Se otorga un premio al "Jugador Estatal del Año" al mejor estudiante-atleta en cada uno de los doce deportes en el Distrito de Columbia y en cada uno de los cincuenta estados , donde cada deporte es reconocido como deporte interescolar. [3] La selección se basa en tres criterios: rendimiento deportivo, excelencia académica y carácter ejemplar (incluida la deportividad y la participación en la comunidad y otras actividades). [3] Luego se otorgan doce premios al "Jugador Nacional del Año", al mejor estudiante-atleta en cada uno de los doce deportes, elegido entre los ganadores estatales en el deporte respectivo. [4]
Finalmente, un Atleta del Año masculino y una Atleta del Año son seleccionados entre los doce ganadores del Jugador Nacional del Año. [5] Los dos ganadores son votados por un panel nacional que incluye aproximadamente 400 periodistas deportivos , entrenadores y otros. [3] Los dos atletas del año reciben sus premios en una ceremonia especial previa a los Premios ESPY , en Los Ángeles, California. [3]
La Compañía Gatorade estableció estos premios en 1986. [1] El proceso de selección fue administrado por ESPN RISE , que era la división de ESPN para deportes de secundaria. El proceso de selección lo administra actualmente el Comité de Selección de Jugador del Año de Gatorade. [1]
Para ver los bocetos biográficos de los ganadores actuales, consulte la nota a pie de página [5].
Ver también: Sporting News Atleta del año de secundaria y Atleta del año
Atleta Masculino del Año
Año
Ganador
Deporte
Ciudad natal
Universidad
2003
Lebron James
Baloncesto
Akron, OH
Ninguno
2004
Dwight Howard
Baloncesto
Atlanta, Georgia
Ninguno
2005
Greg Paulus
Fútbol
Siracusa, Nueva York
Duke (baloncesto), Syracuse (fútbol)
2006
Greg Oden
Baloncesto
Indianápolis, IN
Estado de Ohio
2007
Kevin amor
Baloncesto
Lake Oswego, Oregón
UCLA
2008
Matt Barkley
Fútbol
Santa Ana, CA
USC
2009
Garrett Gilbert
Fútbol
Austin, TX
Texas
2010
Brandon Knight
Baloncesto
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Kentucky
2011
Dylan Bundy
Béisbol
Owasso, de acuerdo
Ninguno
2012
Johnathan Gray
Fútbol
Aledo, TX
Texas
2013
Andrew Wiggins
Baloncesto
Thornhill, ON , Canadá
Kansas
2014
Ciudades de Karl-Anthony
Baloncesto
Metuchen, Nueva Jersey
Kentucky
2015
Kyler Murray
Fútbol
Allen, TX
Texas A&M / Oklahoma
2016
Jayson Tatum
Baloncesto
St. Louis, MO
Duque
2017
MacKenzie Gore
Béisbol
Whiteville, Carolina del Norte
Ninguno
2018
JT Daniels
Fútbol
Santa Ana, CA
USC / Georgia
2019
Bobby Witt Jr. [6]
Béisbol
Colleyville, TX
Ninguno
2020
Arik Gilbert
Fútbol
Marietta, GA
LSU
Atleta femenina del año
Año
Ganador
Deporte
Ciudad natal
Universidad
2003
Allyson Felix
Pista y campo
North Hills, CA
USC
2004
Candace Parker
Basketball
Naperville, IL
Tennessee
2005
Cynthia Barboza
Volleyball
Long Beach, CA
Stanford
2006
Tina Charles
Basketball
Middle Village, NY
UConn
2007
Maya Moore
Basketball
Lawrenceville, GA
UConn
2008
Chanelle Price
Track & Field
Easton, PA
Tennessee
2009
Skylar Diggins
Basketball
South Bend, IN
Notre Dame
2010
Chiney Ogwumike
Basketball
Cypress, TX
Stanford
2011
Morgan Brian
Soccer
St. Simons Island, GA
Virginia
2012
Breanna Stewart
Basketball
North Syracuse, NY
UConn
2013
Morgan Andrews
Soccer
Milford, NH
Notre Dame
2014
Brianna Turner
Basketball
Manvel, TX
Notre Dame
2015
Candace Hill
Track & Field
Conyers, GA
None
2016
Sydney McLaughlin
Track & Field
Scotch Plains, NJ
Kentucky
2017
Sydney McLaughlin
Track & Field
Scotch Plains, NJ
Kentucky
2018
Katelyn Tuohy
Cross Country, Track & Field
Thiels, NY
NC State
2019
Kelley Lynch[6]
Softball
Sharpsburg, GA
Washington
2020
Paige Bueckers
Basketball
Minnetonka, MN
UConn
National Sports Winners[edit]
For the official list of winners (1985–present), see footnote.[4]
Baseball[edit]
See footnote
See also: Baseball awards § U.S. high-school baseball
Year
Winner
Hometown
College
1986
Gary Sheffield
Tampa, FL
Did not attend
1987
Willie Banks
Jersey City, NJ
Did not attend
1988
Mark Lewis
Hamilton, OH
Did not attend
1989
Jeff Jackson
Chicago, IL
Did not attend
1990
Todd Van Poppel
Arlington, TX
Did not attend
1991
Brian Barber
Orlando, FL
Did not attend
1992
A. J. Hinch
Midwest City, OK
Stanford
1993
Alex Rodriguez
Miami, FL
Did not attend
1994
Doug Million
Sarasota, FL
Miami
1995
Chad Hutchinson
San Diego, CA
Stanford (football)
1996
Matt White
Waynesboro, PA
Did not attend
1997
Darnell McDonald
Englewood, CO
Did not attend
1998
Drew Henson
Brighton, MI
Michigan (football)
1999
B. J. Garbe
Moses Lake, WA
Did not attend
2000
Jason Stokes
Coppell, TX
Did not attend
2001
Casey Kotchman
Seminole, FL
Did not attend
2002
Zack Greinke
Apopka, FL
Did not attend
2003
Chris Lubanski
Collegeville, PA
Did not attend
2004
Mark Rogers
Topsham, ME
Did not attend
2005
Justin Upton
Chesapeake, VA
Did not attend
2006
Clayton Kershaw
Dallas, TX
Did not attend
2007
Rick Porcello
West Orange, NJ
Did not attend
2008
Kyle Skipworth
Riverside, CA
Did not attend
2009
Matt Hobgood
Norco, CA
Did not attend
2010
Kaleb Cowart
Adel, GA
Did not attend
2011
Dylan Bundy
Owasso, OK
Did not attend
2012
Lance McCullers, Jr.
Tampa, FL
Did not attend
2013
Clint Frazier
Loganville, GA
Did not attend
2014
Justus Sheffield
Tullahoma, TN
Did not attend
2015
Luken Baker
Conroe, TX
TCU
2016
Kyle Muller
Dallas, TX
Did not attend
2017
MacKenzie Gore
Whiteville, NC
Did not attend
2018
Ryan Weathers
Loretto, TN
Did not attend
2019
Bobby Witt Jr.
Colleyville, TX
Did not attend
2020
Jared Kelley
Refugio, TX
Did not attend
Basketball[edit]
See also: List of U.S. high school basketball national player of the year awards
Male Basketball Player of the Year
Year
Winner
Hometown
College
1986
J.R. Reid
Virginia Beach, VA
North Carolina
1987
LaBradford Smith
Bay City, TX
Louisville
1988
Alonzo Mourning
Chesapeake, VA
Georgetown
1989
Kenny Anderson
Jamaica, NY
Georgia Tech
1990
Damon Bailey
Bedford, IN
Indiana
1991
Chris Webber
Detroit, MI
Michigan
1992
Corliss Williamson
Russellville, AR
Arkansas
1993
Randy Livingston
New Orleans, LA
LSU
1994
Felipe López
New York, NY
St. John's
1995
Stephon Marbury
Brooklyn, NY
Georgia Tech
1996
Kobe Bryant
Ardmore, PA
Did not attend
1997
Baron Davis
Santa Monica, CA
UCLA
1998
Al Harrington
Elizabeth, NJ
Did not attend
1999
LaVell Blanchard
Ann Arbor, MI
Michigan
2000
Jared Jeffries
Bloomington, IN
Indiana
2001
Kelvin Torbert
Flint, MI
Michigan State
2002
LeBron James
Akron, OH
Did not attend
2003
LeBron James
Akron, OH
Did not attend
2004
Dwight Howard
Atlanta, GA
Did not attend
2005
Greg Oden
Indianapolis, IN
Ohio State
2006
Greg Oden
Indianapolis, IN
Ohio State
2007
Kevin Love
Lake Oswego, OR
UCLA
2008
Jrue Holiday
North Hollywood, CA
UCLA
2009
Brandon Knight
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Kentucky
2010
Brandon Knight
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Kentucky
2011
Bradley Beal
St. Louis, MO
Florida
2012
Jabari Parker
Chicago, IL
Duke
2013
Andrew Wiggins
Thornhill, ON, Canada
Kansas
2014
Karl-Anthony Towns
Metuchen, NJ
Kentucky
2015
Ben Simmons
Melbourne, Australia
LSU
2016
Jayson Tatum
St. Louis, MO
Duke
2017
Michael Porter Jr.
Columbia, MO
Missouri
2018
RJ Barrett
Mississauga, ON, Canada
Duke
2019
James Wiseman
Nashville, TN
Memphis
2020
Emoni Bates
Ann Arbor, MI
High school sophomore; Michigan State commit
Female Basketball Player of the Year
Year
Winner
Hometown
College
1986
Susan Anderson
Deming, WA
Texas
1987
Kris Durham
Scotch Plains, NJ
Seton Hall
1988
Vicki Hall
Indianapolis, IN
Texas
1989
Lisa Harrison
Louisville, KY
Tennessee
1990
Lisa Leslie
Inglewood, CA
USC
1991
Michelle Marciniak
Allentown, PA
Notre Dame / Tennessee
1992
Katie Smith
Logan, OH
Ohio State
1993
La'Keshia Frett
Hampton, VA
Georgia
1994
Monick Foote
Wilmington, DE
Virginia
1995
Stephanie White
West Lebanon, IN
Purdue
1996
Jaime Walz
Fort Thomas, KY
Western Kentucky
1997
Nikki Teasley
Frederick, MD
North Carolina
1998
Tamika Williams
Dayton, OH
UConn
1999
Nicole Kaczmarski
Middle Island, NY
UCLA
2000
Shereka Wright
Copperas Cove, TX
Purdue
2001
Shyra Ely
Indianapolis, IN
Tennessee
2002
Ann Strother
Highlands Ranch, CO
UConn
2003
Candace Parker
Naperville, IL
Tennessee
2004
Candace Parker
Naperville, IL
Tennessee
2005
Abby Waner
Highlands Ranch, CO
Duke
2006
Tina Charles
Middle Village, NY
UConn
2007
Maya Moore
Lawrenceville, GA
UConn
2008
Nneka Ogwumike
Cypress, TX
Stanford
2009
Skylar Diggins
South Bend, IN
Notre Dame
2010
Chiney Ogwumike
Cypress, TX
Stanford
2011
Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis
Santa Ana, CA
UConn
2012
Breanna Stewart
North Syracuse, NY
UConn
2013
Mercedes Russell
Springfield, OR
Tennessee
2014
Brianna Turner
Manvel, TX
Notre Dame
2015
Katie Lou Samuelson
Huntington Beach, CA
UConn
2016
Erin Boley
Hodgenville, KY
Notre Dame / Oregon
2017
Megan Walker
Richmond, VA
UConn
2018
Christyn Williams
Little Rock, AR
UConn
2019
Azzi Fudd
Arlington, VA
High school sophomore; UConn signee
2020
Paige Bueckers[7]
Minnetonka, MN
UConn
Cross Country[edit]
See also: Foot Locker Cross Country Championships
Male Cross Country Athlete of the Year
Year
Winner
Hometown
College
2008
Chris Derrick
Naperville, IL
Stanford
2009
Reed Connor
The Woodlands, TX
Wisconsin
2010
Lukas Verzbicas
Orland Park, IL
Oregon
2011
Lukas Verzbicas
Orland Park, IL
Oregon
2012
Futsum Zeinasellassie
Indianapolis, IN
Northern Arizona
2013
Edward Cheserek
Newark, NJ
Oregon
2014
Grant Fisher[8]
Grand Blanc, MI
Stanford
2015
Grant Fisher
Grand Blanc, MI
Stanford
2016
Andrew Hunter
Purcellville, VA
Oregon
2017
Casey Clinger
American Fork, UT
BYU
2018
Aidan Troutner
Provo, UT
BYU
2019
Liam Anderson[9]
Larkspur, CA
Stanford
2020
Nico Young
Newbury Park, CA
Northern Arizona
Female Cross Country Athlete of the Year
Year
Winner
Hometown
College
2008
Ashley Brasovan
Wellington, FL
Duke
2009
Jordan Hasay
San Luis Obispo, CA
Oregon
2010
Megan Goethals
Rochester Hills, MI
Washington
2011
Aisling Cuffe
Cornwall, NY
Stanford
2012
Molly Seidel
Hartland, WI
Notre Dame
2013
Sara Baxter
Simi Valley, CA
Oregon
2014
Alexa Efraimson[10]
Camas, WA
2015
Anna Rohrer
Mishawaka, IN
Notre Dame
2016
Katie Rainsberger
Colorado Springs, CO
Oregon
2017
Brie Oakley
Aurora, CO
California
2018
Katelyn Tuohy
Thiells, NY
2019
Katelyn Tuohy[11]
Thiells, NY
2020
Katelyn Tuohy
Thiells, NY
NC State
2021
Sydney Thorvaldson
Rawlins, WY
Arkansas
Football[edit]
See also: USA Today All-USA high school football team
Year
Winner
Hometown
College
1986
Jeff George
Indianapolis, IN
Purdue / Illinois
1987
Emmitt Smith
Pensacola, FL
Florida
1988
Curtis Bray
Monroeville, PA
Pittsburgh
1989
Terry Kirby
Tabb, VA
Virginia
1990
Robert Smith
Euclid, OH
Ohio State
1991
Marquette Smith
Winter Park, FL
Florida State / Central Florida
1992
Chris Walsh
St. Paul, MN
Miami (FL) / Minnesota
1993
Ron Powlus
Berwick, PA
Notre Dame
1994
Peyton Manning
New Orleans, LA
Tennessee
1995
Brock Huard
Puyallup, WA
Washington
1996
Tim Couch
Hyden, KY
Kentucky
1997
Travis Minor
Baton Rouge, LA
Florida State
1998
Ronald Curry
Hampton, VA
North Carolina (football and basketball)
1999
Chris Lewis
Long Beach, CA
Stanford
2000
Brock Berlin
Shreveport, LA
Florida / Miami (FL)
2001
Joe Mauer
St. Paul, MN
Selected in MLB draft; signed by Minnesota Twins
2002
Lorenzo Booker
Oxnard, CA
Florida State
2003
Kyle Wright
Danville, CA
Miami (FL)
2004
Jeff Byers
Fort Collins, CO
USC
2005
Mitch Mustain
Springdale, AR
Arkansas / USC
2006
John Brantley
Ocala, FL
Florida
2007
Matt Barkley
Santa Ana, CA
USC
2008
Garrett Gilbert
Austin, TX
Texas / SMU
2009
Malcolm Jones
Westlake Village, CA
UCLA
2010
Justin Worley
Rock Hill, SC
Tennessee
2011
Johnathan Gray
Aledo, TX
Texas
2012
Max Browne
Sammamish, WA
USC / Pittsburgh
2013
Andrew Brown
Chesapeake, VA
Virginia
2014
Kyler Murray
Allen, TX
Texas A&M / Oklahoma
2015
Jacob Eason
Lake Stevens, WA
Georgia / Washington
2016
Tate Martell
Las Vegas, NV
Ohio State / Miami (FL)
2017
J. T. Daniels
Santa Ana, CA
USC / Georgia
2018
Jake Smith
Scottsdale, AZ
Texas
2019
Arik Gilbert
Marietta, GA
LSU
Soccer[edit]
See also: US Youth Soccer National Championships
Male Soccer Player of the Year
Year
Winner
Hometown
College
1986
Kevin Hundelt
Hazelwood, MO
SIU Edwardsville
1987
John Gwin
Boise, ID
Duke
1988
Lyle Yorks
Storrs, CT
Virginia
1989
Chris Henderson
Everett, WA
UCLA
1990
Todd Haskins
Ellicott City, MD
North Carolina
1991
Claudio Reyna
Newark, NJ
Virginia
1992
Matt McKeon
St. Louis, MO
Saint Louis
1993
Mike Fisher
Batavia, IL
Virginia
1994
Andriy Shapowal
Chagrin Falls, OH
Virginia
1995
Pierre Venditti
Milford, CT
Maryland
1996
Andy Kirk
Milwaukee, WI
Maryland
1997
Nick Garcia
Dallas, TX
Indiana
1998
Nick Downing
Redmond, WA
Maryland
1999
Kyle Martino
Westport, CT
Virginia
2000
Alecko Eskandarian
Oradell, NJ
Virginia
2001
Ned Grabavoy
New Lenox, IL
Indiana
2002
Jordan Harvey
Mission Viejo, CA
UCLA
2003
Greg Dalby
Poway, CA
Notre Dame
2004
Patrick Phelan
Wilbraham, MA
Wake Forest
2005
Lee Nguyen
Plano, TX
Indiana
2006
Eric Alexander
Portage, MI
Indiana
2007
Brayan Martinez
West Orange, NJ
Seton Hall
2008
Chris Agorsor
Severn, MD
Virginia
2009
Dillon Powers
Plano, TX
Notre Dame
2010
Soony Saad
Dearborn, MI
Michigan
2011
Luis Rendon
Midlothian, VA
Duke
2012
Ema Boateng
Accra, Ghana
UC Santa Barbara
2013
Cristian Roldan
Pico Rivera, CA
Washington
2014
Abu Danladi
Takoradi, Ghana[12]
UCLA
2015
Jack Harrison
Bolton, England
Wake Forest
2016
Lucas Mendes
Arlington, VA
Virginia
2017
Umar Farouk Osman
Tamale, Ghana[13]
Michigan
2018
Ousseni Bouda
Millbrook, NY
Stanford
2019
Omar Hernandez
Dalton, GA
Wake Forest
2020
Jony Muñoz
Olathe, KS
Liberty
Female Soccer Player of the Year
Year
Winner
Hometown
College
1998
Aly Wagner
San Jose, CA
Santa Clara
1999
Christie Welsh
Massapequa, NY
Penn State
2000
Aleisha Cramer
Lakewood, CO
BYU
2001
Mary McDowell[14]
Lakewood, CO
North Carolina
2002
Jill Oakes
West Hills, CA
UCLA
2003
Heather O'Reilly
East Brunswick, NJ
North Carolina
2004
Ashlyn Harris
Satellite Beach, FL
North Carolina
2005
Amy Rodriguez
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA
USC
2006
Lauren Cheney
Indianapolis, IN
UCLA
2007
Melissa Henderson
Garland, TX
Notre Dame
2008
Teresa Noyola
Palo Alto, CA
Stanford
2009
Rachel Quon
Lake Forest, IL
Stanford
2010
Mollie Pathman
Durham, NC
Duke
2011
Morgan Brian
St. Simons Island, GA
Virginia
2012
Morgan Andrews
Milford, NH
Notre Dame
2013
Morgan Andrews
Milford, NH
Notre Dame
2014
Katie Cousins
Forest, VA
Tennessee
2015
Mallory Pugh
Highlands Ranch, CO
UCLA
2016
Ella Stevens
Loganville, GA
Duke
2017
Kennedy Wesley
Cerritos, CA
Stanford
2018
Isabella D'Aquila
San Juan Capistrano, CA
Santa Clara
2019
Sophia Jones
Atherton, CA
Duke
2020
Emily Mason
Flemington, NJ
Rutgers
Softball[edit]
Year
Winner
Hometown
College
1998
Amanda Freed
Cypress, CA
UCLA
1999
Maureen LeCocq
West Hills, CA
Stanford
2000
Tia Bollinger[15]
Santa Ana, CA
Washington
2001
Cat Osterman
Cypress, TX
Texas
2002
Alicia Hollowell
Fairfield, CA
Arizona
2003
Lisa Dodd
San Diego, CA
UCLA
2004
Anjelica Selden
Fairfield, CA
UCLA
2005
Dani Hofer
Palm Harbor, FL
LSU
2006
Kirsten Shortridge
Keller, TX
Baylor
2007
Ashley Brignac
River Ridge, LA
Louisiana-Lafayette
2008
Kenzie Fowler
Oro Valley, AZ
Arizona
2009
Kenzie Fowler
Oro Valley, AZ
Arizona
2010
Kasey Fagan
Dunnellon, FL
Florida/Arkansas
2011
Paige McDuffee
The Woodlands, TX
UCLA
2012
Geri Ann Glasco
Watkinsville, GA
Georgia/Oregon
2013
Carley Hoover
Central, SC
Stanford/LSU
2014
Taylor McQuillin
Mission Viejo, CA
Arizona
2015
Rachel Garcia
Palmdale, CA
UCLA
2016
Madilyn Nickles
Merced, CA
UCLA
2017
Taylor Dockins
Norco, CA
CSUF
2018
Megan Faraimo
San Diego, CA
UCLA
2019
Kelley Lynch[6]
Sharpsburg, GA
Washington
Track and Field[edit]
See also: Category:Track and field competitions in the United States
Male Track and Field Athlete of the Year
Year
Winner
Hometown
College
1986
Eric Mastalir
Carmichael, CA
Stanford
1987
Kamy Keshmiri
Reno, NV
Nevada
1988
Art Skipper
Sandy, OR
Oregon
1989
Dion Bentley
Pittsburgh, PA
Florida
1990
Brent Noon
Fallbrook, CA
Georgia
1991
Bryan Bronson
Jasper, TX
Rice
1992
Sheddric Fields
Dallas, TX
Houston
1993
Charles Mitchell
Waco, TX
Mississippi State
1994
Andre Scott
Sanford, FL
Auburn
1995
Michael Stember
Sacramento, CA
Stanford
1996
Michael Granville
Bell Gardens, CA
UCLA
1997
Sharif Karie
Springfield, VA
Arkansas
1998
Jon Stevens
Fremont, CA
Stanford
1999
Jacob Freeman
Warwick, RI
Manhattan
2000
Donald Sage
Elmhurst, IL
Stanford
2001
Alan Webb
Reston, VA
Michigan
2002
Brendan Christian
Austin, TX
Houston
2003
Kerron Clement
LaPorte, TX
Florida
2004
Jason Richardson
Cedar Hill, TX
South Carolina
2005
Ryan Whiting
Harrisburg, PA
Arizona State
2006
David Klech
San Ramon, CA
Oregon
2007
Bryshon Nellum
Los Angeles, CA
USC
2008
German Fernandez
Riverbank, CA
Oklahoma State
2009
Curtis Beach[16]
Albuquerque, NM
Duke
2010
Sam Crouser
Gresham, OR
Oregon
2011
Gunnar Nixon
Edmond, OK
Arkansas
2012
Abraham Hall
Grand Prairie, TX
Army
2013
Trayvon Bromell
St. Petersburg, FL
Baylor
2014
Trentavis Friday[17]
Cherryville, NC
Florida State
2015
Michael Norman
Murrieta, CA
USC
2016
Michael Norman
Murrieta, CA
USC
2017
Armand Duplantis
Lafayette, LA
LSU[18]
2018
Anthony Schwartz
Plantation, FL
Auburn
2019
Matthew Boling[19]
Houston, TX
Georgia
Female Track and Field Athlete of the Year
Year
Winner
Hometown
College
1986
Yolanda Johnson
Denver, CO
Colorado
1987
Janeene Vickers
Pomona, CA
UCLA
1988
Chryste Gaines
Dallas, TX
Stanford
1989
Angela Burnham
Oxnard, CA
UCLA
1990
Melissa Weis
Bakersfield, CA
Cal St.-Bakersfield
1991
Marion Jones
Oxnard, CA
North Carolina (track and basketball)
1992
Marion Jones
Thousand Oaks, CA
North Carolina (track and basketball)
1993
Marion Jones
Thousand Oaks, CA
North Carolina (track and basketball)
1994
Suzy Powell
Modesto, CA
UCLA
1995
Joanna Hayes
Riverside, CA
UCLA
1996
Kim Mortensen
Thousand Oaks, CA
UCLA
1997
Kinshasa Davis
Carson, CA
USC
1998
Angela Williams
Chino, CA
USC
1999
Stacy Martin
Ellettsville, IN
Auburn
2000
Monique Henderson
San Diego, CA
UCLA
2001
Ychlindria Spears
Luling, TX
Texas
2002
Sanya Richards
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Texas
2003
Allyson Felix
North Hills, CA
USC
2004
Shalonda Solomon
Inglewood, CA
South Carolina
2005
Brittany Daniels
Tracy, CA
Tennessee
2006
Bianca Knight
Ridgeland, MS
Texas
2007
Emily Pendleton
Lindsey, OH
Michigan
2008
Chanelle Price
Easton, PA
Tennessee
2009
Anna Jelmini
Shafter, CA
Arizona State
2010
Ashton Purvis
Oakland, CA
Miami (FL)
2011
Amy Weissenbach
Studio City, CA
Stanford
2012
Shelbi Vaughan
Mansfield, TX
Texas A&M
2013
Kendell Williams
Marietta, GA
Georgia
2014
Raven Saunders
Charleston, SC
Southern Illinois
2015
Candace Hill
Conyers, GA
Did not attend
2016
Sydney McLaughlin
Scotch Plains, NJ
Union Catholic/Kentucky
2017
Sydney McLaughlin
Scotch Plains, NJ
Union Catholic/Kentucky
2018
Katelyn Tuohy
Thiells, NY
NC State
2019
Jasmine Moore
Mansfield, TX
Georgia
Volleyball[edit]
Year
Winner
Hometown
College
1996
Kerri Walsh
San Jose, CA
Stanford
1997
Denise Boylan[20]
Lisle, IL
Notre Dame
1998
Sara Sandrik[21]
Pelham, AL
Stanford
1999
Logan Tom
Salt Lake City, UT
Stanford
2000
April Ross
Newport Beach, CA
USC
2001
Ogonna Nnamani
Bloomington, IL
Stanford
2002
Bre Ladd[22]
Tucson, AZ
Arizona
2003
Kristin Richards[23]
Orem, UT
Stanford
2004
Cynthia Barboza
Long Beach, CA
Stanford
2005
Cynthia Barboza
Long Beach, CA
Stanford
2006
Megan Hodge
Durham, NC
Penn State
2007
Alix Klineman[24]
Manhattan Beach, CA
Stanford
2008
Kelly Murphy[25]
Wilmington, IL
Florida
2009
Gina Mancuso
Papillion, NE
Nebraska
2010
Ashley Wittman
Shakopee, MN
Minnesota
2011
Krista Vansant
Redlands, CA
Washington
2012
Jordan Burgess
Tampa, FL
Stanford
2013
Lauren Carlini
Aurora, IL
Wisconsin
2014
Alexa Filley
Louisville, KY
Auburn
2015
Mikaela Foecke
West Point, IA
Nebraska
2016
Khalia Lanier
Phoenix, AZ
USC
2017
Lexi Sun
Solana Beach, CA
Texas/Nebraska
2018
Thayer Hall
Roebuck, SC
Florida
2019
Ellie Holzman
New Orleans, LA
Illinois
State winners[edit]
For the official list of state winners (including D.C.) from 1985 to the present, see footnote.[3]
See also[edit]
Wendy's High School Heisman (student-athletes in various sports)
National High School Hall of Fame
Naismith Prep Player of the Year Award
Mr. Basketball USA
List of U.S. high school basketball national player of the year awards
List of sports awards honoring women
References[edit]
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^ a b"Gatorade Player of the Year All-Time National Winners". Gatorade Player of the Year. Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. Archived from the original on March 31, 2019. Retrieved July 12, 2019.
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^ a b cCarroll, Charlotte (July 10, 2019). "Kelley Lynch, Bobby Witt Jr. Named Gatorade Athletes of the Year". Retrieved July 11, 2019.
^"UConn commit Bueckers named Gatorade POY". ESPN.com. March 9, 2020. Retrieved March 10, 2020.
^"Grant Fisher named Gatorade National Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year". USA Today. Gannett Co., Inc. January 30, 2014. Retrieved July 12, 2019 – via usatodayhss.com.
^Jung, Tristan (February 27, 2019). "Liam Anderson Named 2018-19 Gatorade National Boys Cross-Country Athlete of the Year". Sports Illustrated. Retrieved July 6, 2019.
^"Alexa Efraimson named Gatorade National Girls XC Runner of the Year". USA Today. Gannett Co., Inc. February 27, 2014. Retrieved July 12, 2019 – via usatodayhss.com.
^Chavez, Chris (February 7, 2019). "Katelyn Tuohy Wins Gatorade National Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year Award". Sports Illustrated. Retrieved July 6, 2019.
^"Ghanaian teen Farouk Osman voted Gatorade National Boys Soccer Player of the Year for third time". social_image.
^"Mary McDowell Profile". North Carolina Official Athletic Site - Women's Soccer. Archived from the original on June 4, 2009 – via tarheelblue.cstv.com.
^"Player Bio: Tia Bollinger :: Softball". Official Athletic Website of the University of Washington. Archived from the original on May 4, 2008 – via gohuskies.cstv.com.
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^"Mondo Duplantis Bio". LSUsports.net. Retrieved December 31, 2018.
^Coleman, Adam (June 28, 2019). "Strake Jesuit's Matthew Boling wins Gatorade National Boys Track Athlete of the Year". Houston Chronicle. Retrieved July 6, 2019.
^"Denise Boylan Bio :: Notre Dame Women's Volleyball :: UND.COM :: The Official Site of ND Athletics". cstv.com.
^"Player Bio: Sara Sandrik :: Women's Volleyball". Stanford University Official Athletic Site. Archived from the original on February 4, 2007 – via gostanford.cstv.com.
^"Player Bio: Bre Ladd". Archived from the original on May 29, 2009. Retrieved October 17, 2008.
^"Kristin Richards Profile". Stanford University Official Athletic Site. Archived from the original on December 24, 2008 – via gostanford.cstv.com.
^"Alix Klineman Profile". Stanford University Official Athletic Site. Archived from the original on December 21, 2008 – via gostanford.cstv.com.
^"Kelly Murphy". GatorZone.com. Archived from the original on February 23, 2014.
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