Senior Keegan Shoemaker receives jersey
for ‘Blue-Grey All-American Bowl’

Kester Muthalaly, Photography|January 25, 2019

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Keegan Shoemaker stands alongside his parents as he receives his All-American jersey. Shoemaker committed to Lafayette college earlier this year. Shoemaker led the football team to nine wins in his senior season at quarterback.

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Lafayette-commit Keegan Shoemaker receives his jersey for the Blue-Grey All-Star Game Jan. 25. Shoemaker will play in the All-Star game next week. Coach Tyler Moore, Coach Brandon Schmidt, All-American recruiter, Keegan Shoemaker, Keegan’s mom, and Keegan’s dad are featured.

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Kester Muthalaly is senior at Prosper High School. He lives with his mom and dad, while his brother attends Oral Roberts University where Kester will soon join him. He has won a few journalism awards, and is a member of the 2018 All-State Journalism Staff. He loves going to Gateway church, as well as Photoshop and teaching students how to shoot photos.

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