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Army-bound baller Johnson of King's Fork (Suffolk, Va.) gained entrance to prestigious aerospace engineering program.

Thompson, the youngest-ever winner on both the LPGA and Ladies European Tours, is golf's future

Wieber, the designated "It Girl" of the 2012 London Olympics, balances gymnastics, stardom and a 3.9 GPA.

Lan Tumiatti earned two President's Service Awards for her work with the children of migrant workers through Operation Hope.

Kelliher is the youngest female to summit the tallest mountains in each of the 48 contiguous United States.

Pennsbury (Fairless Hills, Pa.) tennis player Gupta founded a nonprofit organization that raised $325,000 for neglected children in India and Pennsylvania.

Hendrickson, also a soccer player at Park City (Utah), soared during the first season women have been able to compete in ski jumping's World Cup.

U-20 U.S. Women's National Team keeper Heaberlin helped the devastated Haitian team via donations and compassion.

Skarupa sets record after record in international competition while starring for the Washington Pride and Team USA.

Less than two years after moving to the U.S. from Kenya, St. Benedict's (Newark, N.J.) junior Cheserek won a cross country national title.

Olympic hopeful Morales won bronze at the Pan Am Games against fighters 10 years older.

Christian Brothers Academy (Syracuse, N.Y.) junior pitcher Sheridan raises money with every strikeout to benefit a soup kitchen in her city.

Despite scholarship offers from multiple Pac-12 schools, Beverly Hills (Calif.) wide receiver Countryman chose to play football at Penn.

Yater-Wallace, the youngest Winter X Games medalist ever, earned Ski Superpipe silver in 2011 and bronze in 2012.

In his MLS debut, at age 16, Leominster (Mass.) native Fagundez scored for the New England Revolution.

Missouri commit DGB, the all-time leader in career receiving yards, has overcome countless obstacles off the field.