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Alumni Class College Katie Becker 2018 University of Texas at San Antonio Makenzie Bell 2018 University of Louisiana at Monroe Gabrielle Brissette 2018 Simon Fraser University Julianna Carter 2018 Utah Valley University Rashel Chavira 2018 Texas Southern University Natalie DeGeeter 2018 Emory Blake DelaMater 2018 University of Louisiana at Monroe Gabriel Dominguez 2018 Trinity University Sydni Dusek 2018 University of Houston Linda Ennis 2018 University of Texas at Tyler Olivia Futch 2018 University of Texas at San Antonio Addison Gaetano 2018 Texas State University Morgan Goode 2018 University of Houston Katie Guhl 2018 University of Nebraska Omaha Bryn Haden 2018 Roanoke College Tom Haney 2018 Southern Methodist University Hayden Janner 2018 University of Houston - Victoria Paige Kanipes 2018 Stephen F Austin University Alex Koch 2018 Dallas Baptist University Lauren Lee 2018 Southwestern University Lien Mi Lee 2018 University of Dallas Isabel Nelson 2018 Pepperdine University Taylor Rech 2018 St. Mary’s University Alexandra Russell 2018 Texas A&M University Allie Schachter 2018 University of Pennsylvania Emma Shields 2018 University of Kentucky Julia Suarez 2018 Houston Baptist University Paige Thompson 2018 University of Oklahoma Zach Till 2018 University of Texas at Dallas Grace Yochum 2018 Oklahoma State University Sara Batiste 2017 Prairie View A&M University Kamryn Birk 2017 Texas Tech University Bayley Carmichael 2017 Howard University Avery Cortez 2017 Houston Baptist University Mary Chilton 2017 Texas Tech University Johan Cederlund 2017 University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Bailey Dobbs 2017 University of Texas-Austin Britney Cecil 2017 Northwestern State University of Louisiana Korey Cyr 2017 University of Texas Tyler Megan Doyle 2017 Texas State University Carlos Espina 2017 Vassar College Angela Forthuber 2017 University of Houston Alexis Gomez 2017 Northwestern State University of Louisiana Katie Gowing 2017 University at Albany Kaylynn Guevara 2017 University of Louisiana Monroe Stefi Halow 2017 Rice University Shana Hardin 2017 University of Pittsburgh Brittany Harris 2017 Lamar University Bayli Luke 2017 Concordia University Texas Mireille Mcdowell 2017 University of Louisiana Lafayette Shailee Modi 2017 University of Houston Morgan Proffit 2017 Harding University JoAnnie Ramos 2017 University of Southern Mississippi Sophie Salverino 2017 Teas A&M University Kaitlin Smith 2017 Davidson College Mckenzie Smith 2017 Sam Houston State University Brie Stewart 2017 Texas Tech University Yasmin Toy 2017 Emory University Mikylin York 2017 Southwestern Oklahoma State University Wyatt Burchett 2016 Pratt Community College Patrick Hillyard 2016 SMU Blake Lieberman 2016 Trinity University Haben Mikaele 2016 UT Dallas Andre Staubo 2016 Coastal Bend College Andres Williams 2016 Concordia University Adaliz Alvarez 2016 Texas A&M International Sarah Bayhi 2016 UTSA Whitney Clark 2016 St. Mary's University Jessica Danhof 2016 UT Dallas Hannah Dupin 2016 Sam Houston State Kristina Fisher 2016 University of Miami Sarah Gavin 2016 Texas State University Rachel Gries 2016 Lamar University Lindsey Leatherwood 2016 UTSA Mackenzie Lee 2016 University of Louisiana - Lafayette Katarina Maksimov 2016 University of St. Thomas Macie McFarland 2016 Lamar University Raegan Padgett 2016 Baylor University Kaylie Powell 2016 University of Louisiana - Lafayette Brook Runyon 2016 Univery of Houston Louise Stephens 2016 Rice University Christopher East 2015 Southwestern College Caroline Wilson 2015 Samford University Alexia Ladipo 2015 UL Alexandria Shelby Johnson 2015 Prairie View A&M Emily Townsend 2015 Colorado School of Mines Rachel Johnson 2015 Prairie View A&M Junique Rodriguez 2015 Georgia Southern Katherine Byrne 2015 Pepperdine University Madeleine Gallagher 2015 Trinity University Mary Heiberger 2015 Texas Tech University Sophie Milich 2015 Auburn University Celeste Black 2015 St. Thomas Emilee Mayes 2015 McNeese State University Vanessa Flores 2015 West Virginia Christiana Sullivan 2015 University of Virginia Kayla Garza 2015 McNeese State University Matthew Summerfield 2015 Colorado School of Mines Racheal Cecil 2015 Flaggler College Julianna Echavarry 2015 Stephen F. 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