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Caroline Cretti, Carbondale, Colo.
Cross-country
Cretti, a Williams College freshman, won four of her final five races as she led the Ephs to their first Division III title. Williams won the team title over two-time defending champion Middlebury by 103 points, a record margin for the division.
Brian Baker, Nashville
Tennis
Brian, 17, defeated Mathieu Montcourt of France (7-6, 6-2) to win the boys' 18-and-under title at the Burger King Orange Bowl International Championships. Brian is the first American to win that title since Andy Roddick did so in 1999.
Kirby Chambliss, Phoenix
Aerobatics
Chambliss, a 43-year-old airline pilot, won the individual national championship in aerobatics, a form of competitive stunt flying. Chambliss, an individual world champion in 2000, will captain the U.S. team at the '03 world championships.
Chun Yi Lin, Ping-Tung, Taiwan
Volleyball
Lin, a freshman middle blocker at BYU-Hawaii, led the Seasiders to a sweep of Truman State in the finals of the Division II championships. She had a .611 kill percentage and 23 kills, her second-highest kill total of the season.
Mike Firkus, Hilbert, Wis.
Football
Mike, a senior running back at Hilbert High, broke the state career rushing record with 6,707 yards. Mike finished with 94 touchdowns and an average of 8.29 yards per carry; he gained more than 2,000 yards all three years he started.
Kim Morrill, Layton, Utah
Basketball
Morrill, a senior center at William Penn University in Iowa, blocked 17 shots during a 76-66 loss to the University of Dubuque, setting an NAIA Division II record. Through 11 games Morrill led the Lady Statesmen in rebounding as well as blocked shots.
Troy Sauer, Middleburg, Pa.
Soccer
Sauer, a senior forward at Messiah College, scored a goal off a direct kick from 20 yards to lead the Falcons to a 1-0 win over Otterbein College of Ohio in the Division III title game. It is Messiah's second national title in three years.

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Issue date: January 13, 2003

Photographs by Marcia Cerise Photography, Susan Mullane/USTA, E. Hildenbrant, Monique Saenz-BYU Hawaii Photo, The Post-Crescent, Bob Barnes/William Penn University, Courtesy of Messiah College

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