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Cillian Bonner lines up a field goal for North Greenville on Sunday
Cillian Bonner has been named the Freshman of the Month for September by the Conference Carolinas.
The Lettermacaward native has had a great start to his American Football journey as a kicker, and in the month of September, he was in perfect form in field goals and extra points (5-for-5).
He also made all three of his field goal attempts and has kicked off 11 times for an average of 60 yards per kick and a pair of touchbacks.
Three years ago, Bonner joined Project Australia, which was a pathway to getting a college scholarship in America and also to pursue his dream of becoming an American Footballer.
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And off the back of that, Bonner was eventually plucked up by the South Carolina University.
The Conference Carolinas is a college athletic conference affiliated with the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) primarily at the Division II level.
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