Joseph, a junior at Belleville High, was named the outstanding fighter among the five heaviest weight classes at the USA Boxing junior nationals. He won three bouts, including a 21-3 decision in the 154-pound final. Joseph was the 152-pound titlist in the 15-16 open division at the 2009 Ringside World Championships.

Hailey, a sophomore at Lake Brantley High, averaged 5.2 kills and 17.3 assists to lead the Orlando Volleyball Academy 15 Asics team to a 12-0 record and the 15-and-under open division title at the AAU junior national championships. Hailey was MVP of the division for a second time after helping the team win the 14-and-under open title in 2009.

Makayla, a junior at St. Francis High, won the girls' overall title at the Junior U.S. Open water ski championships after finishing first in the slalom, fourth in tricks and second in jumping. She also took the overall girls' title in 2009 at the U.S. water ski nationals. In March she won the women's slalom at the Junior Moomba Masters in Melbourne.

Jonah, a recent graduate of Amherst Regional High, had five assists and two defended passes to help the school's club team to a 13-1 win over Needham (Mass.) in the final of the USA Ultimate High School Eastern Championships. In August, Jonah will compete for the U.S. national team at the World Junior Ultimate Championships in Germany.

Lyberty, a freshman at Manchester High, successfully defended her title at the Richmond Women's Golf Association Match Play Championship, winning three 18-hole matches leading up to the final, in which she beat Joanne Kitusky, 49, 2 up over 18 holes. In 2009, as a 13-year-old, Lyberty became the youngest titlist in the competition's 83-year history.