Professional Experience and Honors:
2004: Jeffrey led the Kickers to another successful season, recording his 4th consecutive 20+ point season.  Tied for Kickers second leading scorer with eight goals and four assists for 20 points, he accounted for four game-winners.  Kevin garnered A-League Team of the Week honors on three occasions (5/11/04, 7/27/04, 8/03/04), more than any other Kicker, for multiple points in matches against Toronto, Rochester and Atlanta.  
2003:  Kevin led the team in several categories in 2003 including goals (with 10), assists (with nine) and points (with 29).  A two-time A-League Player of the Week selection, Jeffrey was honored as the League’s Player of the Week after he recorded two goals and an assist in a win and tie against the Charlotte Eagles in June.  He was also named to the All A-League Second Team.
2002:  Kevin continued to be the focus of defenses around the league as he notched 9 goals and 6 assists in 2002.  His 24 points were second on the team and he was tied for first in game-winning goals with 3.  He was named to the A-League Team of the Week after recording the game-winning goal against the Pittsburgh Riverhounds on May 11th.
2001:  In his first season as a Richmond Kicker, Kevin Jeffrey led the Kickers in goals and points with 20 and 50 respectively.  Of the 20 goals and 9 assists tallied overall, 11 goals and 8 assists were recorded in regular season contests with the other 9 goals and 2 assists scored in Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup qualifying and tournament games.  Scoring just 14 minutes into the first regular season game, Jeffrey has been a capable replacement for now-MLS forward Dwayne DeRosario (San Jose Earthquakes) who led the Kickers with goals in 2000.  Jeffrey also led the team in game winning goals with 6 and Team-of-the-Week honors with 2 (tied with Peter Luzak).
2000:  Jeffrey was the first overall pick in the 2000 A-League Draft by the Bay Area Seals and accumulated 12 goals and 3 assists for 27 points as a rookie.

College Experience and Honors:
In 1998 and 1999 Kevin played his last two college seasons at Virginia Commonwealth University and was named to the first team All-Colonial Athletic Association team both years.  The Virginia State Player of the Year (’99) and third team NSCAA All-American (’99) tallied 29 goals and 7 assists in 38 games for the Rams and holds the school record for most goals in a season with 18, a mark that was once held by ex-Kicker John Dugan with 17 in 1987.  Prior to attending VCU, Kevin played for Yavapai Junior College in Prescott, Arizona.  In 1997 he led Yavapai to a National Junior College Athletic Association championship and an overall record of 23-0-1 in 1997, earning him first team Junior College All-American honors.  That year he was also named Junior College Player of the Year.