KANSAS CITY, MO. - Kevin Tenney of Trinity International University (Ill.) has been selected as the NAIA National Baseball Player of the Week, the National Office announced Tuesday. Tenney was selected based on his performance from April 19-25.

Tenney, a 6-0 junior first baseman from San Diego, Calif., hit .813 (13-for-16) with six home runs in four wins last week for Trinity International. He pounded opposing pitchers to the tune of eight extra base-hits (six homers, two doubles) and a slugging percentage of 2.063. He drove in 16 runs and scored nine times. In the 20-10 win over North Central (Minn.), a NCAA Division III school, Tenney went 5-for-5 with two homers, six RBIs, three runs scored and one double. He also had a two-home run day, going 2-for-4 with three runs scored and three RBIs against Trinity Christian (Ill.) on April 20.

In national statistics, Tenney ranks 10th in RBIs (62) and 37th in total bases (113). He has helped the Trojans win nine of their last 11 games and improve to 28-16 on the season.

The honor marks the first time a Trinity International University baseball player has won the NAIA National Player of the Week award.