Parker Keenan Named Clarksville Player of the Week
The Kirkwood tight end earns honors after a dominant performance in a 56-0 win over Northwest.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Football
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Kirkwood High tight end Parker Keenan has been named the Clarksville Now Player of the Week following his standout performance in a 56-0 victory against Northwest. Keenan recorded 90 receiving yards and one touchdown in the contest.
Why it matters
Keenan’s recognition follows a historic commitment to play football at the University of Arkansas. He is only the second player in the history of the Kirkwood program to commit to a school in the SEC.
Keenan recorded 90 receiving yards and a touchdown while contributing as a blocker in a 56-0 rout of Northwest. The game saw Kirkwood build a 49-0 lead by halftime, after which starters were sidelined for the remainder of the contest.
The players
Parker Keenan
He is a standout tight end for Kirkwood High and a future University of Arkansas football player.
Miles Reding
He is a contributor to the Kirkwood football offense who scored three rushing touchdowns in the game against Northwest.
The details
In addition to his receiving production, Keenan’s blocking helped open rushing lanes for the offense, while teammate Miles Reding contributed three rushing touchdowns to the victory. The blowout allowed the Kirkwood starters to sit out the entire second half.
Timeline
Friday night: Kirkwood defeated Northwest 56-0.
Season Trajectory
This win positions Kirkwood for a pivotal matchup against Henry County to determine the Region 7-5A title. The lopsided victory reinforces the team's standing as a serious contender as they enter the final stages of the regular season.
The 56-0 victory provides Kirkwood with positive momentum and statistical padding as they prepare for a regional title game. Starter rest during the second half suggests the team enters the next round with key players healthy and ready for a more competitive challenge.
The takeaway
Keenan’s dual-threat ability as both a receiver and a blocker makes him a critical asset for Kirkwood’s offensive strategy. Fans and scouts should monitor his development as he prepares for SEC competition at Arkansas.
What happens next
Kirkwood will play Henry County for the region 7-5A title.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by ClarksvilleNow.com - News, Weather & Events in Clarksville, TN.
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