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Tuesday, 21 February 2012 17:39

Winners from Prokicker.com LA camp

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LOS ANGELES - Competition winners, top prospects and rankings from the Ray Guy Prokicker.com Winter camp last weekend,

Long Distance Field Goal Winner: Mitchell Wheelon, 50 yards
Long Distance Kickoff Winner: Eric Sanchez, 69 yds, 3.67 sec
Hang Time Punt Winner: Cody Fisher, 52yds, 4.12 sec
Out of bounds punt right winner: Matt Barr, 6 yd line
Out of bounds punt left winner: Jose Munguia, 3 yd line
Fastest single snap: Shawn Murphy, .81 sec
Most Accurate Snapper: Joe Marx, 19/30

Top Prospects:
Matthew Barr, K/P, 2013
Eric Sanchez, K/P, 2012

Rankings
#1 kicker: Eric Sanchez, 2012
#1 punter: Cody Fisher, 2012
#1 long snapper: Joseph Marx, 2013
#1 kicker/punter Combo: Matthew Barr, 2013
#1 punter/kickoff, Kickoff Specialist: Eric Sanchez, 2012

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