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The annual Kennett Athletic Department’s Golf Tournament showcased community spirit while raising essential funds for Kennett High School’s athletic programs. Participants enjoyed a day of friendly competition at the Kennett Country Club, with proceeds supporting gear and infrastructure for local athletes. Under the leadership of athletic director Seth McBroom, the event brought together over twenty teams, emphasizing camaraderie and community involvement. The funds raised will have a lasting impact on the school’s sports teams, reinforcing a strong sense of togetherness in Kennett.

Golf Tournament Drives Community Spirit and Funding for Kennett High School’s Athletic Programs

KENNETT, PA – The heart of the community was on full display at Kennett Country Club on June 20 as the annual Kennett Athletic Department’s Golf Tournament took place, bringing together residents for a day of fun, friendly competition, and philanthropy. Under the stewardship of athletic director Seth McBroom, who is now in his second year, the tournament not only entertained but also raised vital funds for various athletic needs.

A Tradition of Giving

For years, this event has served as a lifeline for the athletic department, generating financial support that goes towards essential gear, uniforms, and even tarps to keep the baseball and softball fields in top shape. The impact of the tournament extends well beyond the day itself, as it contributes significantly to the revitalization of the athletic atmosphere for all Kennett athletes.

A Grateful Community

McBroom expressed heartfelt thanks to both the participants and regular attendees, emphasizing the importance of community support. This year, over twenty major sponsors joined in to support the cause, complementing numerous hole sponsors who contributed to the day’s success. Participants had the chance to donate through various hole games and a silent auction, making it an engaging experience that goes beyond just playing golf.

Team Spirit and Excitement

More than twenty teams arrived to take part in the event, organized into two pools for a four-person scramble format. With a festive atmosphere, camaraderie among friends, and a shared goal of supporting the athletic programs, the day was a winning experience all around. Teams came out swinging, showing off their skills while enjoying the great outdoors and the company of fellow golf enthusiasts.

Winners Celebrate

Perry Jones and his team took the top honors, clinching victory with an impressive score of 53 on the 72-par course. Their achievement added an exciting competitive edge to an already thrilling day. Everyone participated in the vibrant spirit around them, contributing to the funds raised for a worthy cause.

Looking Ahead

The funds garnered from the tournament will continue to have a lasting effect, ensuring that every sports team at Kennett High School has what it needs to perform at its best. With the athletic department welcoming back all but two of last year’s coaching staff, excitement for the upcoming season is palpable. Notably, community favorite Joel Wyatt is returning as head football coach after a four-year hiatus, while Kennett alum Caroline Byers is stepping into her first head coaching role for the middle school softball team after serving as an assistant coach. The continuity in leadership promises stability and optimism for the future.

Community Pride Shines Bright

McBroom feels a deep sense of pride and gratitude for the Kennett community’s unwavering support, highlighting the spirit that differentiates Kennett from other places. The tournament not only supports the athletes but also fosters a sense of togetherness, proving that when the community comes together, great things can be accomplished.

As the day drew to a close, attendees left with more than just good memories; they departed knowing they had played an integral part in making a significant difference for the local high school athletes. The Kennett High School athletic programs are stronger than ever, thanks to a combination of tireless dedication, enthusiastic community involvement, and events like this golf tournament.

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