Jacqueline (Carey) Scaletti, Class of 1955; Kevin Murphy, 2012; Michael Skelton, ’08; Coach Bernie Livingston and Sarah Kenney, ’99, make up the 28th group inducted into the Kennett High’s Sports Hall of Fame. They were enshrined on Saturday in a ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium at the Conway Recreation Department in Conway Village. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Sarah Kenney, Class of 1999, accepts her induction into the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday in a ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Jacqueline (Carey) Scaletti, Class of 1955, was inducted into the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame by Carey Dundee, her grandson, in the Marshall Gymnasium on Saturday. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Cathy (Livingston) Allen, a 1994 inductee into the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame, had the honor of inducting Bernie Livingston, her father and iconic KHS coach, into the Hall on Saturday in a ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Sean Kenney, a 2008 inductee into the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame, had the honor of inducting Sarah Kenney, his twin sister and a three-sport standout while at KHS, into the Hall on Saturday in a ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Michael Skelton, Class of 2008, was inducted into the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame by his good friend and teammate Brad Hauser on Saturday in a ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Kevin Murphy, Class of 2012, was inducted into the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame by his Coach Michael Lane and fellow Hall of Famer (Class of 2008) on Saturday in a ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Coach Bernie Livingston (right), who is in his 43rd years coaching cross-country at Kennett High, was inducted into the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday in a ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium. On hand for the ceremony (from left) were his son Tim Livingston, a 2011 inductee; daughters Terry (Livingston) Ballou, a 1997 inductee, and Cathy (Livingston) Allen, a 1994 inductee; and Eileen, his wife and fellow coach at KHS. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Saturday was a special day for Kennett Hockey. Michael Skelton (Class of 2008, fourth from right) and Kevin Murphy (Class of 2012, fourth from left) were inducted into the Kennett High Sport Hall of Fame. On hand for the ceremony, held in the Marshall Gymnasium, were (from left ) Chris King (Clas of 2012), Grif Meador (’10), Joe Murphy (’09), Brad Hauser (’08), Reilly Murphy (’20) and Coach Michael Lane (’00). Hauser inducted Skelton & Coach Lane inducted Murphy. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Jacqueline (Carey) Scaletti, Class of 1955; Kevin Murphy, 2012; Michael Skelton, ’08; Coach Bernie Livingston and Sarah Kenney, ’99, make up the 28th group inducted into the Kennett High’s Sports Hall of Fame. They were enshrined on Saturday in a ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium at the Conway Recreation Department in Conway Village. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Sarah Kenney, Class of 1999, accepts her induction into the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday in a ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Jacqueline (Carey) Scaletti, Class of 1955, was inducted into the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame by Carey Dundee, her grandson, in the Marshall Gymnasium on Saturday. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Cathy (Livingston) Allen, a 1994 inductee into the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame, had the honor of inducting Bernie Livingston, her father and iconic KHS coach, into the Hall on Saturday in a ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Sean Kenney, a 2008 inductee into the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame, had the honor of inducting Sarah Kenney, his twin sister and a three-sport standout while at KHS, into the Hall on Saturday in a ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Michael Skelton, Class of 2008, was inducted into the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame by his good friend and teammate Brad Hauser on Saturday in a ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Kevin Murphy, Class of 2012, was inducted into the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame by his Coach Michael Lane and fellow Hall of Famer (Class of 2008) on Saturday in a ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Coach Bernie Livingston (right), who is in his 43rd years coaching cross-country at Kennett High, was inducted into the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday in a ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium. On hand for the ceremony (from left) were his son Tim Livingston, a 2011 inductee; daughters Terry (Livingston) Ballou, a 1997 inductee, and Cathy (Livingston) Allen, a 1994 inductee; and Eileen, his wife and fellow coach at KHS. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Saturday was a special day for Kennett Hockey. Michael Skelton (Class of 2008, fourth from right) and Kevin Murphy (Class of 2012, fourth from left) were inducted into the Kennett High Sport Hall of Fame. On hand for the ceremony, held in the Marshall Gymnasium, were (from left ) Chris King (Clas of 2012), Grif Meador (’10), Joe Murphy (’09), Brad Hauser (’08), Reilly Murphy (’20) and Coach Michael Lane (’00). Hauser inducted Skelton & Coach Lane inducted Murphy. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — After a three-year hiatus due to COVID-19, the Kennett High Sports Hall of Fame successfully held its 28th induction ceremony on Saturday.
Coach Bernie Livingston; Jacqueline (Carey) Scaletti, Class of 1955; Sarah Kenney, ’99; Michael Skelton, 2008; and Kevin Murphy, ’12, were inducted at luncheon and ceremony in the Marshall Gymnasium at the Conway Recreation Department in Conway Village. before about 70 people.
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