Warsaw’s Menzie Inks With Bethel Track
WCHS senior Kendall Menzie will continue her track career at Bethel College. Menzie is seated above, flanked by her parents Jeff and Markelle. In back are WCHS Athletic Director Dave Anson, Bethel track coach Tony Natali, WCHS girls track coach Megan Davis, WCHS assistant coach Troy Furnival and WCHS assistant coach Dylan Ringler (Photo provided)
WARSAW – Warsaw Tiger Track & Field senior Kendall Menzie made her decision official Wednesday afternoon, signing a Letter of Intent to attend Bethel College this upcoming fall and compete in Track & Field for the Pilots.
Menzie, a sprinter and top jumper that has been a standout for the Tigers in the long jump, has earned three letters in track & field entering her senior year.
In addition to her efforts to support her track team, Menzie has made a number of efforts to lead in the school and community as well. A member of the WCHS Student Council as a Representative, Menzie has served with Family Career Community Leaders of America, worked for charitable events such as Rileys’ Children Hospital, Feed My Starving Children, and has served for her church daycare center.
A Scholar Athlete, Menzie has compiled an impressive 3.5 GPA. She plans to study Nursing at Bethel and compete for coach Tony Natali and the Pilots. Bethel is a member of the NAIA and the Heartland Conference.
