Kendall Keeton

Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Columbia, Tenn.
High School:
Columbia Central

Awards & Honors
? 2014 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll

2014
? Started 52 games as Mizzou's No. 1 first baseman.
? Slugged .296 in a team-leading 206 at bats. Five hits shy of leading the team in hits with 54.
? Drove in 18 runs with five doubles and one triple.
? Second on the team with 16 multi-hit games, as well as putting together a 15 game on-base streak during the season, ending the year with a .311 on-base percentage.
? Went 7-for-9 in a doubleheader sweep against Alcorn State on with an RBI and two doubles (3/11).
? Also went 2-for-4 against the Illini at Busch Stadium with two RBI's (4/23).
? In 11 attempts, Keeton stole a team high eight bases for the Tigers this season.

2013
Hit .230 with 16 runs and 13 RBI with seven doubles and 12 walks in 165 at-bats in his first season as a Tiger.
Was the everyday second baseman for the majority of the season and had 105 assists and 68 put outs.
Made a pair of spectacular plays in the Tigers SEC Tournament opener against Mississippi State, saving the game-winning run in back-to-back at bats.
Opened his Tiger career with a three-hit game, tallying a run and an RBI and a walk in the Tigers' season-opener at Southern Miss (2/15).
Went 3-for-3 with two runs and an RBI and a double in the series finale against Eastern Michigan and also went 3-for-5 against South Carolina and Nebraska Omaha.
Led Mizzou in three-hit games on the season with four and had eight multi-hit games on the season. 2013 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll

Junior College
? Guided Walters State Community College to a 52-9 overall record in 2012 and finished his two-year stint with the team with a 92-20 overall record.
? Hit .373 with nine homers and 44 RBI in his sophomore season at Walters and finished his two-year career with a .381 average and 12 homers while driving in 89 runs.
? Coached by Ken Campbell while at Walters State.

High School
? Hit .398 with three homers and was a career .382 hitter with 16 home runs in his four year career at Columbia Central High School under the direction of head coach Mark Pickle.
? Advanced Columbia Central to the State Semifinals in his senior season.
? Was an All-District selection from 2007-10 and a 2009 All-Mid-State selection along with a 2009 Junior All-Sunbelt Team selection.

Personal
? Born Sept. 21, 1991, to parents Mike and Pam Keeton in Columbia, Tenn.