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GIRLS NOMINEES ALABAMA First 2020 McDonald's All American Games Nominees GIRLS NOMINEES ALABAMA First Last School Name City State Sarah Ashlee Barker Spain Park High School Hoover Alabama Emily Bowman Huntsville High School Huntsville Alabama Amaya Edwards Park Crossing High School Montgomery Alabama Hannah Edwards Oak Mountain High School Birmingham Alabama Niaira Jones Charles Henderson High School Troy Alabama Destinee McGhee Madison Academy Madison Alabama Ashanti Wood Park Crossing High School Montgomery Alabama ARIZONA First Last School Name City State Victoria Davis Hamilton High School Chandler Arizona Sophia Gerber Desert Mountain High School Scottsdale Arizona Heavenly Greer Horizon High School Scottsdale Arizona Jaedyn O'Reilly Desert Mountain High School Scottsdale Arizona Jasmine Singleton Millennium High School Goodyear Arizona Alexandra Zelaya Millennium High School Goodyear Arizona ARKANSAS First Last School Name City State Coriah Beck Fayetteville High School Fayetteville Arkansas Elauna Eaton Nettleton High School Jonesboro Arkansas Sasha Goforth Fayetteville High School Fayetteville Arkansas Destiny Salary The Academies at Jonesboro High School Jonesboro Arkansas CALIFORNIA First Last School Name City State Asia Avinger Rosary Academy Fullerton California Eleni Cabrera Serra High School Gardena California Joy Campbell Etiwanda High School Rancho Cucamonga California Kaitlyn Chen Flintridge Prep La Canada California Ashley Chevalier Sierra Canyon High School Chatsworth California Vanessa De Jesus Sierra Canyon High School Chatsworth California Taylor Donaldson Oaks Christian High School Westlake Village California Cheyenne Forney Colony High School Ontario California Breanne Ha Etiwanda High School Rancho Cucamonga California Leigha Harris Manuel Dominguez High School Compton California Mazatlan Harris Cathedral Catholic High School San Diego California Camryn Kiernan Mater Dei High School Santa Ana California Elodie Lalotte J Serra Catholic High School San Juan Capistrano California Kennedy Lindsey Diamond Ranch High School Pomona California Alexis Mark Sierra Canyon High School Chatsworth California Chantal Moawad Santa Monica High School Santa Monica California Parker Montgomery Marlborough School Los Angeles California Abigail Muse Heritage High School Brentwood California Amaya Oliver Elk Grove High School Elk Grove California Ugonne Oniyah Eleanore Roosevelt High School Eastvale California Nnenna Orji Etiwanda High School Rancho Cucamonga California Te-Hina Paopao La Jolla Country Day School La Jolla California Dejanae Perry Etiwanda High School Rancho Cucamonga California Roschondra Prince Serra High School Gardena California Makayla Roberts Serra High School Gardena California Tameiya Sadler St. Patrick-St. Vincent High School Vallejo California Bria Shine Christian Brothers High School Sacramento California Anaiyah Tu'ua Troy High School Fullerton California Alexis Whitfield Chaminade College Preparator West Hills California Maila Williams Capital Christian High School Sacramento California McKayla Williams Windward School Los Angeles California COLORADO First Last School Name City State Kylee Blacksten Air Academy High School US Air Force Academy Colorado Calista Clark Cherry Creek High School Greenwood Village Colorado Serin Dunne Mesa Ridge High School Colorado Springs Colorado Tomia Johnson Grandview High School Aurora Colorado Jada Moore Regis Jesuit High School Aurora Colorado Jana Van Gytenbeek Cherry Creek High School Greenwood Village Colorado CONNECTICUT First Last School Name City State Shamaria King The Watkinson School Hartford Connecticut Megan Landsiedel Stamford High School Stamford Connecticut Maranda Nyborg Bethel High School Bethel Connecticut Sara Wohlgemuth Daniel Hand High School Madison Connecticut DELAWARE First Last School Name City State Allie Kubek Sanford School Hockessin Delaware Ber'Nyah Ward-Mayo St Elizabeth High School Wilmington Delaware FLORIDA First Last School Name City State Sydney James West Port High School Ocala Florida Antoaneta Alexe IMG Academy Bradenton Florida Sh'Naya Anderson Palm Beach Lakes High School West Palm Beach Florida Maila Aylsworth Sarasota Christian School Sarasota Florida NICOLE AYUSO Palm Beach Lakes High School West Palm Beach Florida Nubia Benedith Heritage High School Palm Bay Florida Colleen Bucknor Miami Country Day School Miami Florida Cierra Christian IMG Academy Bradenton Florida Zanoria Cruz Highland Park Preparatory School Orlandso Florida Brianna Ellis Flagler Palm High School Palm Coast Florida Khadija Faye Father Lopez High School Daytona Beach Florida Nashani Gilbert-Taylor Oxbridge Academy West Palm Beach Florida Leilani Guion William R. Boone High School Orlando Florida Emmy James Wekiva High School Apopka Florida Aniyah Jenkins Armwood High School Seffner Florida Janelle Jones Booker T. Washington High School Pensacola Florida Bella LaChance St. Thomas Aquinas High School Fort Lauderdale Florida Emma Laszewski The Benjamin School Palm Beach Gardens Florida Ariel Loiter IMG Academy Bradenton Florida Caitlin McGee Sandalwood High School Jacksonville Florida Madeline Morales William R. 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Young High School Chicago Illinois Chantel Hairston Proviso East High School Maywood Illinois Kimberly Halwenge Proviso East High School Maywood Illinois Alarea Jackson Urbana High School Urbana Illinois Tasia Jordan Walther Christian High School Melrose Park Illinois Quierra Love Edwardsville High School Edwardsville Illinois Jaida McCloud Richwoods High School Peoria Illinois Imani Mitchell Homewood Flossmoor High School Flossmoor Illinois Tia Morgan Homewood Flossmoor High School Flossmoor Illinois Sydney Prochaska Montini High School Lombard Illinois Darrione Rogers Lake Park High School Roselle Illinois Zyerra Stafford Trinity High School River Forest Illinois Diamond Stokes Simeon High School Chicago Illinois Ambranette Storr Kankakee High School Kankakee Illinois Treasure Thompson Bolingbrook High School Bolingbrook Illinois Dylan Van Fleet Maine West High School Des Plaines Illinois Ra'Shamani Webb Normal West High School Normal Illinois Cameron Williams Whitney M. 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