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First Team Name Grade High School State Sport GPA Susan Anderson senior Parkway West High School MO Girls Volleyball 4.0 Evan Anthony senior Christian Brothers High School TN Wrestling 3.8 Laura Arenth junior Pace Academy GA 4.0 Mikayla Balio junior John Handley High School VA Track 3.9 Christina Barrow junior Eagles Landing Christian Academy GA Volleyball 4.0 Brody Baumann junior Evansville Mater Dei IN Wrestling 3.9 Emily Berg senior Cardinal Newman School SC Soccer 4.0 Alyssa Borellis junior Notre Dame Preparatory School MI volleyball 4.0 Emily Paige Boucher senior Seven Lakes High School TX Track and Field 4.0 Erin Boyer senior Cardinal Newman School SC Golf (girls and boys) 4.0 Jenna Bridges senior Chase High School NC Swimming 4.0 Victoria Brook junior Cardinal Newman School SC Soccer 4.0 Alexa Bueser senior Westmont High School IL Volleyball 4.0 Basketball Track Cross Country Courtnee Cash senior San Saba High School TX Cheerleading 4.0 Matthew Cleveland senior Pace Academy GA Boys Basketball 3.8 Hope Commins junior Cardinal Newman School SC Bowling 4.0 Daniel Cooper sophomore Mariemont High School OH Boy's Swimming 4.0 Dally Mahkya Coulter senior Amon Carter Riverside TX Basketball 4.0 Tom Crook junior Jesuit HS- Tampa FL Wrestling 3.8 Jack Crook junior Jesuit HS- Tampa FL Wrestling 3.9 Nick Curley senior St. John's Prep MA Wrestling 3.9 Gideon Deasy senior Riverview High school PA Cross Country Basketball Track 4.0 Richard Delsanter senior St. Edward HS OH Wrestling 4.0 Cameron Dodzik senior Cape Henry Collegiate VA Field Hockey 4.0 Darian Estevez senior Somerset Academy HS FL Wrestling 3.8 Alyce Etter senior Cardinal Newman School SC swimming 3.8 Teresa Florence senior Cardinal Newman School SC Track and Field 3.8 Caroline Fluharty senior Cape Henry Collegiate VA Field Hockey 4.0 Anna Gates senior Adlai Stevenson HS IL Girls Water Polo 4.0 Jack Gentle senior McCallie School TN Football 3.9 Austin Gentle senior McCallie School TN Football 3.9 Julia Giroux junior Bedford High School NH Volleyball 4.0 Logan Glover senior San Saba High School TX Basketball Track Football Baseball 4.0 Delaney Goodger junior Cambridge Christian School FL Volleyball 3.9 Crew Gregory junior Midlothian VA Wrestling 4.0 Mary Ashley Groot sophomore Cardinal Newman School SC Basketball 4.0 Skylar Guhl senior Metrolina Christian Academy NC Cross Country, Track & Field, Swimming 4.0 Luke Hladky senior Campbell County WY Boy's Basketball 3.8 Jasmine Hogan senior Cardinal Newman School SC Softball 4.0 Gabriel Holguin senior Cobre High School NM Wrestling 3.8 Brett Z Honeycutt senior Metrolina Christian Academy NC Track & Field/Cheerleading 4.0 Katrina Hopkins senior Oakland Christian School MI Volleyball 3.9 Mary "Ellie" Horner senior St. Catherine's School VA Field Hockey Indoor track Lacrosse 4.0 Claire Horner senior St. Catherine's School VA Field Hockey Indoor Track Lacrosse 4.0 Erin Hovendon junior Carolina Day School NC Cross Country and Track 4.0 Joey Iamunno freshman Greens Farms Academy CT Wrestling 4.0 Rawson Iwanicki sophomore St. John's Prep MA Wrestling 4.0 James Jackson senior North Cross School VA Football 3.9 Allison Johnson senior Metrolina Christian Academy OH Cross Country and Track & Field 4.0 Peter Kane junior Greens Farms Academy CT Wrestling 3.8 Haley Kidder senior Cambridge Christian School FL Soccer 3.9 Tyler Knox sophomore St. John's Prep MA Wrestling 4.0 Austyn Koppe senior Metrolina Christian Academy NC Track &Field / Cheerleading 4.0 Calen Kruger junior California High School MO Baseball Football Basketball 4.0 Carly Kuehl senior Parkway West High School MO Girls Volleyball 4.0 Maximillian Leete senior Eagles Landing Christian Academy MA Wrestling 3.9 Salma Lewis senior Western Harnett High School MO Volleyball 3.9 Sarah Lootens senior Houston Memorial High School TX Tennis 3.9 McKenna Lovehaug senior Fargo Davies High School ND Girls Track and Field 4.0 John Maddock senior Cardinal Newman SC Wrestling 4.0 kole marko junior Saint Croix Falls WI Wrestling 3.8 Adam Marshall junior Holy Spirit Prep GA Swimming 4.0 Molly Mazoue senior Cardinal Newman School SC Volleyball 3.8 Bryce McFerson junior Metrolina Christian Academy NC Football/Wrestling/Track &Field 4.0 Josh Mininberg senior Pace Academy GA Boys Basketball 4.0 Dylan Newsome sophomore Bishop Hartley High School OH Wrestling 3.8 Caleigh O'Connell junior Bedford High School NH Volleyball 4.0 Brandon Paredes senior Mountain View-Marana High School AZ Wrestling 3.8 Emily Patterson senior Harding Academy TN Track and Field 4.0 PJ Ponce sophomore Mountain View-Marana High School AZ Wrestling 4.0 Nico Provo senior Greens Farms Academy CT Wrestling 3.8 Matthew Rodriquez senior Ridgeview High School FL Wrestling 4.0 Julia Rosenberg senior Weston High School CT Girls Track and Field 4.0 Katie Rudins junior Carolina Day School NC Cross Country 4.0 Lauren Sass senior Marian High School MI Golf 3.9 Sean Seefeldt senior St. Edward HS OH Wrestling 4.0 Kacy Sekunda senior State College Area PA Girls Volleyball 4.0 Caleb Seyfried junior Greens Farms Academy CT Wrestling 4.0 Risien Shahan senior San Saba High School TX Basketball Football Baseball Track 4.0 Arianna Silva junior DePaul Catholic High School NJ Soccer 4.0 Caden Sipe senior Harding Academy AR Football Basketball 4.0 Nathan Slota senior Albuquerque High School NM Soccer 4.0 Sophia Sudzina junior Notre Dame Preparatory School MI Volleyball 4.0 Claire Vekich senior Greenway High School MN Volleyball 3.8 Kayla Wadsworth senior Adlai Stevenson HS IL Girls Water Polo 4.0 Scott Wakeland Junior Glynn Academy GA Wrestling 4.0 Nonah Waldron sophomore Oak Park High School MI Track and Field 4.0 Jacob Wilhelm sophomore Holy Spirit Prep GA Swimming 4.0 Brantley Willbanks junior Trion High School GA Wrestling 3.8 Charlotte Wishnack senior St. Catherine's School VA Swimming 4.0 Abby Wolfenbarger senior Seymour High School TN Soccer Tennis Track 4.0 Grey Wooten senior Metrolina Christian Academy NC TRACK & FIELD / CROSS COUNTRY 4.0 Virginia "Forster" Worrell senior St. Catherine's School VA Field Hockey Basketball Lacrosse 4.0 Irene Yannakakis senior Parkway West High School MO Girls Volleyball 4.0 Jacqueline Young junior Mariemont High School OH Girl's Swimming 3.9 Sarah Zdansky senior Seven Lakes High School TX Track/Cross Country 4.0 Olivia Zettervall senior Cape Henry Collegiate VA Field Hockey 3.8 Yann Zigman senior Houston Memorial High School TX Tennis 3.9 Second Team Name Grade High School State Sport GPA Andrew Abramson senior Cardinal Newman School SC Tennis 4.0 Yaneli Aguilar junior Skidmore-Tynan High School TX Cross Country 4.0 Olivia Arnold junior Holy Spirit Prep GA Women's Swimming 4.0 Mia Biotti senior Buckingham Browne and Nichols MA Ice Hockey 4.0 Greyson Blanchard junior Celina High School TX Powerlifting 3.8 Kyleigh Block senior Villa Grove High School IL Softball 4.0 Josephine Bloom junior Note Dame Preparatory School MI Volleyball 3.9 Aidan Bowers junior Christian Brothers High School TN Wrestling 4.0 Bladyn Bowman junior Trion High School GA Wrestling 4.0 Daniel Byrnes senior North Cross School VA Swimming 4.0 Kyla Campbell junior Glendale Junior Senior High School PA Basketball Softball Volleyball 4.0 Tyler Christmas senior Fort Dorchester SC Baseball 4.0 Trevor Cline senior Payson High School AZ Football 3.8 Sarah Dayhuff junior Cardinal Newman School SC Bowling 4.0 Dominic DiTomasso junior Lowndes High School GA Wrestling 3.9 Taylor Dixon sophomore Metrolina Christian Academy NC Cross Country / Track & Field 4.0 Lydia Eberlein sophomore Mariemont High School OH Girl's Swimming 3.9 Logan Eller sophomore Trion High School GA Wrestling 3.8 Olivia Elliott junior Cambridge Christian School FL Softball 3.8 Ava Ellis sophomore Mariemont High School OH Girl's Swimming 3.9 Isabelle Engel senior St. Catherine's Schoolthrow VA Track & Field, Swimming 4.0 Joshua Fahrenkrog junior Metrolina Christian Academy NC Wrestling 4.0 Sarah 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