<p width=560><a href='http://www.activerecruiting.com/'><img border=0 src='http://www.activerecruiting.com/logos/iplayerslogo[1].jpg' ALT='HOME' width=40> HOME</a> | <a href='http://www.activerecruiting.com/search'> BROWSE</a> | <a href='javascript:history.go(-1)'> back</a><img src='headshots/player_293_headshot.jpg' width=180 align=right><h1>KEVIN HARDEY</h1><br><br><br><h4>SX/HT/WT:</h4> Male / 5'11" / 165 lbs.<br><h4>AGE/LEVEL:</h4> 17 yrs old / HS (2009)<br><h4>HOMETOWN:</h4> Dallas, TX<br><h4>TEAM:</h4> Shelton School, Dallas TX<br><br><br><h4>HIGHLIGHTS:</h3><br><br><br><B>2005-2006 (High School Freshman):</B></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>Shelton School A-Honor Roll (3.93 GPA). Peer Helper. Leadership Award recipient. </FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>Earned All-American status in triple jump at USATF Junior Olympics in Indianapolis in July. Also a national finalist in javelin throw at same meet (Kevin is only athlete in the country to make the national finals in a jumping and a throwing event in 2005).</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>Named two-way starter on Shelton varsity. Led team with 22.4 yards-per-catch average as WR. Tied for team lead with 3 INT. Also handled all FG, KO and punting duties.</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>On 16-Sep-2005, converted 48-yd FG in varsity game (believed to be longest "make" by D/FW schoolboy that season).</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>Named the 2005 Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) District 1-AAA All-District Punter/Placekicker.</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT><B>2006-2007 (High School Sophomore):</B></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>National Finalist (FG, KO, punting) in Kicking.com Combine Series. Top-ranked sophomore (Class of 2009) nationally in kickoffs. Second-ranked in punting and field goals. Named "Outstanding Sophomore" at LONE STAR CHALLENGE kicking competition (Texas State University, San Marcos). Kicked longest FG (55yd) in a field of 95 competitors. First alternate in punting finals.</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>On 25-Sep-2006, named PLAYER OF THE WEEK by Dallas Morning News for game on 22-Sep-2006 (34 and 41-yd FG, 3 kickoffs for touchbacks, 42.5 yd avg for 3 punts, 2 interceptions, 6 unassisted tackles)</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>On 06-Oct-2006, season cut short in first quarter of fifth game. Suffered broken leg. Fouled while punting. Until then was 5-for-5 on FGs. Tied for team lead in INT and Rec TDs. Leading tackler and tops on team in avg yds/catch (22.5). Gross punting average of 45.1 yds on 10 attempts. One touchback. Two punts returned for total of 13 yards. Average start for opposition on 18 "deep" kickoffs was 17 yard line.</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>May 2007: Elected President of Class of 2009!!</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT><B>2007-2008 (High School Junior)</B></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>21-Jun-2007: Silver medal in javelin throw at USATF Southwest Association Championships</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>30-Jun-2007: Silver medal in triple jump at TAAF Region 13 Championships</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>1-Jul-2007: Kicking.com Combine Dallas Regional. 1st in varsity kickoffs, 2nd in punting.</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>21-Jul-2007: Received MVP award at LSU Kicking Camp. Among kickers in Class of 2009, 1st in KO, 2nd in punts, 3rd in FG.</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>5-Nov-2007: Nominated to participate in the National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine (Forum scheduled for June 22-July 1, 2008 in Philadelphia)</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>12-Nov-2007: Named the 2007 Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) District 2-AA All-District Punter/Placekicker.</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>15-Apr-2008: Won bronze medal in 400m at TAPPS 2-AAAAA District Championships.</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>15-Apr-2008: Won silver medal in long jump at TAPPS 2-AAAAA District Championships.</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>15-Apr-2008: Won gold medal in triple jump at TAPPS 2-AAAAA District Championships.</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>Completed junior year with straight-As. Six-semester cumulative GPA is 3.86. Have completed 15 of 16 NCAA Clearinghouse core requirements (only lack English 4).</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT></FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>11-Jul-2008: Qualified 2nd in a field of 100 in the kickoff competition at the Lone Star Kicking Challenge</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT><br><br><br><br>
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