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Callups Nc1 2020 Frosh Boys D1 BLUE NAME PLATE TEAM CATEGORY 2019 PTS CALLUP NATE ACKER 8035 Granite Bay High School Grizzlies Frosh Boys D1 Blue AARON ADDIS 8117 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue FLYNN BAIGRIE 8183 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue JAI BATRA 8119 Granite Bay High School Grizzlies Frosh Boys D1 Blue JONATHAN BAYLER 8081 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue JASPER BAYLESS 8215 El Molino High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue BEN BERETTA 8171 Bruins High School Mountain Bike Team Frosh Boys D1 Blue JOAQUIN BOYD 8179 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue TYLER BRADFORD 8107 Roseville High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue GABE BRODY 8211 Tamalpais High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue AUGUSTUS CANTERBURY 8217 El Molino High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue TONY CATLETT 8219 El Molino High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue DAEGAN CUTTER 8079 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue MICHAEL DEMARIO 8101 Roseville High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue TROY DILLON 8029 Granite Bay High School Grizzlies Frosh Boys D1 Blue EVAN ECKER 8007 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue ALEX GARCIA 8209 Roseville High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue AUSTIN GILCHRIST 8055 Nevada Union High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue CHASE HATFIELD 8071 Eagles High School Team Frosh Boys D1 Blue TYLER HEADLEY 8139 Granite Bay High School Grizzlies Frosh Boys D1 Blue TONY HEFFERNAN 8149 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue BRIAN INES 8065 Nevada Union High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue BECK KIRBERG 8169 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue TOBY KORNFEIN 8221 El Molino High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue JAKE LAWSON 8063 Nevada Union High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue DANIEL LEVITT 8073 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue ERIC LOPEZ 8087 Woodcreek High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue ALEC MARASA 8157 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue LUKAS MARTIN 8137 Woodcreek High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue Frosh Boys D1 BLUE NAME PLATE TEAM CATEGORY 2019 PTS CALLUP NATE ACKER 8035 Granite Bay High School Grizzlies Frosh Boys D1 Blue AARON ADDIS 8117 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue SETH MARTIN 8091 Woodcreek High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue OWEN MCGHIE 8185 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue JACK MCINTOSH 8077 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue ANSH NAVEEN 8113 Eagles High School Team Frosh Boys D1 Blue GEORGE ONEIL 8019 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue RYAN PASHA-MAXSTADT 8145 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue PARKER PEDONE 8095 Roseville High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue DAVID PLOCKI 8111 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue ADAN RAMIREZ 8033 Granite Bay High School Grizzlies Frosh Boys D1 Blue NICHOLAS RANKIN 8213 San Rafael High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue NATHAN ROBINSON 8189 Tamalpais High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue MAX SAMET 8115 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue TANNER SCHAUB 8041 Bruins High School Mountain Bike Team Frosh Boys D1 Blue JACOB SHUNK 8037 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue DREW SONG 8039 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue NATHANIEL SURRUSCO-MARSHALL 8075 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue ETHAN TIMOCE 8011 Granite Bay High School Grizzlies Frosh Boys D1 Blue KHOA TRAN 8099 Roseville High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue LUKE TURNER 8049 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue LIAM TZORTZIS 8093 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue SEBASTIAN VAUGHAN 8205 Tamalpais High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue CALEB VERA 8143 Eagles High School Team Frosh Boys D1 Blue MICAH VOORHEES 8067 Eagles High School Team Frosh Boys D1 Blue DECLAN WARD 8043 Trojans High School Mountain Bike Team Frosh Boys D1 Blue ALEC WEISE 8021 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue NATHAN WIEDEMANN 8105 Roseville High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue JAKE WITCHEL 8083 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue Frosh Boys D1 BLUE NAME PLATE TEAM CATEGORY 2019 PTS CALLUP NATE ACKER 8035 Granite Bay High School Grizzlies Frosh Boys D1 Blue AARON ADDIS 8117 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue Frosh Boys D1 GOLD NAME PLATE TEAM CATEGORY HAMMAD ARSHAD 8127 Granite Bay High School Grizzlies Frosh Boys D1 Gold IAN BARROW 8151 Woodcreek High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold JULIAN BELLO 8153 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold ROLAND BETITO 8197 Nevada Union High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold ISAAC BIRD 8023 Eagles High School Team Frosh Boys D1 Gold ROWAN BLACK 8181 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold JACOB BOYLAN 8173 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold SETH BRADLEY 8003 Bruins High School Mountain Bike Team Frosh Boys D1 Gold AJ BROSNAN 8057 Trojans High School Mountain Bike Team Frosh Boys D1 Gold GABRIEL CABRERA 8175 Eagles High School Team Frosh Boys D1 Gold KANEU COLE 8017 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold LOGAN CONNERS 8187 Nevada Union High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold JOSHUA CROEL 8135 Eagles High School Team Frosh Boys D1 Gold KAIDEN DWORAK 8001 Tamalpais High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold KAI EPAN 8103 Roseville High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold SOLOMON FRAGAKIS 8155 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold MARRE GATTNAR 8195 Tamalpais High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold FINN GIOMETTI 8031 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold JULES GOUWENS 8027 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold DREW HARRELL 8089 Woodcreek High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold IAN HUNT 8047 Trojans High School Mountain Bike Team Frosh Boys D1 Gold VICTOR KALASTIRSKY 8005 Eagles High School Team Frosh Boys D1 Gold WILL KENDALL 8161 Folsom High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold BRYCE KIM 8121 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold Frosh Boys D1 BLUE NAME PLATE TEAM CATEGORY 2019 PTS CALLUP NATE ACKER 8035 Granite Bay High School Grizzlies Frosh Boys D1 Blue AARON ADDIS 8117 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue MAX KOSORUKOV 8167 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold MASON KREFTING 8201 San Rafael High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold JADEN KUGHN 8141 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold TYLER KUNKEL 8207 Tamalpais High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold JACK LANE 8191 Tamalpais High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold JASON LEHMAN 8059 Nevada Union High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold ALEXANDER LI 8165 Trojans High School Mountain Bike Team Frosh Boys D1 Gold BRYCE MAESE 8061 Trojans High School Mountain Bike Team Frosh Boys D1 Gold SHAWN MCCLURE 8123 Woodcreek High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold MASON MCGRAW 8053 Trojans High School Mountain Bike Team Frosh Boys D1 Gold JULIUS MCINTOSH 8131 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold NIKO MILNER 8163 Granite Bay High School Grizzlies Frosh Boys D1 Gold LUCA MINIATI 8125 Granite Bay High School Grizzlies Frosh Boys D1 Gold DAVID MOYER 8199 Nevada Union High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold ERIK NELSON 8051 Bruins High School Mountain Bike Team Frosh Boys D1 Gold JONATHAN OSTERLING 8015 Folsom High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold CADEN PEMBERTON 8159 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold MAX READ 8193 Tamalpais High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold JAMES REPPAS 8109 Roseville High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold JUSTIN RITENOUR 8177 Woodcreek High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold BT SALLE- WIDELOCK 8147 Sir Francis Drake High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold TRAVIS SEMEIT 8045 Trojans High School Mountain Bike Team Frosh Boys D1 Gold LOGAN SISKA 8133 Woodcreek High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold KEATON SMITH 8097 Saint Helena Thunderbirds Frosh Boys D1 Gold EMMANUEL SOTO 8013 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold OLIVER SPENCER 8009 Saint Helena Thunderbirds Frosh Boys D1 Gold COLE STANFORD 8203 Tamalpais High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold Frosh Boys D1 BLUE NAME PLATE TEAM CATEGORY 2019 PTS CALLUP NATE ACKER 8035 Granite Bay High School Grizzlies Frosh Boys D1 Blue AARON ADDIS 8117 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue NICO TETTAMANZI 8085 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold NICHOLAS TOUTGES 8069 Eagles High School Team Frosh Boys D1 Gold NATE WOLLENWEBER 8025 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Gold LIEF YERGENSEN 8129 Trojans High School Mountain Bike Team Frosh Boys D1 Gold Frosh Boys D2 BLUE NAME PLATE TEAM CATEGORY RILEY BARBER 9091 Del Oro High School Frosh Boys D2 Blue OWEN BENNETT 9115 Casa Grande High School Frosh Boys D2 Blue TRAVIS BIEHLE 9131 Marin Academy Frosh Boys D2 Blue TJ BIRKLE 9157 North State Composite Frosh Boys D2 Blue SAMUEL CARDIN 9055 North State Composite Frosh Boys D2 Blue DAMIAN CATON 9155 Shasta High MTB Team Frosh Boys D2 Blue CONNOR CLARK 9147 Annadel Composite Frosh Boys D2 Blue BENJAMIN CLEMENT 9073 Wildcats High School Mountain Bike Team Frosh Boys D2 Blue NATE GARLINGTON 9127 Hangtown Composite Frosh Boys D2 Blue LUCA GARVEY MILLER 9161 Terra Linda High School Frosh Boys D2 Blue JAMES GESELL 9173 Annadel Composite Frosh Boys D2 Blue SEAN GUBERA 9143 Annadel Composite Frosh Boys D2 Blue JOSH HAKMAN 9023 San Domenico School Frosh Boys D2 Blue MICHAEL HEBRARD 9037 Shasta High MTB Team Frosh Boys D2 Blue EVAN JOHNSON 9081 Middletown High School Frosh Boys D2 Blue ETHAN KINCAID 9009 VHS REBOBS Frosh Boys D2 Blue SAMMY KREPS 9057 Napa Valley Composite Cycling Frosh Boys D2 Blue SAJIV KUMAR 9065 Terra Linda High School Frosh Boys D2 Blue ADAM LAHART 9017 San Domenico School Frosh Boys D2 Blue KAI LAMB 9027 Humboldt Composite Frosh Boys D2 Blue Frosh Boys D1 BLUE NAME PLATE TEAM CATEGORY 2019 PTS CALLUP NATE ACKER 8035 Granite Bay High School Grizzlies Frosh Boys D1 Blue AARON ADDIS 8117 Redwood High School Frosh Boys D1 Blue JUSTIN LEARN 9145 Del Oro High School Frosh Boys D2 Blue JASPER LOWELL 9041 Napa Valley Composite Cycling Frosh Boys D2 Blue ETHAN LUJAN 9003 Davis Composite Frosh Boys D2 Blue NOLAN MACDONALD 9033 San Marin High School Frosh Boys D2 Blue TYLER MACVICAR 9133 Wildcats High School Mountain Bike Team
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