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Woodland high school Athletic hall of fame

The Woodland Athletic Hall of Fame recognizes athletes who have brought recognition, honor, and distinction to Woodland High School through outstanding contributions to the athletic program. The Hall of Fame also honors coaches and athletic directors who have shown many years of dedication to the young men and women in their charge.

Kenn BakerATHLETIC DIRECTOR | 1998-2002

The founding athletic director of Woodland High School, Coach Baker was responsible for creation and implementation of the Woodland Athletics mission and vision. He hired all the initial coaches who started the programs. Coach Baker held many positions as a wildcat, including middle school girls’ track coach, middle school boys basketball coach, 9th grade girls basketball coach, 9th grade boys basketball coach, 9th grade football coach, varsity football linebackers coach, varsity football offensive line coach, athletic director, assistant principal, associate principal, director of the ninth grade academy, coordinator IB and AP programs, and Bartow County student mentor.

jaime fitzpatrickSoftball | 1998-2002

Awards/Recognitions: All-Region Honors, Bartow County Player of the Year, four year multi sport vasity athlete in softball and basketball, first team All-State Softball, Wendy’s Heisman Athlete of the Year. Career Batting Stats: Scored 100 runs, 147 hits, 12 homeruns, 108 RBI’s, 375 batting Avg. Career Pitching Stats: 71 wins, 926 strickeouts, 1.51. ERA. Received scholarship to play at Kent State University. Inducted into the Kent State Hall of Fame.

derric broombasketball | 1998-2002

Awards/Recognitions: All-Region Honors, Bartow County Player of the Year, four year multi sport vasity athlete in softball and basketball, first team All-State Softball, Wendy’s Heisman Athlete of the Year. Career Batting Stats: Scored 100 runs, 147 hits, 12 homeruns, 108 RBI’s, 375 batting Avg. Career Pitching Stats: 71 wins, 926 strickeouts, 1.51. ERA. Received scholarship to play at Kent State University. Inducted into the Kent State Hall of Fame.