2023 Rubio Long Snapping Summer: TOP 12, Adidas All-American Bowl on NBC, Rising Seniors Invitational, Underclassmen Invitational, Adidas Freshman All-American Bowl

Rubio Long Snapping will once again be selecting 2 Long Snapper for the 2024 Adidas All-American Bowl on NBC! The Class of 2024 high school class is eligible to compete for these prestigious positions.

When? July 7-8, 2023 at the FBU TOP GUN Camp
Where? Naples, FL
Who? Class of 2024 High School Long Snappers
Why? For a chance to play in THE most prestigious High School All-American Game
How? Register HERE ASAP as space will be limited. Click HERE for the hotel accomodations

45 Long Snappers will be selected to participate in this summer’s TOP 12 Camp.

20 will be selected from Vegas XLI (January 14-15, 2023)
20 will be selected at Vegas XLII (May 6-7, 2023)
5 Wild Cards will be selected between the dates of May 8 – May 31

When? July 7-8, 2023
Where? Naples, FL at the FBU TOP 12 Camp
Who? The 50 Long Snappers Selected
Why? For a chance to compete to make TOP 12. From the 45 Long Snapper’s in attendance the very best 12 will earn the coveted YELLOW TOP 12 shirt and gain the ultimate exposure. In addition, Class of 2024 Long Snapper’s will also be in competition for a chance to earn selection to play in the Adidas All-American Bowl on NBC!
How? 2-Step Process: Register HERE for TOP GUN, Register HERE for TOP 12. Athletes will get ALL the benefits including gear, etc. of BOTH CAMPS! TOP GUN and TOP 12 will be happening simultaneously on separate fields. Get ready for a special experience.

When? July 7-8, 2023
Where? Naples, FL
Who? FBU TOP GUN is open to ALL Class of 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027 & 2028 Long Snapper
Why? Class of 2024: To compete for a chance to play in THE prestigious Adidas All-American Bowl on NBC
Class of 2028: For a chance to play in the FBU Games
Class of 2027: For a chance to compete for a spot to play in the THE prestigious Adidas FBU Freshman All-American Bowl
Classes of 2025, 2026: Competition, Evaluation & National Rankings on www.RubioLongSnapping.com
ALL ATHLETES IN ATTENDANCE WILL GET NATIONALLY RANKED ON www.RubioLongSnapping.com
How? Register HERE ASAP as space will be limited.

Rubio Long Snapping Rising Seniors Invitational

When? July 15-16 (PM), 2023
Where? Los Angeles, CA
Who? Class of 2024 High School Long Snapping
Why? Instruction, Competition, Evaluation & National Rankings on www.RubioLongSnapping.com. Get HUGE college exposure during the most important time of recruiting. This is one of the most popular camps of the year. Compete against many of the best 2024 national prospects in America.
How? REGISTER HERE as space will be limited. Start to plan your travel now!

Rubio Long Snapping Underclassmen Invitational

When? July 15-16 (AM), 2023
Where? Los Angeles, CA
Who? Classes of 2025, 2026, 2027 & 2028 Long Snappers
Why? Instruction, Educational Meetings for Players & Families, Competition, Evaluation & National Rankings on www.RubioLongSnapping.com
Class of 2027 (Bonus): For a chance to compete for a spot to play in the THE prestigious Adidas FBU Freshman All-American Bowl
How? REGISTER HERE as space will be limited. Start to plan your travel now!

SUMMARY

We are looking forward to an amazing 2023 Summer Schedule. Here is my advice and which camp/camps you should register for depending on your graduation year…

Classes of 2028, 2027, 2026 & 2025: FBU Top Gun and/or The Underclassmen Invitational
Class of 2024: FBU TOP Gun and/or The Rising Seniors Invitational

EVERY LONG SNAPPER RECEIVES…
Instruction, Competition, Evaluation, National Rankings on www.RubioLongSnapping.com

WHAT IS AT STAKE…
National Rankings on www.RubioLongSnapping.com
12 Long Snappers will be selected as TOP 12!
2 Long Snappers will be selected to play in the Adidas All-American Bowl on NBC (All expenses paid trip to San Antonio, TX)
2 Long Snappers will be selected to play in the Adidas FBU Freshman All-American Bowl (Naples, FL)

Looking forward to an exciting 2023 Summer!

Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin, Sports Illustrated and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 17 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 1,000 Long Snappers earning full scholarships and preferred walk-on opportunities to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

571

VEGAS XLI Results – RSI!

Here are the results of all Long Snappers completing the Full Vegas Test and earning their RSI.
1. Whiting, Luke 52.77
2. Florentine, Jack 52.55
3. Blankenship, Caleb 47.22
4. Franke, Jordan 46.79
5. McNutt, Keaton 45.79
6. Vinci, Joseph 45.59
7. Evans, Morrow 45.09
8. Granzow, Luke 44.29
9. Brown, Mylin 43.79
10. Bessert, Keane 42.22
11. Fuentes, Joshua 42.11
12. Mills, Grant 41.67
13. Molen, Broden 41.04
14. Mohr, Jacob 39.36
15. Vagana, Rylan 39.31
16. Evans, Gray 38.94
17. Schlater, Caleb 38.63
18. Epstein, Lincoln 36.59
19. Downs, Brady 36.25
20. Larkin, Boothe 36.07
21. Hawkins, Konner 35.94
22. McKeown, Kaden 35.85
23. Adema, Joseph 35.06
24. Tabb, Jonathan 34.55
25. Weeks, Conor 34.26
26. Eggers, Ayden 33.90
27. Pedrotti, Michael 33.69
28. Flint, Trey 33.49
29. Evans, Abram 32.91
30. Frost, William 32.86
31. Robertson, Jackson 32.64
32. Wilson, Drew 32.58
33. Moore, Anthony 31.76
34. Hagood, Luke 30.18
35. Jacobson, Tyson 29.73
36. Koonce, Isaiah 29.39
37. Boylan, Nathan 29.33
38. Johnson, Bode 29.24
39. Arredondo, Jason 28.87
40. Bures, Sean 28.87
41. Sutton, Kellan 28.57
42. Miner, Fin 28.42
43. Becker, Carlson 28.39
44. Dolan, Parker 28.36
45. Devens, Jack 28.35
46. Bigoness, Michael 27.97
47. Curry, Nick 27.41
48. Broughton, Maddox 27.35
49. Robinson, Blake 26.58
50. Blanton, Ben 26.32
51. Eastlick, Jace 26.09
52. Muagututi’a, Halakilangi 25.88
53. Mugo, Kimani 25.71
54. Flett, Alexander 25.55
55. Molen, Landon 25.47
56. Kemp, Preston 25.45
57. Trudnich, Cade 25.34
58. Fleming, Brock 25.17
59. Scherer, Jonathan 24.86
60. Thompson, Jax 24.84
61. Nazworth, Brandon 24.54
62. Poff, Jacob 24.54
63. Stack, Cian 24.22
64. Cha, Nehemiah 24.00
65. Rivera, Greg 24.00
66. Silvers, Caleb 23.87
67. Pope, Matias 23.27
68. Eichner, Caleb 22.55
69. Reach, Jackson 22.42
70. Stewart, Chase 22.36
71. Colo, Preston 22.07
72. Walker, Cole 21.91
73. McDonald, Thomas 21.80
74. Allen, Jake 21.75
75. Box, Marshall 21.69
76. McLaughlin, Andrew 21.61
77. Browne, Thomas 21.21
78. Hamilton, Liam 20.99
79. Mahler, Everette 20.99
80. Elliot, Ethan 20.85
81. Fairbanks, Kyle 20.51
82. Roberts, Chase 20.51
83. Edwards, Owen 20.46
84. Dunman, Ashten 20.34
85. Maultsby, Gray 19.95
86. Morris, Tyler 19.91
87. McDougall, Alexander 19.87
88. McBride, Will 19.75
89. Edwards, Jack 19.72
90. Kline, Samuel 19.10
91. Gross, Austin 18.39
92. Broughton, Graham 17.98
93. Frink, Kyle 17.63
94. Petitjean, Lincoln 17.59
95. Glover, Rodney 17.53
96. Dean, Brody 17.02
97. Robinson, Dylan 16.92
98. Thacker, Ayden 16.72
99. Dawson, Porter 16.71
100. Sage, Braydyn 16.60
101. Neill, Graham 16.51
102. O’Reilly, Andrew 16.35
103. Vance, Andrew 16.34
104. Espinueva, Dysen 16.23
105. Neirby, Joshua 15.86
106. Cheveallier, Daniel 15.78
107. Sisso, Edden 15.72
108. Trim, Tyson 15.29
109. Burr, Killian 15.25
110. Finch, Thomas 15.07
111. Randall, Michael 15.06
112. Wakefield, Evan 14.73
113. Cosper, Kallen 14.73
114. Rasin, Carter 14.44
115. Swigger, Jason 14.37
116. Machado, Hudson 14.16
117. Zboril, Sullivan 14.12
118. Hardy, Cash 14.10
119. Williams, Matthew 14.03
120. Ruiz, Joshua 13.83
121. Leonard, Bradford 13.65
122. Hicks, John 13.33
123. Christensen, Garrett 13.10
124. Cox, Matthew 12.91
125. Warlitner, Charles 12.86
126. Young, Trey 12.74
127. Dultz, Trevor 12.54
128. Edwards, Jack 12.42
129. Connelly, John 12.12
130. Scarth, Daniel 11.96
131. Spickelmeir, Cordes 11.82
132. Glasman, Easton 11.61
133. Ray, Jakob 11.39
134. Henson, Augie 11.30
135. Buda, Brendan 11.20
136. Kalauli, Mitchell 10.63
137. Bernard, Wyatt 10.56
138. Distel, Andreas 10.53
139. Johnson, Dillon 10.50
140. Rolfi, Nick 10.27
141. Amorelli, Anthony 10.26
142. Weed, Carson 10.15
143. Morse, Hayden 9.68
144. Hudnall, Jonas 9.65
145. Rael, Frankie 9.54
146. La Flair, Carlo 9.43
147. Heitman, Jake 9.33
148. Reyes, Matthew 9.14
149. Strnad, Claude 8.79
150. Avila, Stanley 8.60
151. Molen, Roman 8.57
152. Duncan, Jack 8.45
153. McDougall, David 7.95
154. Allen, Max 7.92
155. McGillivray, Jackson 7.84
156. Neely, Jace 7.62
157. Bradshaw, Conway 7.53
158. Stewart, Wrigley 7.17
159. Nodler, Cole 7.10
160. Gorby, Braeden Dean 6.98
161. Morris, Jaxon 6.88
162. Burau, T. Max 5.57
163. Leonard, Samuel 5.41
164. Hebert, Victor 4.95
165. Edwards, Wyatt 4.89
166. Letson, Trey 4.42
167. Slawinski, Michael 4.41
168. Mielke, Michael 4.20
169. Anderson, Chase 3.96
170. Carmody, Graeson 3.25
171. Kallhoff, Lane 2.23
172. Drummond, Heath 2.13
173. Clarke, Bryce – .00
174. Dufault, Andrew – .00
175. Harris, Shane – .00
176. Hughes, Ridge – .00
177. Krueger, Jonah – .00
178. McLaughlin, Matthew – .00
179. McMullen, Casen – .00
180. Minogue, Caden – .00
181. Perelgut, Dylan – .00
182. Robbins, Ryan – .00
183. Robinson, Alex – .00
184. Sanders, Bailey – .00
185. Stephens, Jon – .00
Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin, Sports Illustrated and countless other publications. Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be! In just 17 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 1,000 Long Snappers earning full scholarships and preferred walk-on opportunities to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

1266

VEGAS XLI Results – Snap Times!

Here are the results of all Long Snappers being timed by at fifteen yards. Each Long Snapper was timed by Rubio and had a minimum of seven snaps.

HOT CORNER- ALPHABETIZED
Name Average
Adema, Joseph 0.77
Allen, Jake 0.83
Allen, Max 0.88
Amorelli, Anthony 0.78
Anderson, Chase 1.01
Arredondo, Jason 0.69
Avila, Stanley 0.93
Becker, Carlson 0.78
Bernard, Wyatt 0.85
   
Bigoness, Michael 0.72
Blankenship, Caleb 0.72
   
Blanton, Ben 0.72
Box, Marshall 0.83
Boylan, Nathan 0.75
Bradshaw, Conway 1.06
Broughton, Graham 0.89
Broughton, Maddox 0.88
Brown, Mylin 0.71
Browne, Thomas 0.80
Buda, Brendan 0.89
   
Burau, T. Max 0.90
Bures, Sean 0.73
Burr, Killian 0.91
Carmody, Graeson 0.92
Cha, Nehemiah 0.75
Cheveallier, Daniel 0.82
Christensen, Garrett 0.84
Clarke, Bryce 0.00
Colo, Preston 0.82
Connelly, John 0.74
Cosper, Kallen 0.88
Cox, Matthew 0.85
Curry, Nick 0.80
Dawson, Porter 1.02
Dean, Brody 0.94
Devens, Jack 0.78
Distel, Andreas 0.76
Dolan, Parker 0.92
Downs, Brady 0.77
Drummond, Heath 0.94
Dufault, Andrew 0.00
Dultz, Trevor 0.80
Duncan, Jack 1.07
Dunman, Ashten 0.79
Eastlick, Jace 0.79
Edwards, Jack 0.81
Edwards, Jack 0.86
Edwards, Owen 0.77
Edwards, Wyatt 1.02
Eggers, Ayden 0.74
Eichner, Caleb 0.84
Elliot, Ethan 0.77
Epstein, Lincoln 0.79
Espinueva, Dysen 0.86
Evans, Abram 0.68
Evans, Gray 0.64
Evans, Morrow 0.69
Fairbanks, Kyle 0.88
Finch, Thomas 0.73
Fleming, Brock 0.89
Flett, Alexander 0.77
Flint, Trey 0.71
Florentine, Jack 0.69
Franke, Jordan 0.71
Frink, Kyle 0.91
Frost, William 0.70
Fuentes, Joshua 0.71
Glasman, Easton 0.78
Glover, Rodney 0.97
Gorby, Braeden Dean 0.86
Granzow, Luke 0.72
Gross, Austin 0.87
Hagood, Luke 0.83
Hamilton, Liam 0.86
Hardy, Cash 0.78
Harris, Shane 0.00
Hawkins, Konner 0.86
Hebert, Victor 1.01
Heitman, Jake 0.86
Henson, Augie 0.89
Hicks, John 0.83
Hudnall, Jonas 0.93
Hughes, Ridge 0.00
Jacobson, Tyson 0.74
Johnson, Bode 0.75
Johnson, Dillon 0.95
Kalauli, Mitchell 0.75
Kallhoff, Lane 0.90
Kemp, Preston 0.83
Kline, Samuel 0.84
Koonce, Isaiah 0.82
Krueger, Jonah 0.00
La Flair, Carlo 0.85
Larkin, Boothe 0.80
Leonard, Bradford 0.73
Leonard, Samuel 1.11
Letson, Trey 0.91
Machado, Hudson 0.85
Mahler, Everette 0.86
Maultsby, Gray 0.95
McBride, Will 0.81
McDonald, Thomas 0.92
McDougall, Alexander 0.76
McDougall, David 0.76
McGillivray, Jackson 1.02
McKeown, Kaden 0.74
McLaughlin, Andrew 0.90
McLaughlin, Matthew 0.00
McMullen, Casen 0.00
McNutt, Keaton 0.74
Mielke, Michael 1.19
Mills, Grant 0.72
Miner, Fin 0.77
Minogue, Caden 0.00
Mohr, Jacob 0.76
Molen, Broden 0.71
Molen, Landon 0.71
Molen, Roman 1.05
Moore, Anthony 0.85
Morris, Jaxon 1.02
Morris, Tyler 0.79
Morse, Hayden 0.93
Muagututi’a, Halakilangi 0.73
Mugo, Kimani 0.70
Nazworth, Brandon 0.82
Neely, Jace 0.82
Neill, Graham 0.79
Neirby, Joshua 0.88
Nodler, Cole 0.99
O’Reilly, Andrew 0.92
Pedrotti, Michael 0.82
Perelgut, Dylan 0.00
Petitjean, Lincoln 1.08
Poff, Jacob 0.82
Pope, Matias 0.99
Rael, Frankie 0.94
Randall, Michael 0.86
Rasin, Carter 0.90
Ray, Jakob 0.79
Reach, Jackson 0.85
Reyes, Matthew 0.88
Rivera, Greg 0.75
Robbins, Ryan 0.00
Roberts, Chase 0.88
Robertson, Jackson 0.77
Robinson, Alex 0.00
Robinson, Blake 0.75
Robinson, Dylan 0.89
Rolfi, Nick 0.88
Ruiz, Joshua 0.87
Sage, Braydyn 0.84
Sanders, Bailey 0.00
Scarth, Daniel 0.92
Scherer, Jonathan 0.84
Schlater, Caleb 0.80
Silvers, Caleb 0.80
Sisso, Edden 0.95
Slawinski, Michael 0.91
Spickelmeir, Cordes 0.85
Stack, Cian 0.72
Stephens, Jon 0.00
Stewart, Chase 0.81
Stewart, Wrigley 0.84
Strnad, Claude 0.91
Sutton, Kellan 0.77
Swigger, Jason 0.84
Tabb, Jonathan 0.75
Thacker, Ayden 0.72
Thompson, Jax 0.77
Trim, Tyson 0.79
Trudnich, Cade 0.87
Vagana, Rylan 0.65
Vance, Andrew 0.86
Vinci, Joseph 0.68
Wakefield, Evan 0.88
Walker, Cole 0.78
Warlitner, Charles 0.93
Weed, Carson 0.99
Weeks, Conor 0.79
Whiting, Luke 0.76
Williams, Matthew 1.00
Wilson, Drew 0.79
Young, Trey 0.86
Zboril, Sullivan 0.85

Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin, Sports Illustrated and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 17 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 1,000 Long Snappers earning full scholarships and preferred walk-on opportunities to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

1148

VEGAS XLI Results – Pro Agility Drill!

Here are the results of all Long Snappers completing the Pro Agility drill. Each Long Snapper was timed by three instructors and ran a minimum of two times.

3 CONE DRILL- ALPHABETIZED
Name Average
Adema, Joseph 5.02
Allen, Jake 5.33
Allen, Max 5.02
Amorelli, Anthony 5.28
Anderson, Chase 5.62
Arredondo, Jason 4.88
Avila, Stanley 4.93
Becker, Carlson 4.66
Bernard, Wyatt 4.90
Bessert, Keane 4.60
Bigoness, Michael 4.84
Blankenship, Caleb 4.84
   
Blanton, Ben 4.88
Box, Marshall 4.67
Boylan, Nathan 5.30
Bradshaw, Conway 5.35
Broughton, Graham 5.01
Broughton, Maddox 5.42
Brown, Mylin 4.98
Browne, Thomas 4.69
Buda, Brendan 5.33
   
Burau, T. Max 5.37
Bures, Sean 4.90
Burr, Killian 4.61
Carmody, Graeson 5.68
Cha, Nehemiah 4.97
Cheveallier, Daniel 5.03
Christensen, Garrett 5.19
Clarke, Bryce 5.00
Colo, Preston 4.93
Connelly, John 5.06
Cosper, Kallen 5.47
Cox, Matthew 4.81
Curry, Nick 4.99
Dawson, Porter 5.53
Dean, Brody 5.23
Devens, Jack 5.27
Distel, Andreas 5.15
Dolan, Parker 5.00
Downs, Brady 5.17
Drummond, Heath 5.43
Dufault, Andrew
Dultz, Trevor 4.73
Duncan, Jack 5.15
Dunman, Ashten 4.83
Eastlick, Jace 5.00
Edwards, Jack 4.91
Edwards, Jack 5.02
Edwards, Owen 4.69
Edwards, Wyatt 5.26
Eggers, Ayden 5.30
Eichner, Caleb 5.09
Elliot, Ethan 4.81
Epstein, Lincoln 5.08
Espinueva, Dysen 4.85
Evans, Abram 5.08
Evans, Gray 4.74
Evans, Morrow 4.81
Fairbanks, Kyle 5.08
Finch, Thomas 5.17
Fleming, Brock 4.58
Flett, Alexander 4.45
Flint, Trey 4.64
Florentine, Jack 4.56
Franke, Jordan 4.62
Frink, Kyle 5.22
Frost, William 4.79
Fuentes, Joshua 4.64
Glasman, Easton 5.36
Glover, Rodney 4.84
Gorby, Braeden Dean 5.11
Granzow, Luke 4.83
Gross, Austin 4.87
Hagood, Luke 5.48
Hamilton, Liam 5.34
Hardy, Cash 5.00
Harris, Shane
Hawkins, Konner 5.28
Hebert, Victor 5.64
Heitman, Jake 5.40
Henson, Augie 5.94
Hicks, John 4.93
Hudnall, Jonas 5.48
Hughes, Ridge
Jacobson, Tyson 4.73
Johnson, Bode 5.17
Johnson, Dillon 5.20
Kalauli, Mitchell 4.77
Kallhoff, Lane 5.34
Kemp, Preston 4.94
Kline, Samuel 5.12
Koonce, Isaiah 4.92
Krueger, Jonah
La Flair, Carlo 4.83
Larkin, Boothe 5.33
Leonard, Bradford 4.99
Leonard, Samuel 5.46
Letson, Trey 4.76
Machado, Hudson 5.13
Mahler, Everette 5.00
Maultsby, Gray 4.97
McBride, Will 4.99
McDonald, Thomas 5.05
McDougall, Alexander 5.07
McDougall, David 5.16
McGillivray, Jackson 5.47
McKeown, Kaden 4.45
McLaughlin, Andrew 4.68
McLaughlin, Matthew
McMullen, Casen 5.37
McNutt, Keaton 4.88
Mielke, Michael 6.25
Mills, Grant 4.87
Miner, Fin 4.76
Minogue, Caden
Mohr, Jacob 4.77
Molen, Broden 4.85
Molen, Landon 4.76
Molen, Roman 5.46
Moore, Anthony 5.44
Morris, Jaxon 4.90
Morris, Tyler 4.62
Morse, Hayden 5.46
Muagututi’a, Halakilangi 4.59
Mugo, Kimani 5.06
Nazworth, Brandon 5.12
Neely, Jace 4.80
Neill, Graham 5.01
Neirby, Joshua 4.78
Nodler, Cole 5.30
O’Reilly, Andrew 5.06
Pedrotti, Michael 4.62
Perelgut, Dylan
Petitjean, Lincoln 6.44
Poff, Jacob 4.72
Pope, Matias 5.28
Rael, Frankie 5.49
Randall, Michael 5.28
Rasin, Carter 5.21
Ray, Jakob 4.90
Reach, Jackson 4.82
Reyes, Matthew 4.94
Rivera, Greg 4.97
Robbins, Ryan
Roberts, Chase 5.11
Robertson, Jackson 4.87
Robinson, Alex 6.22
Robinson, Blake 5.48
Robinson, Dylan 4.77
Rolfi, Nick 5.30
Ruiz, Joshua 5.06
Sage, Braydyn 5.20
Sanders, Bailey
Scarth, Daniel 4.85
Scherer, Jonathan 4.54
Schlater, Caleb 4.88
Silvers, Caleb 5.04
Sisso, Edden 4.88
Slawinski, Michael 4.97
Spickelmeir, Cordes 4.81
Stack, Cian 4.98
Stephens, Jon
Stewart, Chase 4.88
Stewart, Wrigley 4.90
Strnad, Claude 5.68
Sutton, Kellan 4.96
Swigger, Jason 4.84
Tabb, Jonathan 5.01
Thacker, Ayden 4.78
Thompson, Jax 4.74
Trim, Tyson 4.83
Trudnich, Cade 5.25
Vagana, Rylan 4.49
Vance, Andrew 5.61
Vinci, Joseph 4.96
Wakefield, Evan 5.14
Walker, Cole 5.07
Warlitner, Charles 5.13
Weed, Carson 4.94
Weeks, Conor 4.98
Whiting, Luke 5.12
Williams, Matthew 5.47
Wilson, Drew 4.65
Young, Trey 4.87
Zboril, Sullivan 5.25

Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin, Sports Illustrated and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 17 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 1,000 Long Snappers earning full scholarships and preferred walk-on opportunities to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

653

VEGAS XLI in RESULTS – 40 Times!

Here are the results of all Long Snappers running the 40 yard dash. Each Long Snapper was timed by three instructors and ran a minimum of two times.

40 YARD DASH- ALPHABETIZED
Name Average
Adema, Joseph 5.64
Allen, Jake 6.01
Allen, Max 5.37
Amorelli, Anthony 5.28
Anderson, Chase 6.06
Arredondo, Jason 5.84
Avila, Stanley 5.31
Becker, Carlson 5.07
Bernard, Wyatt 5.37
Bessert, Keane
Bigoness, Michael 5.61
Blankenship, Caleb 5.17
   
Blanton, Ben 5.27
Box, Marshall 5.03
Boylan, Nathan
Bradshaw, Conway 5.71
Broughton, Graham 5.43
Broughton, Maddox 5.55
Brown, Mylin 5.25
Browne, Thomas 5.39
Buda, Brendan 5.97
   
Burau, T. Max 5.73
Bures, Sean 5.47
Burr, Killian 5.00
Carmody, Graeson 6.17
Cha, Nehemiah 5.33
Cheveallier, Daniel 5.20
Christensen, Garrett 5.33
Clarke, Bryce 5.76
Colo, Preston 5.15
Connelly, John 5.42
Cosper, Kallen 5.58
Cox, Matthew 5.19
Curry, Nick 5.14
Dawson, Porter 6.03
Dean, Brody 5.69
Devens, Jack 6.12
Distel, Andreas 5.82
Dolan, Parker 5.63
Downs, Brady 5.54
Drummond, Heath 5.77
Dufault, Andrew
Dultz, Trevor 5.15
Duncan, Jack 5.81
Dunman, Ashten 5.32
Eastlick, Jace 5.10
Edwards, Jack 5.60
Edwards, Jack 5.33
Edwards, Owen 4.73
Edwards, Wyatt 5.83
Eggers, Ayden 5.46
Eichner, Caleb 5.36
Elliot, Ethan 5.32
Epstein, Lincoln 5.66
Espinueva, Dysen 5.15
Evans, Abram 5.30
Evans, Gray 5.01
Evans, Morrow 5.07
Fairbanks, Kyle 5.71
Finch, Thomas 5.58
Fleming, Brock 5.06
Flett, Alexander 5.12
Flint, Trey 4.97
Florentine, Jack 4.81
Franke, Jordan 4.93
Frink, Kyle 5.55
Frost, William 5.17
Fuentes, Joshua 4.98
Glasman, Easton 5.86
Glover, Rodney 5.29
Gorby, Braeden Dean 5.42
Granzow, Luke 5.23
Gross, Austin 5.67
Hagood, Luke 6.67
Hamilton, Liam 5.94
Hardy, Cash 5.59
Harris, Shane
Hawkins, Konner 5.60
Hebert, Victor
Heitman, Jake 5.79
Henson, Augie 6.67
Hicks, John 5.17
Hudnall, Jonas 6.43
Hughes, Ridge
Jacobson, Tyson 5.19
Johnson, Bode 5.35
Johnson, Dillon 6.01
Kalauli, Mitchell 5.37
Kallhoff, Lane 5.75
Kemp, Preston 5.14
Kline, Samuel 5.72
Koonce, Isaiah 5.53
Krueger, Jonah
La Flair, Carlo 6.11
Larkin, Boothe 5.35
Leonard, Bradford 5.48
Leonard, Samuel 6.16
Letson, Trey 5.69
Machado, Hudson 5.25
Mahler, Everette 5.04
Maultsby, Gray 5.36
McBride, Will 5.09
McDonald, Thomas 5.49
McDougall, Alexander 5.34
McDougall, David 5.64
McGillivray, Jackson 6.32
McKeown, Kaden 5.01
McLaughlin, Andrew 4.91
McLaughlin, Matthew
McMullen, Casen 5.93
McNutt, Keaton 5.24
Mielke, Michael 7.17
Mills, Grant 5.42
Miner, Fin 5.23
Minogue, Caden
Mohr, Jacob 5.49
Molen, Broden 5.38
Molen, Landon 5.23
Molen, Roman 6.30
Moore, Anthony 6.09
Morris, Jaxon 5.33
Morris, Tyler 5.04
Morse, Hayden 6.01
Muagututi’a, Halakilangi 4.92
Mugo, Kimani 5.54
Nazworth, Brandon 5.51
Neely, Jace 5.25
Neill, Graham 5.25
Neirby, Joshua 5.20
Nodler, Cole 5.61
O’Reilly, Andrew 5.48
Pedrotti, Michael 4.83
Perelgut, Dylan
Petitjean, Lincoln 6.82
Poff, Jacob 5.15
Pope, Matias 5.81
Rael, Frankie 6.09
Randall, Michael 5.95
Rasin, Carter 5.34
Ray, Jakob 5.21
Reach, Jackson 5.19
Reyes, Matthew 5.28
Rivera, Greg 5.28
Robbins, Ryan 5.28
Roberts, Chase 5.37
Robertson, Jackson 5.40
Robinson, Alex 7.30
Robinson, Blake 6.14
Robinson, Dylan 5.50
Rolfi, Nick 5.49
Ruiz, Joshua 5.20
Sage, Braydyn 5.70
Sanders, Bailey
Scarth, Daniel 5.56
Scherer, Jonathan 4.97
Schlater, Caleb 5.36
Silvers, Caleb 5.46
Sisso, Edden 5.45
Slawinski, Michael 5.55
Spickelmeir, Cordes 5.50
Stack, Cian 4.96
Stephens, Jon
Stewart, Chase 5.50
Stewart, Wrigley 5.42
Strnad, Claude
Sutton, Kellan 5.54
Swigger, Jason 5.16
Tabb, Jonathan  
Thacker, Ayden 5.58
Thompson, Jax 5.15
Trim, Tyson 5.25
Trudnich, Cade 5.22
Vagana, Rylan 4.65
Vance, Andrew 5.78
Vinci, Joseph 5.78
Wakefield, Evan 5.38
Walker, Cole 5.39
Warlitner, Charles 5.14
Weed, Carson 5.41
Weeks, Conor 5.90
Whiting, Luke 5.75
Williams, Matthew 5.91
Wilson, Drew 4.90
Young, Trey 5.17
Zboril, Sullivan 5.58

Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin, Sports Illustrated and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 17 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 1,000 Long Snappers earning full scholarships and preferred walk-on opportunities to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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NINE Years Later and TONS to be Thankful For….

I have never been a really big Thanksgiving fan, but for the ninth year in a row, and every year from this point on, this holiday will always remind me just how thankful I need to be. Here is why….

Anyone that has been with Rubio Long Snapping for over nine years knows about Damon Dale and his story. Damon is my 11 year old son who has had quite the journey in the past nine years. My wife, Jolie and I, are extra thankful during this time of the year because nine years ago we had to go through so much with the little guy.

I’ll recap for those that don’t know his story….

Nine years ago, Damon had not been feeling well, off and on, for a couple weeks. Jolie took Damon took to the doctor on the Monday of Thanksgiving week and found out he had jaundice. We were told it was not that uncommon and to just ride it out and come back the following Monday to see Damon’s doctor.

Like always, we went up to my in-laws for Thanksgiving. Damon is not 100% at all but we just figured it was the jaundice and he would be fine. Our local doctors didn’t seem to be nervous, so we weren’t either.

On the Saturday after Thanksgiving, my family was still up at my in-laws in Harrison, ID. To put it nicely, Damon acted and looked like crap. Everyone agreed, we needed to take Damon to the hospital. We hopped in the car, went to the nearest big urgent care (about an hour away from Harrison in Coeur d’Alene, ID.) and the doctor ran some tests then said, “Something is just not right with Damon. You guys need to go to Spokane, WA. to see their Children’s Hospital.” Jolie and I both began to get a little nervous here. I mean we are just in sweats and thought we were going to the urgent care to hear “He’s fine, get him some fluids, some aspirin and wait until Monday.” We were going just to be pre-cautious.

We arrived in Spokane, WA (about another 50 minutes away from Coeur d’Alene, ID.) and they had a room set up for us to stay the night. We both started to lose it a bit more as we had no idea we would have to stay the night. They ran more tests on Damon. It is now about 10:00 pm and Damon is done with the whole process. They told us the major doctor would be in on the AM shift and she would be able to tell us a lot more.

Jolie began to come unglued. I assured her that that is just them covering their butts, all will be fine and, if all hell really was breaking loose, they would send us to Seattle, WA. (everyone in the northwest knows, it is truly a CODE RED if they say you have to go to Seattle…the big city)

Well, the morning came, the doctor arrived and said something is really not right with Damon and we were going to be flown to Seattle Children’s Hospital in the next twenty minutes.

Time stopped. Jolie and I lose it. Damon loses it. He has no idea what the heck is happening, but he is just done with all the poking and prodding.

In the plane to Seattle Children's Hospital

In the plane to Seattle Children’s Hospital

I got on the plane with Damon, the pilot and two nurses. Jolie, not in the condition to go, gets on the next flight with the help of the staff in Spokane (they were awesome). I actually only beat her by like 30 minutes.

First of all, let me tell you, Seattle Children’s Hospital knows what they are doing. There is a reason they are one of the top children’s hospitals in the world. Anyway, they run MORE and MORE tests on Damon. Blood test after blood test. If I remember correctly, Damon was getting “poked” every two to three hours for tests (yes, all day long).

We get fully admitted and they sit us down to talk to us. They proceed to tell Jolie and I that Damon had Acute Liver Disease and explain all that is going to happen to him. They told us how he got it was a mystery, and it is was caused by a virus that anyone could have gotten as well. We would have to wait and see how his “numbers” progressed. Getting out of the hospital quickly is becoming a luxury we won’t be seeing in the near future.

After a couple of days, maybe four, (it gets blurry here since so much was happening) we have to meet with the MAIN, MAIN doctor for Seattle Children’s Hospital in a meeting room. He tells us that we won’t be leaving Seattle anytime soon, Damon’s liver is not getting better at all, he will need to have a liver transplant, he will be #1 on the list for said transplant and this will all begin to take place within the next four hours. Jolie and I absolutely lose it. I mean lose it. He left us with “We need to do one more blood test in four hours. If those numbers keep going down like they have been, it’s a go and the surgery is happening fast. Be ready.

Not wanting to grasp how severe the whole situation was and not being able to talk from crying so hard, I remember specifically looking at him and saying “Um, I can’t stay here even this weekend, I have a camp in NC and GA that I need to be at.” His response, “You aren’t going anywhere until March.” Time stopped. (First camps I missed but I can’t tell you how great my instructors were that stepped up for Rubio Long Snapping. Thank you again Jeff Abraham and Corey Adams).

The next four hours are a blur. We met with countless people that were beginning the process of telling us how Damon’s life would be different for the rest of his life. How our life would be different. Where we would need to stay for the next couple of months (FYI: If you don’t know about the Ronald McDonald House, you really need to check out this amazing organization and what they do).

Well, fours had passed and Damon gets “poked” again for the final test. The blood test comes back and Damon’s numbers didn’t move. They didn’t go up and they didn’t go down. The doctor and the entire staff were confused. He said, this isn’t necessarily good, but it isn’t bad either. We would need another blood test in another four hours.

Another four hours go by and the next test stayed the same again. And the next. And the next. Hope?

Our room where Damon, Jolie and I stayed for about two weeks.

Our room where Damon, Jolie and I stayed for about two weeks.

Then, a blood test came back with numbers that rose. Then, again, another blood test came back with better numbers. Then, again.

The staff (and I mean staff, they had about ten doctors alone working on Damon’s case since it was so unique for his age) didn’t want us to get anxious but you could even see they sensed something was happening.

They told us that we would have to stay in the hospital for at least another week to see how the numbers progressed but, very cautiously, said this was a good sign.

After two weeks of more tests and nonstop monitoring , we were allowed to leave the hospital but had to stay very close as tests needed to be done every couple of hours.

Then, on December 17th,  after countless days in a hotel, Damon had a doctor visit and they told us we were allowed to go home!

It was a MIRACLE. An absolute MIRACLE!

I re-tell this story since this is the time of the year when it all happened and I want everyone to know just how thankful Jolie and I are for Damon’s health and for all members of the Rubio Long Snapping family. That was a ROUGH month and I wish it on no one…ever. Seeing your child in the hospital is terrible. Absolutely terrible.

Bottom line….

  • Damon Dale is perfectly healthy now. The doctors call it a miracle. The doctors told me they call this type of cure a “OGK” (Only God Knows)
  • Damon was part of a study through Seattle Children’s Hospital since his care was so unique (the study actually concluded two years ago). For a child his age, to get liver disease that quickly absolutely baffled them. They simply don’t get how he got it or how it stopped. His liver went from killing itself to fixing itself within hours. 
  • We can’t thank our neighbors back in Lewiston, ID enough. I call them “The Triangle” since our houses form one. They are the best neighbors you can ever imagine. By the time we drove home (how did we get a car to Seattle? Oh, they drove one out to us….like I said, the best) we walked into our house and they had our Christmas tree up and our house decorated. We lost it again. They are the best.
  • I wrote a blog when this all happened explaining the situation and that I wouldn’t be at the NC and GA camps (I would link to the blog, but due to our old blog company, that blog got “lost”…yes, they have been fired) and on that blog, I wrote how Damon (cough, cough, I) would be updating everyone on his situation through his Twitter account (@DamonDaleRubio). The outpouring of love from everyone (we had random people stopping into see us that were friends of friends of friends) around the country was amazing for the little guy. I highly recommend going to his Twitter account, searching back to November and December, nine years back, and reading his account of what happened.

Please, remember this time of the year to be extra thankful for what you have and tell someone what they mean to you. Have a great Thanksgiving weekend….I know I will.

Damon's first walk in the hospital

Damon’s first walk in the hospital

Damon Hospital 4

Long Snappers at the GA Camp giving Damon a shout out.

Damon Hospital 3

Damon in the hospital

Damon Hospital 5

Damon in the hotel

Damon Hospital 6

Minutes after we found out we could go home!

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GA Spring Camp – RSI

As you know, at every Rubio Long Snapping camp, the Long Snappers are tested to receive an RSI score. This is the most accurate and fair way to test a Long Snapper. Here are the RSI Scores from the GA Spring Camp….

Speed Champion Peyton Naylor (FL, 2023) and Overall Champion Charlie Ingram (AL, 2024)!

Agatep, Xavier 23                      – 2023
Barber, Riley “RJ” 23               2.97 2023
Becker, Carlson 23               6.32 2023
Blanton, Benjamin 24            41.03 2024
Buckner, J.R. 24                      – 2024
Bumgarner, Mabry 23               3.49 2023
Ciucci, Nicholas 23            28.92 2023
Coady, Graham 26               3.00 2026 – 2028
Colo, Preston 25            10.11 2025
Connelly, John 24                      – 2024
Davidson, Will 24               6.45 2024
DuBois, Zeb 23               3.30 2023
Duncan, Jack 23                      – 2023
Dunman, Ashten 25            15.31 2025
Eichner, Caleb 24            16.85 2024
Endres, Jaxon 25                      – 2025
Engstrand, Jaxon 25            12.12 2025
Fitzmeyer, Michael 22            23.33 2022 – JC
Free, Colson 24               6.12 2024
Galt, Jackson 26               3.00 2026 – 2028
Grant, Luke 25               3.00 2025
Hall, Silas 25                      – 2025
Hefner, Jacob 23               6.90 2023
Henrichsen, Shem 20                      – 2022 – JC
Higgins, Christian 25                      – 2025
Hillman, Manuel 20            25.30 2022 – JC
Hocutt, Will 23            13.95 2023
Holcomb, Bray 26                      – 2026 – 2028
Ingram, Charlie 24            43.37 2024
Japour, Jack 24               9.18 2024
Jenkins, Brody 26               5.88 2026 – 2028
Jimenez, Quillan 23            11.65 2023
Johnson, William 27                      – 2026 – 2028
Johnson, Colin 23            12.63 2023
Johnson, Cooper 26                      – 2026 – 2028
King, Carter 27                      – 2026 – 2028
Kirby, Sawyer 26               3.00 2026 – 2028
Lerner, Seth 26               9.18 2026 – 2028
Lindsey, Sam 23                      – 2023
McBride, Will 24               3.09 2024
McKeown, Kaden 23            49.35 2023
McNutt, Keaton 24               7.14 2024
Musgrove, Dixon 23            12.37 2023
Nation, Dylan 23                      – 2023
Naylor, Peyton 23            54.05 2023
Neill, Brandon 23               9.68 2023
Nelson, Peter 23                      – 2023
Norwood, Adam 24               6.74 2024
ONeill, Riley 26            11.32 2026 – 2028
Owen, Carter 24            12.50 2024
Pearison, Carter 23            12.37 2023
Piper, Charley 26                      – 2026 – 2028
Powell, Kaden 25            11.32 2025
Robinson, Blake 23                      – 2023
Sanders, Bailey 24            18.07 2024
Saturday, Joshua 25               5.61 2025
Scoggins, Matthew 24               3.26 2024
Silvers, Caleb 24            25.97 2024
Snellings, Will 23            21.43 2023
Snipes, Ryan 23            22.67 2023
Tapscott, Will 23            10.34 2023
Thomas, Fischer 25               6.38 2025
Tosi, Ty 25            12.50 2025
Travelstead, Hayden 23            45.88 2023
Weeks, Tyler 27               9.57 2026 – 2028
Weeks, Conor 24            25.33 2024
White, Ian 25            12.90 2025
Wilderson, Nicholas 23            16.48 2023
Williams, Jay 24            57.14 2024
Wood, Justin 23                      – 2023
Young, Gavan 23            18.29 2023
Prieto, Drew 23            24.70 2023


Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the NFL Films, Freakonomics, Washington Post, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin and countless other publications. Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 17 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 1,000 Long Snappers earning full scholarships and preferred walk-on opportunities to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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The Polynesian Bowl

Rubio Long Snapping will be selecting a TOTAL of 14 All-Americans this year once again! Four of those of course are for the Polynesian Bowl (Class of 2023) on CBS Sports – 2 K/P/’s and 2 Long Snappers.

Q: HOW DO I QUALIFY TO BE A POLYNESIAN BOWL ALL-STAR THIS YEAR?

A: TWO STEPS!

  1. Get Selected to attend the TOP 12 Camp  

  2. Attend the TOP 12 Camp in July & Dominate

Let’s Break it down step by step.  . .

STEP #1:  Get Selected to attend the TOP 12 Camp 

Q: HOW DO YOU GET SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE TOP 12 Camp?

A1: Your best chance is to attend the January and/or May National Vegas Events.

At each of the Vegas Events (January & May), Rubio will select 20 athletes that dominated each camp and he feels could potentially be ready for the next level.

A2: Your other option is a gamble, but you could take a WILDCARD spot.

Apart from the 40 members selected from the Vegas events, Rubio will also have a maximum of FIVE Wild Card invites that he can give throughout the year. His choice. Any camp. All on Rubio and what he has seen and/or read about throughout the year.

STEP #2: Attend the TOP 12 Camp in July & Dominate

Q: WHAT IS THE TOP 12 CAMP?

A: Once you have been officially invited to the the TOP 12 Camp, you can register for the TOP 12 CAMP on our website.  

Rubio Long Snapping will run a 3-day camp in mid July loaded with competition and evaluation.  Based on performance, athletes will be selected to participate in final competitions to earn Polynesian Bowl All-Star selections.

*This camp IS mandatory to attend to become a Polynesian Bowl All-Star.

Rubio Long Snapping will rank ALL Participants based on performance at this camp.

There you have it!  That’s your road to the POLYNESIAN BOWL . . .

MAY VEGAS Registration and Information Below:

May Vegas is a 2-day camp loaded with competition and evaluation.  Based on performance, athletes will be selected to make the “TOP 12” and attend the TOP 12 CAMP in July.

* Rubio will be present at this camp.
* Rubio will rank ALL Participants based on performance at this camp.
* Rubio will select 20 K/P to the TOP 12 Camp

HOW DO I SIGN UP?

Click HERE to participate in the National Event: VEGAS XL!

DATES:
Saturday, May 14th & Sunday, May 15th, 2022
*We recommend arriving on Friday the 13th as some groups start very early on Saturday.

LOCATION:
Bishop Gorman High School

COST:
$450 until Midnight 3/14/2022 (Early Bird price) *Regular price is $500

BASIC INFO:

  • Saturday is an instructional day and will end by 6pm
  • Sunday is a charting and competition day and will end by 6pm
  • Both days, participants will only be required to be on the field during group times which will be determined one week prior to the event.
  • Groups may start as early as 6:45am each day so we recommend you arrive in Las Vegas on Friday.

INCLUDED: Instruction, evaluation, competition, a Rubio Long Snapping T-Shirt, a player profile and ranking on RubioLongSnapping.com. Winner of the camp receives one camp from Rubio Long Snapping. (travel and accommodations not included).   SEE YOU IN VEGAS!!!

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VEGAS XXXV – Snap Speeds

Here are the average Snap Speeds from VEGAS XXXV!

Next stops for Rubio Long Snapping….

  • March 1 – CA
  • March 7 – NC
  • March 8 – GA
  • March 15 – WA
  • March 22 -Nor CA
  • April 5 – TX
  • April 19 – IL
  • April 26 – MA

For more information and/or to register, go HERE.

Able, Connor                                          0.66
Abramo, Christian                                          0.92
Adkins, Dalton                                          0.92
Akers, Kyle                                          0.77
Alvidrez, Ryan                                          0.83
Applefield, Alex                                          0.79
Barcelos, Nick                                          0.71
Basso, Luke                                          0.72
Bergeron, John                                          0.81
Bergfeld, Ben                                          0.79
Bill, Ryan                                          0.79
Boatner, Will                                          0.67
Bourque, Phillip                                          0.82
Bowman, Jake                                          0.73
Brannock, Aaron                                          0.76
Brass, Reid                                          0.71
Brisson, Tommy                                          0.75
Brown, Steven                                          0.91
Brunner, Colson                                          0.72
Burdette, Batton                                          0.88
Burnett, Jack                                          0.83
Burt, Gannon                                          0.86
Byrne, Luke                                          0.80
Campos, Andrew                                          0.85
Cappasola, Declan                                          0.76
Carlisle, Jacob                                          0.99
Carrera, Xander                                          0.90
Caspersen, Holden                                          0.68
Cervantes, AJ                                          0.86
Cervantes, Gabriel                                          0.81
Chesney, Kurt                                          0.78
Cheveallier, Daniel                                          1.00
Clegg, Logan                                          0.78
Coblentz, Mark                                          0.70
Cornett, JT                                          0.81
Cortez, Connor                                          1.01
Cross, Colby                                          0.85
Davenport, Aidan                                          0.81
DeBerardino, Anthony                                          0.72
Donahue, Casey                                          0.77
Donovan, Michael                                          0.79
Doughty, Sam                                          0.78
Dufault, Andrew                                          0.91
Duzansky, Tyler                                          0.70
Echols, Xander                                          0.72
Eden, Reed                                          .720
Ehrlich, Osker                                          0.95
Eldridge, Jake                                          0.83
Eleopoulos, Alexander                                          0.83
Embrey, Karsen                                          0.89
Estrada, Aaron                                          0.81
Fadelli, Matthew                                          0.75
Felt, Bryce                                          0.75
Ferlmann, John                                          0.66
Fiene, Robert                                          0.65
Fitzmeyer, Michael                                          0.85
Florentine, Michael                                          0.72
Foggia, Jacob                                          0.74
Freeman, Wyatt                                          0.88
Gaines, Cameron                                          0.81
Garcia, Anisa                                          0.96
Garfield, Colby                                          0.71
Garrison, Carson                                          0.74
Gensemer, Grant                                          0.74
Gorski, Blake                                          0.83
Gottsegen, Eliot                                          0.70
Greep, JT                                          0.69
Gresham, Mack                                          0.68
Grimes, Patrick                                          0.72
Halfmann, Kaleb                                          0.76
Hatfield, Isaac                                          0.69
Hawkins, Kameron                                          0.67
Hawthorne, Daniel                                          0.67
Heller, Max                                          0.84
Hensley, Kameron                                          0.91
Hensley, Kellen                                          0.88
Higham, Hunter                                          0.98
Hogan, Peyton                                          0.72
Hooper, Devon                                          0.74
Horcasitas III, Arthur                                          0.86
Hutton, Mason                                          0.69
Johnson, Ty                                          0.86
Jones, Carson                                          0.92
Kean, Ryan                                          0.86
Keaton, Carson                                          0.80
Kellams, Bryce                                          0.95
Kent, Chris                                          0.73
Kirkpatrick, John                                          0.65
Knotts, Jackson                                          0.68
Kochav, Shai                                          0.70
Kozhaya, Andrew                                          0.94
Kregel, Andrew                                          0.83
Kuczynski, Brett                                          0.80
Labosky, Owen                                          0.82
Lane, Greg                                          0.73
Larson, Brent                                          0.76
Legere, Ryan                                          0.77
Lipkin, Gavin                                          1.03
Lucas, Nathan                                          0.87
Lynch, Adam                                          0.85
MacGregor, Logan                                          0.82
Magee, Briggs                                          0.76
Manis, Ryan                                          0.84
Mann, Jake                                          0.65
McCracken, Zane                                          0.74
McCutcheon, Cole                                          0.73
McDowell, Connor                                          0.77
McIntosh, Reece                                          0.75
McLaughlin, Alex                                          0.68
Meddings, Carson                                          0.94
Meyers, Paul Joseph                                          0.80
Michael, Sam                                          0.81
Miller, Joe                                          0.85
Milliron, Carter                                          0.75
Mock, Caleb                                          0.76
Monteforte, Rino                                          0.73
Moreau, Silas                                          0.77
Moser, Caleb                                          0.94
Nance, Thomas                                          0.77
O’Brien, Triston                                          0.81
Ohton, Connor                                          0.83
Orona, Michael                                          0.80
Orozco, Leroy                                          0.81
Parker, Levi                                          0.91
Parker, Max                                          0.69
Pelto, Desmond                                          0.95
Pettit, Mason                                          1.23
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Popescu, George                                          0.73
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Putnam, Jake                                          0.78
Quigley, Michael                                          0.84
Rager, Logan                                          0.80
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Reid, Grant                                          0.71
Rhodes, Byron                                          0.76
Richards, Brandon                                          0.82
Rivera, Greg                                          0.81
Robbins, Ryan                                          1.41
Roberts, John Luke                                          0.67
Rubio, Cruz                                          0.71
Sabol, Douglas                                          0.91
Salom, Davis                                          0.68
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Santorico, Joey                                          0.87
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Vereb, Lucas                                          0.85
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Washburn, Jonathan                                          0.66
Watkins, Samuel                                          0.74
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Zaragoza, Ezekiel                                          0.79
Zuhr, Jacob                                          0.64

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Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 15 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 1,000 Long Snappers earning full scholarships and preferred walk-on opportunities to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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Form Letter to get Long Snappers on Post-Season Lists

End of the football season is upon many of us and with that, comes local papers, websites, leagues and states awards presented to all of the top athletes that played this season. I will highlight all because, as you know, the Long Snapper is not always on these lists. This, of course, is simply absurd to me since there is no way you can have a kicker and/or punter earn an award without having a Long Snapper also earn one. As we all know, the ball doesn’t magically appear to the punter and/or holder.

To clear this up and really push it this year, I am creating a template for you to send to your local TV station, newspaper, league, city, district, state officials, etc.

 

To Whom It May Concern:

This letter is to request that a Long Snapper be added to the ___________________ (All-League, All-City, All-District, All-County, All-State, etc) List. I know the Long Snapper has been left off in the past, but that really shouldn’t be the case any longer. You see, if you are choosing a kicker and punter for this list, you definitely should have a Long Snapper on it as they start the play that the kicker and/or punter finish. It’s simple, without a Long Snapper, the kicker and/or punter simply can’t do their job. 

Not having a Long Snapper on your list would be just as bad as not having lineman. Think about it, no doubt you would have a QB or RB on your list but imagine how great they would be if they didn’t have a great line? They would have some major issues throwing and/or running the ball. The lineman do a great deal for the QB and/or the RB. They should get noticed on your list, and they do. Now, it is time to notice the Long Snapper, the person that starts the game winning kick or game changing punt. It is time.

I know an argument can be “Oh, but we really don’t know what to look for in a Long Snapper to actually judge them for our lists.” Good point but I am sure you get many points of views from high school coaches that can help mold your decision. Also, there is a company that travels the country that works just with Long Snappers that would be more than happy to help in order to get the Long Snappers the recognition they deserve. Rubio Long Snapping is this company. They see more Long Snappers than anyone in the country and have had over 1,000 of their Long Snappers go to college/NFL.

I really hope this email sticks with you and is able to get Long Snappers on your list. They deserve it and it is time.

Sincerely, _____________________

Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 14 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 1,000 Long Snappers earning full scholarships and preferred walk-on opportunities to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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From a Rubio Long Snapping Parent…..

A long time Rubio Long Snapping parent asked me if they could write a blog for everyone to read. Here it is….

I have wanted to write about our experience with Rubio Long Snapping for years because there are things that I wish someone had pointed out/told me when we were first getting started.

Our son is a Rubio Long Snapper. He isn’t just a long snapper he is a Rubio Long Snapper and he is now playing Divison 1 college football on full scholarship.

From the time our son was in 1st grade he had 3 goals:

  1. He wanted to make the Varsity Football Team at his high school as a sophomore – we are a 6A school so making Varsity as a sophomore is a big deal. (He achieved this goal)
  2. He wanted to play Division 1 college football (He achieved this goal)
  3. He wanted a full scholarship (He achieved this goal)
  4. He wanted to play in the NFL (He is working toward this goal)

We have always encouraged his passion for the game and sent him to all different types of camps – full contact as well as skills and we have had him in sports performance training since 4th grade.

He started long snapping in 7th grade. His head football coach asked anyone who thought they could snap a ball to try out for the position and he won it. While we “knew” that he snapped the ball for punts, extra points and field goals, we really didn’t have any idea it was an actual “position” so to speak. We thought it was just “something extra” he did in addition to playing Linebacker and Fullback.

The summer before his freshman year in high school he came and asked us to go to a long snapping camp and my husband and I were like – a what??? What in the heck is that? We were in the process of signing him up with a college recruiting service and I asked the representative if he knew of any long snapping camps and he recommended Rubio. The college recruiting service cost us a lot of money and didn’t end up doing anything for us in terms of recruiting BUT it will forever be worth the money because of their recommendation of Rubio Long Snapping.

I got on the computer and found out that Rubio was doing fall camps in various locations but the one closest to us was already set up. I emailed Rubio and was able to get our son on the waiting list and – eventually – into the camp.

This camp was our first exposure to the ins and outs of long snapping and to Rubio. While at the camp, my husband saw another father there that he knew. The father

wanted to share all of his knowledge with us and informed us that we shouldn’t limit ourselves to doing only Rubio camps – we should do ALL of the different ranking camps and get our son out there so he could have as much exposure as possible. Basically he was saying not to put all of our eggs in one basket. We listened politely to everything he said but at the end of the camp I told my husband that I didn’t agree – that I really liked this Rubio guy and how he ran his camp and our son seemed to respond to him and that was that. We never looked back and never put him anywhere else and have never been sorry about that. Interestingly enough, this other long snapper never ended up playing college ball and his father approached my husband here in town after our son received his scholarship to tell us how wrong he had been and if he had it to do over again, he would’ve stuck with Rubio like we did. He spent so much time running from one camp to the other that his son never had any consistency in terms of critique or what he needed to do to be the best that he could be.

SO WHY NOT PUT YOUR KID AT ALL THE DIFFERENT RANKING CAMPS?

Well, there are several reasons for this in my opinion. First, they are extensions of Kicking Camps – not really long snapping camps per se and it is not always the same person doing the evaluations and/or rankings so there is no consistency in what your son is being told to do and/or work on to improve.

Over the years, I can’t even count how many times our son has been approached to train with these other companies or attend their “invite only” camps. They have stalked him on social media, private messages and at different college camps he was attending that they happened to be running. The invited him to their regional camps and their “invitation only” camps (which is pretty much anyone that will pay for it). What they REALLY wanted to do was recruit a Rubio Long Snapper. They will pretty much tell you anything/everything you want to hear to get you to go to their camps but they really don’t do anything for you and your son in the long run – oh yeah – big talk and all but very little contacts and actions. If you look across the board in college football – the vast majority of long snappers come out of Rubio Long Snapping. I’m not telling you that there aren’t some from other companies but – overall – the college coaches trust and rely on Rubio and his evaluations. It doesn’t really matter if you are the #4 ranked long snapper in your class on their site if they are only ranking 30 kids. What, exactly, does that tell a college coach? That you invested your time and money with a company that doesn’t see enough long snappers to truly be an expert in the art form that really is long snapping.

I’ve seen kids go with other companies in addition to Rubio and think that they are somehow going to be chosen for a bowl game that way. That.Isn’t.Going.To.Happen. Let me repeat that – That.Isn’t.Going.To.Happen. Look back through their choices over the years and you can bet that their choices are never kids that train elsewhere. They TELL you that your kid is amazing and has a shot at it just to get your money and have your kid at that camp. Rubio now chooses snappers for 2 different bowl games and that isn’t an accident – he really is the foremost authority on long snappers.

If a “coach” from another long snapping company only tells you and your son how amazing he is and how much this company could do with/for them, they are likely blowing smoke up his (and your) butt. The truth is that every long snapper has things that can be improved. Our son continues to train with Rubio privately once a year and with Finch as many times as we can manage it when he is home for any period of time and he attends the college camp. And guess what? There are still things Rubio has him working on in order to go to the next level – the NFL.

Regardless of which college team is your favorite I don’t think that there is any doubt in anyones mind that Nick Saban is one of the best coaches in college football history. There is a reason that he only uses Rubio Long Snappers – think about that!

RANKINGS AND HOW TO DEAL WITH THEM

This is a tricky one and I will be the first to admit that I didn’t (and still don’t) always agree with Rubio in whoever was ranked above my kid. Now, I didn’t question the STAR rankings of the kids involved, but if there were several kids with the same number of stars – I didn’t always think that the person/people he ranked above my son were better than him. Sometimes I did agree and sometimes I didn’t but what I always DID agree with is whatever he critiqued our son on needing to work on so that is where we put our focus. Concentrating on that is what made our son the long snapper he is today.

If you and your kid don’t like where he is ranked, work on what Rubio says he needs to work on and improve that and then the next time Rubio sees him he will likely move up in the rankings because he fixed, or at the very least improved, that situation.

Or you can go coach shopping and find another company to tell you what you want to hear because they want your money. If they are telling you how awesome you are when Rubio is telling you what you need to work on then I would question their knowledge level. The way I look at it is this – wouldn’t it be “easier” for Rubio to just tell every kid how amazing he is and then write that up after every camp? He doesn’t do

that – he actually pays attention to the kid AT the camp and then goes back and watches their film and gives you detailed information – and he balances that – giving positive affirmations as well as things that need to improve. Ask yourself which “review” a college coach is going to trust – one that only tells you how amazing this kid is or one that is honest and straightforward? I personally prefer to hear the bottom line truth and so does our son. What about you?

AND ANOTHER THING ABOUT RANKINGS

I’ve heard a lot of people complain that their kid should be ranked higher or have more stars when their kid hasn’t been at camps. They complain that Rubio only wants them at the camps so that he can make more money. Two things here:

  1. Rubio can only rank the kid if he SEES the kid. So even if you think your kid is better than John X right now, if your kid isn’t at the camp and John X is and John X is better NOW than the last time Rubio saw your kid then John X is going to jump your kid in the rankings because he can only compare John X NOW to your kid the last time he saw him. This isn’t Rubio moving your kid down in the rankings at all – it is about another kids improvement since the last time he saw him and since he hasn’t seen your kid since then…..well you see how that is?
  2. This is Rubio’s business – his livelihood, his way to support his family so absolutely there is a financial aspect to him doing this. But – I have never been involved with an organization where the owner gives so much back to the kids. If you or your kid texts Rubio, he answers, if you comment on one of his posts on social media – he answers. He is encouraging and funny and supportive of everyone that is part of the Rubio Family – parents and kids and he doesn’t charge a dime for any of that “extra” support. My son started as a true college freshman and his first game was an away game and it was supposed to rain. Although my son was confident in his abilities he was a bit nervous and got in touch with Rubio and guess what Rubio did? He answered him right away and took the time to talk him through everything that needed to happen for our son to be successful. He set him at ease and helped him get out of his head in that minute when it truly mattered. I don’t know any other “long snapping” companies that are that accessible in that way and would’ve taken that time – after business hours – to do that. Do you?

    RUBIO FAMILY

Our particular high school class of long snappers was an exceptionally close class and I have heard people from other classes complain that they don’t have that bond that we

had – parents and kids. ANY class can have that bond but you have to have one or more families who are invested in making things happen – lunch together during camps, dinners together after camps staying the same hotel in Vegas and regional camps, etc. Guess what that means? Someone has to step up to the plate and coordinate it all – meaning do the research and keep in contact with everyone. If no one does that then it doesn’t happen.

The other thing I noticed is that all the families in our class were supportive of ALL the boys. There wasn’t any competition EXCEPT on the field. These kids have had a group chat going since they were Event Elite together summer before their Junior Year in high school and Top 12 the summer before their Senior Year and they are going into their (academic) Junior Year in college now and still chatting via group text. If someone was going to turn down an offer, they told the others in their group chat so that the rest of them could reach out to the coach if they were interested in playing for that college. No one “hoarded” that information – they shared contact information for coaches so that they could all achieve their dreams. They were all doing exactly what Rubio taught them to do – building each other up rather than tearing each other down.

Whenever I’ve seen issues between kids in the same class (not friendly competition), you can bet that some adults is egging that on and so if you stop any of that, then you can all have the same closeness up and down the rankings that we had. I can honestly tell you that out of the 5 Start Snappers in our class any one of them could’ve been #1 in the class on any given day. And, out of the parents in our class – we are still close to many of them and keep in touch and keep rooting for each others kids.

Rubio actively encourages these kids to not only be great long snappers but also to be great human beings.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

If your son genuinely wants to play college football don’t be laser focused on whether it is a scholarship or a PWO. I mean, I get it – they all want a full ride but there are still some schools that simply will not bring in a long snapper on scholarship as a true freshman. Don’t make your son feel like a failure that he “only” received PWOs. Long Snapping isn’t like playing QB or RB where the school is going to take at least one player in that position every single year. If they don’t need a long snapper, it doesn’t matter how good your kid is – they aren’t going to take them.

We constantly told our son that he could play where HE wanted to play whether it was a PWO or scholly (and he multiple offers of each type). Ultimately he chose a school

that offered him a full ride but – for him – it was more about the actual University then it was about anything else.

CONTINUED TRAINING

This is a mistake I’ve seen families make. Our son got the offer so we are done with training. The difference between high school football and college football is the difference between driving on the Interstates here in the US and driving on the autobahn in Germany and you want your son to keep honing his skills for his entire college – and NFL – career.

We highly recommend starting private lessons with Rubio in high school and continuing these at least yearly – through college and beyond. Also, be sure you have your kid training at least sometimes during the year with a RUBIO instructor (Samantha can tell you where the closest RUBIO instructor is to you) and if you aren’t near one then go with Virtual Lessons. We started private lessons with Finch as soon as we started with Rubio and that made a huge difference. We didn’t have the option of virtual lessons at that time so we drove quite a distance on a regular basis so that our son could improve. With the option of virtual lessons, the sky is truly the limit in terms of improvement.

The one “regret” that I have is that we didn’t start private lessons with Rubio in Idaho sooner than we did. It is definitely an investment but having Rubio completely and utterly focused on your son for a period of time truly is priceless and every time we have gone up there it has taken our son to the next level. So, as soon as you can afford that – do it – you won’t regret it.

We also recommend attending January and May Vegas if at all possible. It gives your son invaluable experience.

THOUGHTS TO TAKE AWAY

To sum all of this up, our son worked very hard and daily to achieve his goal of playing college football and continues to work his butt off to be the best that he can be but none of this would’ve been possible without Rubio.

Rubio wasn’t easy on him. He set goals for him that were sometimes difficult for our son to achieve but he worked as hard as he did because Rubio expected it of him and challenged him to never settle for less. People rise to the level of expectation that are

placed upon them and we believe that Rubio set him up for success by expecting these things from him.

So I will end this the way I started it…..Our son is a Rubio Long Snapper. He isn’t just a long snapper, he is a Rubio Long Snapper and we are very proud of that distinction.

Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 14 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 1,000 Long Snappers earning full scholarships and preferred walk-on opportunities to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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Watch List for The Chris Rubio Award 2018

Here is the Pre-Season Watch List for The Chris Rubio Award!

Please note: you do NOT have to be on this list to win the award in January!!!

LONG SNAPPER QUALIFICATIONS

Last year’s winner, Oscar Shadley (Va. Tech)

What is the Award?
The Award will be presented on an annual basis to the best national high school Long Snapper for that given season.

Who Is Eligible?
Every athlete that plays high school football at the varsity level, regardless of state division, or age. You DO NOT have to attend a Rubio Long Snapping / Chris Sailer Kicking camp to win this award.

How Do You Win? 

  • You will have to be the starter for your high school varsity team.
  • You must not have more than one bad snap all season (snap that gets by the punter or the holder).
  • You must have 85% of your punt snaps in The Rubio Zone.
  • If you have to snap and block for your team, that is looked at in higher regard.
  • The amount of tackles is taken into consideration with the voting.
  • You must have started in 80% of the current year’s games for your varsity team.

    Thomas Fletcher of Alabama!

  • A Long Snapper’s physical size is NOT taken into consideration in the voting.
  • Other positions played are NOT taken into consideration for voting.
  • You may be viewed by Chris Rubio in person, send in film, have a high school head coach’s recommendation, college special team’s coach recommendation or sports writer’s recommendation to be considered eligible.
  • A panel of voters assembled by the Chris Rubio selection committee will vote for the winner.

Blake Ferguson of LSU is a two time winner of The Chris Rubio Award

Blake Ferguson of LSU is a two time winner of The Chris Rubio Award

How Does the Voting Take Place? 
A panel of voters assembled by the Chris Rubio selection committee will be voting. The panel will include: Chris Rubio, past and current NFL Long Snappers, past and current NCAA Long Snappers, past finalists for the Chris Rubio Award (once they graduate from college), and Sports writers and columnists.

When?
August: A Watch List of Long Snappers will be announced each year before the high school football season begins. The players on the Watch List were selected based on statistics from the previous season and upcoming season expectations.  The eventual winner does NOT have to be on the Watch List to win the awards.

Scott Daly of Notre Dame was the inagural winner of The Chris Rubio Award

Scott Daly of Notre Dame was the inaugural winner of The Chris Rubio Award

November:  Ten Semi-Finalists are announced.  The Semi-Finalists will be determined by committee selection.

December: The Three Finalists are announced. The Finalists will be determined by total votes. 3 points (1st Place Vote), 2 points (2nd Place Vote), 1 Point (3rd Place Vote). In the case of a tie, Chris Rubio will break the tie with his vote.

January : The winner will be announced in Las Vegas on Friday, January 13, 2017. The winner will be determined by total votes. 3 points (1st Place Vote), 2 points (2nd Place Vote), 1 Point (3rd Place Vote).

In the case of a tie, Chris Rubio will break the tie with his vote.

Cole Mazza of Alabama holds his Chris Rubio Award trophy in Los Angeles

Cole Mazza of Alabama holds his Chris Rubio Award trophy in Los Angeles

Guidelines:
Submit your season total stats (total snaps) each week to Chris Rubio by emailing them to Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com. Each week, you will email me a new TOTAL number that you have added up each week.

Please submit the following:
Total Number of Punts:
Total Number of Punts in The Rubio Zone:
Total Number of P.A.T’s:
Total Number of tackles:
Misc (fumble recovery, etc):

Please note: You may create a highlight tape for the judges but it cannot exceed one minute in length. It must be emailed to Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com with a YouTube link.

*All statistics will have to be verified by your high school head coach before you can be announced as a Finalist.

__________________________________________________________________

Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 14 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 1,000 Long Snappers earning full scholarships and preferred walk-on opportunities to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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10 Tips for College Camps

Headed to a college camp this summer? Here’s ten great tips to help you out…..

1. Dress accordingly, roll up with a Rubio Long Snapping shirt on so they know what you are all about and that you have a great background in Long Snapping. Earned a TOP 12 shirt, even better.

2. Be prepared to answer basic questions regarding your name, height, weight, school, GPA, test scores, where you live, etc. Speak clearly and slow down. Remember, everyone might now have your same accent 

3. Look each coach directly in their eyes and shake their hands firmly. Nervous about speaking to someone, look at their forehead or right above their eyes and it will be close enough. Breathe

4. Drink a ton of water and make sure you are continuously stretching. You don’t want to cramp up and you don’t know when they might pull you to the side to do something different.

5. Do NOT over-snap. If you get thrown to another field to “just go and snap” be sure to take long pauses. You bodies are not meant to snap hundreds of balls in one day. Once your form is gone, your snaps will be negatively impacted.

6. Be friendly to everyone (should be a no-brainer) while on campus. You never know who is talking to you or who is watching you. CAMERAS ARE EVERYWHERE

7. Never, and I mean NEVER, lose your composure over a bad snap. Your recruiting will not end over one bad snap but it might over one bad reaction.

8. SNAP WITH CONFIDENCE and believe in yourself. You’ve snapped a thousand balls in your life, these will be no different. You are still just an upside quarterback going the wrong way Snapping some leather backwards. It’s not rocket science.

9. Do NOT, I repeat, DO NOT do too many camps in June. NEVER go back to back days and try to limit yourself to no more than FOUR camps in the month. Your body won’t be able to handle it and your performances will be impacted. One bad camp can spread quickly amongst coaches

10. Thank your parents/guardians for spending the money to take you to these camps. Big hugs to them (after you shower). Be nice and, of course, never be the first to let go from the hug #RubioFamily#TheFactory #TeamRubio

Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 12 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 300 Long Snappers earning FULL SCHOLARSHIPS to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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Where Are They Now? Sodie Orr

For the next installment of the Rubio Long Snapping Where Are They Now? series, we head to sunny Southern California to learn about Sodie Orr.

Sodie is a TOP 12 Long Snapper from the class of 2012 that was always a crowd favorite with his overflowing personality and his tendency to bring into song. Don’t believe me? Check out Sodie’s entry for a Rubio Long Snapping contest many moons ago….

Sodie and his mom

Sodie went off to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo but realized that college football wasn’t for him in the long run. He had visions (or sounds) of music on his mind and he didn’t want let his musical dream fade so he ran with it! He has played under the name Sodie Orr, Sodie Aura and Wes James. Here we go…..

What is your occupation? I am currently a full time musician

Where do you live? I live in Carlsbad but am moving to the San Fernando Valley soon.

Married? Kids? No marriage and I ammmm NOT THE FATHER (yet, praise the heavens)

What is your fondest memory of your time playing college football? My fondest memory of playing college football is watching all the upperclassmen angrily look at me with jealousy in their eyes as they practiced while i sat on the sidelines for the last 2 hours of practice every day. Special teams was right after warm ups.

How come you no longer play football? Full time musician.

If you could give ONE bit of advice to the current Rubio Long Snappers, what would it be? If I could give a bit of advice to Rubio Long Snappers, it would be to really appreciate the camps and time with Rubio while you’re there. Football was cool, but being a part of the Rubio family and Long Snapping community meant more to me than anything I ever did in college. I learned a lot about life and how to be a better human as well as a better long Snapper.

If you could give ONE bit of advice to the current Rubio Long Snapping PARENTS, what would it be? My advice to the parents of Rubio Snappers would be to push your young man harder. Make sure he’s doing his drills daily, stretching, and that his grades are up. I’ve seen a lot of my friends lives change completely in the best ways from dedicating fully to the craft. Shoutout to my NFL homies I met at Rubio camps.

When was the last time you snapped a ball and for what reason? The last time I snapped a ball was a few months ago, on camera, to show Rubio I still sling pearls. Once a snapper always a snapper.

If you could go back and play football in college again, would you go to the same school or a different one? Why? If I HAD to go back to school again and play ball, I would want to go to a different school. I didn’t enjoy my program very much, and would have enjoyed the benefits of playing for a big time football oriented university. I also realized once I got there that I didn’t love football at all. If Long snapping was an Olympic sport I would have gone for gold… but I knew that football wasn’t my path, so I left and went for my dream of making music. And if you’re feeling that way, it’s okay. Stick it out as long as you can and give it a chance to come around. But if you know deep down it’s not for you once you’re in it, don’t be afraid to follow your heart and passion.

Chance the Rapper with Sodie Aura (Sodie Orr)!

Any regrets during college? Anything you wish you had done or hadn’t done? I don’t have too many regrets about my college experience. Since my heart wasn’t in football, I do feel that I missed out on a lot of the things that were going on while I was traveling for away games etc. But I am and will always be grateful I got there through Rubio’s teachings and my own hard work.

What tremendous thing have you been a part of or experienced since you graduated? I did not graduate… instead I started writing music and decided to do a showcase in LA, where an A&R from Atlantic Records saw me and wanted to sign me on the spot. Since then, i have recorded at multiple Atlantic Records studios, opened for artists such as Curren$y, Ab Soul, Chance the Rapper, Shwayze, and more. I interned for rapper Too $hort for a year at his complex in LA, as well as producer legend Rodney Jerkins (aka Darkchild). And I believe that’s all just the tip of the iceberg. As long as I maintain BALANCE in my life (work hard/ maintain self care, grind/ get proper rest), EXTEND and network with the contacts I’ve made in the industry and beyond, and FOLLOW THROUGH on my commitments and goals… anything is possible.

Neil Diamond with Wes James (Sodie Orr)!!!!

The poster you see above was given to me by Sodie Orr. It is when he was a special guest of Neil Diamond (if you don’t know who the legend Neil Diamond, you have some severe issues) and opened for him in San Diego. I hang it proudly where I do lessons and have it right next to where all the Long Snappers snap the ball so they can see it and realize that life is not all about Long Snapping and a person has to be truly well rounded to succeed. This poster is truly one of my most valued possessions I own. Thank you Sodie!


Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 12 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 1,000 Long Snappers earning full scholarships and preferred walk-on opportunities to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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Virtual Lessons Details

As you already know, Rubio Long Snapping has been offering Virtual Lessons for over the last year. They have been a smashing success and many of you have been asking a ton of great questions about them so here is so more details…

What it is

    • A personal one on one conversation between a snapper and a senior Rubio instructor over FaceTime or Skype while they review 10-15 snaps sent in via Hudl Technique.
    • For the first lesson, each snapper will send in five snaps from the side angle and five from the front. My instructors don’t need to see where the ball goes, they are strictly focused on your form.
    • After the initial FaceTime session where we review the first week’s worth of film, we will discuss certain drills your snapper needs to do in order to improve their respective weaknesses.
    • Upon request, each snapper will also receive a weekly regimen of drills and live snaps to do
    • The process continues as we progress throughout your package of lessons. You may not be locking out your legs the first lesson, do some drills and its fixed. During the next lesson we may notice that you aren’t getting your eyes through, so we’ll give you a different group of drills to do in order to fix that.
  • YOU’LL SEND IN CLIPS OF YOUR SNAPPER DOING THE DRILLS, ALONG WITH CLIPS OF THE LIVE SNAPS. Parents, this holds your snapper accountable to doing drill work, rather than just snapping 100 balls and calling it a day because they think they’ve improved.

Who it’s for

    • EVERYONE, no matter where you are in the world or in your snapping career, you can receive world class instruction from Rubio Long Snapping.
    • Young snappers or snappers that have never been to a camp: This is a great way to learn what you need to work on before coming to your next Rubio Camp. First timers, this is a great appetizer for things we will cover at your next Rubio camp
    • Veterans: This is a great way to make sure you dominate your next camp. We can always tell who works hard in between camps and who just tries to show up on the day of and dominate.
  • College guys: A lot of snappers get worse in college and wonder why they don’t start or aren’t getting love from the NFL. There’s a simple reason as to why that happens. They stop getting coached and they stop doing drills to perfect their craft.

Stats

    • 45 different snappers from nearly 20 states have gone through the program in the last eight months
    • We’ve had an age range from 13-22, from junior high to NFL free agents go through the program
  • Virtual Lessons Students from the class of 2018 have received over 10 offers total and one was selected as an Army All American.

Click HERE to register for a Virtual Lesson with a senior staff member.


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Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 14 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 300 Long Snappers earning FULL SCHOLARSHIPS to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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So, You Didn’t Make the TOP 12, Now What?

For the past couple weeks, you have been watching the TOP 12 Camp Invited Long Snappers get chosen one by one. Daily, you stared at your Twitter feed, Instagram or Facebook waiting for the inevitable clues to be dropped. Each day, a couple people were ecstatic while countless others felt the opposite emotions. A couple days ago, the final members of the TOP 12 Camp Invitees were announced and a balloon was popped for many  Long Snappers. Now what?

Couple ways to look at it….

You can be upset with me for not selecting you. You can be upset with yourself for not performing when it counted. You can even find a way to blame others, but, it is ultimately on you. The only thing you can control is how hard and smart you work. Everyone in Vegas is competing for the same spots. Don’t let anybody outwork you and you will see different results.

You need to use this as motivation to make sure you perform better. This is all up to you. The choice is yours.

If you are a Long Snapper that strives to be the best, you want to be at that TOP 12  camp during the summer. Any single athlete that has been there (scholarship Long Snappers, All-Americans, NFL players) will tell you it is, by far, the best camp they have ever been to in their life. What you need to do is get back on the horse. Work smarter and harder.

Many great Long Snappers did NOT make it simply because in Vegas they didn’t feel they could. They did NOT have confidence. They were HOPING they would snap well instead of KNOWING they would snap well. Sound familiar?

Just because you didn’t make the TOP 12 does NOT mean you are a bad Long Snapper at all and that you should just stop. It means that you need to work harder and smarter at VEGAS XXXIV to be selected to the next batch of TOP 12 Campers to be invited. Remember, I will be choosing twenty more there and then those forth will be narrow down at the camp to see who really is THE TOP 12 LONG SNAPPERS.

You need to knock my socks off. THE RANKINGS CAN BE ADJUSTED ANYTIME I SEE YOU LIVE. You need to show everyone this spring as I pass through the country that you are the best. Dominate. Know you can do it AND do it!

The best of the best ALWAYS step up.

Are you one of them? Time to decide. Prove to me, and the rest of the world, that you belong.

Or don’t.

THE CHOICE IS YOURS…..

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Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world. Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 13 years,  Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 300 Long Snappers earning FULL SCHOLARSHIPS to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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2017 Semi-Finalists for The Chris Rubio Award!

Last year’s winner, Thomas Fletcher of Alabama!

Here is the Semi-Finalists List for The Chris Rubio Award!

Clay James
Drew Little
John Raines
Ross Reiter
James Rossenberry
Corbin Robertson
Oscar Shadley
Simon Samarzich
Quentin Skinner
Karsten Battles

These semi-finalists have less than one week to send in a one minute highlight video and one letter of recommendation from their head coach. Both must be submitted to Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com by Wednesday, December 20th at noon pst.

LONG SNAPPER QUALIFICATIONS

What is the Award?
The Award will be presented on an annual basis to the best national high school Long Snapper for that given season.

Who Is Eligible?
Every athlete that plays high school football at the varsity level, regardless of state division, or age. You DO NOT have to attend a Rubio Long Snapping camp to win this award.

How Do You Win?

You will have to be the starter for your high school varsity team.
You must not have more than one bad snap all season (snap that gets by the punter or the holder).
You must do both punt and p.a.t. snaps.
If you have to snap and block for your team, that is looked at in higher regard.
The amount of tackles is taken into consideration with the voting.
You must have started in 80% of the current year’s games for your varsity team.
A Long Snapper’s physical size is NOT taken into consideration in the voting.
Other positions played are NOT taken into consideration for voting.
You may be viewed by Chris Rubio in person, send in film, have a high school head coach’s recommendation, college special team’s coach recommendation or sports writer’s recommendation to be considered eligible.
A panel of voters assembled by the Chris Rubio selection committee will vote for the winner.

How Does the Voting Take Place?
A panel of voters assembled by the Chris Rubio selection committee will be voting. The panel will include: Chris Rubio, past and current NFL Long Snappers, past and current NCAA Long Snappers, past finalists for the Chris Rubio Award (once they graduate from college), and Sports writers and columnists.

When?
August: A Watch List of 15 Long Snappers will be announced each year before the high school football season begins. The players on the Watch List were selected based on statistics from the previous season and upcoming season expectations. The eventual winner does NOT have to be on the Watch List to win the awards.

Mid December: Ten Semi-Finalists will be announced.

Late December: The Three Finalists are announced. The Finalists will be determined by total votes. 3 points (1st Place Vote), 2 points (2nd Place Vote), 1 Point (3rd Place Vote). In the case of a tie, Chris Rubio will break the tie with his vote.

January : The winner will be announced in Las Vegas on Friday, January 12, 2018. The winner will be determined by total votes. 3 points (1st Place Vote), 2 points (2nd Place Vote), 1 Point (3rd Place Vote).

In the case of a tie, Chris Rubio will break the tie with his vote.

Guidelines:
Submit your season total stats (total snaps) each week to Chris Rubio by emailing them to Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com Please submit the following:
Total Number of Punts:
Total Number of P.A.T’s:
Total Number of tackles:
Misc (fumble recovery, etc):

Please note: You may create a highlight tape for the judges but it cannot exceed one minute in length. It must be emailed to Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com with a YouTube link.

*All statistics will have to be verified by your high school head coach before you can be announced as a Finalist.

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Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 12 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 300 Long Snappers earning FULL SCHOLARSHIPS to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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Watch List for The Chris Rubio Award (2017)

Last year’s winner, Thomas Fletcher of Alabama!

Here is the Pre-Season Watch List for The Chris Rubio Award!

Brock Assel (VA)
Karsten Battles (TX)
Brenden Bentley (NV)
Jack Hadley (NJ)
Maddie Golden (SC)
Jarrett Key (TN)
Drew Little (NC)
Cade Long (TN)
Roen McCullough (OH)
Antonio Ortiz (VA)
Marco Ortiz (VA)
Gabriel Pugh (AL)
John Raines (MS)
Ross Reiter (AZ)
Simon Samarzich (CA)
Oscar Shadley (VA)
Quentin Skinner (GA)
Noah Turner (NC)
Kyle Petrucci (CA)
Michael Vinson (IL)

Please note: you do NOT have to be on this list to win the award in January!!!

LONG SNAPPER QUALIFICATIONS

Johnny Den Bleyker of UCLA

What is the Award?
The Award will be presented on an annual basis to the best national high school Long Snapper for that given season.

Who Is Eligible?
Every athlete that plays high school football at the varsity level, regardless of state division, or age. You DO NOT have to attend a Rubio Long Snapping / Chris Sailer Kicking camp to win this award.

How Do You Win? 

  • You will have to be the starter for your high school varsity team.
  • You must not have more than one bad snap all season (snap that gets by the punter or the holder).
  • You must do both punt and p.a.t. snaps.
  • If you have to snap and block for your team, that is looked at in higher regard.
  • The amount of tackles is taken into consideration with the voting.
  • You must have started in 80% of the current year’s games for your varsity team.
  • A Long Snapper’s physical size is NOT taken into consideration in the voting.
  • Other positions played are NOT taken into consideration for voting.
  • You may be viewed by Chris Rubio in person, send in film, have a high school head coach’s recommendation, college special team’s coach recommendation or sports writer’s recommendation to be considered eligible.
  • A panel of voters assembled by the Chris Rubio selection committee will vote for the winner.

Blake Ferguson of LSU is a two time winner of The Chris Rubio Award

Blake Ferguson of LSU is a two time winner of The Chris Rubio Award

How Does the Voting Take Place? 
A panel of voters assembled by the Chris Rubio selection committee will be voting. The panel will include: Chris Rubio, past and current NFL Long Snappers, past and current NCAA Long Snappers, past finalists for the Chris Rubio Award (once they graduate from college), and Sports writers and columnists.

When?
August: A Watch List of 15 Long Snappers will be announced each year before the high school football season begins. The players on the Watch List were selected based on statistics from the previous season and upcoming season expectations.  The eventual winner does NOT have to be on the Watch List to win the awards.

Scott Daly of Notre Dame was the inagural winner of The Chris Rubio Award

Scott Daly of Notre Dame was the inaugural winner of The Chris Rubio Award

November:  Ten Semi-Finalists are announced.  The Semi-Finalists will be determined by committee selection.

December: The Three Finalists are announced. The Finalists will be determined by total votes. 3 points (1st Place Vote), 2 points (2nd Place Vote), 1 Point (3rd Place Vote). In the case of a tie, Chris Rubio will break the tie with his vote.

January : The winner will be announced in Las Vegas on Friday, January 13, 2017. The winner will be determined by total votes. 3 points (1st Place Vote), 2 points (2nd Place Vote), 1 Point (3rd Place Vote).

In the case of a tie, Chris Rubio will break the tie with his vote.

Cole Mazza of Alabama holds his Chris Rubio Award trophy in Los Angeles

Cole Mazza of Alabama holds his Chris Rubio Award trophy in Los Angeles

Guidelines:
Submit your season total stats (total snaps) each week to Chris Rubio by emailing them to Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com Please submit the following:
Total Number of Punts:
Total Number of P.A.T’s:
Total Number of tackles:
Misc (fumble recovery, etc):

Please note: You may create a highlight tape for the judges but it cannot exceed one minute in length. It must be emailed to Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com with a YouTube link.

*All statistics will have to be verified by your high school head coach before you can be announced as a Finalist.

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Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 12 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 300 Long Snappers earning FULL SCHOLARSHIPS to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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Rubio Long Snapping Year Round Package

Rubio Long Snapping has always been about the athletes above everything else, the unmistakable #1 priority.  Our mission is to deliver the very best technical training to fuel growth and development as a Long Snapper, and secondly to provide and the best possible exposure to NCAA and NFL Football Coaches and Staffs.

It is a rather simple formula.  We provide the framework for athletes to grow their Long Snapping skill through drills and exercises that translate into technique, accuracy, and speed over time.  The more frequently we have the opportunity to work with Long Snappers at Regional and National Camps the faster we see the development typically.  However merely attending camps alone will not work, it is the dedication to hard work in between camps that will pay the greatest dividend.  As the athlete grows and develops, Rubio Long Snapping creates awareness and exposure to NCAA and NFL  Coaches through our personal relationships, our website, and via Social Media better than any other Long Snapping instructor.  Camp attendance is the basis for us being able to document growth and development through video, competition results, and rank athletes within each class.  Rankings are based solely on how the athletes at every camp perform and compete with their peers, those who attend more frequently give themselves the most chances succeed and thereby climb the rankings.

That being said, Rubio Long Snapping fully understands the enormous commitment that it takes to get your athlete to Regional and National Camps.  It is a huge commitment and investment of time and money.  And while Rubio Long Snapping is in fact a business, it has always been about the athletes first and foremost.  So in an attempt to help provide athletes and their families with the greatest possible access to Regional and National Events we would like to announce the 2017 / 2018 Rubio Long Snapping All Access Program.

Starting with our 2017 Fall Camp Schedule, our Rubio Long Snapping Families will be able to pay one flat cost per year for their athletes to attend all of the Regional and National Camps they would like for one fee.  This new program will cover Fall, Spring, and Summer Camps (in any city / state) and both the January and May Las Vegas Events.  The Rubio Long Snapping All Access Program will start with the Fall 2017 Camps and run through the Summer 2018 Camps.  The only camps this program will not include are The Top 12 Camp and the Underclassmen Invitational, those camps will be separate costs to attend.  This program is a direct result of feedback from our Rubio Long Snapping Families, and we are thrilled to offer it.  We hope it is an accurate reflection of how we feel about having most opportunities to develop Long Snappers in the coming year.

To access this program, please click HERE

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Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 12 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 300 Long Snappers earning FULL SCHOLARSHIPS to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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Rubio Long Snapping has become…

Rubio Long Snapping has grown immensely over the past 16 years….

Rubio Long Snapping has gone from having barely double digit Long Snappers at a Vegas Event to double digits plus 300 at the same Vegas Event.

Rubio Long Snapping has gone from 1 lesson per every other month to continuous lessons all over the country, Virtual Lessons and lessons with NFL Long Snappers (that have been with Rubio Long Snapping since the beginning)

Rubio Long Snapping has gone from a couple Long Snappers going to college, to over 350 in the past three years alone, and to over 1,000 in college and/or the NFL!

Rubio Long Snapping has gone from not being able to fill the TOP 12 Camp, to having so much talent at one, a simple video of kids with offers could take over a minute.

Rubio Long Snapping method of training and exposure has been so productive that it has literally made history in programs.

Rubio Long Snapping has created testing and rankings that are beyond fair to showcase a Long Snapper’s true talent level. If a Long Snapper can show up and dominate, they are at the top. If they don’t, they aren’t. Rankings are based on snapping and talent. Come to one camp or come to fifty, it doesn’t impact your rankings unless you prove yourself…you either have it, get it and show it or you don’t.

Rubio Long Snapping is proven, it’s impact is overwhelming and it’s actual results are simply incredible.

Rubio Long Snapping is not a place for research or experiments, where measurement may be performed with possible results.

Rubio Long Snapping is a producer. It produces polished, glorious, exceptional final products.

Rubio Long Snapping produces polished Long Snappers that produce on and off the field.

Rubio Long Snapping produces a family atmosphere where people from all over the country compete with one another but still, in the end, want the best for each other’s children.

Rubio Long Snapping produces countless, and I mean countless, testimonials from parents, coaches and Long Snappers.

There is no trial and error with possible results from Rubio Long Snapping. There is only production.

Rubio Long Snapping has become a FACTORY that simply produces greatness and results.

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Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 12 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 300 Long Snappers earning FULL SCHOLARSHIPS to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

For a full list of upcoming camps, please go HERE

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