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Source: Brainerd Dispatch

BRAINERD — Brainerd High School celebrated Ladies Day Wednesday, Nov. 11. Six Brainerd Warrior girls signed their NCAA National Letters of Intent to play college athletics. Margaux Czech signed to play lacrosse at McKendree University in Illinois. Aralyn Marcelo will swim at the University of Sioux Falls. Jaycee Carlson will play softball at Minnesota State University Moorhead. Addison Bjorkland signed to play basketball at the University of North Dakota. Piper Grillo and Ellen Germundson are headed to Northern Michigan University. Grillo will compete on the women’s Alpine ski team, while Germundson is headed east to play lacrosse. Pierz senior Whitney LeBlanc signed her letter at Pierz High School Wednesday to play women’s golf at St. Cloud State University. She is the daughter of Randy and Jessica LeBlanc. Pequot Lakes’ Tollef Birkeland signed his letter to play basketball for the Northwestern Raiders in Orange City, Iowa. Oehrlein The No.

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