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After weeks of intense competition starring incredible young athletes, we’re proud to introduce the Youth Athlete of the Year. This rising star embodies everything we love about sports: dedication to greatness, fierce competition, and commitment to teammates and competitors alike.
From football to lacrosse to basketball, Tripp is a dedicated athlete who loves being challenged. With Cooper Kupp, Justin Jefferson, and Jim Everett as idols, he has big aspirations and brings energy and teamwork to every game.
With the incredible support of our community, we raised $21,660,605 that will be split equally, benefiting the V Foundation and Why Not You Foundation.
An all-star team of pros joined us to help competitors improve their skills and become better athletes—both on and off the field.
Super Bowl Champion and 10-time Pro Bowler Russell Wilson is entering his 14th NFL season as quarterback for the New York Giants. As a top-five all-time leader in passer rating with 121 career wins, he's also the proud founder of the Why Not You Foundation, dedicated to empowering today's youth.
Thaddeus Bullarrd, better known as WWE superstar Titus O'Neil, is a father of 3, athlete, philanthropist, and author. He played college and arena football before transitioning to professional wrestling in 2009. He's described as one of the most philanthropic wrestlers in WWE history.
Chaunté Lowe is a mother, four-time Olympian high jumper , professional speaker, and cancer survivor. She is the American record holder for indoor and outdoor women's high jump.
Macklin Celebrini is an NHL center and was selected first overall by the San Jose Sharks in the 2024 NHL Entry draft. He's the youngest recipient of the Hobey Baker Award.
A member of the U.S. Women's National Team since 2018, Haleigh Washington is a 2X Olympic volleyball player who was named the best middle blocker during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics games. She's a graduate of Penn State where she helped lead the team to the 2014 NCAA national championship.
Colossal is a nationally registered professional fundraiser that inspires people to advocate for themselves and those in need. Through online competitions like Youth Athlete of the Year, Colossal offers participants the opportunity to make their mark while also making a big impact.
