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September 15, 2008
Paul DeBoer ZEELAND, MICH. > Multisport DeBoer, a junior at Grand Valley State who received a kidney transplant in 2003, was the outstanding male athlete of the U.S. Transplant Games. A member of Team Michigan, he won gold in three swimming races, silver in six events including basketball and cycling, and bronze in the 5K run.
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September 15, 2008

Faces In The Crowd

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Paul DeBoer
ZEELAND, MICH. > Multisport
DeBoer, a junior at Grand Valley State who received a kidney transplant in 2003, was the outstanding male athlete of the U.S. Transplant Games. A member of Team Michigan, he won gold in three swimming races, silver in six events including basketball and cycling, and bronze in the 5K run.

Alice Choi
WHITESTONE, N.Y. > Golf

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Alice, a junior at Bayside High, won four straight Metropolitan PGA Junior events, including the New York City championship, shooting a two-day, even-par 146 at the Pelham Bay Golf Course. She was third at the Met PGA Tournament of Champions.

TO SEE ALICE'S PROFILE, GO TO Takkle.com/sifaces.

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Uche Onyeador
STERLING, VA. > Soccer
Onyeador, a freshman forward at Georgetown, set Virginia all-divisions career records of 127 goals and 290 points (he had 36 assists) at Potomac Falls High. He was Gatorade's state player of the year as a junior, when he had a school-record 42 goals.

TO SEE ONYEADOR'S HIGHLIGHTS, GO TO Takkle.com/videofaces.

Kimberly Spencer
PINCKNEYVILLE, ILL. > Track and Field
Spencer, a freshman at McKendree, was a four-time Class A champion in the 100 meters and a two-time winner in the 200 while running at Pinckneyville High. She was unbeaten in the 100 during high school and holds the 100 state meet record (12.13 seconds); her personal best is 11.74.

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