Fifty-three female student athletes were honored Friday at the Minneapolis Athena Awards banquet in downtown Minneapolis. Here is Part II of the list of winners, along with their school and picture. The other half was on Part I.
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Fifty-three student-athletes were honored Friday.
May 7, 2011 at 12:39AM
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Sarah Johnson, Minneapolis North (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Ebonie Snider, Minneapolis Roosevelt (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Sattoria Rule, Minneapolis South (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Maya Rosenbloom, Minneapolis Southwest (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Rebekah Polland, Minneapolis Washburn (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Katelyn Adams (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Megan Bailey, Minnetonka (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Julia Harrison, Mound-Westonka (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Haley Erickson, Orono (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Paige Olson, Osseo (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Mary Krambeer, Park Center (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Alexandria Citrowske, Prior Lake (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Nicole Frogner, Providence Academy (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Kelsey Metz, Richfield (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Sabrina Hoover, Rogers (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Ashley Walker, Shakopee (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Bria Jones, Spring Lake Park (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Lauren Gordhamer, St. Anthony (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Alaina Kne, St. Francis (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Mara Olson, Spring Lake Park (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Caroline Ponessa, Totino-Grace (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Amanda Lynch, Watertown-Mayer (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Lauren Urke, Wayzata (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Hannah Fordahl, Zimmerman (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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