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Catch up on the latest high school sports news as Cassidy Hubbarth recaps Nike's The Opening and the Gatorade Male and Female Athlete of the Year announcement.

The six Gatorade National Girls' Players of the Year will convene before the ESPYS to determine who wins the Female Athlete of the Year. Relive their POY surprises.

Women's World Cup hero Ali Krieger surprises New Hampshire's Morgan Andrews with the National Girls Soccer Player of the Year trophy.

Lee Kiefer, a senior at Paul Laurence Dunbar (Lexington, Ky.), will compete for the U.S. Women's Foil Team at the 2012 Summer Games in London.

UConn commit Breanna Stewart, the No. 1 girls' basketball player in the nation, was surprised with news she'd won Gatorade National Player of the Year by WNBA MVP Tamika Catchings.

Top seed Riverdale Baptist (Md.) beats defending champ Dr. Phillips (Fla.), 63-59, to claim the ESPNHS National High School Invitational.

Defending NHSI champ Dr. Phillips (Fla.) held off a record-setting night by H.D. Woodson (D.C.) to advance to the finals.

Top-seed Riverdale Baptist (Md.) pulls away late against Edgewater (Fla.) to advance to the National High School Invitational final.

UConn commit Breanna Stewart, the No. 1 recruit in the nation, landed on the SportsCenter Top 10 with her pair of dunks at the POWERADE Jam Fest.

Texas A&M recruit Jordan Jones wins the skills competition at the POWERADE Jam Fest. All three girls' finalists beat their boy counterparts.

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.

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.

Future Tennessee Lady Vol Bashaara Graves talks about her pre-game music playlist.

Tiffany Suarez of Miami, Fla., an ESPNU HoopGurlz Super 60 junior, talks about meeting Dwayne Wade and the bond they've maintained.

Katie Collier, the 6-foot-3 senior at Seattle Christian (SeaTac, Wash.), talks with Chris Hansen about her fight with leukemia while battling on the basketball court.