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The Camp Champion was TJ Latore! TJ had a fantastic day with amazing consistency and power. His ball really jumps back towards the punter with a great spiral. Huge ceiling on this snapper.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The finals round matchups were Zack Taylor (32.53), TJ Latore (32.53), Paul Joseph Meyers (27.00), Clay Perry (23.33), Brian Catanzarite (23.08), and Brenden Richards (22.11). <\/p>\n\n\n\n
As you know, at every Rubio Long Snapping camp, the Long Snappers are tested to receive an RSI<\/a> score. This is the most accurate and fair way to test a Long Snapper. Here are the RSI<\/a> Scores from the New Jersey Camp\u2026..<\/p>\n\n\n\n TOP 2019 LONG SNAPPERS<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n CJ Otwell had a fantastic camp, very compact and powerful\nsnapper whose form has come a long way and can really fling the ball back\nthere. Accuracy was on all day, and was a great example and mentor for the\nyounger snappers to look up to. Fantastic personality and energy.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Alex Plasko improved drastically throughout the day. His\nform made major strides from the beginning of camp until the end. Very\ncoachable and great person.<\/p>\n\n\n\n TOP 2020 LONG SNAPPERS<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Bryce Eimer was ripping the ball back all day and barely\nmissed. His form is as almost as perfect as can be. His catchability is off the\ncharts and he can place the ball wherever he wants with great speed. Expect big\nthings out of Bryce in the coming year.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Jake Foggia had an amazing camp and is one of the most calm\nand confident snappers on the field. He has improved so much throughout the\nyears to where he can now compete with the best in the country. Really like\nwhat Jake showed from the first snap to the last and know he will have a very\nproductive senior year.<\/p>\n\n\n\n TJ Latore was the overall camp champion and snapped like it\nall day. Form is fantastic, and his attitude is even better. Very positive and\nupbeat snapper who has shown he can snap at a very competitive level. Showed\ngreat athleticism in the coverage drills and could make a sudden impact for a\ncollege team very soon. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Joe McCabe is a snapper who has shown tremendous improvement\nyear over year during his time with Rubio Long Snapping. Extremely coachable\nathlete who is very disciplined in his snapping form. Picks everything up like\na sponge. Showed good athleticism in coverage drills as well.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Clay Perry is a very physical long snapper who showed a long\nof power and consistency throughout the day. Great personality and energy from\nhim and showed a lot of upside with his athleticism as well.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Brandon Richards was tremendous all day, throwing very\nsmooth and consistent balls back to the punters. Ceiling is very high for him\nas he continues to snap harder and gain muscle\/size.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Sam Doughty continued to have strong showing at these NJ\nregional camps with his performance. Extremely accurate and has great placement\nwith his snap. Massive lower body that shows flashes of putting a lot of power\nbehind the ball.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Joseph Santora had a great week leading up to the NJ\nregional camp, prepping with a virtual lesson and capping it off with a\ntremendous performance. When he commits to getting his eyes all the way through\nand snapping with all the power he has, he elevates himself to a completely\ndifferent, extremely competitive level.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Christian Dionisio showed tons of upside at the NJ regional\ncamp. Very athletic long snapper who has a very strong foundational form. Ball\nwas very consistent and smooth.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Brendan Polay made drastic strides throughout the day. His\nform became much more technically sound and he showed great coachability and\nattitude with everything he was adapting real time to his snapping motion.<\/p>\n\n\n\n TOP 2021 LONG SNAPPERS<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Zack Taylor was dominant all day. His form is almost as\npicture perfect as it can be. He very rarely misses and has a good amount of\nspeed and quickness on the ball. Expect to him to be the best Taylor to come\nout of Rubio Long Snapping when it is all said and done!<\/p>\n\n\n\n Ryan Legere had a tremendous performance throughout the day.\nUses his body\/form very well, but there is still some opportunity to fine tune\ntiming that will make his ball that already flies back there even faster. If we\ncan dial in his accuracy just a tad he will be a force to deal with.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Ben Wheless really impressed throughout the whole day in NJ.\nThick long snapper with a ton of power behind his ball. Catchability is off the\ncharts, and paired up with his accuracy makes him a very strong Long Snapper.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Brian Catanzarite had a very strong performance, capped off\nwith an appearance in the top 6 for the overall camp championship. Very raw and\nstrong long snapper that will climb the rankings very quickly with continued\nfocus on his form. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Caleb Hoffman showed limitless amount of potential\nthroughout the day. Tall and smooth long snapper that can be very consistent\nand dangerous to the rest of the snappers in his class when he keeps his weight\nback.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Paul Joseph Meyers is a massive human being who continues to\nput everything together. He has progressed so much in his years with Rubio Long\nSnapping and he is inching closer and closer to everything clicking. Continuing\nto perfect his form for the size of frame he has will be key, but with his work\nethic it is something he is up for the challenge for.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Kyle Vaccarella is a tremendous athlete, person and Long\nSnapper. He rips the ball back to the punter with tons of power. Getting his\nform tuned in just right so his release point is consistent every time to\nensure more consistent accuracy will be key. Once that happens, he will jump to\nnear the top of the rankings.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Owen Labosky had a fantastic day snapping, throwing\nconsistent and very catchable balls throughout the day. Adding more power to\nhis snap to get the speed down will be key, but even may strides in that\nthroughout the camp working on engaging his legs more aggressively\/quickly\nthrough the various drills.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Ben Cerrato showed great accuracy and consistency throughout\nthe camp. Very rarely saw the ball miss wide left or right and he stayed on the\nmidline throughout the day. Ball is very catchable and with added speed will make\nmajor strides.<\/p>\n\n\n\n AJ Franklin is a tall athlete with the opportunity to add a\nbunch of weight without even noticing. Adding the weight will allow him to put\nmore mass behind his snap, putting more power on the ball. He is form is solid\nand accuracy and consistency is fantastic.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Stewart Jones had a very good day at the NJ regional camp,\nsnapping very smooth and catchable balls. Accuracy was his strong point, with\nhis form a near second. Adding more power and speed to the ball will be huge\nfor him, but with attentive and coachability there is no doubt he will make\nimprovements in this area.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Joseph Ravelo was very impressive throughout the whole day.\nHis accuracy and athleticism really caught my eye. He has a great frame that\ncan easily add more weight and muscle to it. The one thing we focused on\nthroughout the day is getting the legs fully locked out and engaged. Addressing\nthis will add more speed which will make everything in his snap come together\nperfectly. Great attitude and coachability was off the charts.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Lucas Vereb demonstrated tons of improvement throughout the\nday. From the first drill to the last he was beyond coachable and receptive of\nall instruction given to him. He made great strides and fully expect him to\ncome back a different snapper at the next camp.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Jonathan Wieder had a strong showing and improved drill\nafter drill. Fantastic personality and energy and was ultra-attentive and\nadaptive with everything given to him. Big strong frame on him that will be\npaired with his refined form and take him to another level!<\/p>\n\n\n\n TOP 2022 LONG SNAPPERS<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Logan Rager continued to show why he is the top Long Snapper\nin his class. His form is fantastic, accuracy is off the charts, and his speed\nis impressive given his growing body. Very calm and collected snapper who very\nrarely seems to get rattled. Expect very big things from him in the future.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Joe Miller made the trip to the North East from his home\nstate of Georgia and reminded everyone why he is towards the top of his class.\nVery powerful long snapper who is starting to fill out and put on mass. When he\nis on, he is extremely impressive and there might not be anyone in his class\nthat can compete with him. Just getting to that point and being consistent\nevery single snap is the next hurdle for him.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Rino Monteforte brought his standard contagious energy to\nthis camp. He is always a pleasure to be around, and to top that off he is a\nheck of snapper as well. Starting to get leaner as he grows, his form is\nfantastic and his ball is packing a lot of power and accuracy. Excited to see\nhow he continues to develop and jump in the rankings in the near future. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Sean O\u2019Hara continues to show improvement at every single\ncamp he attends. He was snapping very tight spirals with a lot of power and\nspeed behind them. His accuracy continues to improve and he is someone to keep\na very close eye on here in the coming years.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Doug Sabol had a great regional camp; extremely smooth long\nsnapper who has the frame and potential to add 30 more pounds without missing a\nbeat. His form is very strong and once he trusts it to snap hard and use all\nthe power and energy he has; his ball will start to pick up speed and take him\nto the next level. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Nick Bedrossian showed a great deal of upside and potential\nthroughout the day. Extremely athletic long snapper with a tremendous frame.\nVery long and with added emphasis on form, plus adding some more muscle and\nsnapping hard he will be near the top of his class very soon.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Will Patton performed very well all day. Very smooth snapper\nwith a great frame to add more weight\/muscle very easily. Legs are long so he\nwas struggling to get them fully engaged\/locked out. Continued work on\nflexibility will pay dividends for him. Huge upside on him. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Joe Taikina had a strong showing at the NJ Regional camp.\nFantastic frame on him that can easily add more weight to it. Getting his legs\nfully involved will be huge for him to get more speed on the ball. When his\naccuracy is on though he very rarely misses.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Sammy El Hadidi demonstrated tons of improvement throughout\nthe day. Accuracy is good at this point, but with added work on his form,\nlocking his legs out and snapping hard he has potential to take everything to\nthe next level. Very coachable snapper and pleasure to be around.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Branson Slone had a very strong showing all day. He has a\nvery long frame that can easily carry more weight. Continuing to work on\nflexibility will be huge to get his eyes through more, as well as keeping his\nweight back. Would like to see him add more speed to his ball, but was very\nplease with the accuracy he displayed throughout the day.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Luke Skinner showed a lot of promise throughout the day and\ntook something to improve upon from each drill. He has the frame and size to be\na very powerful snapper, fine tuning his legs locking out and keeping his\nweight back will be key for him to take his snapping to the next level.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Anthony Mennona continues to show improvement with every\nsingle camp he attends. He has grown about half a foot in the last year, so\ncontinuing to work on flexibility through this growth spurt will be very\nvaluable for him. When he commits to lower his butt in his stance, snapping\nhard and getting his eyes through, it is night and day from when he doesn\u2019t.\nHas all the tools in place, just needs to have them all work together.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Dalton Rice had a great day and showed large strides\nthroughout it all. Very coachable snapper who was eager to learn as much as he\ncan. Flexibility will be big for him to allow him to lock his legs out fully\nand get his upper body through. After perfecting his form trusting it to snap\nas hard as he can will elevate him to the next level.<\/p>\n\n\n\n TOP 2023 LONG SNAPPERS<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Robby VanEeuwen\u2019s snapping ability is well beyond his years.\nHe was competing neck and neck with other snappers who are three to four years\nolder than him. Form is fantastic, ball is extremely catchable, and accuracy is\nunreal. Cannot wait to see where he ends up after he is finished growing. He is\ndefinitely a name to remember for the long run.<\/p>\n\n\n\n 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<\/a>, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin and countless other publications.<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!<\/p>\n\n\n\n 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 \u201cRubio\u2019s\u201d word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. 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<\/figure>\n\n\n\nLAST, FIRST<\/strong><\/td> RSI<\/strong><\/td> CLASS<\/strong><\/td><\/tr> Bedrossian,\n Nicholas<\/td> – <\/td> 2022<\/td><\/tr> Catanzarite,\n Brian<\/td> 23.08 <\/td> 2021<\/td><\/tr> Cerrato, Ben<\/td> 3.03 <\/td> 2021<\/td><\/tr> Dionisio,\n Christian<\/td> – <\/td> 2020<\/td><\/tr> Doughty, Sam<\/td> 15.46 <\/td> 2020<\/td><\/tr> Eimer, Bryce<\/td> 10.98 <\/td> 2020<\/td><\/tr> El Hadidi,\n Sammy<\/td> 5.77 <\/td> 2022<\/td><\/tr> Foggia, Jake<\/td> 3.37 <\/td> 2020<\/td><\/tr> Franklin, AJ<\/td> 21.21 <\/td> 2021<\/td><\/tr> Hofmann, Caleb<\/td> 5.94 <\/td> 2021<\/td><\/tr> Jones, Stewart<\/td> 6.06 <\/td> 2021<\/td><\/tr> Labosky, Owen<\/td> 8.91 <\/td> 2021<\/td><\/tr> Latore, TJ<\/td> 32.53 <\/td> 2020<\/td><\/tr> Legere, Ryan<\/td> 3.19 <\/td> 2021<\/td><\/tr> McCabe, Joe<\/td> 20.93 <\/td> 2020<\/td><\/tr> Mennona,\n Anthony<\/td> 7.96 <\/td> 2022<\/td><\/tr> Meyers, Paul\n Joseph<\/td> 27.00 <\/td> 2021<\/td><\/tr> Miller, Joe<\/td> 9.78 <\/td> 2022<\/td><\/tr> Monteforte,\n Rino<\/td> 9.57 <\/td> 2022<\/td><\/tr> O\u2019Hara, Sean<\/td> 10.84 <\/td> 2022<\/td><\/tr> Otwell,\n “CJ”<\/td> 19.35 <\/td> 2019 – JC<\/td><\/tr> Patton, Will<\/td> 9.38 <\/td> 2022<\/td><\/tr> Perry, Clay<\/td> 23.33 <\/td> 2020<\/td><\/tr> Plasko, Alex<\/td> 8.04 <\/td> 2019 – JC<\/td><\/tr> Polay, Brendan<\/td> – <\/td> 2020<\/td><\/tr> Rager, Logan<\/td> 9.57 <\/td> 2022<\/td><\/tr> Ravelo, Joseph<\/td> 9.18 <\/td> 2021<\/td><\/tr> Rice, Dalton<\/td> 2.78 <\/td> 2022<\/td><\/tr> Richards,\n Brandon<\/td> 22.11 <\/td> 2020<\/td><\/tr> Sabol, Douglas<\/td> 9.28 <\/td> 2022<\/td><\/tr> Santora,\n Joseph<\/td> 6.32 <\/td> 2020<\/td><\/tr> Skinner, Luke<\/td> – <\/td> 2022<\/td><\/tr> Slone, Branson<\/td> – <\/td> 2022<\/td><\/tr> Taikina,\n Joseph<\/td> 2.86 <\/td> 2022<\/td><\/tr> Taylor, Zack<\/td> 32.53 <\/td> 2021<\/td><\/tr> Vaccarella,\n Kyle<\/td> 13.33 <\/td> 2021<\/td><\/tr> VanEeuwen III,\n Robby<\/td> 16.98 <\/td> 2023 – 2025<\/td><\/tr> Vereb, Lucas<\/td> 8.74 <\/td> 2021<\/td><\/tr> Wheless, Ben<\/td> 16.67 <\/td> 2021<\/td><\/tr> Wieder,\n Jonathan<\/td> 2.88 <\/td> 2021<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table>\n\n\n\n ![\"This](\"https:\/\/rubiosblog.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/05\/32162805_1690368751039248_6661371560290418688_o.jpg\")
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