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San Diego, California

North Pole High School
North Pole, Alaska
Graduating class of 2012

Sports: Softball, Volleyball

Gender: Female
Height: 5' 4"
Weight: 150 lbs.
Age: 31

Raytown High School
Raytown, Missouri
Graduating class of 2012

Sports: Baseball, Football

Gender: Male
Height: 6' 0"
Weight: 215 lbs.
Age: 30

Seacoast Christian School
South Berwick, Maine
Graduating class of 2012

Sports: Basketball, Track & Field

Gender: Female
Height: 5' 9"
Weight: 145 lbs.
Age: 30

"Tyler Edmond QB # 15- (Class of 2012) Ht" 6'1" Wt: 190 SAT 2000"

Trinity Episcopal Day School
Natchez, Mississippi
Graduating class of 2012

Sports: Baseball, Cross Country, Football, Track & Field

"The 2 sports that i most enjoy are football and baseball. Nothing quite matches the adrenaline rush..."

Whitesboro High School
Marcy, New York
Graduating class of 2012

Sports: Football

"Football Honors and Accolades RUSHED FOR OVER 2,000 YDS AND 18TD'S ON JUNIOR VARSITY AS FRESHMAN AND..."

Princeton High School
Cincinnati, Ohio
Graduating class of 2012

Sports: Cross Country, Football, Track & Field

"During my life I have been faced with trials and tribulations just as any other human being..."

Weirton Madonna High School
Weirton, West Virginia
Graduating class of 2012

Sports: Basketball

"6' 6", 225 lbs, 80" Wingspan, Right and Left Hand in Paint, Shotblocker, Can Rebound in Traffic...."

Ellender Memorial High School
Houma, Louisiana
Graduating class of 2012

Sports: Baseball, Basketball

"My name is Gilbert J. Talbot III, I answer to the name â€œGibbyâ€. Since I was about..."

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Graduating class of 2012

Sports: Baseball

"I am a 3b/INF/RHP/OF from Salpointe Catholic, Tucson, AZ. I made varsity as a freshman. My goal..."

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