Kenzii Phillips

Class:
Sophomore
Event:
Throws
Hometown:
Lookingglass, Ore.
High School:
Douglas
Concentration:
Earth and Planetary Sciences

Full Results on TFRRS

2025 Outdoor: Did not compete.

2024-2025 Indoor: Did not compete.

Before Brown: Competed in track and field, basketball and volleyball at Douglas High School…Track and Field: Two-time track All-American in 2018 and 2019…Three-time OSAA state champion in the javelin…Placed fourth in the triple jump at the 2019 OSAA state championships…2019 national champion in the javelin at the Junior Olympics…2018 USATF Oregon Association Junior Olympic heptathlon champion…Finalist for the 2017 Junior Olympic Javelin Nationals…Four-time team captain for the track and field team at Douglas High..Douglas High Female Athlete of the Year…Two-time Most Valuable “Trackster” at Douglas…Graduated as the school’s record holder in the javelin…Basketball: Four-time Defensive Player of the Year, and All-league defensive team honoree…Two-time team captain…Volleyball: All-league honorable mention…Team captain…Academics: National Honor Society member…Sentinel for High School’s FFA Chapter.

Personal: Daughter of Hilary Smith and Danny Phillips...Has a brother, Colby, and a twin sister, Kandasii.

Why Brown?: “Brown allows me to further my studies in the preferred field of work I plan to go into, while also allowing me to compete at one of the higher levels of my beloved sport. The open curriculum here at Brown will assist me in my studies of health and human biology, and also leave enough room on my schedule to explore other classes that excite my interests.”