“JAY PRIDE RUNS DEEP IN OUR FAMILY.”
Isaac went the college soccer route at Central Methodist and will
son families. But they’re used to it. They’ve been chasing Isaac and Kendric for many years.
“We are proud of Kendric, who’s had to adjust to many things be- yond his control over the last three years,” Katie said. “From switch- ing schools due to boundary line changes, coaching changes in both sports and dealing with injury. He’s remained positive and continued to work hard no matter the circumstance. We love watching him compete, have fun and build life-long friendships through sports.” While athletes will get knocked down in competition and in life,
Hoping for a healthy senior year, Kendric will no doubt give us more highlights to share as one of the most exciting high school athletes in mid-Missouri.
14 /// August 2024
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Philip & Amy Freeman pictured with their son and his wife, Ryan & Ashley Freeman.
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