2015 Highlight of the Champions

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Highlight of the Champions P H I L A D E L P H I A

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Graham Company Players of the Year Boys 16-18: William Mitchell

[Pg.2]

Boys 13-15: Caleb Ryan

[Pg.3]

Girls 16-18: Kaitlyn Lees

[Pg.4]

Girls 13-15: Casey Oppenheimer

[Pg.5]

12 & Under: Joshua Ryan

[Pg.6]

Sam Penecale Scoring Average Leaders Zachary Barbin /Morgan Frazier

[Pg. 7]

Austin Barbin/Caprian Kan

[Pg.8]

Ryan D’Ariano

[Pg.8]

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