Competing with a broken ankle, Lutheran High School freshman Rylee Morris placed first in the 14- and 15-year-old age group in the NFL’s annual Punt, Pass & Kick” competition for the Indianapolis Colts Nov. 28 and 29 at Lucas Oil Stadium.
A qualifier for six of the seven past competitions, Rylee, easily won each area of the competition and is awaiting the rest of the nation’s results to learn if she’ll be eligible to compete at the national level. She is ranked first among competitors whose results have been logged. If her ranking holds, she will compete in at AFC championship level.
Rylee, daughter of Georgeanna Tindall, plays volleyball and basketball and would like to kick for the football team next year.
Her younger sister Maddux competed in the 6- and 7-year-old division and came in third.
A qualifier for six of the seven past competitions, Rylee, easily won each area of the competition and is awaiting the rest of the nation’s results to learn if she’ll be eligible to compete at the national level. She is ranked first among competitors whose results have been logged. If her ranking holds, she will compete in at AFC championship level.
Rylee, daughter of Georgeanna Tindall, plays volleyball and basketball and would like to kick for the football team next year.
Her younger sister Maddux competed in the 6- and 7-year-old division and came in third.
SUBMITTED PHOTO Rylee Morris has always performed well in the Punt, Pass & Kick competitions.
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