Bucky Mink - Carrollton Newman Smith High (Texas)
Boys' Tennis

	Mink won the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Southwest Summer Circuit men's singles title.

Mink is making a name for himself in the college tennis world before ever hitting the collegiate courts. With a 6-7 (5-7), 6-4, 6-2 win over University of Texas senior-to-be Sebastian Iannarello, Mink won the Intercollegiate Tennis Association

Southwest Summer Circuit men's singles title. Mink, who just graduated from Newman Smith a couple of months ago, will be playing for the University of Oregon this year.

Julius Hodge - St. Raymond's High (N.Y.)
Boys' Basketball

Leading his New York Ravens to the final of the Big Time Tournament in Las Vegas, Nev., this 6-foot-6 swingman put up some impressive numbers. In the quarterfinals, against the highly touted Michigan Mustangs, Hodge netted 22 points in a 70-65 win. He followed that up with a 36-point barrage in an 86-85 overtime win against the Athletes First of Oklahoma. In the final against the Atlanta Celtics, he scored 27, but the Ravens came up one point shy, 77-76.

Brian Haggerty - Horsham American Legion (Pa.)
Baseball

Playing in the loser's bracket of the Lower Montco American Legion playoffs, Haggerty showed his prowess at the plate against Fort. In six at-bats, Haggerty ripped two singles, two doubles and two homers. He scored four times and knocked in an incredible 11 runs while Horsham outslugged Fort, 18-12.

Kim Willoughby - Assumption High (La.)
Girls' Volleyball

Willoughby helped end the West's eight-game losing streak to the East at the Coca-Cola Louisiana High School Coaches' Association All-Star volleyball match. In her team's 15-2, 4-15, 15-9, 15-6 victory, Willoughby contributed 15 kills, seven digs, three blocks and an astounding .480 hitting percentage. She will be attending the University of Hawaii this fall.

Jimmy Wilson - Phoenix Christian High (Ariz.)
Football

Wilson, a running back, has opted to play for Washington State this year, choosing the Cougars over Northwestern, USC, Purdue and Colorado State. As a member of his school's Class 2A state title winning squad this past year, Wilson ran for 2,067 yards and 26 touchdowns. The only downside is that Desert Vista High (Ariz.) superstar quarterback John Rattay, who was considering Washington State, chose to attend the University of Arizona.