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Home > Football Recruiting > Indiana > Monticello, IN > Twin Lakes Senior High School > Colin Seymour

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Colin Seymour '22 Recruiting Profile

Twin Lakes Senior High SchoolMonticello, INFootball

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Height5'11"

Weight165lbs

Age21

Primary PositionKicker

Secondary PositionPunter

Dominant HandRight

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54 Yard Field Goal

38 Yard Field Goal

37 yard field goal

2020 Season Highl...

Highlights from N...

Highlights from S...

2018 Highlights

Personal Statement

My goal as a kicker is to go to the highest level possible and compete with the big dogs. I work hard at what I do and believe if I keep working, that could come true.

Athletics

High School Information

Years w/ Varsity
3 years
Varsity Starter
3 years
2020 Varsity Team
Starter
- Jersey: #43
Individual Awards
1st Team All-Area
2019 Varsity Team
Starter
- Jersey: #43
Individual Awards
Set new school record for PAT kicks, 1st Team All-County
2018 Varsity Team
Starter
- Jersey: #43

Coach References

High School Head Coach
Kevin Sayler

Events

Camp/Event
Kohls Kicking Camp
11/14/20 to 11/14/20
Colin Seymour Kicker Current Evaluation on athlete and ability - Superior, Excellent, Above Average, Average, Below Average- Ball Contact: Excellent Leg Speed: Above Average Ball Height: Above Average Rotation: Excellent Accuracy: Above Average Explosiveness: Above Average Repeatability: Excellent Smoothness: Excellent Coach ability: Excellent Athleticism: Above Average Steps Needed to Maximize Potential Ability- 1. FG – Consistent steps/attack your plant foot location 2. FG – Load your foot up more 3. KO – Foot position/Taller chest Final Coaches Comments- Colin – It was great having you out in Indianapolis to get some solid work in! You do many things very well in your FGs and KOs but we did identify a few pieces to focus on cleaning up in order to help you take that next step in becoming a great kicker! For FG’s – (1) work to avoid shifting your feet around after your lateral steps. Even a few inches difference each time can change the outcome from kick to kick. Also, get both feet pointed to the football in your starting stance. Right now, you have your plant foot faced straight down field and this can lead to your steps being a bit like hockey skating rather than attacking the football. (2) You have good leg speed but I think there’s room to generate even more pop on your footballs. Focus on loading your foot up to your glutes a bit more rather than kicking with just a leg swing. Loading that foot up more will increase the speed at your contact point. For KO’s – (3) strive to get your foot rolled over to get your laces on the football more. This will incorporate your quad muscles and help get more distance/hangtime. Also, stay taller in the chest through your KO’s – you crunch over a bit and it not only limits your extension up/through on your hurdle but it can also stress your lower back. Overall, tremendous job and keep focusing on the details! We’d definitely love to see you at a showcase this December to see where you stack up in your class! - Coach Dombrowski