Faces in the Crowd

Ashanae McLaughlin | Bronx, N.Y. | Basketball

Ashanae, a 5'8" senior point guard at Murry Bergtraum High, scored 15 points to lead her AAU team, the Lady Gauchos, to their second straight West 4th Street Tournament high school title, with a 67--55 win over the Westchester Hoopers. She was named game MVP. Ashanae averaged 16.8 points, 5.3 boards and 3.4 assists for Bergtraum last year.

Jordan Windle | Morrisville, N.C. | Diving

Jordan, a sophomore at International Connections Academy online school, won the men's 10-meter title at the national championships in Knoxville, Tenn., scoring 527.80 points to win by 84.90. A week earlier he took four golds and one silver at junior nationals. Jordan will compete for the U.S. at the world juniors in Russia in September.

Brisa Hennessy | Kailua, Hawaii | Surfing

Brisa, 14, a freshman at Hawaii Technology Academy, won the all-ages Explorer women's category—and the 14-and-under girls' open and Explorer girls' divisions—at the National Scholastic Surfing Association championships in Huntington Beach, Calif. In June, Brisa won the girls' 18-and-under title at the U.S. championships.

Sam Burns | Shreveport, La. | Golf

Sam, a senior at Calvary Baptist Academy, shot a 10-under 274 to win the 39th annual Junior PGA Championship boys' title by two strokes at the Miramont Country Club in Bryan, Texas. In June he won the AJGA Rolex Tournament of Champions. The nation's top junior in the AJGA rankings, Sam has verbally committed to LSU.

Sarah Killion | Fort Wayne, Ind. | Soccer

Killion, a senior midfielder at UCLA and a member of the U.S. under-23 squad, had a goal and two assists to lead the L.A. Blues to a 6--1 victory over the Washington Spirit for the W-League championship. The pro-am organization is the oldest women's league in North America. Last season Killion helped the Bruins win their first NCAA title.

Josh Zuchowski | Jupiter, Fla. | Swimming

Josh, a homeschooled fifth-grader who competes for the Jupiter Dragons, won the boys' 10-and-under high-point award at the long course Florida Gold Coast Junior Olympics. He took eight gold medals and a silver and broke a Gold Coast age-group record with a 1:12.17 in the 100-meter backstroke, the top age-group time in the country this year.

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COURTESY OF ASHANAE MCLAUGHLIN (MCLAUGHLIN)

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USA DIVING (WINDLE)

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COURTESY OF THE HENNESSY FAMILY (HENNESSY)

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MONTANA PRITCHARD/THE PGA OF AMERICA (BURNS)

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DON LIEBIG/ASUCLA (KILLION)

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LINDSAY ZUCHOWSKI (ZUCHOWSKI)