Hortonville High School

Sarah is an aspiring accounting major at the University of Wisconsin–Madison with plans to attend law school. Selected as Hortonville High School’s representative for the Wisconsin Leadership Seminar, she went on to serve as Public Relations Director for the Alumni Association and currently holds the position of Board Vice President. A varsity girls soccer player, Sarah shared her passion for the sport by coaching youth teams and mentoring middle school students through the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She has also held leadership roles in DECA and served as a Crew Leader and Sunday School teacher for Vacation Bible School. Sarah balances her time between three jobs—including roles at the Timber Rattlers Stadium, the YMCA, and the Fox Club—and is a member of both the National and Spanish Honor Societies.

New London High School

Max is heading to the University of Wisconsin–Madison to pursue a finance degree, inspired by his parents’ careers in business. Max prepared for college with advanced coursework, earning straight A’s, even while taking AP, dual-credit, and finance-related classes. He was active in National Honor Society, Math League, and numerous extracurriculars—including varsity football, basketball, and track—where he earned “Best Teammate” awards and multiple medals. Max also excelled in the arts, performing in musicals, show choir, and even with Barry Manilow and at the Grand Ole Opry. Committed to his community, Max volunteered with Student Council, Wreaths Across America, and as a coach at a youth basketball camp.

Shiocton High School

Tyler is planning to attend the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point to pursue a degree in Business Administration, with interests in accounting and finance. Tyler aims to give back to his community by managing a business that creates jobs and provides valuable goods or services. While in high school, Tyler worked for a local grocery store, balancing employment with his school and club responsibilities. He was an active member and leader in National Honor Society, Student Council, and Future Business Leaders of America as Chapter Vice President and then Chapter President. Tyler contributed over 160 hours of community service, including leading an Eagle Scout project for the City of New London Parks and Recreation Department. His