Sunday, March 28, 2010
10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. at FIU STADIUM (Miami, FL)
Registration between 9:00-10:00 a.m.
Early Registration Price: $250 (before Feb. 28)

Maximize your opportunity for college scholarships by competing in this recruiting/exposure event! This is a competition-only event. Competing in this event is the single best way to showcase your ability for the chance to be ranked for the first time or improve your spot in the Fab 50 rankings. Kick and punt in ideal conditions...warm weather on a turf field.

College coaches rely heavily on video footage to evaluate scholarship potential. At every Kicking Challenge event, PSI Videos will professionally film every FG, punt, and kickoff. If you perform well, you will have high-definition DVD footage to present to colleges and universities. Pre-purchase a DVD of your performance for only $50. (Post-event cost: $75)

More than 30 Division 1 Scholarships Signed in 2009-2010!
(from campers who attended Kornblue Kicking events)

If you have already registered or plan on registering for the Spring 2010 Kicking Challenge, here is what you need to bring with you:

1) Football Game Jersey (ask your head coach to borrow it for the event)
2) Holder & Tees
3) Footballs to use for warming up (during competition, all athletes will use footballs provided by Kornblue Kicking)

LOCATION OF EVENT:
FIU Stadium
University Park, FL 33175
(exit 25 off the Florida Turnpike)

OFFICIAL HOTEL PARTNER:
Shula's Hotel & Golf Club
6842 Main Street
Miami Lakes, FL 33014

Kornblue Kicking Exclusive Price: $99
Call (305)820-8100 & mention "Kornblue Kicking Challenge"

Similarities between the Kicking Challenge & the NFL Combine?

Said ex-NFL head coach Mike Holmgren, "Anybody who's asked me, I've told them, 'Compete in the combine. Don't worry about it.' That message hasn't gotten across to enough of them, I don't think. I just think they need to go out there and compete. That's part of the deal. (You want to) watch them grit their teeth after they throw a bad one or throw one where they couldn't gauge a receiver, and see what they do with the next one. I think they do themselves a disservice by not teeing it up here."

"From my perspective, it's all about the competition. It's never going to get any better as far as the type of conditions you're under. They want to see what you have when you're standing on the same field next to your competition. You get an apples-to-apples comparison that way. In talking to scouts and coaches, that apples-to-apples competition is important to them. The key word out of the whole combine is compete. They want to see players who aren't afraid to compete."

RULES

The KICKING CHAMPION will be crowned based on the combination of FG and Kickoff points. Punting and kickoffs will be charted first. Field goals will be the last event.

First, all kickers will be charted on six kickoffs. The best five will be scored. Hangtime will not be factored into the scoring, but will be charted for recruiting purposes.

A kick between 50-59 yards = 1 point
A kick between 60-69 yards = 2 points
A kick of 70+ yards = 3 points

The field goal competition will be double elimination. Every kicker will start with a 25 yard field goal (left hash). The order is 25 – LH, 25 – RH, 30 – LH, 30 – RH, etc. Kickers move on to the next attempt until they have missed twice. Each made kick = 1 point.

The kickoff and field goal points will be added. The kicker with the highest point total will be named the kicking champion.

The PUNTING CHAMPION is determined by the combination of distance and hangtime. Ten punts will be recorded. No warmup punts. The hangtime is multiplied by 10 and added to the distance for each kick. The points for each kick are added for the total score. (i.e. A punt has a hangtime of 3.9 seconds with a distance of 60 yards. The points for that kick would be (10 x 3.9) + 60 = 99. Punters with the top 4 point totals will advance to a final round and punt 5 more each. The punter with the highest overall point total (out of all 15 punts) will be named the punting champion.