Academic all-state athletes named
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The following Columbia Falls athletes made academic all-state, having lettered and received a grade point average of 3.5 or higher for the first quarter.
Girls soccer — Tallia Gallagher, Joyce Hatfield, Madeline Jarvis, Paige Livingston, Mikayla Thomas, Katie Price, Tavia Bechtel, Sydney Grilley, Ellie Johnson, Katie Hawes, Lottie Ellis, Ally Gimbel and Lexi Strouse
Volleyball — Kaitlyn Cassazza, KJ Schweikert, Winter Kemppainen, Carla Nicosia, Ciera Finberg, Cydney Finberg, Morgan Stenger, Keavyn Baker, Peyton Kehri, Kiara Burlage, Anna Nicosia, Jaclyn Bohmer, Haley Greene and Shaylene Fishel
Football — Ike Schweikert, Ty Morgan, Emerald Ogden, Nathan Riley, Connor Bowman, Cody Walters, Trevor Houston, Austin Green, Logan Kolodejchuk, Stephen Lindsey and Cassidi Bowman
Cross country — Haylie Peacock, Hannah Freeman, Winfield West, Miranda Livingston, Glenn Morden, Morgan Christianson, Samantha Mundel, Meredith Stolte and Sadie Panasuk
Cheerleading — Kaitlyn Burley and Carrie Roth
Golf — Lowell Panasuk, Ashley Trueblood and Ali Gould
In related news, two Columbia Falls soccer players were named all-conference in boys soccer — defenseman Breydon Levinsky, a senior, and forward Daniel Skinner.
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