Bo Gordon is a student attending Oak Ridge High School. Bo participates in both football and baseball going into his junior year. Bo has a heart for helping underserved children locally and globally. Bo believes that doing is best by giving, including hosting events to raise money for children in need. Bo hopes to continue his athletic and academic career at West Point and continue his mission to help and serve others.

Ethan is a junior and scholar-athlete at Oak Ridge High School. In addition to a challenging academic schedule in AP and honors classes, Ethan is a varsity lacrosse player and alpine ski team member. He has a heart for giving and working with kids in his community. Ethan plans to attend a four-year university after graduation.

Jadon is a student-athlete at Oak Ridge High School. He is entering his junior year and is planning on being a three-sport athlete while maintaining academic excellence. Jadon enjoys being active in his community and has a heart for serving others. After high school, he plans to attend a four-year university to study exercise science while hoping to continue to play sports.

Gavin is a student-athlete at Oak Ridge High School, where he plays varsity basketball and football. He is entering his junior year and is an active member of the Oak Ridge High School Student Leadership Team. After high school, Gavin plans to attend college to study business or computer science while continuing to play sports.

Cody is a student-athlete at Oak Ridge High School. He successfully manages academics, his job, and sports to the best of his ability. He is entering his junior year and always looking for opportunities to help people in need. After high school, Cody plans to attend a 4-year college studying business and entrepreneurial skills while continuing to play sports.

Noah is a junior at Oak Ridge High School, where he has been a three-sport athlete. Noah was awarded the USA Water Polo Academic All-American Award this last year.  He is an entrepreneur, owning his own successful business for the last five years. After high school, Noah plans to attend a four-year university.