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Sorted Alphabetically by LAST Name Updated at 11/8/18 at 7:00 A.M Sorted alphabetically by LAST name Updated at 11/8/18 at 7:00 a.m. Name Bib# Aguilar M De Redante, 993 Alvarado, Adrian 900 Angie, Jill 2837 Abar, Ashley 9564 Aguilar, AlanSandra C 7112 Alvarado, Glenny 1957 Anhorn, Brent 10323 Abar, Scott 550 Aguilar, Angel 9360 Alvarado, Jose 3576 Aningalan, Rachelle 3350 Abbonizio, Sarah 6181 Aguilar, Danny 9411 Alvarado, Marisol 1958 Ankney, Christopher 7986 Abbott, Andrew 3312 Aguilar, Emileah 5851 Alvarado, Veronica 3648 Annenkov, Dmitrii 1658 Abbott, Jeff 7210 Aguirre Jr., Nicolas 10363 Alvarez, Azeneth 1745 Antico, Christine 5655 Abdrakhmanov, Russ 1882 Aguirregaviria, Maritza 294 Alvarez, Bernard 5728 Antoniazzi, Gino 2777 Abdul-Karim, Ruqayyah 7008 Ahern, Christian 7046 Alvarez, Noel 10521 Antosy, Matthew 9543 Abdullah, Aaron 472 Ahern, Gina 9458 Alvayero, Jose 7189 Anuat, Don 9429 Abdullah, Kareem 3354 Ahmad, Shanzay 6757 Amabile, Erin 6842 Anuszewski, Cooper 1506 Abeles, Murray 9860 Ahrens, Lauren 2408 Amadeo, Megan 8800 Anuszewski, Heather 1504 Abella, Renato 260 Aikens, Jessica 7684 Amalfitano, Nicholas 1366 Anuszewski, James 1505 Abelson, Daniel 4586 Aina, Joseph 2480 Amaro, Andy 6224 Aparicio, Alexis 2861 Abernathy, Claire 6382 Aina, Milad 2482 Amaro, Christina 1858 Aparicio, Roger 7160 Abid, Raheem 1494 Akimov, Akim 8271 Amato, Justine 736 Aplanalp, Amy 5822 Abidin, Risman Harif 7633 Akins, Cathy 1270 Amato, Pete 737 Aplanalp, Jake 5823 Abouhamad, Jad 9749 Alaparthi, Rajendra 6782 Amatuzzi, Ana Paula 4109 Applegate, Kathleen 6595 Abraham, Cibbey 3664 Alarcon-Perez, Brallan 1891 Ameen, Hadley 5642 Aquila, Amanda 2299 Abraham, Jacob 4419 Albarran, Rafael Alejandro 9242 Amendola, Joseph 6965 Aquilino, Catherine 5470 Abraham, Mark 8784 Alberts, Samuel 8244 Ames, Gregory 9486 Aquino, Lee 5303 Abramson, Ellen 11 Alberts, Sheldon 7688 Amirzafari, Kam 7765 Aquino, Osvaldo 10186 Abramson, Glen 2684 Albertson, Julie 1193 Ammar, Michael 8479 Arafin, Shameel 7012 Abramson, Justin 914 Albracht, Ron 5717 Ammazzaorsi, Brandon 654 Arana, Mario 1052 Abramson, Kelly 2685 Albrecht, Rachel 6495 Ammazzaorsi, Mark 656 Aranda, Carmen 9789 Abramson, Rachel 8317 Alcantara, Felix 7616 Ammiano, Gabriella 10173 Araujo, Bryan 5568 Abreu, Rafael 3134 Aldaya, Emma 1212 Amorin, William 1662 Arboleda, Marjory 7927 Abuan, Andrew 8765 Alden, Erin 881 Amrhein, Alex 3957 Archambo, Allison 1691 Abuawad, Ahlam 2263 Alderman, Logan 2343 Amrhein, Kathryn 3809 Archer, Vanessa 8836 Abuawad, Amnah 2335 Alderman, Richard 8624 Anandamohan, Jaishan 3946 Arcinese, Ali 3228 Abuawad, Maher 2235 Aleksiejczyk, Elizabeth 1141 Anaya, Ada 1674 Arcinese, Tom 3229 Accardi, Jamie 8981 Aleshire, Elaine 4105 Anaya, Nelson 8953 Arellano, Gilberto 2203 Aceste, Vincent 513 Alexander, Amanda 6753 Anderes-Mullen, Ann 8142 Argast, Deirdre 8909 Acevedo, Carlos 8202 Alexander, Brandi 4255 Anders, Melissa 10320 Argerakis, Peter 3793 Acevedo, Starlin 3318 Alexis, Nancy 9609 Andersen, Karl 2708 Argueta, Yessenia 1833 Achard, Astrid 6233 Alfaro, Natasha 10298 Andersen, Kristen 2706 Arias, Genoveva 4028 Acolatse, Etsa 2524 Alfaro, Pamela 3486 Anderson, Becky 5821 Arias, Laurie 9351 Ada, Phillip 3122 Alford-Tate, Nathan 4780 Anderson, Boston 9898 Arizmendi Diaz, Roberto 10465 Adamek, Sylvia 6278 Aliano Ruiz, Katherine 6222 Anderson, Cassandra 9027 Arkell, Chuck 4264 Adami, Peter 4318 Aliano, Joanna 6249 Anderson, David 8832 Arkell, Kerry 4265 Adams Pennise, Valerie 463 Alicea, Clara 1798 Anderson, Eric 10092 Arkell, Rance 4266 Adams, Amy 3088 Alicea, Jeanette 7791 Anderson, Gasa 1170 Arlt, Jean 1361 Adams, Christine 6849 Alicea, Linda 1946 Anderson, Lyndsay 7863 Armenteros, Steven 2491 Adams, Edmund 7737 Alioto, Devon 5369 Anderson, Michael (27) 1733 Armstrong, Cara 1693 Adams, Jenna 3668 Alkaysi, Mo 4062 Anderson, Michael (28) 8604 Armstrong, Christine 5640 Adams, Karen 403 Allali, Youness 10413 Anderson, Michael (3) 833 Armstrong, Jennifer 8490 Adams, Nick 5747 Allchin, Dan 10223 Anderson, Michelle 9897 Armstrong, Kylie 9065 Adams, Susan 2854 Allcorn, Heather 1791 Anderson, Nicole 5511 Arndt, Danny 10039 Addabbo, Michael 8919 Allegra, Chris 2849 Anderson, Talene 2852 Arnold, Charles 6921 Addezio, Devon 315 Allen, Chris 261 Anderson, Thomas 3204 Arnold, Greg 38 Addison, Sean 6905 Allen, Erica 4300 Andjelic, Nina 8663 Arnold, Jamie 7960 Addy, Chris 3477 Allen, Jeanna 1754 Andrade, Alejandro 8389 Arnold, Jennifer 6922 Adesina, Adeyinka 2099 Allen, Jennifer 8822 Andrade, Saul 2677 Arnold, Joseph 8447 Adezio, Andrew 8882 Allen, Kate 6635 Andrejewski, Edward 2887 Arnott, Alaine 7203 Adkins, Christina 2667 Allen, Katy 3084 Andrews, Diana 3498 Arpa, Vince 2915 Adorno, Carmen 7990 Allen, Kelley 9399 Andrews, Jean 3407 Arpaia, Lisa 8623 Adorno, Julio 6141 Allen, Kelly 2688 Andrews, Lee 6422 Arreola, Gabriel 8552 Adorno, Miguel 8250 Allen, Laurie 2557 Andrews, Liz 5685 Arreola, Isabel 1179 Adorno, Stefanie 8530 Allen, Rachel 5475 Andrews, Robert (15) 10300 Arreola, Virginia 1178 Aduri, Goutham 6636 Allen, Thomas 8821 Andrews, Robert (3) 8134 Arribas, Guillermo 7035 Agarwal, Angeli 5581 Alleyne, Gabrielle 6690 Andrews, Silvia 6999 Arrigo, Sarah 9728 Agarwalla, Anjali 6223 Allgaier, Matthew 7900 Andricks, Krystal 50 Arteaga, Nury 9599 Agarwalla, Usha 3033 Allison, Jeffrey 5635 Andrychowski, Nicholas 10303 Asai, Makoto 8723 Agarwalla, Vipin 3034 Allvord, Evan 3716 Andrzejewski, Brenda 6106 Ascher, Michael 4359 Agati, Donna 7113 Alnaser, Aymen 2496 Anesti, Dimitri 4507 Aschettino, Carmella 5385 Agee, Natalie 4162 Alperin, Robyn 2591 Ang, Jessy 3545 Asencio, David 8963 Aggarwal, Barkha 2189 Alshehabi, Sam 4598 Angelis, Betsy 1742 Ashby, James 2584 Agmed, Asif 4340 Alt, Kelly 5812 Angell, Corrie 5915 Ashcraft, Deborah 815 Agnor, Alex 786 Altamar, Esperanza 748 Angell, Mikel 5916 Ashe, Kelly 2414 Agosto, Enrique 3816 Altomare, Mary 9008 Angelo, Michele 9735 Ashley, Maraline 5859 Agrawal, Arpita 9971 Altomare, Michael 8021 Angelos, Meghan 5845 Ashline, Deana 4150 Agudelo, Christian 2515 Alva, Julio 3156 Angelucci, Lori 5483 Ashline, Mykala 4187 1 Sorted alphabetically by LAST name Updated at 11/8/18 at 7:00 a.m. Ashline, Zachary 4151 Bailey, Bryant 1199 Bargeron, Chrissy 5550 Baureis, Scott 3185 Ashokkumar, Vinodkumar 9344 Bailey, Byron 9507 Barker, Lindsey 5321 Bausch, Denise 1722 Askew, Tiffany 3619 Bailey, Caitlin 6256 Barksdale, Jamal 1800 Bautista, Lourdes 6937 Asparro, Jay 10119 Bailey, Erich 7685 Barletta, Geoffrey 3320 Baxter, Brian 3978 Assis, Daniel 8475 Bailey, Gordon 2932 Barletta, Michael 2477 Baxter, Dawn 3283 Aston, Jamie 1815 Bailey, Josiah 1200 Barnard, Brandon 3597 Bay, Luz 9705 Aston, Lynne 5976 Bainbridge, Isaiah 830 Barnes, John 8941 Beahan, Rebekah 6354 Astorga, Bertha 3685 Bainbridge, Jake 828 Barnes, Kilsy 647 Beal, Christy 6378 Atavwigho, Ochuko 9544 Bainbridge, James 827 Barnes, Lindsay 8153 Beals, Katharine 6787 Atikian, Rita 7858 Bainbridge, Justin 829 Barnes, Nicola 5577 Beam, Cory 5378 Atkinson, Angela 2430 Bainbridge, Kelly 8290 Barnes, Steven 9724 Beane, Jennifer 1594 Atkinson, Gretchen 715 Bainey, Jenn 2947 Barney, Gwenn 2702 Bearry, Kimberly 161 Atkinson, Sheena 2007 Bair, Becci 9810 Barnosky, Joy 2621 Beasley, Eva 7676 Auddino, Christopher 36 Bair, Colton 7152 Barnosky, Stephen 2623 Beasley, Lettie 3529 Augustin, Jeffrey 841 Bajana, Randy 10508 Barnum, Jacqueline 3589 Beattie, James 7696 Augustson, Meghan 9270 Bajnath, Patrice 2385 Barone, Samantha 6304 Beavers, Rhonda 7918 Aupperle, Andy 2838 Bak, Edward 8971 Barr, Kristen 1114 Bechtel, Jennifer 4309 Auriemma, Colleen 522 Baker, Bernadette 7766 Barrale, Dominic 2304 Beck, Caitlin 6476 Auriemma, David 525 Baker, Brittany 8898 Barrale, Emily 2305 Beck, Meredith 6027 Aurora, Cameran 4649 Baker, Charles 1528 Barrale, Frank 2504 Becker, Caryn 2122 Aurora, Christina 4648 Baker, Gene 2860 Barrale, Jo 2503 Beckingham, Trevor 7609 Aurora, Joseph 4822 Baker, Joseph 4819 Barranco, Dominick 9440 Beckley, Lauren 6152 Ausareny, Justyna 4287 Baker, Lisa 7823 Barrera, William 10027 Beckman, Joshua 8143 Auslander-Stevens, Reba 6206 Baker, Matthew 2930 Barrett, Joe 2954 Beckman, Noah 8133 Austin, Dante 9700 Baker, Patricia 160 Barrett, Renee 2549 Beckmann, Sebastian 4081 Austin, Maureen 5657 Baker, Rebecca 2862 Barrios, Juan J 6563 Becktell, Joshua 6974 Austin, Skylar 3901 Baker, Vanessa 4782 Barron, Barbie 2836 Bedics, Patricia 2763 Aux, Lori 1641 Bakre, Amol 1848 Barron, Mary 2771 Bednar-Thumm, Andrea 9800 Aux, Stephen 8969 Bakula, Arkadiusz 2825 Barron, Zack 3324 Bednar, Susan 111 Avakoff, Elizabeth 953 Balaji, Lakshmi 2769 Barroso, Juan 965 Bedrick, Bill 8769 Avallon, Karen 7142 Baldasare, Theresa 9420 Barrow, Kimberly 4350 Beebe, Erin 8366 Avallone, Alyssa 9578 Baldera, Romin 1026 Barry, Arianna 8346 Beebe, Kevin 691 Avalos, Alejandro 3827 Balderston, Michael 8999 Bartek, Victoria 1311 Beer, Lynnette 4493 Avalos, Maria 9623 Baldwin, Rebecca 9024 Bartenstein, Bernie 2917 Begagic, Jasmin 1639 Avalos, Miguel 9620 Balestrieri, Enza 4194 Barth, Gus 1306 Begansky, Stephanie 840 Avelino, Arvie 3830 Balestrieri, Vincent 4193 Barth, Sarah 1307 Beielin, Mark 6692 Avellino, Danielle 4035 Ball, Christina 1548 Bartle, Andrew 10002 Beisel, Samantha T. 7886 Aversano, Gino 2613 Balla, Krisztina 8051 Bartlett, Justin 1875 Belangee, Stephanie 1526 Avila, Carlos 6981 Ballarati, Juan 3951 Barto, Kerry 3073 Belinski, Jill 2161 Avila, Frank 1532 Ballen, Amanda 8952 Bartocci, Noel 2665 Bell, Chris 1927 Avila, Karen 6001 Ballhorst, Blake 4058 Bartolini, Ana 6935 Bell, Dean 5770 Avila, Kathrine 7028 Balogun, Yetunde 5495 Bartolo, Patrick 9382 Bell, Harrison 10345 Avila, Paul 9341 Balsam, Tricia 6275 Bartoshesky,
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