E.J. King’s Moa Best receives the designation for the third time in her four years as a Cobra.

Twenty current students from DODEA-Pacific schools are set to earn at least partial athletic scholarships to play various sports at universities in the States starting in the fall.

Yokota High School senior Zaylee Gubler starred on the mound and at bat — and also earned top honors in the class as the school’s valedictorian.

Senior played on his third title team in four years, starring on the field and at the plate as the Royals won again. He’ll be playing in college next year.

Sophomore transferred from Florida early in the season and then pitched the Royals to their third straight D-I softball championship.

Dragons senior starred on the mound and at the plate as team went 24-3 en route to reclaiming Far East D-I baseball title.

Senior captain led Ramstein to back-to-back D-I titles, taking on a facilitator’s role this season as the team went unbeaten.

Royals junior captain helped his team win its second straight D-I crown and has a goal to play professionally after his school days are over.

Cobras senior grew as a player as he helped the school’s boys soccer program go from one win to Far East D-II champs in three seasons.

Senior, who will play at Glenville State next year, led on and off the field as Kubasaki won its ninth Far East title.