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INTRODUCING THE 2000 SAMMY WINNERS

The Milk Mustache Campaign is pleased to introduce the Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache of the Year or SAMMY 2000 Winners. Pictured here are the third annual award winners. SAMMY 2000 recognizes outstanding scholar athletes in grade 12 from high schools throughout the contiguous United States. Judging is based on academic performance, athletic excellence, leadership and community service. Each scholar athlete receives a $7,500 college scholarship, an invitation to attend an awards weekend and the opportunity to be pictured in national publications including this magazine and USA TODAY.

Notes

Surviving bibliographic citation identifies USA Today's 'Introducing the 2000 SAMMY Winners' as June 23, 2000, pp. 10–11; collector inventory also preserves standard and oversized versions.

Main image replaced with a larger copy of the same ad (3,000 pixels wide), made from the PDF the campaign posted on bodybymilk.com, as kept by the Internet Archive.

Winners

2000 SAMMY winners as printed in the ad (25)

• Jona Anderson — Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin
• Shelby Clark — Aurora, Colorado
• Nydia Clayton — Nanuet, New York
• Mike Derse — Ventura, California
• Lindsay Elizabeth Farrer — Kalamazoo, Michigan
• Heather Foran — Cumberland, Maine
• Matthew Goldberg — Tucson, Arizona
• Louisa W. Hall — Haverford, Pennsylvania
• Kristen M. Hand — Woodburn, Oregon
• Josh Hatch — Lovell, Wyoming
• Mojahed (Mo) Idlibi — Huntersville, North Carolina
• Kacee L. Jossis — Boise, Idaho
• Philip W. Laird — Valparaiso, Florida
• Paul H. Park — Carmel, Indiana
• John Andrew Pasquesi — Hawthorn Woods, Illinois
• Chad Pilcher — West Monroe, Louisiana
• Ryan Patrick Ponton — Virginia Beach, Virginia
• Katie Rhode — Lubbock, Texas
• Brad J. Schultz — Ogden, Utah
• Ryan Takeshita — Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Joshua Taylor — Perkins, Oklahoma
• Lindsay Thieman — Minster, Ohio
• Brady Toops — New London, Minnesota
• Chris Williams — Lawrence, Kansas
• Kate Worden — Bedford, New Hampshire