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the 3 girls from parowan you have them listed as 3a girls and they are 2a i dont know how all they made was honorable mention they were alot better than that they won more games at state than anyone they are the best in all the rams fans minds great job ladyrams!!!!
Way to go Kim Austin from Bountiful. But aren't you a little too old for high school? Not bad for the swim COACH to make the softball honorable mention team. It should actually be Taylor Austin from Bountiful. Way to go TAY!!!
Whitney Fieldsted from Altamont didn't play softball this year, her sister Morgan did though...
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