Kick off, after a Washburn Ichabod touchdown

Lou Collobert, Freelancer|September 9, 2019

Super kicker: In a pleasant surprise during Thursday’s game against the Lincoln Blue Lions, Washburn’s Freshman placekicker Kameron Lake kicked off eight times for an astounding 498 yards, averaging a respectable 62.25 yards per kick. Washburn is hoping to see this young placekicker rise and do great things.

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