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In its Jan. 9, 2012 edition, ESPN The Magazine tabs 16-year-old Jordyn Wieber as the NEXT big thing in gymnastics. Click here to find out why....

This story originally appeared in the Holiday issue of ESPNHS magazine's Ohio edition. If you missed the ESPN 30 for 30 "Guru of Go," don't sweat it - Taft will be performing a re-enactment of Loyola Marymount's run-and-shoot attack all over the ...

After winning a silver medal at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, Samantha Peszek of Cathedral (Indianapolis, Ind.) is enjoying a well-deserved victory lap before moving on to the next stage of her gymnastics career, writes Mike Grimala.

A disappointing finish at regionals as a sophomore spurred Ellison (Killeen, Texas) sprinter Prezel Hardy to reach heights he never dreamed possible, writes Jon Mahoney.

Whether on the field or in the classroom, Harvard-Westlake (Studio City, Calif.) outfielder Austin Wilson is at the top of his game, writes Ryan Canner-O'Mealy.

Dan Guttenplan writes, Courtney Winters sets the tone each and every day for St. Mary's (Lynn, Mass.) by working hard on the ice and keeping the atmosphere loose in the locker room.

Only 16, Summit (Bend, Ore.) sophomore Ben Watts is poised to take the snowboarding world by storm, writes Jon Mahoney.

Not even broken bones have stopped Grant (Fox Lake, Ill.) senior Lee Munster from becoming one of the nation's top wrestlers, writes Jon Mahoney.

There is unparalleled play at the high school level and impact players throughout the college ranks, but a surprising lack of young NBA standouts hail from NYC, writes Ryan Canner-O'Mealy.

From video games to practice laps, MICDS (St. Louis, Mo.) senior swimmer Hallie Stupp has never settled for anything less than first place, writes Jared Zwerling.

Jenna Richmond of Centreville (Clifton, Va.) and Bri Hovington of Southern (Harwood, Md.) are more than just elite club soccer teammates -- they've both overcome serious knee injuries that threatened to take away the game they love, writes Matt Remsberg.

Whether she's running a fast break or banging underneath the basket for a rebound, Bloomfield Tech (Bloomfield, N.J.) point guard Charmaine Tay finds a way to dominate, writes Mike Grimala.

Duncanville (Duncanville, Texas) forward Perry Jones grew from role player to superstar after his breakout summer got the hoops world buzzing, writes Ryan Canner-O'Mealy.

Moeller (Cincinnati, Ohio) wrestlers Jake Corrill and Pierce Harger hope the bond they've built since freshman year will help lift them to state titles as seniors, writes David Auguste.