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Rutgers’ best kickers

Jeremy Ito has the most field goals made in Rutgers history, 80 from 2004 to 2007. Dane Pizzaro is 9th, with 8; 3 more passes David Bonagura for 8th.

Of the Big East’s best kickers since 2004, Jeremy Ito is 1st and San San Te 4th.

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Rutgers’ kickers this season

  • Dane Pizzaro8 of 9, 88.9%8 at Rutgers, the 9th-most since 2004.8field goals made

By decade: 2020s · 2010s · 2004–09

field goals made in Rutgers history

  1. 1Jeremy Ito2004 – 200780
  2. 2San San Te2008 – 201164
  3. T-3Kennan Startzell1976 – 197946
  4. T-3Kyle Federico2012 – 201546
  5. 5Jai Patel2023 – 202543
  6. 6Alex Falcinelli1980 – 198238
  7. 7Tom Angstadt1983 – 198536
  8. 8Carmen Sclafani1987 – 198829
  9. 9John Benestad1990 – 199328
  10. 10Doug Giesler1986 – 198927

From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), through the 2025 season, which counts bowl games from 2002.

Compare with in · side by side

Every kicker since 2004

Rutgers’ best kickers
PlacePlayerfield goals madefield goal %extra points made
1Jeremy Ito2004 – 20078072.1%160
2San San Te2008 – 20116467.4%147
3Kyle Federico2012 – 20154669.7%123
4Jai Patel2023 – 20254378.2%111
5Valentino Ambrosio2020 – 20212177.8%45
6Justin Davidovicz2018 – 20192076.9%35
7Jude McAtamney2022 – 20231263.2%23
8David Bonagura20161071.4%20
9Dane Pizzaro2025 – 2026 · still playing880.0%26
+8 this season · passes David Bonagura for 8th in 3 games at his pace
10Andrew Harte2017770.0%27
11Nick Borgese2012 – 2013562.5%23
12Guy Fava20202100.0%6

field goals made by decade

2020s

  1. Jai Patel2023 – 202543
  2. Valentino Ambrosio2020 – 202121
  3. Jude McAtamney2022 – 202312
  4. › Dane Pizzaro2025 – 20268
  5. Guy Fava20202

2010s

  1. Kyle Federico2012 – 201546
  2. San San Te2010 – 201134
  3. Justin Davidovicz2018 – 201920
  4. David Bonagura201610
  5. Andrew Harte20177

2004–09

  1. Jeremy Ito2004 – 200780
  2. San San Te2008 – 200930

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Method

  • Every kicker who played at Rutgers since 2004, ranked by field goals made over his games there. Bowl and playoff games count.
  • A kicker is in a box score only in a game he kicks a field goal or an extra point, not one he only kicks off in, so his games aren’t counted.
  • The numbers here start in 2004, so a kicker who played at Rutgers before then isn't here.
  • A decade counts his field goals made at Rutgers in its seasons.
  • The record book's numbers are the school's own. Where they and the box scores differ for one player, the box scores are missing a game or count bowls another way.
  • A kicker still playing at Rutgers is counted at tonight's numbers against the record book's, which run through the 2025 season.