Faces in the Crowd
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COLOR PHOTO: BILL ABOURJILIE Lindsay Neuberger, VIRGINIA BEACH Track and Field Lindsay, 16, set a national youth record in the young women's shot put with her toss of 47'11" at the youth athletics state championships. In the spring she also set the Virginia high school indoor shot put record while competing for her school, Frank W. Cox High.
COLOR PHOTO: PHELAN M. EBENHACK Quoc Van, SANFORD, FLA. Weightlifting Quoc, who was Seminole High's valedictorian and who will attend Georgetown in the fall, won the high school state title in the 129-pound category and set a state mark in the clean and jerk (255 pounds). As a 119-pound junior he also set a clean-and-jerk record en route to winning the state championship.
COLOR PHOTO: MARK AUSTIN-WASHBURN Sean Moynihan, DUMMERSTON, VT. Baseball Moynihan, 31, an English and history teacher and boys' coach at Dummerston School, guided the Wildcats to their seventh consecutive Vermont and New Hampshire regional championship. Moynihan, who has been the head coach for nine seasons, has a record of 150 wins and 17 losses.
COLOR PHOTO: JIM LUZZI Luke Walton, POWAY, CALIF. Rowing Walton, a senior at Cal, was the first rower from his school to finish a four-year college career with a perfect record. A member of the Golden Bears' varsity boat for three years, Walton won every heat, semifinal, final and dual race he rowed in as a member of four national championship crews.
COLOR PHOTO: TIM JACKSON Meghan Schoen, AURORA, COLO. Taekwondo Meghan, 14, won the gold medal for sparring in the light heavyweight division (139 to 149.9 pounds) at the Junior Olympics Taekwondo Championships. One week earlier she was a member of Colorado's 15-and-under elite volleyball club, which competed in that sport's Junior Olympics.
COLOR PHOTO: SHARON CEKADA Robert Gregorski, MANITOWOC, WIS. Golf Gregorski, 39, a lawyer and real estate developer, won the Dairyland Open amateur division when he double-eagled on the 512-yard par-5 18th hole at Lake Wisconsin Country Club. Gregorski, who won two previous state amateur titles, was tied with Gary Menzel of Milwaukee going into the final hole.