JFIFC    $ &%# #"(-90(*6+"#2D26;=@@@&0FKE>J9?@=C  =)#)==================================================~" }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?j(nf0[sJG#q\Ljr8:ϓEb cc.nZpv@MV>0?D5%V{֧c]ُ)\|Us4?s2Z5G,Eˍ6Sʚ|_!mgn2TEMEÑnݱOoݴ}_U Zx9:bRQ#-]HLmUo@MAhH/t5Ǭz\ab/6YSޢlOevB3Rts\458<Q_ jK{9`r -q6Ύa{<WicW^fc袊 hۣ qRQ@]χ/7N^ʄVs޸ݷ )'uyi?ʼ4uAlCjh(NF?vPK{\s,q͵zŚ4v;`3nRy3A~CRQc} rcĺ<#цٴ佄:\Hp9R(IZ Rc!'ѪqOmA&th\19'$Y^dbzw>%FOcHTss,#,N}iA'޳,*}y`\;tkoݚ19i zbr^aT'+E#'k\],mmJM>BKMdUʎ{V^}NՉ}k֬!ԬpCuRg*MOZkfQ]tsןʽR8qb ؝?ŷ0 < ۚ밙;h (('?yZ&A:S#^cer➱ӝ,p^kKw7,WWgb  E9RMȩMٳGK*7QɪLvHƭw[OAD9 p 掬nIjg8)w1~u~;%97?\z;&(6c9x^f6_ȒDʁ1:*.;h*Lx99>"T~s)+:F?@ѓ따|ϲ3]]u(AEPY)ּxdn䏰N}ZY~ 1{ӱVyNd;[5-̊©>pC2NRj|Y(H gx/Y=Rgj/?X{*fs!T6*Hcۭtc=XJ|^Q^;mcOaff_ȑA1 UkvV<3K&O1'.1~:5$%#iJzw9" ΤxzD\፥#(MvqFCl She's been extremely dedicated, says Sargent, who has been teaching physical education and coaching at Malta High for seven years.  LeeAnn has been open to whatever recommendations we make. She's expected to give 100 percent and she's given everything she has. I can honestly say that with each day I see an improvement in her performance.<br> When she's on the court she is all over. She'll go to the floor with anyone for the ball. And she's not afraid to tell you you've been goofing off in practice. She's a serious athlete. She also has a 4.0 grade point average. She's smart. It makes for a tough situation when someone excels to this degree. Some kids love her to death, while others have different feelings. <br>LeeAnn speaks directly and succinctly with no hint of the vacuous Valley Girl TV-teen talk. She agrees that her athletic and academic fame on such a small campus acts as a double-edged sword. But she doesn't hesitate to point out that she has many, many friends from very diverse groups including her drama class. She attends dances and on the weekends goes cruising with friends. She's well adjusted, but her activities add up to a life that few other teens or their parents would consider the teenage norm.<br> I've got a tremendous amount of energy and never get tired, she admits in a phone interview at 7 pm, on a school night just minutes after she has returned home from a practice.  I get to school about 8:15 am and hardly ever get home before 5:30 or 6 pm. During swimming season the hours are longer, but I never leave school at 3.<br> I'm usually the first one there and the last to leave, she says. It's an ethic that has led millions to success in academic, athletic and career pursuits.<br><br><br>Strength Training<br><br>While strength and coordination have always been in her favor, LeeAnn's choice of sports is based more on passion than genetic gifts.<br> She makes her own choices regarding what sports to participate in, says Coach Sargent.  If she is clearly inclined to any single activity I'd have to say that it's exercise. She wants to be good at everything she doe