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IE Schedule 2018 for SCHED Judges Day Event name N/V Time F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 1:30 Watkins Kelly Megan McNabb Sparkman High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 1:37 Nini Nguyen Erika Hardman Bob Jones High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 1:44 Abi Windham Sheradyn Avettant Bob Jones High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 1:51 Dominick Gomez Valerie Villagrana Florence High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 1:58 Denette Davis Sydney Taylor Colbert Heights High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 2:05 Iman Hankins Mackenzie Ellison Sparkman High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 2:12 Caroline Simmons Brianna Bramlett Thompson High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 2:19 Adrian Parker Andrea Segura Florence High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 2:25 Logan Brink Maggie Green Bob Jones High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 2:32 Michael Mercado Kaiven Kirkman Florence High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 2:39 Eleanor Matheney Sierra Frazier Bob Jones High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 2:46 Emily Bradbury Gabbi Lones St. John Paul II Catholic High DRAMATIC School F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 2:53 Narci Hardin Ryan Jacobs Sparkman High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 3:00 Kamaryn Robinson Jade Taylor Sparkman High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 3:17 Jarrett Stephens Brooke Heath Bob Jones High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 3:24 Kai Vest Mackenzie Edwards Bob Jones High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 3:31 Ariel Burton Anna Littrell Sparkman High School DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 3:38 Sara Watson Azaria Crutcher- Sparkman High School DRAMATIC Vasquez F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 3:45 Grant Lundy EmaLeigh Shelt Lee High DRAMATIC F 4. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 3:52 Kansas McWhirter Riley McGarrah Florence High School DRAMATIC 000000!1 F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 2:00 Meagan Robinson Emma Hudson Grissom High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 2:07 Sarah Farnworh Leah Knott Prattville High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 2:14 Tate Williams Jessica Howard Thompson High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 2:21 Hudson DeFee Porter DeFee Fairhope High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 2:28 Ishan Patel Ellis Royal Opelika High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 2:35 Austin Milledge Aubrey Kaye Bob Jones High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 2:42 David Lees Cody Kochik Prattville High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 2;49 Fletcher Curtis Kevino Lewis Enterprise High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 2:56 Alyssa Bailey Victoria Terry Je"erson County Academy COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 3:03 Quinn Hunter-Gilbert Jackson Davis Randolph School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 3:10 Steven Caneer Deanna Foshee Scottsboro High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 3:17 Savannah Stephenson Aran Franco Prattville High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 3:21 Morgan Butler Maelee Hamlett Bob Jones High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE N 3:28 Jimena Sanchez Nathan Paxton Bob Jones High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 1:30 Maela Banks Victoria O'Neal John Carroll Catholic High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 1:37 Madison McGilberry Ryan Rothermel UMS-Wright Prepatory School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 1:42 Katie Beth Davis Jude Franks Bob Jones High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 1:49 Lily Farnworth Reagan Vinson Prattville High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 1:56 Ryan Johnston Celina Aleman Opelika High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 2:03 Sierra Mittman Zach Jones James Clemens High School COMEDIC 000000!2 F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 2:10 Chaney McCorquodale Grace Lyons UMS-Wright Prepatory School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 2:17 Sydney Dahlin Braeden Smith Bob Jones High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 2:24 Emma Vroonland Mary Grace D'Antonio James Clemens High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 2:31 Matthew Johnson Caleb Eason Opelika High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 2:38 Kyleh Cole Lailah Hassan Bob Jones High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 2:45 Audrey Law Raegan Johnson Charles Henderson High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 2:52 Emma Waits Katie Schumann John Carroll Catholic High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 3:01 Macey Orr Coco Eddleman Cullman High School COMEDIC F 5. DUET READER’S THEATRE V 3:08 Joe Dobbs Battle Clayton James Clemens High School COMEDIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 9:00 Nola Cannon Florence High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 9:05 Carmen Moran Oxford High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 9:10 Ilissa McGowin Hoover High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 9:15 Audrey Richardson Oak Mountain High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 9:20 Randi Stephens Southside High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 9:25 Ashley Rogers Central High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 9:30 Bryna McDaniel Corner High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 9:35 Liv Potts Florence High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 9:40 Zoe Chuang Helena High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 9:45 Vicky Lopes DeKalb County Fine Arts/Tech Center CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 9:50 Miriam Anderson Alabama School of Fine Arts CONTEMP. DRAMATIC 000000!3 F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 9:55 Ja'Mya Christon Jackson Olin High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 10:00 Elyse Truumees James Clemens High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 10:05 Diamond Heard Opelika High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 10:10 Anna Muthalaly Hoover High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 10:15 Jacie Norton Hokes Blu" High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 10:20 Kelsey Wood Chelsea High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 10:25 Kauryn Datcher Bob Jones High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 10:40 Amber Lover Bob Jones High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 10:45 Angel Alford Minor High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 10:50 Clair Washborn Huntsville High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 10:55 Haylee Pack Albertville High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 11:00 Zoe Zink Montgomery Academy CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 11:05 Anna Bond Colbert Heights High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 11:10 michal summerlin Mary G. Montgomery CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 11:15 Charity Garcia Opelika High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 11:20 teona hill Chelsea High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 11:25 Avery Hall Vestavia Hills High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 11:30 Emma Smedley Enterprise High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 12:30 Denisse Rodriguez Sparkman High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 12:35 Kathryn Branum Oak Mountain High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 12:40 Hunter Autrey Gadsden City High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC 000000!4 F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 12: 45 Hanna Garrison Huntsville High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 12:50 Renell Henderson Murphy High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 12:55 Raven Heath Je"erson County Academy CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 1:00 Quinlyn Beckel W. P. Davidson High CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 1:05 Andriana Holloway Pinson Valley High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 1:10 Elle Robinson Chilton County High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 1:15 Mary Ashley Warbington Oak Mountain High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 1:20 Sydney Taylor Colbert Heights High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 1:25 Lilley Alidor UMS-Wright Prepatory School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 1:30 Cami Woods Je"erson County Academy CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 1:35 Faith Ryan Enterprise High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 1:40 Kaeleigh Edwards Jacksonville High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 1:45 Laura Panche Baker High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 1:50 Katlyn Knowles Scottsboro High School CONTEMP. DRAMATIC F 6. SOLO ACTING FEMALE N 1:55 Khloe Hunter Minor High School CONTEMP.
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