In the spring of 2020, the COVID-19 virus forced the cancellation of all high school sports in the State of Ohio. As a result, each of our spring sport student-athletes and their families lost the opportunity to take part in the tradition of Senior Day. Kenston High School would like to recognize our seniors with Virtual Senior Days. The following represents these messages shared from each of the student-athletes who participated.
These days are special ones as we honor our graduating seniors. We congratulate and thank each one of them on their success and contributions to the Kenston community and wish them the best of luck in all of their future endeavors.
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The OHSAA has extended the period of time during which no formal athletic practices or competitions may be held through May 1st. Although no practices have been held, many athletes on the track team have continued to train for the upcoming season on their own, optimistic that the season will go on in May. Junior…
Published in The Chagrin Valley Times June 6, 2019 Tony Lange Kenston and Cincinnati Sycamore were the only teams that truly had all their eggs in one basket for the four-by-100-meter relay during the girls Division I state track and field championship Saturday evening in Columbus. The other seven teams vying for podium spots in…
Published in The Chagrin Valley Times May 30, 2019 Tony Lange Since getting bumped up to Division I in 2002, the Kenston girls track and field team hasn’t made much of name for itself in regional competition. Kenston 2007 graduate Taryn Surtees clocked a program record in the 1,600-meter run in 5:05.46 her senior year…
Published in The Chagrin Valley Times May 16, 2019 Tony Lange The Kenston girls track and field team repeated a runner-up finish during the Western Reserve Conference meet, but the Kenston boys had a decade string of league banners come to a halt last Thursday at Wildcat Stadium in Mayfield. Behind senior Izzy Gabram’s triumphant…