Bill Minahan, Tampa Badminton Minahan, 73, won his fourth consecutive gold medal in the 60-plus age group at the U.S. Transplant Games, which are held every two years. Minahan, a former high school football coach, received a kidney transplant in 1986.

		Ryan Moore, Puyallup, Wash. Golf Moore, a UNLV sophomore, won the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship in Washington, Mich., defeating Lee Williamson of Crawfordsville, Ind. His 10-and-9 win in the 36-hole match play final was the largest margin of victory in 17 years.

Kim Castellanos, Escondido, Calif. Soccer Castellanos, 19, won the Golden Boot award with six goals in four games as she led the San Diego Surf White team to an under-19 Girls title at the U.S. Youth Soccer National Championships. Castellanos, a forward, also plays for San Diego State.

		Todd Meneely, Omaha Wrestling Meneely, 19, won the 135-pound freestyle and Greco-Roman titles at the Junior National Championships. In the freestyle final he defeated Teyon Ware, who had won that title the past two years; in Greco-Roman he was named the event's outstanding wrestler.

Matt Emmons, Browns Mills, N.J. Shooting Emmons, 21, won the prone rifle title at the World Shooting Championships in Lahti, Finland. Earlier this summer he won the three-position rifle event at the World Cup in Atlanta, earning the U.S. team a spot in the event at the 2004 Olympics.

		Michael Rohde, Brookfield, Wis. Baseball Michael, a senior shortstop at Brookfield Central High, hit .545, including .609 in conference play, to become Wisconsin's player of the year for the summer season. He hit .445 over his high school career and made the all-conference team in all four years.

Sean Rash, Anchorage Bowling Rash, a junior at Wichita State, won the USA Junior Gold National Bowling Championships in Winter Haven, Fla., besting 705 other competitors. Second-seeded Rash defeated top seed and defending champ Mike Remaklus of Florissant, Mo., in the final.

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