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SHERMAN—The following students have earned a position on the 2009-2010 Austin College cheerleading squad, and are lead by captain Alissa Dodson.
They are listed by hometown along with the local high school from which they graduated, and the names of their parents.
Allen, Texas
Hailey Hundley, Allen High School, daughter of Todd and Rhonda Hundley-Harper;
Athens, Texas
Ashley Darby, Athens Senior High School, daughter of Gail and Derrick Bowman;
Colleyville, Texas
Amanda Mims, Grapevine Senior High School, daughter of Alan and Stephanie Mims;
Dallas, Texas
Emily S. Olvera, Lake Highlands High School, daughter of Nancy Shaw and Michael Olvera,
Denison, Texas
Alissa Dodson, Denison Senior High School, daughter of Marilyn Dodson and the late Roy Locher, Captain,
Kayla Saxon, Texoma Christian School, daughter of Kevin Saxon of Denison, Texas, and Leslie Pratt of Sherman, Texas;
Frisco, Texas
Chanel Rafie, Centennial High School, daughter of Sharie Stewart and Saied Rafie;
Greenville, Texas
Courtney Converse, Greenville High School, daughter of Dean and Kim Converse;
McKinney, Texas
Kara Causey, Princeton High School, daughter of Artie and Debbie Causey;
Medfield, Massachusetts
Reba Cunningham, Medfield High School, daughter of Rosemary Cunningham;
Plano, Texas
Lida Shaygan, Plano Senior High School, daughter of Zarah and Masoud Shaygan;
Princeton, Texas
Jessica Athey, Princeton High School, daughter of Douglas and Kimberly Athey;
San Antonio, Texas
Adyn Summer Pipoly, Winston Churchill High School, daughter of Carl and Esther Pipoly;
Sherman, Texas
Kayla Saxon, Texoma Christian School, daughter of Leslie Pratt of Sherman, Texas, and Kevin Saxon of Denison, Texas;
Sunnyvale, Texas
Nicholas Low, Jesuit College Preparatory School, son of James and Tammy Low.
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Front Row: Adyn Pipoly, Reba Cunningham, Alissa Dodson – captain, Amanda Mims, Emily Olvera; Second Row: Kayla Saxon, Courtney Converse, Kara Causey, Hailey Hundley; Back Row: Chanel Rafei, Ashley Darby, Nick Low, Jessica Athey, sponsor Mary Ferguson
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