The 2011 St. Paul Athena Awards -- which honor female high school student-athletes in that area -- were given out at a banquet Wednesday. Here is a list of the award winners, along with their schools and pictures. (Note: Minneapolis gives out its Athena Awards on May 6). Click for Part I and Part 2 to see the rest of the winners.
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Old National acquiring Bremer Financial in $1.4 billion deal, much less than previous estimatesPart 3: Congrats to the St. Paul Athena Award winners -- with names, schools and pictures
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April 27, 2011 at 4:18PM
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Chelsea Laden, Lakeville South (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Christine Briere, Mahtomedi (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Natalie Stoltz, Mounds View (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Lisa Loeffler, North St. Paul (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Karalyn Leetz, Park of Cottage Grove (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Megan Errington, Randolph (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Shade Pratt, Rosemount (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Megan Stuart, Roseville (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Brittney Willaert, Simley (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Alison Chulla, South St. Paul (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Caitlin Hewes, Stillwater (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Kelsey Coulter, White Bear Lake (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Lauren Domski, Woodbury (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Katie Moran, Visitation (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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