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ChalondaGoodman
NEWNAN, GA. > Track and Field
Chalonda, a senior at Newnan High, swept the 100- and 200-meter dashes at theGeorgia Class 5A meet for the fourth year in a row. She has run the fastesthigh school 200 in the nation this season (23.32) and the second-best 100(11.30), and she still holds the state 5A meet record for the fastest 100(11.45). Chalonda has signed with Texas.

Drew Hedman
REDDING, CALIF. > Baseball
Hedman, a senior first baseman at Pomona College, led NCAA Division III in homeruns (24), RBIs (87), slugging (.994) and total bases (175). He was namedDivision III hitter of the year by college baseball writers after helping theSagehens—whose players come from Pomona and Pitzer colleges—reach the NCAA WestRegional.

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Rachel Quon
LAKE FOREST, ILL. > Soccer
Rachel, a senior midfielder-defender at Lake Forest High, was named GatoradeNational Girls Soccer Player of the Year for 2008--09. Last fall she was astarter on the under-17 women's national team, which won a silver medal at theFIFA Under-17 World Cup. Rachel has signed with Stanford.

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Matt Hill
BRIGHTS GROVE, ONT. > Golf
Hill, a sophomore at N.C. State, won the NCAA Division I championship by twostrokes, finishing six under par after shooting three rounds of 69. He is aPING All-America selection and is fourth in the World Amateur Golf Ranking. Hiseight tournament wins in 2008--09 were the most in Atlantic Coast Conferencehistory.

MoniqueRiddick
EDISON, N.J. > Track and Field
Riddick, a sophomore at Montclair State, completed a sweep of the indoor andoutdoor NCAA Division III shot put titles with a throw of 51'9", more thanfour feet farther than any other competitor and tops in D-III for 2009. She wonseven of eight outdoor meets this year, finishing second in a Division I fieldat the Penn Relays.

Doug McIver
ALTAMONT, N.Y. > Lacrosse
McIver, a senior at Le Moyne College, won the Ensign C. Markland Kelly Jr.Award, given to the nation's most outstanding goalie. He led NCAA Division IIin goals-against average (3.96) and save percentage (.681), and helped theDolphins reach the D-II title game. McIver held opponents to five or fewergoals in 15 of 17 games.

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JON KIRN (QUON)

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