Swanson, a 50-year-old personal trainer, set a national power curl record (160 pounds) in the 198-pound, 50-to-59-year-old division at the World Natural Powerlifting Federation Nationals. He qualified for the world tournament of champions in November. Last February, Swanson was outstanding lifter at the Tennessee championships.

Jane, a senior at Los Alamitos High, partnered with Summer Ross to defeat a Russian team (21-10, 18-21, 15-7) in the final of the U-19 beach world championships in Porto, Portugal, and become the first U.S. pair to win the title. Three weeks earlier, as a junior national team member, Jane was MVP of the NORCECA junior continental championship.

Jerad, a senior catcher at Mill Creek High, was named MVP of the Junior Sunbelt Classic tournament after leading Team Georgia to a 5-4 win over Tennessee in the final. In 10 games he batted .483, with 13 RBIs and five home runs, including one in the title game. As a junior at Mill Creek, Jerad tied for the team lead with 11 homers and 11 doubles.

Tanelle, a senior at Dowling Catholic High, won the junior elite title at USA Triathlon’s Junior Triathlon Festival for the second straight year. She finished the 750-meter swim, 20K bike ride and 5K run in 1:03:25, 44 seconds ahead of the next competitor. Tanelle was chosen to represent the U.S. at the junior world championships in Budapest on Sept. 12.

Evan, a seventh-grader at The Bishop’s School, was co-MVP of the U-12 division at the Junior Olympics for the champion San Diego Shores A squad, which went 7-0. He led the team with 15 goals.

Andrew, a seventh-grader at The Bishop’s School, was co-MVP of the U-12 division at the Junior Olympics for the champion San Diego Shores A squad, which went 7-0. A goalie, he had 15 saves and allowed one goal in the final.