2002

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Forest High School slugger Drew Kenna will continue his athletic career as a nwmber of the East Central Commonitj; College Diamond Warriors. Kenna, a 6-2, 165-pound pitcher/infielder, batted .414 for the Bearcats this past season and had six home runs, eight doubles and two triples. He also scored 36 runs and collected 44 RBis in helping lead the Diamond Bearcats to the state playoffs and a 17-12 record. He was twice named to the AU-County and All-Division teams and was selected the Bearcats' most valuable player for the 2002 campaign. Shown with the baseball standout are (seated) his parents, Lynne and Joey Kenna of Forest, and (standing from left) Allan Atkison. FHS head base– ball coach, and Jake Yarborough, ECCC head baseball coach. The new Diamond Warrior is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. James Chapman ofNewton. (ECCC photo)

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