Career Honors

As a Senior (2024)

ACC All-Academic Team
Jim Reynolds Award- Special Teams MVP
Two-time ACC Specialist of the Week- Sept. 23, 2024; Nov. 18, 2024
Appeared in all 12 games as Stanford's primary placekicker and kickoff specialist
Went 14-17 on field goals, an 82.4 percent make rate, and a perfect 32-32 on PAT
Kicked two game-winning field goals-- a 39-yard field goal at Syracuse (Sept. 20) and a 52-yarder in Stanford's upset of No. 22 Lousiville (Nov. 16)
- 52-yarder marked the second-longest walk-off kick in Stanford Stadium history
- 52 yards marked his longest career made kick
Went 4-4 on field goals, the most in a game of his career at Syracuse (Sept. 20)
Led all Cardinal with 74 points scored in the 2024 season
Kicked off 57 times for a total of 3550 kickoff yards
21 of of his 57 kickoffs were touchbacks, averaging a distance of 62.3 yards on his kickoffs
7-for-7 on kicks from 39-or-less yards out

As a Junior (2023)

Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll
Appeared in the regular season finale vs. No. 17 Notre Dame
Scored his second career point on an extra point and kicked off one time for a touchback

As a Sophomore (2022)

As a Freshman (2021)

Prior to Stanford

Played at Shanley High School in Fargo, N.D. for head coach Troy Mattern
Two-time North Dakota Special Teams Player of the Year (2019-20)
Helped his team to the 2018 state championship
Five-star kicker according to Kohl's Kicking Camps
Kohl's Kicking Camps No. 21 kicker in the nation
Finished 14th out of a field of 500+ in field goal charting at Kohl's National Scholarship Camp in July 2020
Left high school as state record-holder for longest field goal (58 yards) and most touchbacks
Finished prep career as school’s all-time leading scorer (101 points)
Made three field goals of 50-plus yards, including the state-record 58-yard kick and two 50-yard kicks in one game, in 2020
Finished his senior year with five field goal makes, 30 touchbacks and was 31 of 31 in PATs
Went 8 of 12 on field goals with a long of 43 yards, 23 of 25 in PATs, amassed 20 touchbacks, and averaged 37 yards per punt in 2019
Also competed in basketball, track and soccer
National Honors Society
Honor Roll all four years

Personal

Son of Emmet and Diane Kenney
Has three siblings, John, Sophie and Will
Brother, John, graduated from Stanford Law School, while Will is a Stanford alumnus and is currently working on a Masters degree at Stanford
Sister, Sophie, played basketball at Augustana

Emmet Kenney