Kendra Kassonie started playing softball when she was nine years old, after watching her dad play in league for a few years.  She has succeeded on the field but also in the classroom and is currently second in her class- just behind another Wendy’s High School Heisman recipient and classmate, Collin O’Kane.

One of her hobbies is music and she has played the violin for nine years.

One major achievement during her time playing softball for Wake Christian Academy was winning a State Championship last year.

Collin will attend NC State in the fall where he hopes to major in mechanical or civil engineering.

Check out part of Collin’s interview, where he shares his experiences from the soccer field.

Ever since Kathryn Fogartie started playing soccer when she was two-years old, it was obvious that she was going to be a great athlete.  In seventh grade Kathryn became a three-sport athlete and has excelled in soccer, basketball and volleyball ever since.  She has been selected as All-Conference in all three sports during her time at Ravenscroft and is most proud of her All-State recognition received in volleyball.

Soccer is Kathryn’s favorite sport and she believes it comes naturally.

Academics and basketball are not the only things that Zenab Keita has to juggle on a day-to-day basis.  As Student Body President at Knightdale High she understands the importance of time management.  With the coaching of teachers and peers Zenab has improved her time management and confidence in her ability to compete in basketball.

Check out the video above to hear how she learned she was a High School Heisman.

Zenab will attend the University of Delaware next year to play basketball with the Blue Hens.

Wendy’s High School Heisman recipient, Kelsey Campbell is used to juggling multiple sports and still receiving ‘A’s and ‘B’s in her classes. With three and a half years of basketball and classes at Cary High School under her belt she looks forward to attending Belmont Abbey next year to continue playing basketball.