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Softball Legacy Team 1-2-3-4A Texas Girls Coaches Association 2015-16 Softball Legacy Team 1-2-3-4A All-StarSchool Conf Coach Bekah Chance CLYDE HIGH SCHOOL 3A Erica L Jones Megan Crosby NEEDVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 4A Amber Schmidt Cece Darilek SHINER HIGH SCHOOL 2A Steven Cerny Candace Denis MALAKOFF HIGH SCHOOL 3A Matt Wittram Hunter Ervin WEIMAR HIGH SCHOOL 2A Roger Maupin Mackenzie Futrell FLORENCE HIGH SCHOOL 3A Brett Gola Dakotah Hawk HARLETON HIGH SCHOOL 2A Justin Kniffen Kaitlyn Hill SPRINGTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 4A Scott Mann Casey Kauder CALDWELL HIGH SCHOOL 4A Wendy Weiss Maddison Kettler WEST HIGH SCHOOL 3A Guyla Smith Rachel Miller RUSK HIGH SCHOOL 4A Ashley Renner Jayden Mount SABINE HIGH SCHOOL 3A Mark Comfort Kayla Oliveira SAN DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL 3A Reynaldo Ramirez Hazel Puempel MALAKOFF HIGH SCHOOL 3A Matt Wittram Melanie Sendejo SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL 4A Carol Vaughn Kaitlyn Slack LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL 4A Karen Slack Cara Tolar BROCK HIGH SCHOOL 3A Mark Starnes Elexus Trenkle HILLSBORO HIGH SCHOOL 3A Kevin Lewis Morgan Underwood HARLETON HIGH SCHOOL 2A Justin Kniffen Katy Worrell REDWATER HIGH SCHOOL 3A John Edwards Texas Girls Coaches Association 2015-16 Softball Legacy Team 5-6A All-StarSchool Conf Coach Kara Bramhall CREEKVIEW HIGH SCHOOL 5A Matthew Schell Elizabeth Chastain PERMIAN HIGH SCHOOL 6A Kristin Williams Morgan Chavarria BRYAN HIGH SCHOOL 5A Enrique Luna Kaitlynn Dawson CORONADO HIGH SCHOOL 6A Jimmy Johnson Alyssa Denham PEARLAND HIGH SCHOOL 6A Laneigh Clark Tuesday DerMargosian NORTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL 6A Tanya L Morrow Sydney Gutierrez PEARLAND HIGH SCHOOL 6A Laneigh Clark Hailey MacKay LEANDER HIGH SCHOOL 5A Kendall Driver Payton McBride DEER PARK HIGH SCHOOL - SOUTH 6A Carrie Austgen Bryanna Molina HANKS HIGH SCHOOL 5A Shelley Prather Shannon Rhodes BREWER HIGH SCHOOL 5A Vera Ortega Eva Scott CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL 5A Shannon M. Sullivan Sydney Springfield FLOWER MOUND HIGH SCHOOL 6A Mark Larriba Lindsey Stewart PEARLAND HIGH SCHOOL 6A Laneigh Clark Ellis Taylor WACO MIDWAY HIGH SCHOOL 6A Edwin Trochim Abigail Walsh CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL 5A Stephanie Pels Whitney Walton BRAZOSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 6A Laura Oltman Madison Washington MAGNOLIA WEST HIGH SCHOOL 5A Sheryl Tamborello Bailey White CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL 5A Shannon M. Sullivan.
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