33/3.74 AVG, 68/3.82 BB
June 27
Denver, CO

131.42 Score – Robert Gunn III (2022 – FL)
67.67/3.75 AVG, 69/3.97 BB
July 25
Atlanta, GA

Punts

Here are the final Top 5 highest Punt scores based on
distance/hang time averages (AVG) with their Best Ball (BB) for the Kicking World punt
competition in the 2020 camp season. Three Consecutive punts (5 for Showcase), no
throwouts.

88.74 Score – Jack Green (2021 – SD)
41.33/4.31 AVG, 40/4.59 BB
June 27
Denver, CO

86.48 Score – Andrew Nelson (2022- SD)
42/4.04 AVG, 45/4.19 BB
June
14 Minneapolis, MN

85.52 Score – Mason Yorty (2021 – PA)
41.67/3.99 AVG, 50/4.25 BB
July
12 Toms River, NJ

85.45 Score – Marshal Du Kett (2021 – TX)
41.67/3.98 AVG, 43/3.97 BB
June 21
Austin, TX

85.52 Score – Atticus Sappington (2021 – OR)
39.33/4.13 AVG, 45/4.03 BB
July 18
Seattle, WA

Camp Stats

Field Goals

Kickoffs & Punts

Notes

Key

All-Time Records

Field Goals

Kickoffs

Punts

2023 Leaderboard

Field Goals

Kickoffs

Punts

Past Leaderboards

2022 Leaderboard

Field Goals

Kickoffs

Punts

2021 Leaderboard

Field Goals

Kickoffs

Punts

2020 Leaderboard

Field Goals

Kickoffs

Punts

2023 Camp Results

2022 Camp Results

2021 Camp Results

2020 Camp Results

2019 Camp Results

2018 Camp Results

2017 Camp Results

2016 Camp Results

2015 Camp Results

2014 Camp Results

2013 Camp Results

2012 Camp Results

2011 Camp Results