ESPN RISE

Who's got game? Each month, ESPN RISE finds out. Here are the athletes we recognized in November:

MYWAN JACKSON
ARMWOOD -- FOOTBALL

The Hawks' defense gets a lot of attention, and rightly so. But sometimes lost in the discussion is the play of Jackson, a crucial part of an Armwood team considered one of the best in the nation. Case in point: Jackson's performance against Jefferson on Oct. 3. The 5-foot-11, 170-pound senior signal caller threw for five touchdowns and rushed for more than 100 yards and another score as the Hawks prevailed, 41-0. He could move to wide receiver or defensive back at the next level.

CAITLIN MCGRAW, JENNA DOERFLER
WINTER PARK -- GIRLS' TENNIS

In September, McGraw and Doerfler captured a USTA Level 3 national doubles tournament title in Delray Beach. The Winter Park duo defeated junior Brittany Dubins, the No. 2 state singles champion for Dr. Krop last spring, and Jaime Yapp-Shing, who won the Class 1A overall doubles title for Ransom Everglades. Doerfler was named Girls' Tennis Player of the Year by The Orlando Sentinel last spring, while McGraw earned first team All-Central Florida honors.

PAIGE GOODWIN
TAMPA PREP -- GIRLS' SOCCER

Goodwin was instrumental in the Terps' Class 2A state championship run last season. The senior striker scored the winning goal as Tampa Prep defeated American Heritage-Delray, 2-1, on penalty kicks in last year's state final. A four-year starter, Goodwin has committed to play for the University of Central Florida next season. She scored 28 goals and added 23 assists last year, earning first team All-Hillsborough honors from The Tampa Tribune.

CORREY JOHNSON
LAKE HOWELL -- GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL

Johnson is one of the state's best players, a 6-foot-4 middle blocker who dominates the court with her length and athleticism. She is rated No. 14 in the Class of 2009 by PrepVolleyball.com and has committed to play volleyball for Cal. She earned All-State second team honors after racking up 348 kills and 162 blocks and leading the Silver Hawks to the Class 5A semifinals. Also a strong defensive presence on the basketball court, Johnson transferred into Lake Howell from Lyman as a junior.