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LHVA 16 Purple 2019-2020: Player and Parent Contact LHVA 16 Purple 2019-2020: Player and Parent Contact First Last City School Parent 1 First Parent 1 Last Parent 1 Email Parent 2 First Parent 2 Last Parent 2 Email Juliana Apoldo Mamaroneck Rye Neck HS James Apoldo [email protected] annemarie apoldo [email protected] Camille Cornachio Pelham Pelham Memorial High School Rizzel Cornachio [email protected] Al Cornachio [email protected] Emma Davis Tuckahoe Tuckahoe HS Sarah Davis [email protected] Giuliana Forgione Eastchester Eastcheater Rosanna Forgione [email protected] Anthony Forgione [email protected] Sydney Frank Scarsdale Scarsdale High School Amy Frank [email protected] Mark Frank [email protected] Angelica Joseph White Plains Valhalla High School Carla Joseph [email protected] Myron Joseph Gianna LaFata-Jones Eastchester Eastchester high school Jamie Jones [email protected] Olivia Lombardi Rye Brook Blind Brook HS lisa lombardi [email protected] Katie O'Connor pelham Pelham memorial High School anne macewen [email protected] john oconnor [email protected] Sara Ortiz White Plains White Plains High School Omar Ortiz [email protected] Adela Bedoya [email protected] Dorina Shkoza Pelham Pelham Memorial High School Angjelina Shkoza [email protected] Jovan Shkoza [email protected] Mia Siciliano Scarsdale Eastchester High School Brenda Siciliano [email protected] Michael Siciliano [email protected] Nalu Tano TUCKAHOE Tuckahoe HS YUKI TANO [email protected] Benjamin Tano [email protected] Julia Wall Pelham Pelham Memorial High School Elizabeth Wall [email protected] Frank Wall [email protected].
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