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Great job Alexis making 1st Team All-State for both papers..you are an amazing player and deserve everything coming your way.Good Luck,you have a bright future.
Where can one find the first team list?
Found it... pardon my myopia.
Seriously,how do some of these players get picked? There are many more well deserving girls than are on this list. Mind bogeling.
How come only 1 girl from S.S made it, i watched them at state and have played against them in the regular season and they have some great players...but congrats to their pitcher
Coaches vote for these players. Can't vote for their own (is my understanding). Some coaches are better at getting in their ballots than others.
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