One win in the Bassmaster CastingKids National Championship is enough for most children. Two wins suits a few others. But Sierra Voisin of Ontario, Canada, needed three before the CastingKids competition program ended. And today, three was her lucky number.

She and her older sister, Shauni, already had three trophies between them. Today, she and Shauni competed in the two age divisions, 7-10 and 11-14, to win again. Both sisters tied for first and went to the cast-off round. Shauni lost the cast-off by 10 points, but Sierra got to cast for a third time. And then, in Round 3, she won against CJ Guest by 20 points and took home trophy No. 3.

"I'm excited for her," says Shauni. Sierra, age 10, doesn't say much, but she gleams as she holds her trophy. She wasn't nervous ahead of time, she says, "and I thought I did pretty well in the cast-offs."

Three victories may have been sweet for Sierra, but Jared Raymer was thrilled with his first-time victory.

"This is surreal," says Raymer, 15. "Words can't even describe it." He won the older age division in a cast-off against Shauni Voisin. "While I was up there," he says, "I kept thinking about my grandma, who died 16 years ago today. She was there with me and she helped me through this. I didn't even get to know her, but I'd like to think she would have been proud."

Raymer gives lots of credit to his 30 minutes a day of practice, but he says what gave him the edge was likely the lucky cookies his cousin, Heather, made for him. "No one can make chocolate chip cookies like she can, and I had some before the competition today," he says, smiling.

"I owe a lot of thanks to my parents for making sure I practiced my casting," he continues, "and if it weren't for them and Rusty and Jake Heibert, who taught me how to cast, I wouldn't be where I am today. I also appreciate the Kentucky B.A.S.S. Federation Nation. They've really done a lot for me."

Sierra has similar sentiments. The fifth-grader says she is grateful to her family for bringing her to Florida for the competition. "And I thank my school, too, for letting me practice in the gym every day," she says.