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2018 College 30-39 Yard Field Goal Percentage Leaders

The share of field goals from 30 to 39 yards that a kicker made. Splitting percentage by distance shows where a kicker is strong or weak, which one overall percentage hides.

Only kickers with enough attempts in this range are ranked. In 2018, Andre Szmyt (100.0%) led college football kickers in 30-39 yard field goal percentage, ahead of Matt Gay (100.0%) and Luke Logan (91.7%). 8 kickers qualify (minimum 10 attempts from 30 to 39 yards). The median qualified kicker had 85.0%.

Final 2018 regular-season numbers, updated October 23, 2026.

RkPlayerTeam30-39 %FGFG%LNG50+MAKE
1Andre SzmytSyracuse100.0%28-3287.5%513-3+4.06
2Matt GayUtah100.0%23-2882.1%553-5+3.98
3Luke LoganOle Miss91.7%22-2781.5%400-0−0.08
4Connor LimpertArkansas90.0%19-2479.2%552-3+2.18
5Tucker McCannMissouri80.0%22-3073.3%572-3+1.25
6John Baron IISan Diego State75.0%17-2277.3%545-5+1.84
7Seth SmallTexas A&M69.2%19-2673.1%522-2−0.15
8Freeman JonesNorth Carolina60.0%18-2864.3%490-1−1.86

All 2018 College kicker rankings

30-39 Yard Field Goal Percentage in other seasons: 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011

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