Lewiston-Altura football player to play in Hawaii

Lewiston-Altura's Conner Ramthun is hoping that his talents will take him to the next level and a trip to Hawaii might just do that for him.

With football camps closed this summer due to covid?

"*19, one lewiston?

"* altura player s getting the chance of a lifetime this winter.

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*t news three's zach gilleland shows us how one local player is kicking his way to the next level.xxx "for some, football is just a game but for others, football is a way of life.

Lewiston?

"* altura's conner ramthun is hoping that his talents will take him to the next level and a trip to hawaii might just do that for him."

"that was cool, it was something i never could have imagined."

That was conner's reaction to getting invited to the tiki bowl this december ?

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"* one of americ premier high school all?

"* star games.

The trip will put him in connection with college coaches ?

"* in hopes of receiving a scholarship.

"just another way to get your name out there and play football while you're in the winter."

The soon to be senior kicks for lewiston... and plays defensive end.

He helped lead the cardinals to an undefeated regular season record this past year.

"when i was growing up all i ever wanted to do was kick the ball" ramthun plans to continue kicking in college ?

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"* but going to hawaii wi cost a pretty penny.

His mother shannon set up a go fund me page to help with the expenses.

"i still have to cover my costs to get there so i just thought it would be worth a chance."

There's still a long way to go for conner to get to the aloha state, but shannon is happy to see her son recognized for his hard work.

"it's nice to see people realizing his talent and his hard work, because he works extremely hard at basically any sport that he does do.

He puts in 110 to 150 percent in every sport he does."

And with football camps cancelled due to covid?

"*19, ramthun will continue to do what he does best.

"pushing through it, keep my head up and kicking as much as i possibly can."

Zach gilleland, so far they have raised four hundred and forty dollars on their go fund me page.

Their goal is three thousand dollars.

If you'd like to donate we'll have the link on our website