Hunter Kiselick was a disruptive Georgetown captain with rare special-teams juice
In the 2016 season, Hunter Kiselick stood out as a high-motor Georgetown defensive lineman who made impact plays beyond the box score, finishing with 71 tackles, 3.0 sacks, and an FCS-leading four blocked kicks while earning national special-teams recognition.[2][4][6] He was a team captain and a dependable, physical presence who brought edge, effort, and versatility—exactly the kind of tone-setter coaches love when they want toughness, leadership, and hidden-yardage value.[4][9][13]
