Kennett FB vs East Prairie

Friday, September 24, 2021

Tom Davis ~ Tdavis@semoball.com

KENNETT - Kennett dominated East Prairie 45-6 in varsity football action on Friday at Metz Cherry Stadium in Kennett.

Kennett senior running back Jordan Jarrett tears up field past the East Prairie defense on Friday at Metz Cherry Stadium in Kennett. (Tom Davis ~ Tdavis@semoball.com)
Kennett senior running back Jordan Jarrett looks for yardage against East Prairie on Friday at Metz Cherry Stadium In Kennett. (Tom Davis ~ Tdavis@semoball.com)
East Prairie defender Carson Powell (68) brings down Kennett runner Jordan Jarrett on Friday at Metz Cherry Stadium in Kennett. (Tom Davis ~ Tdavis@semoball.com)
Kennett defenders Evan Parker (75), Ayden Tidd (54), and LaTrevion Thompson (56) level East Prairie quarterback Zach Stevenson on Friday at Metz Cherry Stadium in Kennett. (Tom Davis ~ Tdavis@semoball.com)
Kennett senior defensive lineman LaTrevion Thompson brings down East Prairie runner Josh Gephart on Friday at Metz Cherry Stadium in Kennett. (Tom Davis ~ Tdavis@semoball.com)
Kennett senior defensive lineman LaTrevion Thompson brings down East Prairie runner Josh Gephart on Friday at Metz Cherry Stadium in Kennett. (Tom Davis ~ Tdavis@semoball.com)
The 2021 Kennett High School baseball team walks onto the field to receive their state championship rings on Friday at Metz Cherry Stadium. (Tom Davis ~ Tdavis@semoball.com)
Kennett High School senior baseball player Reese Robinett is congratulated by Indian athletic director Jim Vaughhn after receiving his state championship ring on Friday at Metz Cherry Stadium. (Tom Davis ~ Tdavis@semoball.com)
Kennett High School baseball coach Aaron New is congratulated by Indian athletic director Jim Vaughn after receiving his championship ring on Friday at Metz Cherry Stadium for leading the Indians to the MSHSAA Class 4 state championship in June. (Tom Davis ~ Tdavis@semoball.com)
Kennett High School baseball coach Aaron New poses with MSHSAA assistant executive director Lou Mazzocco after receiving a Coach of the Year award from MSHSAA on Friday at Metz Cherry Stadium for leading the Indians to the MSHSAA Class 4 state championship in June. (Tom Davis ~ Tdavis@semoball.com)
(Tom Davis ~ Tdavis@semoball.com)
(Tom Davis ~ Tdavis@semoball.com)
(Tom Davis ~ Tdavis@semoball.com)