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Fountain Hills’ first NFL combine

Gary Zauner hosts 15th annual college senior combine

Gary Zauner gives instructions to college seniors at his kicking combine. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)

Florida State University long snapper James Rosenberry, Jr., runs drills at Gary Zauner’s kicking combine. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)

The National Football League (NFL) draft doesn’t start until Thursday, April 25, but players, coaches and scouts are hard at work during the offseason.

Fountain Hills resident Gary Zauner is helping special teams players build up their draft stock with his kicking combines.

Zauner held his 15th annual college senior kicking combine on Friday, Feb. 16, and he will hold his 16th annual free agent kicking combine on Saturday, March 9. This is the first year he’s held the combines in Fountain Hills.

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