Hard-working gymnast sees her dedication pay off big

In July, Clarie Blanchard competed with some of the best gymnasts in the country at the YMCA National Championship in Wichita Kansas.Claire finished fourth in the country in both bars and the floor routine.The Mequon native is a FOX6 High School Hot Shot.

Alex Yost is just a freshman but he's already a Champion

Alex Yost just finished his Freshman year at Arrowhead High School but he's already showing the maturity of an upperclassmen.

Trevor Cho's commitment to baseball will take him far

If your school plays summer baseball instead of spring baseball, you're on the diamond after the school year ends.

Bennett Knapek is a State Champion with a heart of gold

Every year Bennett Knapek and his Arrowhead golf team play in a tournament to raise money for cancer research.

The best is yet to come for soccer star Dani Rhodes

Dani Rhodes just finished her junior year of high school; yet, she's already the owner of numerous school records at Waukesha West.

James Bublitz; a golfer, a caddy, a singer?

James Bublitz is shipping off to Madison for school and sports, but before he does he has the WIAA State golf Tournament.

Let's Go!  Courtney Stack flips, tumbles and cheers to victory

With a history of excellence, Heat Athletics dials up the competition for their cheerleaders and Courtney Stack proves it.The Wisconsin Lutheran junior led her team all the way to the semi-finals of the World Competition in Orlando, Florida.There is no doubt, Courtney is a Champion.

Gabby Green is a true state Champion

When Gabby Green suits up, she stands out on the basketball court.

King of the Lane; Lane Madisen bowls a mean game

Lane Madisen hopes bowling can fulfill his hefty goals.He picked up the sport  about four years ago and has been a key cog on the Menomonee Falls High School Bowling team ever since.

Score one for the little man; Darrell Riley far exceeds expectation

When Darrell Riley first showed up for practice at Milwaukee North Division High School, coach Billy Harris said, "Hi little guy," and put him with the less skilled players.By the end of practice, Harris made Riley  his starting point guard.