Ross was named Special Teams Player of the Week 7 times this season.  The 2012 season was the first professional season for Gornall.

Florida Tarpons kicker Ross Gornall continues to rack up special teams honors, winning his fourth consecutive Trophy Awards Special Teams Player of the Week award. He was a perfect 8-for-8 on extra points with a field goal and an onside kick.

Fresh off his record-setting performance against Rome, Eastern Kentucky receiver Aric Evans earned his second Conquest Cards Offensive Player of the Week honor this season. Evans hauled in six touchdowns receptions as the Drillers won its second game of the season.

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Florida Tarpons kicker Ross Gornall is starting to really rack up the accolades, earning Trophy Awards Special Team Player of the Week in the South. It’s the second such honor for Gornall, who connect on six extra points with an UNO, a 47-yard field goal, and an onside kick.  Gornall also won the honor for the last week.

Every Ultimate Indoor Football League team will be represented during the combine searching for players to compete for roster spots during the 2012 season. Coaches, scouts, and other player personnel from the Canadian Football League, and National Football League teams have been invited. Space is limited and first come first serve.

If you are a player currently signed to a UIFL team there is no charge to showcase your skills at the pro day, OTHER than $30/night per hotel room (shared with another player).

If you are not a player signed in the UIFL you may still attend the Pro Day at the cost of $200, which includes one night hotel (shared with another player).

If you are a current player that is represented by Conquest SEM, there is no cost to attend the Pro Day, and Conquest SEM will pay for your hotel.

Sesay, a University of Missouri graduate, was the UIFL’s first-ever draft pick in 2011 by the Johnstown Generals. His explosiveness and size really stood out at the league’s combine and it was exhibited throughout the season.

He recorded 21 tackles, while leading the team with 8.5 tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks in just eight games as he made a successful adjustment to defensive end. In his final season at Missouri, he played in all 11 games with four starts and was the Tigers’ third-leading receiver with 31 catches for 314 yards and two touchdowns.

Evans made a huge impression on the league in the opening week, the lanky receiver torched Saginaw for five touchdowns. The record stood for more than half the season, and was ultimately bested by three different receivers – all of which hauled in six touchdowns.

He was named second-team All-UIFL a season ago in his breakout indoor season. Evans recorded 79 receptions for 1,069 yards and 33 touchdowns for the Eastern Kentucky Drillers.

Conquest Sports & Entertainment Management is currently certified to represent players in the Canadian Football League. They will be looking into expanding into other professional sports in the future.

Former Florida Atlantic kicker Ross Gornall will now be represented by Conquest. A transfer from Auburn University, spent his senior season as the primary kicker for kickoffs, field goals and extra points. Opponents only averaged 22.1 yards per return and didn’t record a single return for a touchdown.

He was 8-of-12 on field goals, with all four misses blocked, and was 37-of-42 on extra points. Four of his five PAT misses were blocked.

While not in an official contest, Gornall has proven to have a strong leg. He ended one of the practices at FAU with a 62-yard field goal.

A three-sport athlete while at Palm Beach Gardens (FL) High School Gornall didn’t pick up the game of football until his freshman year of high school, saying that soccer brought him to the kicking aspect of football. Gornall went on to win a state championship in football and also in baseball.

Contact: Andrew Haines
Phone: (239) 225-6312
Email: andrew@conquestsem.com

Zink will be in his second professional season in 2012, playing for the Kentucky Monsters of the Ultimate Indoor Football League. In his first year, he was named first-team UIFL while playing with the Northern Kentucky River Monsters. He was a four-time Special Teams Player of the Week in 2011.

Zink is relatively new to kicking as he was recruited to Thomas More College as a soccer player, but made the transition to football his freshman year. He would become a four-year starter, eventually earning first-team All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference honors as a senior.

During his Thomas More career, he converted 93.8 percent (138-of-147) of his extra points and was 20-of-29 on field goals for the Saints.

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Contact: Andrew Haines
Phone: (239) 225-6312
Email: andrew@conquestsem.com

All-Star PR is a public relations company based out of Cincinnati, OH that has experience dealing in athletics. Their clients include the Ultimate Indoor Football League, Chatfield College, Carolina Aviators and the Cincinnati Commandos.

Jayson Ameer Rasheed, President of All-Star PR, has been in athletic public relations for more than 10 years. He served as a Sports Information Director at Thomas More College, Alabama State University and Webster University during his career.

“I am honored that Mr. Haines has the faith and confidence in my body of work to entrust his company and his clients in my hands,” said Rasheed.