UNH Kicker Nick Reed Achieves All-CAA First Team Honors NOW

UPDATE: The University of New Hampshire’s kicker, Nick Reed, has just been named to the First Team All-CAA for the current season, a significant milestone for the sophomore from Harrison, New York. This announcement comes in the wake of Reed’s outstanding performance, where he was also recognized as the conference’s Special Teams Player of the Week three times, including last week.

In a recent game, Reed delivered a flawless performance, going 5 for 5 on field goals, including a record-setting kick from 55 yards—the longest in UNH history. His remarkable consistency has placed him at the top of the FCS leaderboard for field goals made per game, a statistic that highlights his critical role in the team’s success.

This achievement not only cements Reed’s status as a standout player but also elevates the visibility of the UNH football program. Fans and teammates alike are celebrating this recognition, which showcases Reed’s hard work and dedication on the field.

As the season progresses, all eyes will be on Reed to see if he can maintain his stellar performance and lead his team to victory in upcoming games. With the momentum from this recognition, Reed is poised to make even more impactful plays that could influence the outcome of the season.

Stay tuned for more updates as Reed continues to break records and make headlines in the world of college football.