rainbowconnection

Camp Kamaji’s
RAINBOW
CONNECTION
A Publication of Camp Kamaji for Girls
October/November 2013
I recently watched a video that is circling
around online. It follows a woman around
during her day: the days starts and the first
thing her husband does is check his phone,
she goes for a run and there is a man
talking loudly on his phone while up on a
beautiful hilltop, she is out with her
girlfriends and they are all sitting at lunch
on their phones, she walks on the beach
and there is a man proposing to his
girlfriend, he has a ring in one hand and an
Iphone in the other, when she goes bowling
with friends, no one sees her strike
because they are glued to their phone
screens, at a concert, all you see is a crowd
of glowing smartphone screens videoing
the performance...
It is obvious that the biggest difference in
this situation between life at home and life
at camp is that we do not have phones. But
perhaps the less obvious difference is what
that MEANS for us at camp.
ne of my favorite parts about when I visit with girls who are
interested in learning about Kamaji is describing the no
electricity in the cabins, no light-switches in your porch, no
one-way emails, no phone calls and definitely, no cell phones.
O
As I describe this “lifestyle” to prospective families, I am typically
sitting in a living room, lights on, in front of a laptop and a
television. You can hear the vibration of someone’s cell phone in
the kitchen or the delicate jingle of a text message received on an
Iphone somewhere upstairs. It is very, very difficult to imagine
our lives at camp at that point.
How do we do it? Don’t we miss out on so much while we are
away at camp? How can girls today who are so “connected” to
their friends and their parents through text, Snapchat, Facebook
and Instagram live without these modern conveniences? What
about the birthday parties? The gossip? The jokes? All those
pictures of our happy friends, we won’t be in them! When we get
back home, what will we have missed?
But what I know and what you girls know is absolutely true.
When you are sitting on a Barnett sailing across Wolf Lake, when
you’re in the middle of planning a boy-band themed lip sync,
when you are singing “We want Sydney to walk through the
dining room...” and when you and your porchmates can’t stop
giggling after lights-off at night, you know there is absolutely no
where else you would rather be.
When you wake up in the morning, you roll
over to tease your friend about how she
better get moving because she’ll be late for table-setting, and you
don’t have to. When you are jogging around the tennis courts as
a warm-up, you can hear the sound of the arrows piercing the
archery targets and the sounds of the counselors coaching
campers up the climbing wall in the distance. When you sit down
with your friends for lunch, you talk about how you fell off your
paddleboard or how excited you are for Rainbow Burgers for
dinner. When Lane Washburn and Lucy Behn are “marrying”
Mickey and Minnie Mouse during Valentine’s Day Night, you
watch, you laugh and you clap. When you hear that someone
has passed a level in sailing or a Hatchery camper passed her
swim test, you pound on the tables to celebrate her success.
When you watch the Variety Show or the Counselor Show, you
see the audience smile with pride when their friend finishes her
solo on stage or laugh when their counselor is imitating them in a
skit. At camp, you live in the moment. There is no other place
you would rather be.
At home, part of the reason you are constantly checking your
phone or email is because there might be something better that
is happening somewhere else. But at camp, you KNOW there is
nothing better than what is happening right there, in that moment,
exactly where you are.
A text message cannot describe it, a SnapChat will not capture it,
a witty Facebook post won’t be able to perfectly depict it and an
Instagram picture certainly can’t catch it. You don’t need to relive it, you simply need to live in that moment the first time
around.
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WHAT IS THE RAINBOW
CONNECTION ??
For those of you who have never
received the Rainbow Connection we
would like to tell you what it’s all about.
The Rainbow Connection is our way
of keeping in touch with all of you
during the off-season.
We will be sending you a total of 5
newsletters between now and June
2014 which will contain all sorts of
news relevant to Kamaji, its campers
and staff. While we write the
newsletter, it is really your news. So
we ask that you let us know what’s
happening with you so we can include
info in our “Newsbits” column. You can
email updates and pictures to
[email protected].
There are also several other columns
to which you might contribute
information. We’d love to receive
poems, sayings, drawings — your own
or someone else’s — that fit the
theme of camp. So help us make this
monthly newsletter the best it can be
— for everyone!! To that end, we truly
appreciate your input, welcome your
contributions and thank you!!
THINGS WE CAN ’T FORGET
KAMAJI 2014
First Session:
High School Musical...
Jimmy...the fishing boat rescue...Billy
Bob Joe... gassy girls... O-M-Jenna...
Sham Sham Minnie Mouse... tick
dance... Billie the Duck... Lulu...
Myrtle the Turtle... knock
knock...catching the fireflies...
eyebrow chalk... seeing Canada from
America... Kiwi Hands... oversize
Duluth pack...
We hope to see all of you back with us
at Kamaji next summer! Speaking of
next summer — the dates for the 2014
Kamaji season are finalized and are as
follows:
Second Session:
Mr. Squishy... self-reliance... Nutshell
riff-off... 22... everyone tasting Jo’s
vegemite... birthday dance party...
umi-zumi... Dinosaur Thursday...
hello?... flashlight time... CIT Rosie...
painting the pig... candlelight dinner
with Jason... wobbling... love ya!...
clipboard collages... on Wednesdays
we wear pink
SECOND FOUR WEEK SESSION:
Tuesday, July 15 – Sunday, August 10
EIGHT WEEK SEASON:
Tuesday, June 17– Sunday, August 10
FIRST FOUR WEEK SESSION:
Tuesday, June 17 – Sunday, July 13
We have e-mailed this information
along with the link to the 2014 Kamaji
Enrollment Form to your parents. You
can also find this same info on the
bottom of Kamaji’s homepage at
www.kamaji.com.
All camper openings will be on a firstcome, first-serve basis for both
returning and new campers. If you or
your parents have questions about this
please give us a call.
P.S.
LIT Info for 2013 Pine Manor
“grads” were emailed earlier
this week. Check your email
boxes!
A WORD ABOUT
ENROLLMENT
CAMP KAMAJI FOR GIRLS
SUMMER ADDRESS
WINTER ADDRESS
32054 Wolf Lake Road
Cass Lake, Minnesota 56633
Phone 218.335.6612
PO Box 12500
Chicago, IL 60612
Phone 218.556.1805
www.kamaji.com
Kat Martin & Jason Nelson
Owners/Directors
[email protected]
[email protected]
Mike & Kathy Jay
Co-Directors
[email protected]
[email protected]
2014 is already shaping up to be
another great summer. Enrollment is
off and running with 187 spots already
filled for next summer. We have no
doubt that Kamaji 2014 will fill up
quickly!
See below for a list of enrolled Kamaji
campers- is your name on the list yet?!
If you are wanting to be assured a
camper place at Kamaji next summer,
we urge you to enroll now!!
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October/November 2013
AY!!! We can hardly believe that
it is only October 2014 and we
are already more than half full for
the summer!! Following is a list of all
Kamaji campers — both returnees and
first-year campers for 2014 — who are
already signed up for camp:
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EIGHT W EEK CAM PERS
Abbey Alderman (3rd summer) from Tulsa, OK
Sydney Aronson (5th summer) from Deerfield, IL
Sofie Bogucki (4th summer) from Purcellville, VA
Sarah Devereux (4th summer) from Boulder, CO
Maddie Fisher (3rd summer) from Glencoe, IL
Ryan Foreman (4th summer) from Chicago, IL
Cora Galpern (4th summer) from Denver, CO
Alyssa Kahn (3rd summer) from Northbrook, IL
Emily Miller (8th summer) from Chesterfield, MO
Sara Moore (5th summer) from Wildwood, MO
Maggie Morison (5th summer) from Highland Park, IL
Shayna Rosenbloom (7th summer) from Nashville, TN
Adena Rosenbloom (4th summer) from Nashville, TN
Sydney Rothenberg (3rd summer) from Deerfield, IL
Yas Salon (5th summer) from New Albany, OH
Rosie Salzer (2nd summer) from Northbrook, IL
Jacqueline Steel (5th summer) from Winnetka, IL
Hannah Suffian (5th summer) from Saint Louis, MO
Lila Taylor (3rd summer) from Clayton, MO
Maddie Thall (4th summer) from Deerfield, IL
Caroline Timoney (4th summer) from Wyndmoor, PA
Eva Timoney (4th summer) from Wyndmoor, PA
Sloane Ward (3rd summer) from Northbrook, IL
Chloe Wasserstrom (5th summer) from Columbus, OH
Annie Rose Winkler (4th summer) from Philadelphia, PA
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FIRST SESSION CAM PERS
Rhese Abrams (2nd summer) from Chicago, IL
Emma Barnes (5th summer) from St. Louis, MO
Sissel Batey (5th summer) from Bloomfield Hills, MI
Josephine Berler (3rd summer) from San Francisco, CA
Zoe Bernstein (1st summer) from Chicago, IL
Josie Clark (4th summer) from Boulder, CO
Lanie Cohen (7th summer) from Highland Park, IL
Posey Cohen (5th summer) from Evanston, IL
Grace Conrad (3rd summer) from Chicago, IL
Averi Eisen (5th summer) from Englewood, CO
Isabella Finley (5th summer) from Columbia, MO
Lillian Fleisher (4th summer) from Highland Park, IL
Alex
Fleisher (2nd summer) from Highland Park, IL
Sabrina Fleishman (2nd summer) from Deerfield, IL
Sawyer Fleishman (4th summer) from Deerfield, IL
Sydney Fleishman (4th summer) from Deerfield, IL
Claire Flora (2nd summer) from Bexley, OH
Lucy Gallun (3rd summer) from Evanston, IL
Maya Galpern (2nd summer) from Denver, CO
Caroline Glaser (4th summer) from Wynnewood, PA
Devon Glaser (2nd summer) from Wynnewood, PA
Callen Griffin (5th summer) from Chicago, IL
Lucy Groover (4th summer) from Wynnewood, PA
Rachel Herz (2nd summer) from Boulder, CO
Molly Herz (2nd summer) from Boulder, CO
Moriah Hirsh (3rd summer) from Glencoe, IL
Elise Hocking (5th summer) from Wyndmoor, PA
Adelaide Hocking (4th summer) from Wyndmoor, PA
Clara Hocking (4th summer) from Wyndmoor, PA
Haley Horowitz (5th summer) from St. Louis, MO
Maya Keren (2nd summer) from Wyndmoor, PA
Emily Klein (3rd summer) from Austin, TX
Lexi “Links” Markham (5th summer) from Canton, GA
Sophie “Sinks” Markham (1st summer) from Canton, GA
Julia Peksa (4th summer) from Cedarburg, WI
Annie Rhoades (3rd summer) from Saint Louis, MO
Sylvie Rich (2nd summer) from Portland, OR
Annie Rogula (2nd summer) from Glenview, IL
Edie Salk (3rd summer) from Chicago, IL
Rachel Sanders (2nd summer) from Chicago, IL
Cara Savin (3rd summer) from Wilmette, IL
Gracie Sclamberg (4th summer) from Highland park, IL
Jessica Scott (3rd summer) from Washington D.C.
Emma Shearburn (3rd summer) from Saint Louis, MO
Catherine Steel (1st summer) from Winnetka, IL
Anna Steinmeyer (4th summer) from Highland Park, IL
Sara Steinmeyer (2nd summer) from Highland Park, IL
Phoebe Stern (2nd summer) from Nashville, IL
Sarah Suffian (3rd summer) from Saint Louis, MO
Bella Swan (4th summer) from Fort Myers, FL
Sophie Thall (3rd summer) from Deerfield, IL
Caden Traversari (4th summer) from Philadelphia, PA
Molly Weinberg (5th summer) from Chicago, IL
Ruby Weiss (3rd summer) from Cherry Hills Village, CO
Stella Weiss (2nd summer) from Cherry Hills Village, CO
Ella Whalen (4th summer) from Marquette, MI
Ellie Wilson (2nd summer) from Bexley, OH
Paola Zambrano (3rd summer) from Garza Garcia, MX
Andrea Zerbe (7th summer) from Edina, MN
Daisy Zirlin (3rd summer) from Glencoe, IL
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SECOND SESSION CAM PERS
Sydney Ackerman (3rd summer) from Glencoe, IL
Sara Addis (7th summer) from Deerfield, IL
Jessica Apple (2nd summer) from Deerfield, IL
Lindsey Apple (1st summer) from Deerfield, IL
Cammi Avery (2nd summer) from Glencoe, IL
Sammie Axelbum (3rd summer) from Chicago, IL
Sunny Axelbum (1st summer) from Chicago, IL
Jane Beeler (2nd summer) from Menlo Park, CA
Mary Beeler (1st summer) from Menlo Park, CA
Olivia Blonsky (3rd summer) from St. Charles, IL
Jenny Braverman (7th summer) from Saint Louis, MO
Nikki Brownell (2nd summer) from Deerfield, IL
Alexis Burton (2nd summer) from Glencoe, IL
Mia
Burton (2nd summer) from Glencoe, IL
Maya Cohen (2nd summer) from Highland Park, IL
Izzy Cohen (5th summer) from Highland Park, IL
Caroline Combs (5th summer) from Los Angeles, CA
Peyton Cox (4th summer) from Chicago, IL
Campbell Cox (1st summer) from Chicago, IL
Ellie Eisenberg (4th summer) from Glenview, IL
Izzy Fears (2nd summer) from Lees Summit, MO
Beth Fisher (3rd summer) from Glencoe, IL
Leilani Fitzpatrick (4th summer) from Chevy Chase, MD
Bella Friedman (2nd summer) from Glencoe, IL
Olivia Garg (3rd summer) from Chicago, IL
Grace Green (5th summer) from Mission Hills, KS
Kathryn Hemmer (2nd summer) from Glencoe, IL
Emily Hesby (3rd summer) from Chicago, IL
Caroline Hohner (2nd summer) from Chicago, IL
Molly Jones (5th summer) from Deerfield, IL
Lizzie Kalt (3rd summer) from Glencoe, IL
Ella Kanter (4th summer) from Evanston, IL
Ella Kaplan (2nd summer) from Highland Park, IL
Sydney Kaplan (4th summer) from Deerfield, IL
Josie Lambert (3rd summer) from Evanston, IL
Natalie Latimer (2nd summer) from Glencoe, IL
Hannah Lerner (4th summer) from Glencoe, IL
Samantha Lovett (5th summer) from Chicago, IL
Alya MacDonald (2nd summer) from Chicago, IL
Lucy Maremont (3rd summer) from Needham, MA
Meredith McGannon (2nd summer) Mission Hills, KS
Georgia McKee (1st summer) from Prairie Village, KS
Sofia More (2nd summer) from Chicago, IL
Lindy Olderman (2nd summer) from Highland Park, IL
Laura Parente (2nd summer) from Wayzata, MN
Ellie Pazol (2nd summer) from Northbrook, IL
Sophie Rhodes (3rd summer) from Chicago, IL
Stella Rhodes (2nd summer) from Chicago, IL
Makena Richards (1st summer) from LeClaire, IA
Natalie Ringel (4th summer) from Glencoe, IL
Ava Robbins (1st summer) from Glencoe, IL
Tatum Rosenblatt (1st summer) from Highland Park, IL
Taylor Ross (2nd summer) from Encino, CA
Abby Schaffer (3rd summer) from Deerfield, IL
Samantha Scheinfeld (3rd summer) from Glencoe, IL
Natalia Scheinfeld (3rd summer) from Glencoe, IL
Farin Scheinfeld (1st summer) from Glencoe, IL
Hannah Schwartz (3rd summer) from Deerfield, IL
Margi Smith (2nd summer) from St. Louis, MO
Alex Sweitzer (3rd summer) from Chicago, IL
Kate Sweitzer (1st summer) from Chicago, IL
Lili Szafir (2nd summer) from Mercer Island, WA
Annaliese Terlesky (2nd summer) from Hidden Hills, CA
Phoebe Wasserstrom (3rd summer) from Columbus, OH
Wendy Wasserstrom (2nd summer) from Columbus, OH
Chloe Watrous (2nd summer) from Evanston, IL
Elodie Watrous (1st summer) from Evanston, IL
Ariel Weil (2nd summer) from Highland Park, IL
Lexi Weil (2nd summer) from Highland Park, IL
Ella Worth (4th summer) from Glencoe, IL
Rebecca Worth (5th summer) from Deerfield, IL
Hailey Young (2nd summer) from Deerfield, IL
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Randy’s Ramblings
Kamaji’s 2013 Reunion Video
All the 20+ hours of video footage from
this past summer will be logged and Kat
will be spending time in a production
studio editing all of that video into a one
hour “scrapbook” of Kamaji’s Summer of
2013! As always, to keep the element of
surprise, we will not pre-mail videos;
rather we will give you your copy at your
area camp reunion.
Hello from my two week home every
October, East Grand Forks Minnesota. I
have taken a break from camp and gone
to work the Sugar Beet Harvest for my
25th year. My brother and I take a little
break from our normal jobs and meet in
the Red River Valley of North Dakota and
Minnesota and help the farmers harvest
the Sugar Beets, Fun!!! Before I left
Bemidji I winterized all of camp and
started work on putting new siding on the
Infirmary. When you come back next
year, the Infirmary will be just like a new
building. Mike and Kathy departed from
camp the day after I left for Grand Forks
and Kat and Jason departed a few days
earlier. Mike and I took out last of the
docks last Friday and I am glad that we
took out most of the docks a month earlier
for it was a bit chilly!! Patch and Oreo are
looking forward to going back to work as
the security dogs of camp after relieving
Charlie, Yoda and Myles from the great
job they have done this past summer.
The weather is still nice but is starting to
get close to freezing at night. I am sure
we will have snow by my next ramblings!
That’s enough from me until next time.
--Randy, Patch and Oreo
Everyone will be receiving a copy of the
2013 Reunion Video this year. Make sure
you put the reunion date on your calendar
so that you can join us!
We will mail your DVD to you in the mail
after you city’s reunion if you are unable to
make it.
Speaking of reunions...
REUNION SCHEDULE
We are just beginning to work on
scheduling dates for this year’s Kamaji
reunions. BELOW IS OUR TENTATIVE
REUNION SCHEDULE.
As much as we would like to schedule a
reunion for every city and town Kamaji’s
campers live in, we can only hold reunions
in those cities where we have a hosting
family. So if you and your parents would
like to open up your home to a group of
Kamaji campers, staff members and
Directors for a premiere showing of
Kamaji 2013, please contact
[email protected]. right away! Thank you!!
CITY
Chicago, IL
DATE
Sunday, November 10th
3:00 pm
Winnetka Community
House
620 Lincoln
Winnetka, IL
Denver, CO
Sunday, November 17th
Kansas City, KS Sunday, November 24th
Philadelphia, PA Saturday, December 7th
Atlanta, GA
Sunday, December 15th
Los Angeles, CA Sunday, January 5th
San Francisco, CA Sunday, January 12th
St. Louis, MO
Sunday, February 2nd
Detroit, MI
TBA
Boston, MA
TBA
Tulsa, OK
TBA
Nashville, TN
TBA
TBA — To Be Announced
We’ll work on fine-tuning the exact dates
and times and locations as well as other
city dates as quickly as possible.
We need families to volunteer to host us!
Once we have a host, then we can better
schedule our get-togethers! Please email
[email protected] if you and your family are
willing to host a reunion in your city!
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Spread the Word!!
Camp For All Kids
Kamaji continues to be a proud participant
of Camp for All Kids. Camp for All Kids
promotes and facilitates racial diversity by
sending kids from under-served
communities to overnight summer camp.
One of the aspects of Kamaji that we are
most proud of is the geography diversity
that we have amongst our campers and
staff.
While we know a lot of you value Kamaji
as your “best kept secret”, Kamaji relies
on our campers, parents, staff and
alumnae to SPREAD THE WORD about
camp!
We have had several families offer to host
a “meet-and-greet” in their cities in order
to introduce Kamaji (and your Directors!)
to friends and family that have daughters
of camp-age. We so appreciate this
generosity and would love to travel to your
city in order to participate! Please email
[email protected] if you are interested in
hosting a meet-and-greet and/or you know
of a family that would be interested in
hearing from us!!
Thank you!
Camp for All Kids partners with schools
that help select kids who have already
succeeded at school and will thrive at
camp. Families tell us that this experience
has opened doors and provided learning
opportunities that didn't previously exist.
Our campers currently come from
elementary and middle schools in St.
Louis, Chicago and Cleveland. Recipients
may continue to receive an annual
campership if they continue to meet their
school's academic and citizenship
standards.
Many of you have generously contributed
to CFAK throughout the years through
holiday donations, bat mitzvah gifts and by
joining us at various events and
fundraisers.
If you are interested learning more about
CFAK, volunteering your time or in
donating to this wonderful organization,
please email [email protected] or
call Jon Garrou at 314-910-8595.
More About RC Columns...
We would love to hear from YOU! Write
[email protected] with ...
Small world run-ins with other Kamajians.
Newsbits about your accomplishments
and what’s new.
Poems that you have written or that might
suit camp.
Send us pictures of you out-and-about
during your travels or visits with other
Kamaji campers and staff.
We would love to fill this newsletter with
news about, well, YOU!!
October/November Poem
This month’s poem is by
Phoebe Wasserstrom (age 11):
“The most important thing about me is I’m
a Kamaji girl.
I love to play soccer and tennis.
I like to listen to country music.
I believe it is okay to be different.
I like to be around people who accept me.
I think friends are the people that accept
you for who you are.
I go to sleep-away camp, and I feel like
myself there.
My family means the world to meBut, the important thing about me is that
I’m a Kamaji girl. “
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KAMAJI KAPTURED!
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ome November we’ll
begin staff hiring
and recruitment,
prospective camp
presentations and, of
course, the reunion circuit.
C
Working from our home in
Chicago is a FAR cry from
the beautiful, wooded, laugh-filled camp that is our summer
home. We are so looking forward to seeing you during all of
our travels.
And so this brings us to the close of another issue of the
Rainbow Connection. You can join us in reliving the summer
of 2013 at the Kamaji reunions being held throughout the
country (and beyond) over the next several months. We begin
the off-season’s round of Kamaji reunions on November 10th in
Chicago. We look forward to seeing all of you soon at one or
more of the camp reunions to be held between now and next
spring. Speaking of which, your mom and dad are invited to
join us at the reunions as are any other family members and/or
friends you would like to invite. And remember – if your family
would like to host a reunion in your city or town, please email
[email protected].
n closing, Jason and I would like to say again how excited
we are to be the next caretakers of Camp Kamaji. It is hard
to believe that when I began as a new camper in 1993 in
Cabin 1 Porch 2 that 20 years later I would have the great
honor of being one of Kamaji’s owners and directors. Jason
and I are so thankful for all of the support and encouragement
that we have received from current and former Kamaji
campers, families and staff.
I
We are especially fortunate and grateful that Mike and Kathy
will continue to work with us so that we can “pick their brains”
and learn everything there is to know about Kamaji.
I am THRILLED to write for the first time in our first Rainbow
Connection...
Campingly yours,
Kat and Jason
p.s. Find the Birthday List on the next pages!!
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O C TO BER B IR TH D AYS
1 Anbriana Guy
N O VEM B ER B IR TH D AYS
1 Ella Whalen
N O VEM B ER B IR TH D AYS
21 Malissa Lindsey
1 Robyn “Bobs” Busswell
23 Ashley Gimbel
3 Caroline Combs
24 Abbey Alderman
3 Isabella Finley
24 Ani Caballero
3 Hannah Suffian
24 Lillie Haddican
4 Mary Bauer
26 Aurora Vandewark
5 Emily Miller
26 Ruth Zuraw
5 Lucy Behn
27 Lillian Fleisher
6 Sarah Bronson
28 Clara Aeder
9 Marjena Sloan
7 Olivia Blonsky
28 Claire Flora
9 Eva Alessandroni
7 Annie Rogula
28 Lucy Groover
7 Meredith Goodale
28 Shayna Rosenbloom
8 Meg Neyens
28 Caroline Timoney
8 Julia Sachs
28 Eva Timoney
13 Sam Lovett
29 Cara Savin
14 Sissel Batey
29 Meagan Mesirow
3 Ella Worth
4 Caileigh Sullivan
5 Chloe Fosse
6 Phoebe Wasserstrom
7 Anna Amacher
7 Teresa Hernandez Rivera
7 Rinka van Dommelen
8 Maddie Gordon
9 Lilah Blond
9 Jenny Braverman
10 Makena Richards*
11 Izzy Cohen
13 Talia Garg
13 Raina Levin
13 Anna Steinmeyer
14 Maudie Brown
15 Daisy Zirlin
21 Katie Ciaglo
22 Grace Conrad
22 Izzy Critchfield-Jain
22 Margaret Suero
25 Samantha Schienfeld
26 Eric Ervasti
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15 Margaret Combs
16 Adena Rosenbloom
18 Kate Bowker
18 Kate Darby
19 Rhese Abrams
19 Mike Jay
19 Tatum Rosenblatt*
19 Taylor Ross
20 Alex Rendleman
20 Kate Rendleman
28 Symone Smith
20 Sophie Thall
28 Ellie Tomasson
21 Josephine Berler
31 Laura Bolger
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