Posted: 6:00 am Sunday, June 14th, 2015

By Jodie Wagner American Heritage — Nick Rubinowicz. An All-Area First Team punter/kicker for the Stallions’ football team, he also maintained a 4.81 honors-point average and earned an AP Scholar with Honor award. He will play football at the University of Maryland. Benjamin — Savannah Logan. A multi-sport athlete who set a school record by earning 19 varsity letters, she also was a member of the National Honor Society and Cum Laude Society, maintained a 4.09 honors-point average, and took nine advanced placement courses. She will play volleyball at Rider University. Boca Raton — Alexandra Kasper. A two-sport varsity athlete who qualified for the state championships in track this season, the junior also holds a 5.75 honors-point average, is a member of the English, Science and National Honor Societies, and is ranked No. 1 in her class. Cardinal Newman — Theresa Jacobs. A standout soccer and lacrosse player who has earned numerous honors in both sports, she also maintained a 4.18honors-point average and earned a Florida Bright Futures scholarship. She will attend Florida State University. Dreyfoos — Steffan Gawlikowski. A three-sport athlete who excelled at soccer, track and field and swimming, he also maintained a 3.25 grade point average, was a Pathfinder Nominee in athletics, and earned 12 varsity letters. He will play soccer at La Salle University. Dwyer — Maddie Wagner. A three-year varsity soccer player who has earned All-Conference honors in each of her three seasons, the junior also is an FBLA Business Math Award winner, carries a 4.94 honors-point average, and studies in the school’s International Baccalaureate program. Glades Day — Thomas Corzo. A talented pitcher for the Gators’ baseball team, he also served as president of Student Council and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, was a Pathfinder Nominee in mathematics, and maintained a 4.37 honors-point average. He will attend Florida State University. FAU High — Connor Bradley. A two-sportathlete who excels in track and field and basketball, the junior also is a member of the National Honor Society, serves as treasurer of the school’s Student Athlete Leadership Team, and maintains a 4.0 grade point average. Forest Hill — Hector Perdigon. A varsity basketball and baseball player who earned Pitcher of the Year honors in 2014 and 2015, the junior also maintains a 3.2 grade point average, serves in Student Government, and is a teen counselor with the Police Athletic League. Grandview Prep — Danielle Randle. A member of the Pride’s 2014 state championship girls basketball team, she also maintained a 4.07 honors-point average, and was a member of the National Honor Society. She will attend the University of Florida. John I. Leonard — Amanda Colas. A three-sport athlete who played volleyball, lacrosse and flag football, she also was a member of the National Honor Society and the school’s Medical Club, and maintained a 3.8 grade point average. She will attend the University ofFlorida. Jupiter — Dani Jaffe. A four-year varsity starter in volleyball who played in a school-record 116 games, she also maintained a 5.10 honors-point average, was a member of five honor societies, and was the school’s Pathfinder Nominee for sports. She will attend the University of Florida. Jupiter Christian — Devon Bradford. A four-time state qualifier in cross-country who also ran track and played basketball, he maintained a 4.17 honors-point average and received the school’s Career Achievement Award. He will attend the University of North Florida. King’s Academy — Payton Campbell. A multiple state qualifier in track and field and cross-country, she also is a member of the National Honor Society, maintained a 4.41 honors-point average, and ranked fifth in her class. She will attend the University of Florida. Lake Worth Christian — Josh Bom. A two-sport athlete who earned seven varsity letters in soccer and cross-country, he also maintained a 4.38 honors-point average, served as