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Marketing Madelyn Roberts Midlothian Heritage High School 84388 Division 1 - Marketing Sierra Wells Eastland High School 84299 Division 1 - Marketing Kaytlyn Bunting Shallowater High School 84363 Division 1 - Marketing Brandon Morales Sabine Pass High School 84651 Division 1 - Marketing Jeri Wolfe Sabine Pass High School 84638 Division 1 - Marketing Shelby Wilson Brownwood High School 84658 Division 1 - Marketing Aubrie Harris Brownwood High School 83199 Division 1 - Marketing Maria Martinez Snyder High School 83291 Division 1 - Marketing Collin Mitten Snyder High School 84206 Division 1 - Marketing Abby Burditt Wharton High School 84009 Division 1 - Marketing Terrie Hebert Hamshire-Fannett High School 83623 Division 1 - Marketing Madison Fail Kennedale High School 83818 Division 1 - Marketing Grace Mabry Liberty Hill High School 84199 Division 1 - Marketing Zoey Petru Liberty Hill High School 83950 Division 1 - Marketing Andrew Bradford Decatur High School 84384 Division 1 - Marketing Kaitlyn Lane Decatur High School 83853 Division 1 - 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