WrestlingJack Barnes, Seoul American – Defending Far East 215-pound champion won two bouts, one by technical fall, the other by pin, to remain unbeaten on the season and keep the Falcons unbeaten as a team.Ricky Salinas, Kadena – Won his Okinawa debut by pin at 168 pounds, making him 11-0 on the season, including 10 victories in DODDS Japan competition before transferring to Okinawa.Dre Paylor, Nile C. Kinnick – Won three times, twice by technical fall and once by pin, to stay unbeaten in 2015 – in his first season on the mat – and help the Red Devils defend their Kanto regular-season title.

Boys basketballMyles Haynes, Seoul American – Averaged 13 points, 5 steals and 6 assists in two games, both victories, and helped the Falcons remain unbeaten on the season.Nicholas White, Osan – Scored 33 points in a loss to Seoul American, the Cougars’ first of the season, but improving his DODDS Pacific-leading scoring average to 30.5 points per game.Joone Abaya, Daegu – Junior guard averaged 18 points in two games, both Warriors losses, but the two closest games the team has played this season.Jamario Harris, Kadena – Averaged 11.4 points per game as his team went 5-3 and was the only Panther named to the All-Tournament team in the Martin Luther King Invitational Basketball Tournament. Nick Ashley, Kubasaki – Averaged 12.4 points over eight games to help the Dragons finish fourth in the MLK.

Girls basketballGlenesha Berryman, Seoul American – Averaged 8 rebounds in two games, both victories, helping the Falcons remain unbeaten in their last eight games.Taylor Myatt, Daegu – Senior post player continued her recent surge by averaging 15.5 points and 11 rebounds in two games, both Warriors losses.Jasmine Rhodes, Kadena – Averaged 12.4 points per game in helping lead the Panthers to their third MLK Tournament finals appearance in the last four years and was named All-Tournament.