We've all heard the expression "a picture is worth a thousand words". And photos really are a special way to help tell the story of our lives - who we are and what's important to us.
And, of course, some images speak to us more strongly than others. More often than not we love a photo not so much because it shows us how we look but because it captures a very human element that is hard to express in words – an authentic connection with those we love or with ourselves and how we show up or want to be seen in the world.
Whether you're looking to capture someone's attention with a professional headshot or want to commemorate the beautiful connection with your partner or family, I can help.
My name is Adam Chandler, and as a professional photographer in James Island, SC. I truly find joy and fulfillment in the work I do. I love the adventure of photography and I continually immerse myself in learning and exploring how to improve my craft which includes learning new ways to connect with and capture my subjects. I truly understand that, for many people (if not most), even the idea of having your picture taken can cause a good bit of discomfort and anxiety. That's why I place so much importance on putting my subjects at ease while also really listening to any concerns or wants they have for their session.
I draw upon my technical knowledge of photography, my ability to connect with people, and my creativity to produce beautifully memorable photos for my clients. I believe that my unique creative vision and many years of experience combined with the way I strive to give my clients the most enjoyable experience possible sets me apart from some of the other great photographers in James Island.
The importance of family is hard to overstate. From children to grandparents to nieces and nephews, families and the family dynamic can grow and change before you know it, with many beautiful milestones taking place along the way.
I think that one of the best ways to remember some of these important moments of togetherness is with a fun family photo session.
I absolutely love photographing families and, while no two families are the same, I always strive to give each session my all in order to best connect with and capture the uniqueness of each family. Even though each session is somewhat different, I approach each one with the same goal: to capture the distinct personality, affection, and energy of each family in order to provide authentic, engaging pictures and a joyful experience.
Whether you have a toddler that you want to celebrate or have grandparents in town for a visit, James Island is an amazing city for family photography. There are so many locations in the Lowcountry that make for great family photography backdrops:
Historical Sites - The Battery/Whitepoint Gardens, Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, Boone Hall, Fort Sumter, Middleton Place, Morris Island Lighthouse Whatever location you choose for family photography in James Island, the Holy City is a wonderful place to explore and enjoy with friends and family.
As a family photographer in James Island, one of the reasons why I love working with families so much (in addition to getting to meet some really awesome people) is the opportunity to combine my creativity with my ever-evolving technical skill. I also gladly accommodate the style preferences my clients are looking for - be it more traditional, posed images, or candid, playful pictures.
I use a clear yet relaxed style of direction to get you and your family engaged in our photography session, to help get authentic expressions that really show the unique dynamic and relationships of each family.
Here are just a few reasons why families choose Adam Chandler Photography for their family portraits:
A great headshot shows you at your best - whether you want to impress a prospective employer or need professional photography for your website. In today's digitally-intensive society, having a professional headshot or portrait of you or your team that stands out for all the right reasons is becoming a necessity. It's no surprise, then, that headshots and portraits are among the most popular genres of photography.
Headshots can be tricky, mostly because many (if not most) people don't like being in front of the camera (trust me, I totally get that). I know that for some clients, it can be hard to know what to do, what to wear or how to relax enough to let their authentic selves come through so that they can end up with a professional photo or headshot that inspires authenticity and confidence.
Fortunately, I have years of experience taking professional headshots of all types of people. No matter what your comfort level is with having your picture taken, I pride myself on being able to create the conditions necessary to help capture my clients as you want to be seen. Through lighting, posing and direct yet relaxed interaction I'll help guide you to great photos that you’ll be proud to showcase and share with others.
A professional headshot or portrait is an investment into your personal brand, and here is why:
Being a great photographer means more than owning fancy equipment. While having expensive gear can be quite helpful, the real test of a professional, for me, has a lot more to do with being able to draw upon my deep understanding of the craft of photography so that I can focus more on connecting with and beautifully capturing my subjects without getting bogged down in figuring out the technical side of things. It's taken me many years to get where I am and I'm always striving to improve in order to continue to deliver the best pictures and most enjoyable experience possible for my clients.
Clients choose Adam Chandler Photography because my experience shows and they trust me to always give them the results and experience that they're looking for. Here are just a few qualities that my clients appreciate:
"As I hope you can tell by looking at my work, I really love my job. And most of all I love the people I get to meet and work with. I'd be honored and delighted to be chosen for your photography needs."
Adam ChandlerOne of my favorite things to do is to talk to clients about what they're looking for and how I can serve them. If you are in need of professional photography, let's talk today about what you have in mind. Whether you're looking for family or couples' photography in James Island or want great new headshots for you or your team, I'm here to help every step of the way!
Here are the scores and schedule South Carolina Upper State and Lower State championships. Check back for updatesCLASS AAAAA UPPER STATEThursdayGame 1: Fort Mill 7, Boiling Springs 0Game 2: T.L. Hanna 2, Blythewood 1SaturdayGame 3: Fort Mill at T.L. Hanna, 7 p.m.Game 4 : Boiliing Springs at Blythewood, 6:30 p.m.Monday, May 16Game 5: Game 3 loser at Game 4 winnerWednesday, May 18Game...
Here are the scores and schedule South Carolina Upper State and Lower State championships. Check back for updates
Thursday
Game 1: Fort Mill 7, Boiling Springs 0
Game 2: T.L. Hanna 2, Blythewood 1
Saturday
Game 3: Fort Mill at T.L. Hanna, 7 p.m.
Game 4 : Boiliing Springs at Blythewood, 6:30 p.m.
Monday, May 16
Game 5: Game 3 loser at Game 4 winner
Wednesday, May 18
Game 6: Game 5 winner at Game 3 winner
Game 7: Game 6 winner vs. Game 6 loser, if necessary
CHASING DREAMS:Eastside baseball focused on a goal of a state title, because it's years in the making
Thursday
Game 1: Lexington 8, Chapin 2
Game 2: Berkeley 8, Summerville 1
Saturday
Game 3: Lexington at Berkeley, 2 p.m.
Game 4: Summerville at Chapin 1 p.m.
Monday, May 16
Game 5: Game 4 winner at Game 3 loser
Wednesday May 18
Game 6: Game 5 winner at Game 3 winner
Game 7: Game 6 winner vs. Game 6 loser, if necessary
May 21
Lower champion at Upper champion
May 24
Upper champion at Lower champion
May 28
Upper champion vs. Lower champion, neutral site, if nec.
Thursday
Game 2: Eastside 10, Dreher 4
Friday
Game 1: A.C. Flora 5, Laurens 0
Saturday
Game 3: Eastside at A.C. Floria, 7 p.
Game 4: Dreher at Laurens
May 16
Game 5: Game 4 winner at Game 3 loser
Wednesday May 18
Game 6: Game 5 winner at Game 3 winner
Game 7: Game 6 winner vs. Game 6 loser, if necessary
Thursday
Game 1: Hartsville 15, Beaufort 4
Game 2: James Island at Airport
Saturday
Game 3: Game 2 winner at Hartsville
Game 4: Game 2 loser at Beaufort
May 16
Game 5: Game 4 winner at Game 3 loser
May 18
Game 6: Game 5 winner at Game 3 winner
Game 7: Game 6 winner vs. Game 6 loser, if necessary
May 21
Upper champion at Lower champion
May 24
Lower champion at Upper champion
May 28
Upper champion vs. Lower champion, neutral site, if nec.
Thursday
Game 1: Chapman 8, Seneca 2
Game 2: Clinton 18, Powdersville 11
Saturday
Game 3: Clinton at Chapman, 7 p.m.
Game 4: Seneca at Powdersville, 4 p.m.
Monday, May 16
Game 5: Game 4 winner at Game 3 loser
Wednesday, May 18
Game 6: Game 5 winner at Game 3 winner
Game 7: Game 6 winner vs. Game 6 loser, if necessary
Thursday
Game 1: Brookland-Cayce 6, Hanahan 1
Game 2: Oceanside Collegiate 17, Gilbert 4
Saturday
Game 3: Oceanside Collegiate at Brookland-Cayce
Game 4: Hanahan at Gilbert
Monday, May 16
Game 5: Game 4 winner at Game 3 loser
Wednesday, May 18
Game 6: Game 5 winner at Game 3 winner
Game 7: Game 6 winner vs. Game 6 loser, if necessary
May 21
Upper champion at Lower champion
May 24
Lower champion at Upper champion
May 28
Upper champion vs. Lower champion, neutral site, if nec.
Thursday
Game 1: Gray Collegiate 3, Abbeville 0
Game 2: Chesterfield 8, St. Joseph’s 3
Saturday
Game 3: Gray Collegiate at Chesterfield, 6 p.m.
Game 4: Abbeville at St. Joseph’s
Monday, May 16
Game 5: Game 4 winner at Game 3 loser
Wednesday, May 18
Game 6: Game 5 winner at Game 3 winner
Game 7: Game 6 winner vs. Game 6 loser, if necessary
Thursday
Game 1: Philip Simmons 8, Buford 7
Game 2: Andrew Jackson 2, Woodland 0
Saturday
Game 3: Philip Simmons at Andrew Jackson
Game 4: Buford at Woodland
Monday, May 16
Game 5: Game 4 winner at Game 3 loser
Wednesday, May 18
Game 6: Game 5 winner at Game 3 winner
Game 7: Game 6 winner vs. Game 6 loser, if necessary
May 21
Upper champion at Lower champion
May 24
Lower champion at Upper champion
May 28
Upper champion vs. Lower champion, neutral site, if nec.
Thursday
Game 1: Southside Christian 14, McBee 2
Game 2: Lewisville 11, Whitmire 1
Saturday
Game 3: Southside Christian at Lewisville, 6 p.m.
Game 4: McBee at Whitmire, 6 p.m.
Monday, May 16
Game 5: Game 4 winner at Game 3 loser
Wednesday, May 18
Game 6: Game 5 winner at Game 3 winner
Game 7: Game 6 winner vs. Game 6 loser, if necessary
Thursday
Game 1: East Clarendon 9, Green Sea Floyds 3
Friday
Game 2: Branchville at Johnsonville
Saturday
Game 3: East Clarendon at Game 2 winner
Game 4: Green Sea Floyds at Game 2 loser
Monday, May 16
Game 5: Game 4 winner at Game 3 loser
Wednesday, May 18
Game 6: Game 5 winner at Game 3 winner
Game 7: Game 6 winner vs. Game 6 loser, if necessary
May 21
Upper champion at Lower champion
May 24
Lower champion at Upper champion
May 28
Upper champion vs. Lower champion, neutral site, if nec.
IRMO — The SCHSL state soccer championships have begun at Irmo High School just north of downtown Columbia.Friday was packed full of excitement -- Powdersville's girls, Daniel's boys and both teams from Eastside all competed for state championships.Here is the live updates, roundup and recap of the ...
IRMO — The SCHSL state soccer championships have begun at Irmo High School just north of downtown Columbia.
Friday was packed full of excitement -- Powdersville's girls, Daniel's boys and both teams from Eastside all competed for state championships.
Here is the live updates, roundup and recap of the SCHSL state soccer championships in Columbia:
The time had finally come for the Eagles.
After a scoreless first half from both teams, Eastside senior Jack Redmond scored the game-winner with just under 35 minutes left in the match. Then Eastside had to play a man down for much of the second half after one of their players was assessed a second yellow card.
It is the Eagle's first state championship since 2014.
The Eagles trailed 2-0 at the half against James Island. Both goals were scored by James Island sophomore Alexis Spivey.
James Island dominated again in the second half and defeated Eastside 5-0 to win the state title. The Trojans were led by Spivey, who's two early goals in the first half set the tone for a dominant performance.
The Trojans have now won back-to-back state championships in AAAA.
Daniel prevailed in a penalty shootout over Brookland-Cayce for the Class AAA title. Daniel won the match after it started nearly four hours previously and was delayed due to weather.
It is the Lions' first state championship in boys soccer since 2003.
After Daniel stormed to a 2-0 lead against Brookland-Cayce on Friday afternoon, things turned. The Lions fell behind in regulation, 3-2, after giving up three straight goals in the second half.
Lions' senior Liam Desjardins scored from nearly half field on a free kick to tie the game with just under two minutes left in regulation and send it to overtime. Daniel finished its season with a 22-5 overall record. The Lions now have won five boys' soccer state titles.
Powdersville lost 4-0 to Oceanside Collegiate, ending the season with a 19-1 overall record.
"We came in at the beginning of the season and (state) was our goal," coach Colin Melton said postgame. "We said, 'hey, let's win region and then let's get to state,' and we fell short of that last goal of winning state. But they gave it 100 percent and I couldn't be more proud of them."
Check back for updates. Joe Dandron and Joshua Miller cover high school athletics for The Anderson Independent-Mail and The Greenville News.
In November 2019, sisters Paula and Sam Kramer purchased Baguette Magic at 792 Folly Road. Since then, the duo has revitalized the bistro, creating a James Island staple voted Best Bakery two years in a row in City Paper’s Best Of awards.When the Kramer sisters purchased Baguette Magic, though, they weren’t expecting to be hit by a global pandemic.“We redid our dining room and went to Myrtle Beach,” Sam said. “And on the way back from Myrtle Beach, we got the message that all the dining ro...
In November 2019, sisters Paula and Sam Kramer purchased Baguette Magic at 792 Folly Road. Since then, the duo has revitalized the bistro, creating a James Island staple voted Best Bakery two years in a row in City Paper’s Best Of awards.
When the Kramer sisters purchased Baguette Magic, though, they weren’t expecting to be hit by a global pandemic.
“We redid our dining room and went to Myrtle Beach,” Sam said. “And on the way back from Myrtle Beach, we got the message that all the dining rooms are getting closed.”
Despite the setback, they persevered and re-evaluated, setting up “Bag-ette” deliveries, providing weekly delivery services of kitchen essentials and groceries for Lowcountry residents from local farmers and purveyors like Legare Farms and Rio Bertollini’s.
And in the coming weeks, the Kramer sisters have their next project ahead of them — a downtown Baguette Magic location. The new location is slated to open at 73 Spring St. in the former WildFlour Pastry shop, which closed after 10 years in 2019.
This new endeavor has been on the sisters’ minds since they took over the original location, but to get a second location going, they needed the first one to generate capital, Paula said, adding that the cities of James Island and downtown Charleston also have different bureaucratic hoops to clear.
“We don’t have investors,” she said. “We’re just doing everything out of our profits, and so it is kind of like, we have to get the first thing open and then we can expand after generating some money. It’s been a lesson of learning, especially with bureaucracy. Overall, it’s been great though, and we have the best, most incredible contractors and architects. They have helped us along the way with floor plans and navigating some of these things because we’re just doing it all ourselves.”
Coincidentally, Baguette Magic beat out WildFlour Pastry as Best Bakery two years ago, but the coincidences don’t stop there. “Sam and I used to go to WildFlour for cinnamon rolls on Sundays and it was like a big thing when we both moved back to Charleston,” said Paula. “We were big fans. Our real estate agent — who’s also my best friend and convinced us to buy Baguette Magic — she put WildFlour in that building. So she was their agent for that when they signed the lease there. I called her and I was like, ‘They’re not doing anything with that space, it’s closed all the time. Can you reach out?’ And she said, ‘Oh yeah, I know the owner.’ And then she told me the story.”
Since securing the new site, the two have spent hours repainting and redecorating the former WildFlour space, building shelving and redoing the floor in the back.
The new Baguette Magic will be “significantly smaller” than its sister location on James Island and won’t carry the full Baguette Magic menu. The sisters say it’s going to be retail, coffee and pastries with grab-and-go options. “It’s been a huge transformation,” said Paula. “We’re so excited about it.”
Find Baguette Magic on James Island until their new location opens at 73 Spring St. baguettemagicchs.com.
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Wando placed three players and Fort Dorchester two on the S.C. Soccer Coaches Association’s Class AAAAA boys all-state soccer team.The Wando players are Lucas Goldberg, Stokes McConnell and Beckham Voelker. Chase Kennedy and Logan Karnes represent Fort Dorchester on the all-state team.The Class AAAA boys team features Charles Maxwell of James Island. Selected to the Class AAA boys team are Easton Khouri and Matszander Mullen of Bishop England, Allen Myers and Jake Rock of Oceanside Collegiate, and JB O’Neal and Elli...
Wando placed three players and Fort Dorchester two on the S.C. Soccer Coaches Association’s Class AAAAA boys all-state soccer team.
The Wando players are Lucas Goldberg, Stokes McConnell and Beckham Voelker. Chase Kennedy and Logan Karnes represent Fort Dorchester on the all-state team.
The Class AAAA boys team features Charles Maxwell of James Island. Selected to the Class AAA boys team are Easton Khouri and Matszander Mullen of Bishop England, Allen Myers and Jake Rock of Oceanside Collegiate, and JB O’Neal and Elliott Yarbrough of Academic Magnet.
Class AA boys all-state picks are Riley Beard, Ty’sun Mack-Davis and Tucker Sprofera of Philip Simmons, while Alex Berg and Meelad Rahimi were Class A picks from Palmetto Scholars Academy.
A total of 20 local players were selected to the girls’ all-state teams. In Class AAAAA, state champion Wando is represented by Kylie Cino and Kaleigh Bosak, along with Katie Zailski of Ashley Ridge.
In Class AAAA, selections include Claudia Hassell and Lilliana Lacofano of Lucy Beckham. State champion James Island’s selections are Olyvia Briggs, Taylor Hurteau, Lilli Ray and Gabby Redman.
Class AAA state champion Oceanside Collegiate had two all-state selections, Shae Baldwin and Julia Cosgrove. From Academic Magnet, all-state picks include Mary Archambault, Gracie Mochizuki and Kaylin Morris. Bishop England’s selections are Lauren Berrigan, Isabella DeMarco and Lucy Bora.
In Class AA, Philip Simmons had three players earn all-state honors – Claire Esse, Stephanie Kirk and Jenn Szlosek.
The S.C. Baseball Coaches Association all-state team includes 18 area players. James Island senior Hogan Garner earned one of the top honors, selected as the Class AAAA player of the year. Joining Garner on the Class AAAA all-state list from the area are teammates Keillor Osbon and Owen French.
In Class AAAAA, area picks include Jackson Proctor and Miller McGuire of Berkeley; PJ Morlando and Thayer Tavormina of Summerville; Ryder Manale of Wando and Chase Stryker of Ashley Ridge.
The Class AAA all-state team includes Jackson Sobel and Andrew Bowers of Oceanside Collegiate, and Aryan Patel of Hanahan. Woodland’s three selections to the Class AA team include Jake Herndon, Toby Troutman and Suderian Harrison. Tripp Williams of Philip Simmons also was a Class AA pick.
Rounding out the baseball all-state team are Class A selections Logan King of Charleston Charter and Van Herrington of Lowcountry Leadership.
Pinewood Prep senior catcher Noah Cadiz was voted the SCISA 3-AAA region player of the year. Cadiz batted .418 with 29 RBI for the region champion Panthers. Pinewood Prep teammates Luke Hartig, TJ Hatchett, Lowden Olsen and Dalton Brisbano also earned all-region honors. Jay Buddin was tabbed the region coach of the year.
Region runner-up Porter-Gaud had four players selected, including Ellis Chang, Cooper Holbrook, Kyle Stock and Sam Teich. First Baptist selections include Walker Traxler, Chase Mitchell and Russell Lee. Rounding out the all-region team are Vishnu Patel, Hiott O’Quinn and Landon O’Brien of Northwood Academy.
The Post and Courier will announce All-Lowcountry teams for spring sports in June. We are currently taking nominations for baseball, softball, lacrosse and soccer. Nominations can be emailed to shelton41966@gmail.com and must include name, grade, position and supporting statistical information. Nominations are due by May 27.
The South Carolina Baseball Coaches Association released their all-state teams and players of the year for all classes and statewide player of the year on Friday.Here is the complete listZac Cowan, Blythewood; Jay Dillard, TL Hanna; Braeden Harrison, Dorman; Tristan Smith, Boiling Springs; Beau Hollins, River Bluff; Luke Janack, Carolina Forest; Miller McGuire, Berkeley; PJ Morlando, Summerville; Ben Lumsden, JL Mann; Garrett Fulmer, Spartanburg; Adams Faucett,Dorman; Connnor Rasmussen, Fort Mill; Mathieu Curtis, Fort Mill; Cal...
The South Carolina Baseball Coaches Association released their all-state teams and players of the year for all classes and statewide player of the year on Friday.
Here is the complete list
Zac Cowan, Blythewood; Jay Dillard, TL Hanna; Braeden Harrison, Dorman; Tristan Smith, Boiling Springs; Beau Hollins, River Bluff; Luke Janack, Carolina Forest; Miller McGuire, Berkeley; PJ Morlando, Summerville; Ben Lumsden, JL Mann; Garrett Fulmer, Spartanburg; Adams Faucett,Dorman; Connnor Rasmussen, Fort Mill; Mathieu Curtis, Fort Mill; Caleb McCants, Blythewood; John Rollings, Blythewood; Davis Wright, Blythewood; Alex Nevils, Blythewood; Walker Mitchell, River Bluff; Todd Hudson, River Bluffl Nathan Hall, Lexington; Cole Long, Lexington; Kevin Samonsky, Dutch Fork; Josh McCusker, Carolina Forest; Nolan Alexander, Carolina Forest; Ryder Manale, Wando; Jackson Proctor, Berkeley; Chase Stryker, Ashley Ridge; Thayer Tavormina, Summerville
Noah Robinson Westside; Mavis Graves Eastside; Harrison Wilson Catawba Ridge; Shane Keup, Dreher; Grant Loggins, AC Flora; John Allen Forrester, Airport; Cam Canarella, Hartsville; Hogan Garner, James Island; Jake McCoy, Catawba Ridge; David Mershon, Eastside; Chance Hall, North Myrtle Beach; Keillor Osbon, James Island; Jake Sears-AC Flora; Aydin Palmer, South Florence; Trevor Testerman, Catawba Ridge; Max Branham, Lugoff Elgin; Owen French.James Island; Ellijah Tiller-Greenwood; Julian Scott, Irmo; Brody Fowler, Eastside; Phillips Daniels, AC Flora
Jacob McGovern, Seneca; Eli Hudgins, Powdersville; Wilson Wages, Clinton; Michael Lindler, Mid-Carolina; Skyler King, Brookland-Cayce; Landon DeLavan, Lakewood; T.J.; Anderson, Aynor; Jackson Sobel-Oceanside Collegiate; Harrison Crawford, Belton-Honaea Path; Brody Conn, Daniel; Gavin Troyer, Powdersville; AJ Cammarota, Blue Ridge; Ricky Montalvo-Chapman; Jeb Dawson-Broome; Jace Martin, Mid-Carolina; BJ Etheridge, Brookland-Cayce; Ty Marshall, Brookland-Cayce; Drew Johnson, Strom Thurmond; Trey Bright, Lake City; Michael Norris, -Marlboro County; Carson Krasula-Aynor; Hampton Spires, Aynor; Andrew Bowers, Oceanside Collegiate; Aryan Patel, Hanahan
Ty Price, Abbeville; Jesse Bowers-Landrum; Peyton Starkey, Gray Collegiate; Kyle Percival, Andrew Jackson; Jerry Sanders, Barnwell; Jake Herndon, Woodland; Jakobe Sims, Marion; Payne Davis, Ninety Six; Cade LInker, Crescent; Trent Delgado, Abbeville; Jacky Murphy, St. Joseph’s; Kolby Capps, Blacksburg; Brent Stukes, Gray Collegiate; Cade Bouknight, Batesburg-Leesville; Ashton Phillips, Andrew Jackson; Landon Peavy, -Andrew Jackson; Brody Sanders, Buford; Toby Troutman, Woodland; Grayson Mitchell, Philip Simmons; Surarian Harrison, Woodland; Tripp Williams, Philip Simmons; Coton Starling, Chesterfield; Collin Minshew, Latta; Dylan Shelley, Latta
Khalil Tolson-Southside Christian; Seth Morrow-Lewisville; Jarrett Wooten-Williston-Elko; Kyler Odom-East Clarendon; Colby Thorndyke-Green Sea-Floyds; Logan King-Charleston Math & Science; Van Herrington-Low Country Leadership; Bubba Lytle-Branchville; Carson Boleman-Southside Christian; Dalton Stroud-Green Sea-Floyds; Jace Avant-Johnsonville; Zack Hunt-Lake View; Wes Ard-East Clarendon; Jordan Gibson-Ridge Spring-Monetta; Jonathan Looper-Branchville; Nelson Vaughan-Southside Christian; Zander Poston-Hannah-Pamplico; Ben Coyle-Lewisville; Brandon Hershberger-Dixie; Cason English-Whitmire
All Classifications:Tristan Smith-Boiling Springs
Class 5A: Zac Cowan, Blythewood
Class 4A: Hogan Garner, James Island
Class 3A: Jacob McGovern, Seneca
Class 2A: Kyle Percival, Andrew Jackson
Class A: Colby Thorndyke, Green Sea-Floyds
This story was originally published May 13, 2022 12:25 PM.
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