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March 15, 2013

All Herald Bulletin Girls Basketball Team

Anonymous The Herald Bulletin The Herald Bulletin Fri Mar 15, 2013, 10:28 PM EDT

ALL HERALD BULLETIN GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM

(selected by area coaches/HB staff)

FIRST TEAM

Kelsey Key, Frankton

Kenzie Gustin, Pendleton Hts.

Darien Thompson, Anderson

Kiawna Cottrell, Pendleton Hts.

Chelsea Bentley, Anderson

SECOND TEAM

Taylor Potts, Anderson

Katie Key, Frankton

Kirsten Rich, Lapel

Shanna Kelly, Alexandria

Jessie Noone, Elwood

THIRD TEAM

Bethani Herniak, Madison-Grant

Da’Sha Boyd, Anderson

Jaime Roberts, Daleville

Samia Carter, Anderson

Mackenzie Boles, Lapel

HONORABLE MENTION

Kaycie Pyle, Madison-Grant; Jasmine Matthews, Anderson Preparatory Academy; Morgan Tarlton, Lapel; Tenasha Stephens, Elwood; Katelyn Leisure, Elwood

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