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2019-20 Tbb Honor Choir 2019-20 TBB HONOR CHOIR TENOR – TBB Stian Asper Open World Learning Community Viktor Baltzer-Lovato South High School Skylar Bandelin Open World Learning Community Braeden Blake Blaine Senior High School Pierce Brown Eagan High School Alexander Cloudt Prior Lake High School Ritter Cook Farmington High School Evan Dahl St Francis High School James Eiden Eagan High School Nolan Fuzzey Wayzata High School Jack Grigsby Lakeville North High School Nathan Halverson Champlin Park High School Liam Healy Southwest High School Ethan Heide Prior Lake High School Rohan Kalale Southwest High School Caleb Karg Howard Lake Waverly Winsted HS Obsa Kedir Wayzata High School Breck Knutson Shakopee High School Spencer Lathe Sartell High School Qikai Lin Irondale High School Jack Matheny Hutchinson High School Gabriel Mendoza Blake School Laheeb Nassiri Howard Lake Waverly Winsted HS Sam Nelson Northfield High School Andy Nunez Roseville Area High School John O'Leary Northfield High School Josh Ojo Open World Learning Community John Rasmussen Eastview High School Jordan Rollinger Mahtomedi High School Chase Rosenau Dassel-Cokato High School Ryan Sabol Coon Rapids High School Max Sampson Pine Island High School Josiah Sandstrom Kasson-Mantorville High School Tomas Sepulveda Irondale High School Lawson Sharrer East Ridge High School Marvis Stevens Maple Grove Senior High Campbell White Burnsville High School Luke Wilts Shakopee High School Ian Zeumer Roseville Area High School Ryder Zvorak Buffalo High School 2019-20 TBB HONOR CHOIR BARITONE – TBB Beau Bauer Lakeville North High School Jared Buckley Chanhassen High School Payton Bunnell Burnsville High School Brendan Carland Farmington High School Tyler Collins Apple Valley High School Oliver Czel Southwest High School Dalton Davis Robbinsdale Armstrong High School Austin Devnich Rosemount High School Evan Dombeck St. Michael - Albertville High School Aaron Dumalag Shakopee High School David Edwards Eden Prairie High School Ethan Eltgroth St. Cloud Tech High School Thomas Etten Minnesota Boychoir Michael Fisher Burnsville High School Russell Forga Eastview High School Eli Graham Milaca High School Solomon Grueschow Angelica Cantanti Youth Choirs Grant Gunderson Orono High School Dyson Heschke Red Wing High School Ajay Inampudi Shakopee High School Joseph Jacobson St Francis High School Ethan Johnson Andover High School Ben Jorgensen Eden Prairie High School Carter Kephart St. Michael - Albertville High School Conner Larson Hastings High School Benjamin Leflar Robbinsdale Armstrong High School Danvir Maharaj Mankato East High School Jacob McKinney Southwest High School Daniel Meekin Open World Learning Community Kyle Moyer Zumbrota Mazeppa MS/HS Jonah Overby Big Lake High School Trevyn Pannhoff Chanhassen High School Nolan Prokosch Hutchinson High School Aaron Ropers-Huilman Minnesota Boychoir Zayne Schmitt Hastings High School Conor Stone Irondale High School Landon Wahlquist East Ridge High School Caleb White Hastings High School Noah Wolf Mound Westonka High School Alden Wright Minnesota Boychoir 2019-20 TBB HONOR CHOIR BASS – TBB Derek Achen Red Wing High School Prince Aligbe Minnehaha Academy Collin Archer Rosemount High School Henry Ascheman Hastings High School Andrew Ball Red Wing High School Brady Bauer Kenyon-Wanamingo High School Keegan Bestland Staples-Motley High School Noah Bey Champlin Park High School Benjamin Brach Mahtomedi High School Tyler Busse Prior Lake High School Zac Byers Rosemount High School Urban Casteel Loyola Adam Chancellor Robbinsdale Armstrong High School Ben Cook Alexandria Area High School Aaron Erpelding Robbinsdale Armstrong High School Andrew Fisher Anoka Senior High School Joseph Fors Farmington High School Alex Ha Blake School Beckett James Mound Westonka High School Peter Johnson Blake School Connor Judd Staples-Motley High School Alexander Kanton Robbinsdale Armstrong High School Louis Kraimer Orono High School Tilly Lee Kue St. Michael - Albertville High School Harry Lawler Edina High School Davin Luckow St Francis High School Justin Nunez White Bear Lake Area Schools North Campus Elliot Olson Kenyon-Wanamingo High School Stephen Reinardy Hastings High School Bryce Scherer White Bear Lake Area Schools North Campus Max Schissel Minnetonka High School Kunga Shidhe-Chokra Blake School Aidan Sorenson Hastings High School Jacob Tietz Edina High School Vinny Trainer Lakeville North High School Alex Vang Rosemount High School Ryuki Walker Open World Learning Community Ben Witt Hastings High School Yekuno-Amlak Yilma Burnsville High School Joey Zollar Prior Lake High School 2019-20 TBB HONOR CHOIR .
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