Jed averaged 21.4 points, 6.3 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 3.7 steals per game during his senior season. That year he also shot 43% from the field and 86% from the free throw line. He was named All-Ventura County Boys Basketball MVP, was a D2 all-state first team selection and was named the Ventura County Star's Boys Basketball Player of the Year.

Jed is now playing at Montana State, where his coach Danny Sprinkle had this to say:

"He is a gym rat with a great basketball IQ. He sees the game slower than most guards."

Here is what Jed had to say about his learning experience: "Coach Kevin's attention to detail is second to none. Not only did he add a variety of moves to my skill set, but he explained the scenarios in which I would be using them. A lot of trainers rush through teaching or put players through long drills that take up time, but Coach Kevin is focused with each and every player. I never really understood the mental aspect of basketball until I started training with him. We would sometimes sit down and evaluate what we worked on, which really helped me get to where I am and become a smarter player.  If you want to play at a high level, you must have a good basketball IQ. He shared his love and vision of the game with me, and that is something I will forever be thankful for."

In the last two years, Alyssa has been named All Ventura County, All Marmonte League (twice), and team captain while winning both a CIF and Marmonte League Championship. She is a member of the prestigious 805 Family Basketball Club coached by George Albanez and is receiving interest from multiple universities. 

Alyssa: "When I first met Coach Kevin prior to my sophomore season, I only felt comfortable as a defender and perimeter shooter. In the two years I've worked with him, I have become a strong point guard for Westlake HS, a reliable finisher, and a more disciplined shooter. I've also discovered a new approach to the game through a meditation practice he taught me. Training with Coach Kevin has always been very specific to my personal development and needs, and I have found that things he reviews with me the day before a game often work out just the way we planned.

Coach Kevin has helped me understand how to approach this intense, pressure filled world of competitive basketball with composure and confidence."

The Chargers won their first league title in 25 years with a starting lineup of seniors that all trained together under Coach Kevin throughout elementary and middle school.

Jon Spayne, First Team All Marmonte League and Second Team All Ventura County:

"It's no secret that our team's chemistry was unmatched in Marmonte League. When the ball was not bouncing our way, the togetherness we had built from playing together for so many years is what pulled us through. That togetherness can be traced back to Coach Kevin and our training days. He taught me a wide range of skills which I was able to build off as I grew physically and mentally. I have yet to find a coach as attentive to details as Coach Kevin."

Cameron Theus, 2 x All Marmonte League selection, Acorn Newspaper All-Star:

"The confidence and determination I developed while playing for Coach Kevin assisted me throughout my high school career. He showed me the importance of teamwork, improved my shooting, and taught me how to play defense strategically. The bond between Coach Kevin and our team is one that will last a lifetime."

Coach Kevin was hired as Director of Player Development in January 2021. Five months later the Warriors had won 21 games, their first league title since ‘05, and the first CIF State Divisional Championship in the school’s basketball history.

Head Coach Josh Budde, 2021 Ventura County and Marmonte League Coach of the Year:

"Kevin’s immediate impact was amazing, and he has taken this program to the next level. Most trainers set up cones and demonstrate physically impressive moves. Kevin teaches players to consider teammate and defensive positioning, when to act and where, what the best options are and why they lead to victory. If you want your player to get better, look no further than Coach Kevin Kenney. "