High School Receiver is Dominating The Competition Single-Handedly [VIDEO]

A Pennsylvania high school receiver has broke an all-time receiving record, despite being born with only one hand.

Kris Silbaugh is a high school senior in Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania, and he was born without a left hand.

By the time he was five, he could already tie his shoes one-handed, Silbaugh had bigger goals as he got a little older and he saw those dreams come true. Silbaugh made the varsity football team at his high school as a FRESHMAN. Which is even more impressive when you find out he's a WIDE RECEIVER.

Kris has the size, standing 6-foot-3, and the speed, clocking a 40-yard dash at 4.4 seconds (that's pro football speed). And he's gotten really good at catching the ball one-handed. So he's not just good for someone with one hand, he's dominant.

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No one on the field can keep up with him, and last Friday, he caught a 43-yard touchdown pass to break his school's all-time RECEIVING record.

The old record was 910 yards, and he has another eight games this season to tack on more. He also broke the record for most touchdowns by a receiver last year.

Kris says he's just concentrating on the season right now, but he's started getting phone calls from colleges that want to recruit him.

Watch Kris dominate on the field in his highlight video below.

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