2019 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 2019, Blake Mazza (100.0%) led college football kickers in 30-39 yard field goal percentage, ahead of Jonathan Song (100.0%) and Nick Vogel (90.9%). 12 kickers qualify (minimum 10 attempts from 30 to 39 yards). The median qualified kicker had 80.9%.

Final 2019 regular-season numbers, updated October 23, 2026.

Rk	Player	Team	30-39 %	FG	FG%	LNG	50+	MAKE
1	Blake Mazza	Washington State	100.0%	20-21	95.2%	51	2-2	+3.94
2	Jonathan Song	TCU	100.0%	23-24	95.8%	40	0-0	+3.73
3	Nick Vogel	UAB	90.9%	18-22	81.8%	46	0-0	+1.69
4	Blake Lynch	Kansas State	90.0%	18-20	90.0%	46	0-0	+2.92
5	Rodrigo Blankenship	Georgia	90.0%	25-31	80.6%	50	3-5	+3.89
6	Eric Sachse	Boise State	81.8%	14-17	82.4%	41	0-0	+1.26
7	Matt Coghlin	Michigan State	80.0%	20-29	69.0%	47	0-0	−0.63
8	Brian Delaney	Virginia	72.7%	20-24	83.3%	49	0-0	+1.40
9	Sam Crosa	Cincinnati	71.4%	13-18	72.2%	44	0-0	−0.70
10	Charlie Kuhbander	Northwestern	60.0%	10-14	71.4%	44	0-0	−0.74
11	Nick Rice	Old Dominion	60.0%	15-20	75.0%	40	0-1	−0.88
12	Jose Borregales	Florida International	54.5%	17-24	70.8%	53	2-3	−0.48

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