Bishop Kenny baseball coach Tommy Edwards to retire after 2027 season
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Last updated Oct 21, 2026

Tommy Edwards, the head baseball coach at Bishop Kenny, will retire after the 2027 spring season, ending a 22-year tenure with the program. Edwards has achieved significant success, including one FHSAA championship and nearly 400 career wins. He plans to hand over the reins to current assistant coach KK Daniel, a former player at Bishop Kenny. Edwards’ career includes 16 district championships and three final-four appearances since he took over in 2005. The team is set to compete in FHSAA District 4-4A next year against other regional schools.
- •Tommy Edwards has coached Bishop Kenny for 22 seasons.
- •Edwards led the team to the FHSAA state championship in 2008.
- •KK Daniel, a former player, will succeed Edwards.
- •Bishop Kenny plans to compete in District 4-4A during the 2027 season.
- •Edwards has accumulated a career record of 387-191.
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"Tommy Edwards has won an FHSAA championship and nearly 400 games in a Bishop Kenny baseball coaching career spanning more than 20 seasons.
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