Sport: Boys Volleyball Positions: Middle Back, Outside Hitter Height: 6’2″ Class: 2010 School: Hoover High School San Diego, CA
Senior Jorge Cabrera helped to lead the Cardinals to a conference win that put them in first place in the Central League. Jorge and the Cardinals defeated Clairemont 3-2, giving them a 9-0 record in their league. Jorge finished the night with 32 kills, 24 digs and 10 blocks. The Cardinals record stands at 15-2. To view Jorge’s complete SportsForce profile click here –http://www.sportsforceonline.com/athletes/jcabrera
Scouting report courtesy of SportsForce – Home for college Sports Recruiting Videos, Tips, Tools and Premium Services – www.sportsforceonline.com
Here is your TKS Insider for the week of April 26th, 2010. Another exciting week has gone by at The Kicking System. We had two new Radio Shows last week and we are getting great feedback. Last Friday, we hosted a Radio Show about the NFL Draft and again it was fun! We look forward to providing you more information via the Radio Show. But don’t forget we have some new videos out this week, schools looking for kickers still and more recruiting information.
News:
Marcus Diaz, Poway HS won the TKS Sunday group class, with a 53 – yard field goal.
New Video: Nathan Briner, Sports Therapist based in San Diego, talks about how to improve your range of motion with Muscle Activation Techniques.
New Video: If you did not catch the last TKS Radio Show about the NFL Draft, catch it here.
Visit www.kickingsystem.comfor top level football kicking videos, recruiting tips, tools and upcoming kicking events.
John Matich, is a former NFL and NCAA kicker and now owner and director of The Kicking System, which offers Camps & Private Kicking Lessons in San Diego, Orange County, and Los Angeles.
Dear Kickers & Punters:
Here is your TKS Insider for the week of April 26th, 2010. Another exciting week has gone by at The Kicking System. We had two new Radio Shows last week and we are getting great feedback. Last Friday, we hosted a Radio Show about the NFL Draft and again it was fun! We look forward to providing you more information via the Radio Show. But don’t forget we have some new videos out this week, schools looking for kickers still and more recruiting information.
SportsForce alumnus and Oral Roberts University athlete, Tyler Saladino was named the Summit League Player of the Week. Tyler is an infielder for the ORU Golden Eagles. ORU reported Tyler’s accomplishment on their site:
Saladino collects Player of the Week honors after leading the Golden Eagles to a series sweep over Western Illinois. The junior hit .688 (11-16) for the week with a 1.500 slugging percentage and .762 on-base percentage. He registered at least one run and two RBI in each game vs. WIU with nine and 11 totals for the week, respectively. He also added 11 hits, three homers, two doubles, a triple, a stolen base and three walks, while striking out just once in 16 at-bats.
Highlighting his week were a game-winning three-run homer in the opening contest of the Western Illinois series and his game-ending two-run home run in the eighth inning of the finale, which ORU won by a run-rule score of 14-4.
For the season Saladino is batting .374 with 10 home runs and 43 RBI. In Summit League play, he’s off to a .545-4-24 start over ORU’s first 12 league games.
The Golden Eagles are 22-17 overall and lead the Summit League with a 10-2 record. ORU next faces IPFW in a four-game Summit League series which opens 2 p.m. Friday in Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Check out Tyler’s highlight video below or be sure to visit his full SportsForce profile here.
For the full article visit the ORU Men’s Baseball page here.
The Kicking System (TKS) launched their radio show this past week, and SportsForce CEO, Andrew Beinbrink, was there to kick things off. Andrew and TKS’s John Matich talked college recruiting for kicking and punters and more. John is a former NFL and NCAA kicker and now owner and director of The Kicking System, which offers Camps & Private Kicking Lessons in San Diego, Orange County, and Los Angeles. Visit www.kickingsystem.com for top level football kicking videos, recruiting tips, tools and upcoming kicking events. Below is an example of a highlight video of one of John’s kickers.
According to John, “The very first TKS Radio Show was a great success. Andrew Beinbrink stopped by and talked about recruiting. We got some great feedback and provided a ton of information. We also talked abut the seven points of success on becoming a kicker.” Visit the following link to hear the show at anytime. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/kickingsystem/2010/04/20/football-kicking-punting-recruiting-news-workouts
During the show, Andrew and John discussed the Seven Points of Success to become a successful kickers or punter. You can find them below.
Academics – You must study and achieve the highest grades possible
Technique Work – Kicking 2-3x per week working on your skill
Physical Conditioning – Working out, specific for kicking (Yoga, functional training, etc)
Sport: Track and Field Positions: Sprinter (200m, 100m) Class: 2010 School: Santa Fe Christian Solana Beach, CA
Jenna Puterbaugh broke the 24 second mark in the 200 meter at the Mt. SAC Relays this past weekend. Jenna’s time of 23.70 is the second fastest time recorded in the US this year. The Santa Fe Christian senior took first place with the record breaking time just hours after taking first in the 100 meter with a time of 11.76. Jenna is committed to USC.
The NFL Draft takes place from April 22-24 in its first year of the new three-day format. There aren’t many NFL Draft prospects with roots to the Valley, but what the group lacks in quantity, it makes up for in quality. MVP Magazine provides a look at the NFL Draft prospects who played high school football in Arizona.
Danny Batten, DE/LB, South Dakota State, Mesa (Mesquite H.S.) Ten teams visited Batten’s Pro Day. An accomplished, versatile player but at Division I-AA. Projected 7th round.
Kyle Calloway, OL, Iowa, Vail, AZ Huge at 6-7, 323 pounds. A steady, versatile offensive linemen who should have a solid NFL career. Projected 6th round.
Everson Griffen, DE, USC, Avondale (Agua Fria) First-round talent, but inconsistency and question about work ethic may cause him to drop. Could be a star NFL pass rusher. Projected 1st round.
Max Hall, QB, BYU, Mesa (Mountain View) NFL teams rarely draft a QB that is only six-feet tall with questionable arm strength. Hall hopes Drew Brees’ success will reflect on his potential. Projection 4th round.
Keaton Kristick, LB, Oregon State, Fountain Hills (St. Mary’s) A smart, active player but lack of ideal size and strength will hurt draft value. Projected 7th round.
Shelley Smith, OL, Colorado State, Phoenix (Westview) Good strength and footwork with the ability to be a pulling guard. Some scouts questions his physical play at the point of attack. Projected 6th round.
Ekom Udofia, DL, Stanford, Scottsdale (Chaparral) A strong, passionate player with good natural instincts who can take up multiple blockers. Better than his numbers indicate. Projected 6th round.
Arizona State University Prospects
ASU has produced its share of stud NFL Draft prospects but this year isn’t one of them. No ASU player figures to be drafted before the fifth round although there are a few players who could go on to have solid NFL careers. Only time will tell if any of them becomes a standout like former Sun Devils Terrell Suggs, Zack Miller or Jake Plummer.
Player POS Projection Comment Thomas Altieri C Undrafted Knee injuries plagued this talented center. Dexter Davis OLB Rd. 6 3.5 sacks as a senior will hurt draft value. Shaun DeWitty RB Undrafted Fast but not an NFL back. Travis Goethel ILB Rd. 7 An underrated player whose stock is rising. Shawn Lauvao OG Rd. 4 An anchor on a poor offensive line. Ryan McFoy SS Undrafted Solid ASU career, but won’t be drafted Chris McGaha WR Rd. 6 Sure hands, athleticism too good to ignore. Dimitri Nance RB Undrafted Solid career but never met expectations. Mike Nixon OLB Undrafted Age works against a talented overachiever. Danny Sullivan QB Undrafted Never got on track in his one year as starter. Jovon Williams FB Undrafted Versatile but not an impact player. Kyle Williams WR Rd. 7 Speed and athleticism may get him drafted. Jarrell Woods RB Undrafted Only had 18 carries in three years at ASU.
Check out more action from last year’s SoCal Hoop Review. The 7th Annual SoCal Hoop Review was held April 10th and 11th at Cal State University Dominguez Hills and Lynwood High School in Lynwood, CA. The tournament was open to all high school grades including seniors. Both AAU teams and High School teams took the chance to compete.
The tournament showcased top talent from across the country and gave players a chance to show off their skills in highly competitive games in front of top college coaches, scouts, as well as media. Check out the highlight video below from the action at Lynwood High School.
Sport: Baseball Positions: CF Height: 6’0″ Class: 2010 School: St. Augustine High School San Diego, CA
Team captain and outfielder for the Saints, Connor Hofmann helped lead his team to the City Conference Tournament title. The Saints captured the title with a 7-5 win over the equally strong Scripps Ranch. Connor was the lead-off batter and in six tournament games went 10-for-19 (. 526) with 10 RBIs, eight runs scored, three doubles, a home run and six stolen bases. To view Connor’s complete SportsForce profile click here –http://www.sportsforceonline.com/athletes/chofmann
Scouting report courtesy of SportsForce – Home for college Sports Recruiting Videos, Tips, Tools and Premium Services – www.sportsforceonline.com
Dillon Baxter has already begun to make himself a stand out at USC Spring Training. Dillon showed what made him the US Army Player of the Year at the first USC scrimmage of training. Baxter had a 50 yard touchdown in the game that earned him praise with headlines like “Dillon Baxter embarrasses defenders” and had Lane Kiffin comparing him to Reggie Bush already. Part of what makes Baxter so impressive is that he is a true freshman and is still a senior at Mission Bay High School in San Diego. Check out video below of his impressive touch down run courtesy USC Athletics.
You can also visit Dillon’s SportsForce profile for all his stats and highlights of him in his final football season HERE
The 7th Annual SoCal Hoop Review was held April 10th and 11th at Cal State University Dominguez Hills and Lynwood High School in Lynwood, CA. The tournament was open to all high school grades including seniors. Both AAU teams and High School teams took the chance to compete.
The tournament showcased top talent from across the country and gave players a chance to show off their skills in highly competitive games in front of top college coaches, scouts, as well as media. Check out the highlight video below.
To visit the SportsForce Boys Basketball Home page click here.
the highlight video below. To visit the SportsForce Boys Basketball Home page click here.
