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Kasey Mitchem Cheerleader Beckley, West Virginia  |
 | Gender: Male Height: 0' 6" Weight: 148 lbs. Age: 28 |
 | "All American Honors Perfect Game 2013, 2014
Perfect Game 2015 All World Showcase Jan 3, 2015 FT Meyers,..." |
| "6' 0" point guard" |
| Gender: Male Age: 35 |
| Gender: Male Height: 6' 3" Weight: 265 lbs. Age: 29 |
| Gender: Male Age: 29 |
 | Gender: Male Height: 5' 8" Weight: 148 lbs. Age: 29 |
| "Hard worker, bball player too, tall, experienced but young and still learning" |
| "I was born and raised in Altus, Oklahoma. My parents are divorced and I have one brther..." |
| Fels Samuel High School Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Graduating class of 2015 Sports: Basketball, Football, Tennis Gender: Male Height: 5' 9" Weight: 170 lbs. Age: 29 |
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