Diego Mercado
West Coniva,
Calif. > Track and Field
Mercado, a graduate of West Covina High, won the 10,000 meters at the USA
Junior Outdoor Track & Field Championships in 31:36.35, the fastest time in
the nation this year for high school boys. He also has the best time this year
in the 5,000 meters (14:37.74). He will attend Oregon this fall.
Jordan
Ingalls
Bolivar, N.Y.�> Softball
Jordan, a junior
lefthander at Bolivar-Richburg Central High, led the Wolverines to the state
Class C championship. She went 28--0 for the season, threw 360 strikeouts and
allowed only one earned run (she had an .037 ERA). She also batted .533 with
seven home runs, 53 RBIs and 56 hits and was Class C MVP.
Spenser
Mango
Florissant, Mo.�> Wrestling
Mango, a junior at
the U.S. Olympic Education Center at Northern Michigan University, won the
121-pound Greco-Roman title at the World University Championships in Ulan
Bator, Mongolia. He also won gold medals at the University National
Championships, FILA Junior National Championships and FILA Junior world team
trials.
Joanna
Schultz
Holmen, Wis. > Track and Field
Schultz, a
graduate of Holmen High, became the first athlete of either sex to win four
straight Wisconsin Division I titles in the 200 and 400 meters. She had the
fastest times in the nation this season in both events and was the Wisconsin
female prep track and field athlete of the year. She will attend Notre Dame
this fall.
Evan
Anundsen
Littleton, Colo. > Baseball
Anundsen, a
righthanded pitcher who recently graduated from Columbine High, led the Rebels
to the Colorado Class 5A title. He had a 10--2 record, a 5A-best 150 strikeouts
and was the state's Gatorade baseball player of the year. The fourth-round pick
of the Milwaukee Brewers, he signed with the team on June 14.