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There is big fight in this man. Charlie approaches the face-off
with the mental preparation of a boxer: ready to attack,
counterpunch, and endure despite minor setbacks. He comes to every
practice with this attitude, making him a trusted teammate and
admirable man. The sense of self and confidence in a face-off man
is critical. Charlie continues to improve here as he becomes more
patient. Charlie can maintain possession of the ball after a win
due to his speed and stick protection...2008:
Played in eight games for the Bears...registered an assist vs.
Cornell...Picked-up 13 ground balls...Captured 21 of 54 face-offs
for Brown...Won 3 of 5 face-offs vs.
Dartmouth...2007: Earned a starting role in two of
13 games played...Picked-up 21 ground balls, including four against
Providence when he captured 7 of 9 face-offs....Won 50 of 119
face-offs for the season...Secondary School
Background: A graduate of the Belmont Hill School where he
lettered in lacrosse (4), football (4) and hockey (2)...All New
England selection and team MVP as a senior...Two-year All-League
selection...2003 Independent School League Lacrosse
Champions...Three-time public speaking champion and school award
winner...Head of the Peer leader
program...Personal: The son of Charles Kenney and
Anne Detmer of Jamaica Plain...Has a sister, Elizabeth...Interested
in community service, and a big fan of all types of
music...Development Studies concentrator.
