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WHS Pom Squad is honored

Tribune Staff

| February 21, 2017

Printed in the February 22, 2017 edition

Photo by Chanae NielsonThe Navajo County Board of Supervisors recognized the Winslow All Girl Pom Squad last week for taking first place at the 2017 Arizona Interscholastic Association Spiritline State Championship held Jan. 14. The squad includes, (left to right) Assistant Coach Katrina Hernandez, Head Coach Nichole Buonviri, junior Sydney Clarke, senior Haley Analla, junior Paige Murray, senior Beatrice Lucero, junior Madison Lymer, senior Isabel Gonzales, senior Tiffany Mitchell, (not pictured) freshman Aysia Rodriguez and Assistant Coach Sarah Wilson.