We had the pleasure of meeting and working with Ryan beginning his Junior year of High School at Mater Dei, where he was a weapon and difference maker in the field position battle.  He is truly one of a kind and his punting ability mirrors his infectious attitude.  Known as a care-free hardworking young man, his passion for getting better has been evident since the day we met.  He earned numurous accolades including All County and All State honors as well as playing in several All Star games.

Stonehouse has continued to dominate in at the Collegiate level for Colorado State University, where he has been All Conference and amongst the top gross and net punting averages in the nation each year.  

Ryan's dad, Paul, was a kicker at Stanford and played a significant role in my journey from High School to College. 

Brad Bohn - Director, West Coast Kickinig Academy

The best advice I can give a young kicker is to be confident in who you are. Everyone has the ability to be the same, but confidence separates the good from the great. We must set our goals high so that we may one day be able to accomplish them. Achieving small goals in between, can ensure progress in your kicking over your high school years. I doesn't matter what size you are or who your parents were, it only matters the courage and dedication you are willing to put forth into kicking. You have to be able to accept critics telling you that you'll never be great. Take that and spin it into drive. Dedicate your high school experience to this craft and it will take you above and beyond what you ever imagined.

The Bosco Game where I averaged 50.5 yards net. With hitting every punt over 50 yards, 5 punts total.