Jerrika Chapple, Lancaster, Texas Track and Field Jerrika, a recent graduate of Lancaster High, won four consecutive championships in both the 400 meters and the 4x400 relay at the University Interscholastic League Class 4A state meet. She is also the state record holder in the 400, with a time of 52.65.

		Mac McLaughlin, Shaker Heights, Ohio Golf Mac, a seventh-grader at University School in Cleveland, used a three-iron to make a hole in one on the par-3, 165-yard 6th hole at Kirtland Country Club on May 18. Eight days later, using a five-wood, he made a second hole in one, on the par-3, 185-yard 11th.

Bobbi Suhr, Pony, Mont. Basketball Suhr, a senior forward at Montana-Western, ended her career as the school's alltime leader in scoring (2,200) and rebounds (1,073). She is a three-time Frontier Conference MVP and two-time Kodak All-America and this season was first-team NAIA.

		Kippy Keino, Eldoret, Kenya Track and Field Kippy, a recent graduate of Fork Union Military Academy, won the 800-, 1,600- and 3,200-meter races at the Virginia Independent School State Meet, helping the Blue Devils take their 16th straight title. He is the son of two-time Olympic gold medalist Kip Keino.

Hannah Angel, East Bend, N.C. Softball Hannah, a graduating senior at Forbush High, pitched a perfect game -- her third of the season -- to give the Falcons their second straight Class 2A fast-pitch state title. The righthander went 20-0 this year while not giving up an earned run.

		Sam Niles, Norwich, Vt. Tennis Sam, who just completed his freshman year at Hanover High in Hanover, N.H., became the youngest singles player (15) to win the New Hampshire IAA tennis championship. He had a singles record of 20-3 for the season.

Nina-Emily Hengartner, Ulm, Germany Rowing Nina-Emily, a graduating senior exchange student at Avon High in Avon, Conn., won the gold medal for women's singles at the U.S.Rowing Youth Invitational in Cincinnati. She won all four of the regattas she entered this year.

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