Men's Basketball

Kenny Johnson is a well known name among basketball circles in Maine.  In high school Kenny led the Machias High School team to the 1988 Class D Maine State Championship where he was named to the all-tournament team.  Since that time he has been a dominant player in men's tournaments and leagues across the state.

Kenny received his college education at the University of Maine at Orono.  In 1992, he completed his bachelors degree in Political Science.  One year later, he finished a masters degree in History and in 2002 earned a CAS in Educational Leadership.  Kenny brought his education back to the Machias area  for his professional career.  He started as a teacher at Machias High School and served as head boys basketball coach from 1998-2001.  In 2001, he became an assistant coach for the Clippers under then head coach Matt Lash.  Kenny served the program for two seasons before taking a break from coaching.   In 2006, current head coach Brac Brady brought Kenny back to the program as an assistant coach.  Kenny's work with the program has been vital to the success of the program and helped lead the Clippers to the 2007 regular season Sunrise Conference Championship.

Kenny currently resides in Marshfield and works as the Curriculum Coordinator for School Union 102.