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ALABAMA First Last School Name City State Asim McQueen Auburn High School Auburn AL LaNorris Smith Auburn High School Auburn AL Louis Dale Altamont School Birmingham AL Demetrius Jemison Huffman High School Birmingham AL Cordell Pope AH Parker High School Birmingham AL Stanley Robinson Huffman High School Birmingham AL Howard Crawford Green County High School Eutaw AL Curtis Nickson Green County High School Eutaw AL Chris Hines Hillcrest High School Evergreen AL Charles Strowbridge Sparkman High School Harvest AL Jay-R Strowbridge Sparkman High School Harvest AL Terry Fields Headland High School Headland AL Xavier Keeling J.O. Johnson High School Huntsville AL Jeff Smith S. R. Butler High School Huntsville AL Ronald Fitch Livingston High School Livingston AL Desmond Jackson Bob Jones High School Madison AL Cornelius Hester John S. Shaw High School Mobile AL Johnnie Lett B.C. Rain High School Mobile AL Johnny Mayhane Le Flore High School Mobile AL Keith Sankey G.W. Carver High School Montgomery AL Renard Farrior, Jr. Pleasant Grove High School Pleasant Grove AL Jeffery Anderson Southside High School Selma AL Mikhail Torrance Mary G. Montgomery High School Semmes AL Terrell Zachery Wadley High School Wadley AL Larry Foster Sumter County High School York AL ARKANSAS First Last School Name City State Dexter Hendrix Benton High School Benton AR Daron Hood Bigelow High School Bigelow AR Monterro Fuller Parkview High School Lilttle Rock AR Steven Moore Mills University Studies Lilttle Rock AR Anthony Brock McClellan High School Little Rock AR Sam Brown Mills University Studies Little Rock AR Arbry Butler Little Rock Central High School Little Rock AR Paul Carter Mills University Studies Little Rock AR Dylan Gillam J. A. Fair High School Little Rock AR Payne Harding Pulaski Academy Little Rock AR Willie Larry J A Fair High School Little Rock AR Erik Stone Parkview High School Little Rock AR Rony Tchatchoua Little Rock Christian Academy Little Rock AR Solomon Bozeman Magnolia High School Magnolia AR Cameron Butler Malvern High School Malvern AR Brian Sherrer Monticello High School Monticello AR Trent Morgan Central Arkansas Christian Schools North Little Rock AR Marcus Pillow Russsellville High School Russellville AR Chris Brown Searcy High School Searcy AR Jason Henry West Memphis High School West Memphis AR ARIZONA First Last School Name City State Ben Bergsma Valley Christian High School Chandler AZ Nic Van Weelden Valley Christian High School Chandler AZ Will Donahue Mesquite High School Gilbert AZ Gavin Edwards Mesquite High School Gilbert AZ Dominic Himmons Desert Hills High School Gilbert AZ Tristan Wilson Apollo High School Glendale AZ Ricky Berry Paradise Valley High School Phoenix AZ Zach Greenberg Desert Mountain High School Scottsdale AZ Shannon Doctor Buena High School Sierra Vista AZ Roger Sharp Buena High School Sierra Vista AZ Schuyler Witt Buena High School Sierra Vista AZ Sean Arrington Flowing Wells High School Tucson AZ Terrence Hill Rincon High School Tucson AZ David Jackson Rincon High School Tucson AZ CALIFORNIA First Last School Name City State Blake Wallace Servite High School Anaheim CA Charles Anderson Bakersfield High School Bakersfield CA Ryan Kinney Beaumont High School Beaumont CA Brandon Bell St. John Bosco High School Bellflower CA Chase Budinger La Costa Canyon High School Carlsbad CA Patrick Christopher Dominguez High School Compton CA Hilton Dawson Dominguez High School Compton CA JerVaugh Johnson Centennial High School Compton CA Jonathan Malloy Centennial High School Compton CA Dezon Otis Dominguez High School Compton CA Tyre Thompson Centennial High School Compton CA A.J. Tolbert Dominguez High School Compton CA Aaron Henson Santiago High School Corona CA John Rogers Western Chrisitan High School Covina CA Brandon Adams San Ramon Valley High School Danville CA Brett McMahon Calvary Chapel Christian School Downey CA Ryan Anderson Oak Ridge High School El Dorado Hills CA Andrew Browning Oak Ridge High School El Dorado Hills CA Clarence Morgan Franklin High Elk Grove CA Anthony Allen-Jones Washington Union High School Fresno CA Dejon Jackson Clovis West High School Fresno CA Brook Lopez San Joaquin Memorial High School Fresno CA Robin Lopez San Joaquin Memorial High School Fresno CA Quincy Pondexter San Joaquin Memorial High School Fresno CA Tre'Von Willis Washington Union High School Fresno CA Joseph Johnson Junipero Serra High School Gardena CA Daniel Williams Junipero Serra High School Gardena CA Suneel Shada Wilson High School Hacienda Heights CA TJ Lipold Edison High School Huntington Beach CA Andrew Beck Flintridge Preparatory High Schohol La Canada CA David Foster El Toro High School Lake Forest CA Derek Glasser Artesia High School Lakewood CA Shawntell Norman Artesia High School Lakewood CA Jordan Lawley Tokay High School Lodi CA Julius Thomas Tokay High School Lodi CA Darnell Porter Millikan High School Long Beach CA Landry Fields Los Alamitos High School Los Alamitos CA Marcus Anderson Pilgrim School Los Angeles CA Ricky Boyles Washington Prep High School Los Angeles CA Ahmaad Cook Westchester High School Los Angeles CA Charles Garcia Dorsey High School Los Angeles CA Gilroy Hemsley Fairfax High School Los Angeles CA Cedric Latimer Windward High School Los Angeles CA Andreas Schreiber Brentwood High School Los Angeles CA Matthew Shaw Fairfax High School Los Angeles CA Jerren Shipp Fairfax High School Los Angeles CA Taj Gibson Stoneridge Prep High School Merced CA Chad Decasas Capistrano Valley High School Mission Viejo CA Anthony Frank Monterey High School Monterey CA Michael Phillips Monterey High School Monterey CA Andre Borrows Canyon Springs High School Moreno Valley CA Jordan Cameron Newbury Park High School Newbury Park CA Alex Stepheson Harvard-Westlake High School North Hollywood CA Jason Grisby Bishop O'Dowd School Oakland CA Benny Rhodes Castlemont High School Oakland CA Anthony Smith Oakland Tech High School Oakland CA Marquis Navarre El Camino High School Oceanside CA Rafael Rosas Santa Clara High School Oxnard CA Spencer Anderson Palos Verdes High School Palos Verdes Estates CA Ben Brekke La Salle High School Pasadena CA Tyrone Armstrong Paso Robles High School Paso Robles CA Derrick Jasper Paso Robles High School Paso Robles CA Ray Magee Valencia High School Placentia CA Winsor Williams St. Bernard High School Playa del Rey CA Jaron Devine Pomona High School Pomona CA David Renfroe Diamond Ranch High School Pomona CA Donte Smith Diamond Ranch High School Pomona CA Todd Lowenthal Poway High School Poway CA Leonard Holland Etiwanda High School Rancho Cucamonga CA James Keefe Santa Margarita Catholic High School Rancho Santa Margarita CA Jonathon Gunderson Santa Margarita Catholic High School Rancho Santa Margarita CA Christian Hernandez Santa Margarita Catholic High School Rancho Santa Margarita CA Andrew Jenkins San Gorgonio High School San Bernardino CA Marcus Wilson Scripps Ranch High School San Diego CA Bussey Ellis JSerra Catholic High School San Juan Capistrano CA Decensae White Junipero Sierra High School San Mateo CA Danny Campbell Mater Dei High School Santa Ana CA Steve Tarin Mater Dei High School Santa Ana CA Andrew Schmalbach St Joseph High School Santa Maria CA Terrance Boozer Santa Monica High School Santa Monica CA Joe Harden St. Mary's High School Stockton CA Deon Thompson Torrance High School Torrance CA Craig Partovich Montclair College Prep Van Nuys CA Jarrel Smith Birmingham High School Van Nuys CA Robert Webb Montclair College Prep Van Nuys CA James Cawthorne Villa Park High School Villa Park CA Kenny Lawson Vista High School Vista CA Zach Evans Chaminade High School West Hills CA Matt Hornbuckle Oaks Christian High School Westlake Village CA Calvin Haynes Taft High School Woodland Hills CA Orlando Isais Century High School Santa Ana CA COLORADO First Last School Name City State Greg Bolling Gateway High School Aurora CO Will Figures Smoky Hill High School Aurora CO Derek Gainey Gateway High School Aurora CO Marcus Johnson Aurora Central High School Aurora CO Tim Koralewski Rangeview High School Aurora CO Trevor Oliver Gateway High School Aurora CO Ronald Scarborough Aurora Central High School Aurora CO Kofi Woahene Aurora Central High School Aurora CO Spencer Childress Grandview High School Aurora CO Jacob Nielson Grandview High School Aurora CO Brandon Sweet Grandview High School Aurora CO Nicholas Anastas Fairview High School Boulder CO Adam Nigon Broomfield High School Broomfield CO Nate Solder Buena Vista High School Buena Vista CO Cole Smith Burlington High School Burlington CO Grant Agee Arapahoe High School Centennial 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Robinson ThunderRidge High School Highlands Ranch CO Cass Behrens Mountain Vista High School Higlands Ranch CO Devon Beitzel Centaurus High School Lafayette CO David Nelson Bear
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