Kendall Trainor

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Kendall Trainor(born July 8, 1967[1]) from Fredonia, Kansas was an All American placekicker for the University of Arkansas in 1988.

He led the nation in field goals per game as a senior in 1988 under head coach Ken Hatfield. Trainor, in addition to setting 5 school records, was a first-team All-Southwest Conference selection following his senior year and a 1st team All America on teams selected by the American Football Coaches Association, the Associated Press, the Walter Camp Foundation and The Sporting News.[2]

Trainor was also a letterman on the Razorback baseball team under legendary coach Norm DeBryn.

Trainor was an All-State selection for Fredonia High School under head coach Gene John and led them to the 1983 Class 4A State Championship before he graduated in 1985.[3]

Trainor was the kicker for the New York/New Jersey Knights of the WLAF in 1991, hitting 12/14 extra point attempts and 9/16 field goal attempts, finishing the inaugural season of the World League with 39 points, fifth overall among kickers.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Kendall Trainor Career Statistics - The Football Database
  2. ^ Arkansas Razorbacks Media Guide
  3. ^ Football Champions
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