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22 days ago
Adding another to our 2027 class and we are SO EXCITED!! 😆💃 Defensive Specialist, Reese Schneider from North Harrison High School! #RollDiers
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Posted On: September 28th 2026, 09:20 pm
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Adding another to our 2027 class and we are SO EXCITED!! 😆💃

Defensive Specialist, Reese Schneider from North Harrison High School!

#RollDiers
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bri_runbabyrun 21 days ago

bri_runbabyrun

So excited for you Reese! Congratulations!

emac3380 22 days ago

emac3380

So awesome!! Let’s Go Reese!!!🙌🏼🎉

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