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Ninety-six of the country's best high school kickers competed in Austin, Texas, for the 2021 Kicking World National Showcase put on by owner & head coach Brent Grablachoff. HS Football athletes traveled from 30 states to showcase their talents and get noticed on the live broadcast streamed to YouTube. Over 2,000 people watched the event live.

This event, led by Brent Grablachoff, Owner and Coach of Kicking World, has become the go-to event for high school football kickers to be recruited into D1 college football programs. Despite COVID-19, Kicking World had football players from 30 states travel to Austin, Texas so they can showcase their talents.

November High School Football Rankings

According to the College Board, the average cost of tuition and fees for the 2015-2016 school year was $32,405 at private colleges, $9,410 for state residents at public colleges, and $23,893 for out-of-state residents attending public universities.

The #1 football program in the USA is back running football camps to get athletes recruited for its 12th year.

Now all athletes can get the experience of the NUC football camps for an all time low rate.

Hunting season has not officially started yet but the Indian River Braves feasted on a winless Great Bridge Wildcats squad.

Arabia Mountain High School presents the 1st Annual SJP36 Youth Football Camp. The camp is to be held on the campus of Arabia Mountain High School, June 16th through the 18th from 8 AM until 12 PM. This camp is absolutely free to youth ages 6-13 years old.

Scottsdale restaurant hires nutritionist, provides complimentary all you can eat dinner service for Chaparral High football players before every game.

College football coaches often ask high school coaches not only about their own players whom might be good recruiting prospects, but about players on other, opposing teams, too.

NFL player Tony Gonzalez donated $5,000 worth of sports supplement products on behalf of his all-natural supplement company, All Pro Science, to an economically-impacted high school football team in Orange County, California.

Beginning Sept. 1, National Collegiate Athletic Association regulations allow top division college football programs to begin sending recruiting materials to high school juniors across the country.