Kenya Williams, Men's Basketball, 2002-2004

At FCC:

Helped guide the FCC team to a 20-9 record

Was a two-year letterman

Served as co-captain

Participated in a mentoring program while at FCC

Graduated from FCC in 2004 with an Associate of Arts degree in General Studies

Post-FCC Athletic and Career Accomplishments:

Attended Old Dominion University, where he earned a degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology in 2008

Named a Black Engineer of the Year - Modern Day Technology Leader

Helped install the nuclear reactors in the newest aircraft carrier for the United States Navy, the USS Gerald R. Ford

Started his own small business, “I Shine for You” Auto Detailing, which was voted Best Car Wash of the Year by the Coastal Virginia Magazine

Currently Head Basketball Coach at Williamsburg Christian Academy, which was the state runner-up in its conference

Personal Statement about FCC Experience:

“FCC was the foundation for this 18-year-old kid from Central Virginia. I was dropped off here without family or friends. The school molded me into the man I am today. My experience at FCC set me up for life by showing me you have to work for everything in life and never give up on your dreams. I am forever thankful to FCC for these experiences.”