Cheerleaders place 2nd in JamFest
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Members are: Sarah Braud (captain), Nikki Champagne (co-captain), Alli Perilloux (co-captain), Rebecca Laurent, Alayna Melancon, Madison Cochran, Taylor DeJean, Rhiana Dugas, Rachel Fitzsimmons, Shylah Frickey, Mallory Wolfe, Brittany Beba, Abby Bryant, Caroline Colomb, Leah Melancon, Madelyn Pinero, Maria Pinero, Emily Schexnayder and Pylar Zeringue.
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