Quinton Johnson was escorted by his mother Becky, father Mike and sisters Aleshia and Kayla. He has participated in football and track for four years, and basketball for two years. After high school Quinton plans on going to the University of Montana for a minor in diesel mechanics and major in heavy operation. He would like to thank his family, friends and teachers.
Bo Jungers was escorted by his brother Cole. He has participated and lettered in football for four years, participated in basketball for two year and golf for four years. After graduation Bo plans to attend college and pursue a job in microbiology. He would like to thank his family and friends for making his life such an adventure.
Shane Lindemer was escorted by his mother Jenny, father Mike, brother Blake and sister Megan. He has participated and lettered in football for four years, basketball for two years and golf for three years. He has received academic all state in all athletic activities, is a member of the National Honor Society and has been on the Honor Roll all four years of high school. After graduation, Shane plans to attend college to pursue a degree in Aviation Management and continue his football career at the collegiate level. He would like to thank his family, friends, coaches and teachers for pushing him throughout his high school career. He is especially thankful for his parents for all their support in everything he does.
Gavin Mercado was escorted by his mother Deidre, sisters Emily, Lily and Grace and brothers Owen and Sean. He has participated in football for four years lettering his second year. He played basketball for three years lettering in his third year. He will be student-coaching basketball at the elementary school instead of playing this year. He ran in track the past three years placing fourth in the 1600m relay at state. He plans to attend state again this year. Gavin has received academic all-state all four years and on the honor roll all four years. After graduation Gavin plans on attending Montana State University for health and education K-12 to become a coach. Gavin gives a huge thanks to his mother, he wouldn't be standing here right now without her and he wants her to know she raised a great man. Gavin also thanks his brothers for being the best brothers anyone could ask for, pushing him in athletics, education and in life. Giving him the drive to coach, Gavin thanks coaches David Cahoon and Wayne Cahoon for making the past seasons the best ones he's every had and coach Dave Evans for being the best coach he's ever known.
Bradley Miller was escorted by his father Joe, mother Jodie, his sisters LeAnna and Ashley and his brother-in-law Brandon. He has participated in football for four years, lettering for three. He has also participated and lettered in basketball for three years and was on the track team last year. Bradley plans to go to college and major in Health Science. He would like to thank his coaches for helping him improve through his four years and his family for all their support.
McKinley Nicholas was escorted by his parents David and Kari, his brothers Malachi, Ari, Eli and Rory and his sister Mia. He has participated and lettered in football for two years and golf for three year, winning the state title his junior year. He also participated in basketball for three years, lettering in two years. McKinley plans on winning state golf again this year individually and as a team. McKinley was awarded Academic All-State in all athletic activities and has been on the honor roll all four years. After graduation, McKinley plans to attend Utah State, majoring in Political Science. McKinley would like to thank his family, friends and all his teachers, for giving him the motivation to never quit.
Nino Robinett II was escorted by his mother Tracey Youbles, sister Eliana Robinett and father Nino Robinett. Nino has participated in football for 3 years, basketball for four years and track for one year. He has lettered in football and basketball. Nino wants to thank his mother, sister, nana, father and friends for all of their support.
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