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Great article on Campbell County WR Studer

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http://news.communitypress.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071112/SPT/711120335/1065/RSS0903

 

 

Studer grew into position

BY ADAM KIEFABER | [email protected]

 

Senior Austin Studer began his high school career as one of the smallest wide receivers in the area. He grew into one of the biggest and most productive, though.

 

"As a freshman I was probably about five-seven and weighed like 110 pounds," Studer said. "Through offseason conditioning over the past few years, I've grown to six-three, I'm up to about 190 now and it gives me a little bit of an advantage over smaller defensive backs."

 

"He has kind of picked up the slack from Brandon (Griffin) this year and has really been the go-to guy," Campbell County head coach Troy Styer said.

 

....more in the article

One of the nicest kids you will ever meet.

http://news.communitypress.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071112/SPT/711120335/1065/RSS0903

 

 

Studer grew into position

BY ADAM KIEFABER | [email protected]

 

Senior Austin Studer began his high school career as one of the smallest wide receivers in the area. He grew into one of the biggest and most productive, though.

 

"As a freshman I was probably about five-seven and weighed like 110 pounds," Studer said. "Through offseason conditioning over the past few years, I've grown to six-three, I'm up to about 190 now and it gives me a little bit of an advantage over smaller defensive backs."

 

"He has kind of picked up the slack from Brandon (Griffin) this year and has really been the go-to guy," Campbell County head coach Troy Styer said.

 

....more in the article

 

 

I wish us Bellevue boys could grow like weeds like your country boys... :ylsuper:

I watched him play NewCath and that kid goes and gets the ball. A legit talent.

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