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Room:Soprano 1 Room:Soprano 1 Student Last Name Student First Name Instrument 4:00 Fynmore Avery Soprano 4:07 Colon Isabella Soprano 4:14 Roman Alice Soprano 4:21 Peek Allisyn Soprano 4:28 Clark Christianna Soprano 4:35 Reddick Arwen Soprano 4:42 Riolo Grace Soprano 4:49 LaSalle Sydney Soprano 4:56 Evans Mia Soprano 5:03 Maurer Keira Soprano 5:10 Biddlecome Kay Soprano 5:17 Kuzmierezak Hannah Soprano 5:24 Sobel Jenna Soprano 5:31 Gaffnery Erin Soprano 5:38 Kuliesius Gabriella Soprano 5:45 Roberts Julie Soprano 5:52 Mahardy Hailey Soprano 5:59 6:06 6:13 6:20 6:27 6:34 Figueroa Yazmin Soprano 6:41 Houck Ashley Soprano 6:48 Free Ricky Soprano 6:55 Morrissey Shayla Soprano 7:02 Castle Hannah Soprano 7:09 Notar Riley Soprano 7:16 Wratten Alison Soprano 7:23 Torruella Hazel Soprano 7:30 Herrington Samantha Soprano 7:37 Perrault Marcella Soprano 7:44 Sweet Ann Soprano 7:51 Smith Emma Soprano Room:Soprano 2 Student Last Name Student First Name Instrument 4:00 Houghton Kayla Soprano 4:07 Pula Breanah Soprano 4:14 Briggs Baliegh Soprano 4:21 Nasto Julianna Soprano 4:28 Kenzie Doyle Soprano 4:35 Mason Chelsea Soprano 4:42 Wilson-Younglove Georgianna Soprano 4:49 Kuehnert Kyley Soprano 4:56 Clemens Stephanie Soprano 5:03 Bartolomi Alyson Soprano 5:10 White Ava Soprano 5:17 Hurd Felicia Soprano 5:24 Tibbitts Ava Soprano 5:31 Finch Bianca Soprano 5:38 Santos Nicole Soprano 5:45 Lorraine Nixie Soprano 5:52 Williams Kathryn Soprano 5:59 6:06 6:13 6:20 6:27 6:34 Johnson Kyla Soprano 6:41 Estrella Gizabella Soprano 6:48 Chopko Darina Soprano 6:55 Mullin Cassidy Soprano 7:02 Grimm Gracen Soprano 7:09 Crissey Eliana Soprano 7:16 Bonomo Jenna Soprano 7:23 Timian Gia Soprano 7:30 Stiffler Eliza Soprano 7:37 Davis Allison Soprano 7:44 Alba Isabella Soprano 7:51 Robinson Arianna Soprano Room:Soprano 3 Student Last Name Student First Name Instrument 4:00 Houghton Serenity Soprano 4:07 Tesmer Addison Soprano 4:14 Cushman Savannah Soprano 4:21 O'Rourke Isabella Soprano 4:28 Premo Kaleigh Soprano 4:35 Caro Lilianna Soprano 4:42 Pace Bryanna Soprano 4:49 Perry Elyssa Soprano 4:56 Panasci Mia Soprano 5:03 Steiger Susan Soprano 5:10 Childs Catherine Soprano 5:17 Griffiths Kyra Soprano 5:24 Garcia Sophia Soprano 5:31 Price Liyah Soprano 5:38 Osilovskiy Angelina Soprano 5:45 Frank Kaylee Soprano 5:52 Koenig Gabrielle Soprano 5:59 6:06 6:13 6:20 6:27 6:34 Diachuk Brianna Soprano 6:41 Evans Amya Soprano 6:48 Nwel Pyu Win Soprano 6:55 Howard Ky'nasia Soprano 7:02 Matrulli Olivia Soprano 7:09 Pritchard Alivia Soprano 7:16 Pinto Gigi Soprano 7:23 Whitfield Cassie Soprano 7:30 Lenard AnnaNoelle Soprano 7:37 Kingwater Danika Soprano 7:44 Leonis Isabella Soprano 7:51 Larish Sophia Soprano Room:Alto 1 Student Last Name Student First Name Instrument 4:00 Weaver Faith Alto 4:07 Munn Meredith Alto 4:14 Conley Samantha Alto 4:21 Hampe Caitlyn Alto 4:28 Allen Michaelanne Alto 4:35 Jane Angela Alto 4:42 Famolaro Isabella Alto 4:49 Loubies Mikayla Alto 4:56 Levatino Lauren Alto 5:03 Brigham Destiny Alto 5:10 Banks Kiara Alto 5:17 Williamson Alexus Alto 5:24 Yusuf Marian Alto 5:31 Yusuf Rozean Alto 5:38 Mendez Fatima Alto 5:45 Say Beh Alto 5:52 5:59 6:06 6:13 6:20 6:27 Cofano Olivia Alto 6:34 Bashant Elizabeth Alto 6:41 Smith Avery Alto 6:48 McKee Sophie Alto 6:55 Semenyul-Orabona Vera Alto 7:02 Cleveland Anne Soprano 7:09 Cavic Nadia Soprano 7:16 Sifre Ana Soprano 7:23 Ruganis Grace Soprano 7:30 Leslie Adelynn Alto 7:37 Andrews Tairyn Alto 7:44 Banas Jacob Alto 7:51 Carro Maddie Alto Room:Alto 2 Student Last Name Student First Name Instrument 4:00 Bourgeouis Jayden Alto 4:07 Brayton Mulligan Alto 4:14 Broadbent Andrew Alto 4:21 Drake Nicholas Alto 4:28 Beeman Ashley Alto 4:35 Houle Allison Alto 4:42 Meeker Emily Alto 4:49 Lopata Christian Alto 4:56 Cavarrubias Olivia Alto 5:03 Daniels Siddalee Alto 5:10 Meagher Allison Alto 5:17 Amond Milese Alto 5:24 Clarke Corina Alto 5:31 Cardone Joseph Alto 5:38 Wilk Faith Alto 5:45 5:52 5:59 6:06 6:13 6:20 DeTraglia Lydia Alto 6:27 LaHart Kyla Alto 6:34 Reid Nora Alto 6:41 Scranton Taylor Alto 6:48 Fornino Lia Soprano 6:55 Reichenbach Morrighan Soprano 7:02 DaMota Iasmim Soprano 7:09 Burton Julia Alto 7:16 Keheo Ashlynn Alto 7:23 Hayes Mackenzie Alto 7:30 Moore Gabriella Alto 7:37 Pagliaro Angelina Alto 7:44 Clanton Ashlynn Alto Room:Alto 3 Student Last Name Student First Name Instrument 4:00 Guiliano Bella Alto 4:07 Andrews Sage Alto 4:14 Bowen Kennedy Alto 4:21 Possult Isabella Alto 4:28 Sportano Gianna Alto 4:35 Studer Madison Alto 4:42 Ellis Allison Alto 4:49 Januchowski Michaela Alto 4:56 Kolet Alexandria Alto 5:03 Jeff Rose Alto 5:10 Bilal Selen Alto 5:17 Greene Lillian Alto 5:24 Teal Geri Alto 5:31 Lanaux Ahyssa Alto 5:38 Rodriguez Nevaeh Alto 5:45 5:52 5:59 6:06 6:13 6:20 Keiser Hailey Alto 6:27 Lutz Margaret Alto 6:34 Hullar Bethany Alto 6:41 Clarey Emilee Alto 6:48 Scararchilli Brooke Soprano 6:55 Helmer Logann Soprano 7:02 Entwistle Elizabeth Soprano 7:09 Briggs Ella Soprano 7:16 Ford Allyson Soprano 7:23 Sacco Sophia Alto 7:30 LaSalle Olivia Alto 7:37 Swanson Kiersten Alto 7:44 Hilliker Ahneka Alto 7:51 Charbonneau Madalyn Alto Room:Tenor/Bass Student Last Name Student First Name Instrument 4:00 Davis Mark Tenor 4:07 Peters Tyler Tenor 4:14 Butler Liam Tenor 4:21 Lewthwaite Evan Baritone 4:28 Bush Elijah Baritone 4:35 Morrison Dakota Baritone 4:42 Race Nick Tenor 4:49 Lopez Aaron Tenor 4:56 Gaffey Landon Tenor 5:03 Brennan Wyatt Baritone 5:10 Rowlands Collin Baritone 5:17 Allen Nicholas Tenor 5:24 Swayers Angelo Tenor 5:31 Michel Sawyer Tenor 5:38 Bates Kole Bass 5:45 Dela-Cruz-Benta Carlos Bass 5:52 5:59 6:06 6:13 6:20 6:27 Mckenzie Mysean Tenor 6:34 Sipe Joshua Tenor 6:41 Davis Eli Baritone 6:48 Stilz Landon Tenor 6:55 Heselton Nick Baritone 7:02 Dreier Gideon Baritone 7:09 Cadrette Hayden Bass 7:16 Bridge Gage Tenor 7:23 Ruia Dante Tenor 7:30 Stoddard Geovanni Baritone 7:37 Murphy Zackary Tenor 7:44 Sovare Steven Bass 7:51 Firsching Seth Bass 7:58 Osborne Cayden Bass 8:05 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