SWEET 16 LEADERS Hopkins, Park Center, Champlin Park boys finish 1-2-3 Hopkins, Wayzata, Stillwater girls finish 1-2-3 VARISTY MIT CHAMPS Waseca girls, Huron (SD) boys

Volume 3 Summer Issue No. 4 August 10 2018-2019 PACESETTER VARSITY sweet sixteen Royal sweep for Hopkins Hopkins boys Boys repel Park displayed fierce defense in the Center in finals; finals against Park Center, girls top Wayzata which aver- By Bruce Strand aged 79 points in the first three The Hopkins Royals made a clean games. sweep of the Pacesetter Sweet 16 Championships Aug. 4-5, with both “Our focus is the boys and girls teams cruising in on defense, be- championship games at the College cause defense of St. Benedict. wins champi- onships,” said The Hopkins boys rolled past Per- Aphan Nnaji, ham 87-65 and Mahtomedi 76-62 who coached to reach the semifinals, where they the Royals. “We fought off Champlin Park 73-69. In box out, we play the championship“Tyus putgame, the Royals team defense, we helped out shut down Park Center 79-52. Above: Dane on a show!” (on defense). Zimmer (24) and I thought we The Royal girls — winning this Zeke Nnaji sty- shared the ball event for the sixth straight year — mie Park Cen- really well on routed Holy Family Catholic 67-41, ter’s Detavious offense, too.” New Ulm 68-38, and Minnehaha Frierson; Left: Academy 85-38 to reach the finals, Two for Paige The Pacesetter where they faced Wayzata, their Bueckers. vaunted section rival, which had Sweet 16 was also pummeled its first three oppo- Hopkins’ lone event of the summer nents. Hopkins dominated the Tro- as a team for both boys and girls, jans 84-59. with kids as the players are scat- tered with various AAU teams prior In this annual event, Pacesetter in- to this event. vites leading teams from Class 4A, 3A, 2A and 1A for a single-class That includes Zeke Nnaji, Aphan’s summer showcase. 6-foot-11 son, who’s fielding some Hopkins: Continued on Page 2 Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News August 10 Page 2 Hopkins nabs both titles and girls get 6th in row

Hopkins: Continued from Page 1 two dozen Division I offers while playing for D1 Min- nesota, ranked No. 4 in the country.

The top seven for Hopkins were Zeke Nnaji, Andy Staf- ford, Dane Zimmer, Kerwin Walton, Charles Johnson, Rayquan Valentin and Andre Gray.

“In business, we have a saying, KYC, which means Know Your Client,” said Aphan Nnaji. “We do that in Dlayla Chakolis of Hopkins scores between basketball, too. Zeke guarded their big man, who likes to shoot from the outside. We told Zeke, don’t let him Wayzata’s Jenna Johnson and Molly Thompson. take that shot; make him put in on the floor.”

Representing a program with seven state titles under coach Ken Novak Jr., Hopkins is coming off a 26-2 season that ended with a section upset loss to Wayzata. Most of that squad will be back.

The Hopkins girls have six state titles under coach Bri- an Cosgriff but have finished runner-up at state the last three years. They are clearly on a mission.

“We talk about that, right away,” said Tara Starks, who coaches the girls in the Pacesetter each year. “You’ve got to have a mission. Otherwise, what are you work- ing for?”

The girls were tough to score against, like their boy Hopkins’ Kerwin Walton finds a crease in the counterparts, and all parts of their game were humming. finals against Park Center. “Our defense was solid. We played well together. We shared the ball. Biggest thing was, we got up and down the floor really well,” said Starks.

The Royals are led by guard Paige Bueckers, generally regarded as the state’s best player. The other starters sere Dlayla Chakolis, Jaide Pressley, KK Adams and Amaya Battle, with Taylor Woodson and Sunaja Agara coming off the bench. They were missing a starting post, Maya Nnaji, who had another tournament.

Pacesetter, based in Paynesville, conducts basketball and volleyball camps in five states, along with basket- ball tournaments in five states. Hopkins’ Amaya Battle (right) and Wayzata’s Annika Stewart tie up. Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News August 10 Page 3 Wayzata strong but falls to arch rival By Bruce Strand zata 74-51. In the third-place game, Stillwater clipped Min- The Wayzata Trojans were nehaha Academy 58-42. Still- a machine in their first three water players were Sara Scalia, games at the Sweet 16. Then Payton Bruggers, Alexis Pratt, they ran into Hopkins in the fi- Mary Fultz, Grace Cote, Del- nals and got foiled 79-52. aney Wagner, Amber Scalia, Tori Chute, Taylor Brady, Ali- “We should have saved a few za Karlen, and Gionna Carr. of those for the finals,” quipped Ken Theisen, who was coach- Princeton, Prior Lake ing the Trojans. “We missed too snag 5th-place laurels many easy shots and turned it over too many times to compete Wayzata’s Kallie Theisen gets inside to The Princeton boys placed fifth with a team like Hopkins.” score in the finals loss to Hopkins. as they beat Lake City 68-51, lost to Park Center 85-71, then Hopkins is the team Wayzata has outgunned Brooklyn Center 84- to beat to reach the state tour- 76 and Minneapolis North 86-67. nament. There’s a good chance Players were Adam Williams, they’ll be the best two teams in Jon Stimmler, James Flicek, Tate the state next March, and just one Laabs, Reilly O’Neil, Kody Alick- can make the big show. Wayzata son, Jake Bebeau Cody Miller, is 0-5 against Hopkins in section- Haydn Stay, Cole Berning, Josh als in the last decade. Addy and Manny Flicek.

Wayzata rolled past Lac qui Parle “We have a great group of hard Valley 67-27, Waseca 70-32 and working kids who have devel- Stillwater 74-51 to reach the fi- oped a ton from AAU l, sum- nals. “It was fun to get all the girls mer workouts, and team tourna- together for four games,” said Princeton’s James Flicek races ments,” coach Brett Coultier said. Theisen, whose daughter Kallie upcourt vs. Minneapolis North. “We have had some good success has signed with South Dakota this summer and we look forward to State. “This gives us something to building off that in November.” build on going into the school year.” The Prior Lake girls placed fifth. The Rebels, Ponies place 3rd Lakers squeezed past Eden Valley- Watkins 59-57, fell to Minnehaha The Champlin Park boys placed third, Academy 56-49, edged New Ulm after almost knocking off Hopkins in 70-67, and broke loose in the fifth- the semifinals. That score was 73-69. place game 63-35 over Waseca. The Rebels topped Waseca 75-69 and Minneapolis North 69-59 to reach the Park Center in finals semi’s, and thumped East Ridge 84- 63 in the third place game. Park Center was the boys runner-up, rolling past New Ulm Cathedral 81- The Stillwater girls placed third. The 49, Princeton 85-71 and East Ridge Ponies clipped Pelican Rapids 55-33 72-66 to reach the finals, where Hop- and Stewartville 72-42 to reach the kins was too much for them, winning semifinals, where they lost to- Way Khari Broadway of Park Cen- 79-59. Team photo on Page 5. ter drives against Hopkins. Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News August 10 Page 4 Pacesetter Sweet 16 champions

Hopkins Royals Front: Taylor Woodson, KK Adams, Alayna Contreus, Imani Hollie, Lay-Lay Chako- lis, Paige Bueckers, Samaiya Buchanan, Ellie Solberg, Tehmi Bozicevich …. Back: Kelly Boyle, London Salberg-Thornton, Tyanna Davis, Salahm Mahre, Amaya Battle, Su- zie Patterson, Jaide Pressley, NuNu Agara, Andrea Gray, Brooke Cosgriff

Hopkins Royals From left: Andre Gray, Gabe Hicks-Stohl, Kerwin Walton, Ramon Saledo, Ray- quan Valentin, Jalen Treml, Andrew Stafford, Jack Hernandez, Zeke Nbaji, Charles Johnson, Dane Zimmer, Elijah Williams, Andrew Danke. Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News August 10 Page 5 Pacesetter Sweet 16 runners-up

Park Center Pirates Wayzata Trojans From left: Josh Brown, Jalen Cook, Dawson Rudolph, Front: Jimmy Ware, Tommy Chatman, Detavious Frierson, Front: Lydia Hay, Mara Braun, Alivia Dain Dainja, JJ Ware, Josh Lewis, Emmanuel Tamba, Arnebeck, Mimi Schrader … Khari Broadway Back: Jenna Johnson, Annika Stew- art, Kallie Theisen, Molly Thompson

Wayzata’s Jenna Johnson drives against tight defense by Hopkins’ KK Adams.

Park Center’s Tommy Chat- Photos by Bruce Strand man slashes to the hoop Minnesota Basketball News against Hopkins’ Ramon Saledo. Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News August 10 Page 6 PACESETTER VARSITY Minnesota INVITATIONAL TOURNEY Huron crosses border, tops field “We return four Sauk Rapids-Rice starters and have places 2nd of 9 teams good pieces off the bench.” By Bruce Strand Sauk Rapids-Rice The Huron Tigers boys went 5-0 beat Hancock 62- and claimed the championship of 48 in the semifinals the Pacesetter Varsity Minnesota at the College of St. Invitational Tournament on July Benedict’s. In pool 21-22. play Saturday, the Storm beat Clear- The South Dakotans beat Sauk brook-Gonvick 47- Rapids-Rice 64-52 in the cham- 41, Pillager 69-35 pionship game at College of St. and Wrenshall 69- Benedict on Sunday, after getting 43. past Oak Grove (ND) 79-47 in the semifinals. Boys MIT: Continiued on On Saturday,“Tyus in poolput play, the Ti- Page 8 gers beat Hancock 47-36, Litchfield Jett McGirr splits the SRR defense and 38-32 andon Crosby-Ironton a show!” 59-33, to scores in the championship game. earn their slot in Division I on Sun- day, when play was divided into ma, Teegan Evers, Landon Hegg, three groups. Hayden Hegg, Jett McGirr, Mason Rodell, Blake Cruse, Cooper Fry- Huron players are Jaren Schley, berger, and Nathan Boehrns. Their Tanner Evers, Derrick Siemons- coach is John Schouten.

Huron was one of two out- of-state entrants (along with Oak Grove, N.D.) in the nine-team field.

They also went 4-0 at the MSU-Moorhead Sweet 16 and were .500 at team camps at University of Wisconsin and North Da- kota State.

“Last year, we were 7-14. We were very young and inexperienced. We are looking to have a much bet- ter season (next) year,” said Zach Storms of Sauk Rapids-Rice coach Jonathan Schouten. Teegen Evers looks for an scores on a fast break in the finals. open teammate on a break. Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News August 10 Page 7 PACESETTER VARSITY Minnesota INVITATIONAL TOURNEY Waseca gets physical, nabs title Waconia beat Waconia is runner-up Royalton 57-38, in 15-team tourney Belgrade-Broot- By Bruce Strand en-Elrosa 46-37 and Huron (SD) 50-28 on Satur- The Waseca Bluejays were cham- day, which placed pions of the Pacesetter Minnesota them in Division Varsity Invitational Tournament on I on Sunday. The July 21-22, winning five games. Wildcats beat New London- Waseca defeated Waconia 70-46 in Spicer 49-40 in the championship game Sunday at the semifinals. the College of St. Benedict, after thumping Huron (SD) 51-14 in the Waconia play- semifinals of the 15-team tourney. ers are Jada Lenz, Audrey On Saturday, Waseca beat BOLD Swanson, Me- 53-26, Totino-Grace 54-25 and New lissa Honnold, London-Spicer 49-37, to earn a spot Tess Johnson, in Division I on Sunday, when play Ava Stier, Ellie is split into three divisions. Madison Gehloff, Waseca’s all-time scoring and rebound leader, goes to the hoop. Dammann, Addy Salzer, Nata- Waseca players are Madison Gehl- lie Meath, and Courtney Freeberg. off, Gus Boyer, Brit Draeger, Ra- be ranked high in all four classes Their coach is Carl Pierson. chel Breck, Hannah Dotter, Rebecca of high school play. That event was held Aug. 4-5, also at the College of Morgan, Bre Conroy, Jayden Hiller Girls MIT: Continued on Page 8 and Brianna Highum. St. Benedict.

“The girls played good defense and passed the ball pretty well,” said coach Joan Conroy.

“They were also more physical than they’ve been in the past. We’ve put in a lot of time in the weight room and we are starting to transfer that quickness and strength to the floor.”

Waseca is also invited to Pacesetter’s biggest tour- nament, the Sweet 16, Above: Waseca’s Gus Boyer (rear) was in which Pacesetter in- about to block a shot by Jada Lenz. vites teams expected to Right: Waconia’s Courtney Freeberg rebounds. Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News August 10 Page 8

Girls MIT: Waseca tops Boys MIT: Sauk Rapids-Rice Waconia in championship tilt reaches finals against Huron Continued from Page 7 Continued from Page 6 “We’ve always been a pretty potent offensive team Sauk Rapids-Rice players were Ethan Opsahl, Zach but we’ve taken some big strides in terms of our team Storms, Landry Seaman, Josh Schloe, Coby Lee, Noah defense,” coach Carl Pierson said, “and I think that Jungwirth, Charlie Rucks, Jacob Schloe, Braden Tret- was the key in our wins over B-B-E and NL-S. In both ter, and Cade Milton Baumgartner. Coached by Derek games we weren’t knocking down shots we typically Peterson, the Storm is coming off a 21-10 high school would make but our defense propelled us to victory.” season.

Pierson also liked the team’s balanced scoring: “In “This year’s team has a different makeup than last nearly each of our 24 games we had eight to 10 players year’s group,” coach Peterson assessed. “We are pe- scoring. We don’t lean on one star to score 20, although rimeter-orientated, athletic, quick, and work very, very we have a few kids capable of putting up that number.” hard. We have several kids who can shoot it and some slashers. Even our big kids run the floor well and can Waconia also went 6-2 in the Chanhassen Summer shoot it.” League, placed third in The Breakdown Summer State Tournament, and competed well against strong teams at Harassing teams in the full court has proven to be a the NDSU camp, Pierson said. The finals against Wase- strength and helped us get back in to the championship ca was their 13th game in 10 days. game -- where they fell behind 16-0 but made a good game of it after that.

“Rebounding and learning to play with controlled at- titudes when things aren’t going well is going to be key for us this year,” Peterson said,

SAVE THE DATE! Pacesetter Jam Girls: Saturday, November 17 Boys: Saturday, November 24 MBBN Walker Holiday Classic Boys & Girls Class 1A/2A: Saturday, December 27-29 Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News August 10 Page 9 Pacesetter Sweet 16 tournament scores Hopkins 68, New Ulm 36 BOYS Minnehaha Acad. 56, Prior Lake 49 FIRST ROUND Hopkins 87, Perham 65 SEMIFINALS Mahtomedi 74, Wayzata 74, Stillwater 51 Dawson-Boyd 39 Hopkins 85, Minnehaha Acad. 38 Mpls North 81, Minneota 58 Champlin Park 75, Waseca 69 CHAMPIONSHIP East Ridge 95, Spring Grove 61 Hopkins 84, Wayzata 59 Brooklyn Center 55, Willmar 43 Park Center 81, 3RD PLACE New Ulm Cathedral 49 Stillwater 58, Minnehaha Acad. 42 Princeton 68, Lake City 51 Perham’s Finn Diggins is dou- 5TH PLACE Waseca 42, Stewartville 32 QUARTERFINALS ble-teamed by Willmar’s Jake Prior Lake 70, New Ulm 67 Hopkins 73, Mahtomedi 62 Evans and Jacob Rosendahl Champlin Park 69, Prior Lake 63, Waseca 35 Mpls. North 59 CONSOLATION FINALS East Ridge 71, 7TH PLACE Waseca 68, Lake City 49 Brooklyn Center 68 Stewartville 60, New Ulm 51 Park Center 85, Princeton 71 CONSOLATION 3RD PLACE CONSOLATIONS Perham 73, Willmar 57 SEMIFINALS Lac qui Parle Valley 77, Hopkins 73, Champlin Park 69 Maranatha Christian 74 CONSOLATION 5TH PLACE Park Center 72, East Ridge 66 Pelican Rapids 56, Minneota 52, Dawson-Boyd 37 Grand Rapids 48 Spring Grove 68, CHAMPIONSHIP Minneota 50, Holy Family 38 New Ulm Cathedral 27 Hopkins 79, Park Center 52 Willmar 47, Eden Valley-Watkins 34 Minneota 71, Spring Grove 68 3RD PLACE CONSOLATION SEMIFINALS CONSOLATION 7TH PLACE Champlin Park 84, Lac qui Parle Valley 55, New Ulm Cathedral 61, East Ridge 63 Pelican Rapids 53 Dawson-Boyd 59 Minneota 42, Willmar 40 5TH PLACE Mpls. North 56, Mahtomedi 52 CONSOLATION FINALS Princeton 84, Brooklyn Center 76 GIRLS Minneota 52, LQP Valley 49 Princeton 86, Mpls. North 67 FIRST ROUND CONSOLATION 3RD PLACE Wayzata 67, 7TH PLACE Willmar 57, Pelican Rapids 40 Lac qui Parle Valley 27 Brooklyn Center 78, Waseca 64, Maranatha Christian 55 Mahtomedi 69 CONSOLATION 5TH PLACE Stillwater 55, Pelican Rapids 33 Maranatha Christian 59, Stewartville 61, Grand Rapids 44 CONSOLATION Grand Rapids 54 Hopkins 67, Holy Family 41 Perham 67, Dawson-Boyd 56 Holy Family 43, New Ulm 50, Minneota 48 Waseca 88, Minneota 70 Eden Valley-Watkins 33 Prior Lake 59, Willmar 57, Spring Grove 50 Holy Family 48, Eden Valley-Watkins 57 Lake City 86, N.U. Cathedral 77 Maranatha Christian 45 Minnehaha Acad. 56, Willmar 47 CONSOLATION SEMIFINALS CONSOLATION 7TH PLACE QUARTERFINALS Waseca 70, Perham 65 Eden Valley-Watkins 58, Wayzata 70, Waseca 32 Lake City 63, Willmar 57 Grand Rapids 53 Stillwater 72, Stewartville 42 Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News August 10 Page 10 Pacesetter Varsity MIT action

Right: Jacob Lang of Oak Grove hits a 3-pointer against Hancock. Below: Logan Graphen- teen of Litchfield launch- es a shot that connects against Crosby-Ironton.

Alyssa Peterson of Menahga drives against Totino-Grace.

Alex Gruenke of Litchfield goes up for a layup Cole Reese of Hancock drives contested by Isaac Burley of Crosby-Ironton. the baseline against Oak Grove. Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News August 10 Page 11 Pacesetter Varsity MIT scores NORTH TOURNAMENT BOYS BOLD 50, East Central 39 POOL PLAY WEST Mesabi East 62, East Central 49 Huron 47, Hancock 36 Royalton 62, Mesabi East 54 Huron 38, Litchfield 32 Goodue 53, BOLD 35 Huron 59, Crosby-Ironton 33 Championship Litchfield 52, Crosby-Ironton 49 Goodhue 54, Royalton 49 Crosby-Ironton 62, Hancock 55 Third place Hancock 39, Litchfield 37 BOLD 75, Mesabi East 51, OT Records Consolation round Huron 3-0, Hancock 1-2, Litch- Esko 38, East Central 13 field 1-2, Crosby-Ironton 1-2 Royalton 55, East Central 21 Esko 47, Royalton 40 POOL PLAY EAST Menahga’s Kate Hendrickson Sauk Rapids-Rice 47, lines up a shot during the 3rd- CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDS Clearbrook-Gonvick 41 place game vs. Totino-Grace. Sauk Rapids-Rice 69, DIVISION I Pillager 35 Semifinals Crosby-Ironton 77, Wrenshall 35 Sauk Rapids-Rice 69, Waconia 49, New London- Wrenshall 48, Clearbrook- Wrenshall 43 Spicer 40 Gonvick 46 Oak Grove 46, Wrenshall 33 Waseca 51, Huron 49 Championship Pillager 69, Oak Grove 41 Championship Crosby-Ironton 56, Litchfield 49 Oak Grove 57, Pillager 40 Waseca 70, Waconia 46 Third place Wrenshall 56, Clearbrook- Third place Wrenshall 57, Pillager 52 Gonvick 24 New London-Spicer 64, Oak Grove 54, Clearbrook- Huron 45 Gonvick 34 Pillager 66, Clearbrook- GIRLS DIVISION II Gonvick 33 Esko 58, Walker-Hacken- Pillager 53, Wrenshall 59 SOUTH TOURNAMENT sack-Akeley 32 Records Quarterfinals Menahga 62, Esko 58 Sauk Rapids-Rice 4-0, Oak Grove Totino-Grace 37, Walker- Totino-Grace 38, Belgrade- 3-1, Pillager 2-2, Wrenshall 1-3, Hackensack-Akeley 23 Brooten-Elrosa 34 Clearkbrook-Gonvick 0-4 Waseca 53, BOLD 27 Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 56, New London-Spicer 50, Walker-Hackensack-Akley 43 CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDS Mesabi East 45 Championship Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 27, Menahga 66, Totino-Grace 45 DIVISION I Goodhue 23 Third place Semifinals Semifinals Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 47, Sauk Rapids-Rice 62, Waseca 54, Totino-Grace 25 Esko 40 Hancock 48 New London-Spicer 63, Huron 79, Oak Grove 47 Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 23 DIVISION III Championship Championship BOLD 50, East Central 39 Huron 64, Sauk Rapids-Rice 52 Waseca 49, N.London-Spicer 37 Goodhue 53, BOLD 35 Third place Third place Royalton 62, Mesabi East 54 Oak Grove 62, Hancock 59 Totino-Grace 44, Walker- Mesabi East 62, East Central 49 Hackensack-Akeley 41 Championship DIVISION II Consolation round Goodhue 54, Royalton 49 Litchfield 60, Clearbrook- BOLD 46, Mesabi East 35 Third place Gonvick 25 Goodhue 31, Mesabi East 23 BOLD 75, Mesabi East 71 Litchfield 60, Pillager 56 Goodhue 43, BOLD 31 Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News August 10 Page 12 Pacesetter Sweet 16 boys action

Devin Melzer of Mahtomedi runs into some turbulence against Brooklyn Center. Bennett Otto was about to score on a finger roll for Champlin Park against East Ridge.

Patrick Lynott of East Ridge hits a jumper against Champlin Logan Sussner of Min- Park. neota works the base- line against Spring Grove.

Adam Williams of Drey Dirksen of Willmar Princeton sinks a scores on a reverse ‘3’ against Mpls. Waseca’s Andrew Morgan scores on layup against Perham. North a spin move against Lake City. Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News August 10 Page 13 Pacesetter Sweet 16 girls action

Waseca’s Gus Boyer leans to pass against Stewartville.

Alexis Pratt of Stillwork works the baseline against Taytum Rhoades of Minnehaha Academy.

Prior Lake’s Abby Kuboushek snags a rebound in front of Waseca’s Brianna Highum.

Ellie Bute of New Ulm launches a jump shot against Stewartville. Mia Stewartville’s Cutis of Kailee Malone Minnehaha takes aim against Academy New Ulm. penetrates against Stillwater. Gionna Carr of Still- water is fouled on a drive vs. Minnehaha. Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News August 10 Page 14 Pacesetter VMIT champions

Huron Tigers Waseca Bluejays Front: Teegan Evers, Jett McGirr, Landon Hegg, Front: Taylor Hiller (coach), Bre Conway, Mason Rozell, Hayden Hegg. Back: Jaren Schley, Jaden Hiller, Gus Boyer, Brittany Drae- Cooper Fryberger, Nathan Boehms, Blake Cruse, ger, Rebecca Morgan. Back: Matt Potter Tanner Evers, Derick Siemonsa, Colton Pell (coach), Rachel Breck, Hanna Potter, Brianna Highum, Madison Gehloff, Joan Conway (coach) Pacesetter VMIT runners-up

Waconia Wildcats Sauk Rapids-Rice Storm Front: Jayda Lenz, Ava Stier, Audrey Front: Zach Storms, Noah Jungwirth, Nathan Valek, Swanson, Melissa Honnold, Tess John- Braden Tretter, and Landry Seaman. Coach Derek son. Back: Allie Zimmer, Sydni Olson, Peterson, Ethan Opsahl, Josh Schloe, Charlie Courtney Freeberg, Natalie Meath, Ellie Rucks, Jacob Schloe, Cade Milton-Baumgardner, Dammann, Addy Salzer, Dani Dykstra and Kobe Lee