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Stanford’s best kickers

Jordan Williamson has the most field goals made in Stanford history, 63 from 2011 to 2014. Emmet Kenney is 5th, with 37.

Of the Pac-12’s best kickers since 2004, Jordan Williamson is 8th.

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Stanford’s kickers this season

  • Emmet Kenney7 of 10, 70.0%37 at Stanford, the 5th-most since 2004. 5 more puts him past Ken Naber into a tie for 9th in school history.7field goals made

By decade: 2020s · 2010s · 2004–09

field goals made in Stanford history

  1. 1Jordan Williamson2011 – 201463
  2. 2John Hopkins1987 – 199059
  3. 3Jet Toner2017 – 202054
  4. 4Eric Abrams1992 – 199553
  5. 5Joshua Karty2020 – 202351
  6. 6Mark Harmon1981 – 198450
  7. 7Michael Sgroi2002 – 200547
  8. 8Rod Garcia1971 – 197344
  9. 9Conrad Ukropina2012 – 201642
  10. 10Ken Naber1977 – 198041

From Stanford's record book, which counts every bowl game.

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Every kicker since 2004

Stanford’s best kickers
PlacePlayerfield goals madefield goal %extra points made
1Jordan Williamson2011 – 20146370.8%185
2Jet Toner2017 – 20205479.4%118
3Joshua Karty2021 – 20235186.4%72
4Conrad Ukropina2013 – 20164282.4%113
5Emmet Kenney2021 – 2026 · still playing3777.1%77
+7 this season
6Nate Whitaker2009 – 20103380.5%114
7Michael Sgroi2004 – 20053166.0%54
8Aaron Zagory2006 – 20082273.3%48
9Derek Belch2006 – 20071553.6%26
10Eric Whitaker2011480.0%14
11Collin Riccitelli20181100.0%8

field goals made by decade

2020s

  1. Joshua Karty2021 – 202351
  2. › Emmet Kenney2021 – 202637
  3. Jet Toner20207

2010s

  1. Jordan Williamson2011 – 201463
  2. Jet Toner2017 – 201947
  3. Conrad Ukropina2013 – 201642
  4. Nate Whitaker201017
  5. Eric Whitaker20114

2004–09

  1. Michael Sgroi2004 – 200531
  2. Aaron Zagory2006 – 200822
  3. Nate Whitaker200916
  4. Derek Belch2006 – 200715

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Method

  • Every kicker who played at Stanford 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 Stanford before then isn't here.
  • A decade counts his field goals made at Stanford 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 Stanford is counted at tonight's numbers against the record book's, which run through the 2025 season.