Week 11 Update: State Leaders in Kick Scoring

After what can be said to be a fun, but crazy regular season, each of the kickers below have displayed their own fair share of success, and have each been a huge part of their team's achievements. Going into the playoffs, the numbers that each player below has racked up with inevitably change, but at this point of time, we want to take some time to recognize the official top 5 leaders in kick scoring throughout the state. [player_tooltip player_id='463465' first='Jacob' last='Ulrich']- Mill Creek Unrich, as many could expect, has continued to preside as the leader of kick scoring in the state of Georgia. After 10 weeks of play, he has scored 74 points for his team, and has averaged around 7.4 points a game. Out of all of his points, 50 of them came on PAT's, and only 24 points came from 8 completed field goals. Due to his team finishing with a 9-1 record, expect for Ulrich's numbers to continue to climb in the coming weeks. Brett Fitzgerald- Colquitt County Over the weeks, Fitzgerald has continued to shine for Colquitt County, and his spot has shot up this list as well due to it. As the regular season comes to a close, he finishes as a top 5 leader in kick scoring in the state, and is particularly in 2nd place. Currently, he has 66 points, with an average of 7.3 points a game. Specifically, he has also made 36 PAT's, and 10 field goals, proving he can make points for his team from various parts of the field. Hudson Hanges- Woodward Academy Hanges happens to be another player who continued to climb up the list, and has finished the regular season with an impressive 66 points as well- tied for 2nd place in the state. On 10 games, he has averaged around 6.6 points a game, and has put up 45 PAT's, and 7 field goals. Because he has been instrumental in Woodward County's success, we fully expect them to continue to lean on him, and any success he is able to achieve with his leg in the coming weeks as they face tougher challenges in the playoffs. Andy Ramirez- Trion Shy by 1 point, Ramirez has made this list as the 4th leader in kick scoring after the regular season officially ended. At this point of time, Ramirez has put up 65 points for his team, and has averaged around 6 points a game. With this, he has also put up 41 PAT's, and has made 8 field goals, which have totaled 24 points. Throughout the season, Ramirez has proven that he can kick with accuracy, timing, and efficiency, thus being a major key to his team's success. Ty Roldan- Kennesaw Mountain Roldan, who has put up 63 points for his team this year, has been a huge key to their success. Over the span of 9 games, he has averaged around 7 points a game, and has also scored on 36 different PAT's. With this, he has also put up 27 points from 9 successful field goals, and has displayed the ability to make kicks with range, from various parts of the field.

After what can be said to be a fun, but crazy regular season, each of the kickers below have displayed their own fair share of success, and have each been a huge part of their team's achievements. Going into the playoffs, the numbers that each player below has racked up with inevitably change, but at this point of time, we want to take some time to recognize the official top 5 leaders in kick scoring throughout the state.
Jacob Ulrich Jacob Ulrich 6'5" | 190 lbs | K Mill Creek | 2023 GA - Mill Creek
Unrich, as many could expect, has continued to preside as the leader of kick scoring in the state of Georgia. After 10 weeks of play, he has scored 74 points for his team, and has averaged around 7.4 points a game. Out of all of his points, 50 of them came on PAT's, and only 24 points came from 8 completed field goals. Due to his team finishing with a 9-1 record, expect for Ulrich's numbers to continue to climb in the coming weeks.
Brett Fitzgerald- Colquitt County
Over the weeks, Fitzgerald has continued to shine for Colquitt County, and his spot has shot up this list as well due to it. As the regular season comes to a close, he finishes as a top 5 leader in kick scoring in the state, and is particularly in 2nd place. Currently, he has 66 points, with an average of 7.3 points a game. Specifically, he has also made 36 PAT's, and 10 field goals, proving he can make points for his team from various parts of the field.
Hudson Hanges- Woodward Academy
Hanges happens to be another player who continued to climb up the list, and has finished the regular season with an impressive 66 points as well- tied for 2nd place in the state. On 10 games, he has averaged around 6.6 points a game, and has put up 45 PAT's, and 7 field goals. Because he has been instrumental in Woodward County's success, we fully expect them to continue to lean on him, and any success he is able to achieve with his leg in the coming weeks as they face tougher challenges in the playoffs.
Andy Ramirez- Trion
Shy by 1 point, Ramirez has made this list as the 4th leader in kick scoring after the regular season officially ended. At this point of time, Ramirez has put up 65 points for his team, and has averaged around 6 points a game. With this, he has also put up 41 PAT's, and has made 8 field goals, which have totaled 24 points. Throughout the season, Ramirez has proven that he can kick with accuracy, timing, and efficiency, thus being a major key to his team's success.
Ty Roldan- Kennesaw Mountain
Roldan, who has put up 63 points for his team this year, has been a huge key to their success. Over the span of 9 games, he has averaged around 7 points a game, and has also scored on 36 different PAT's. With this, he has also put up 27 points from 9 successful field goals, and has displayed the ability to make kicks with range, from various parts of the field.