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Garrett Nielsen

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William Quinney, Reporter | December 14, 2025
MaryKate Stroud
Garrett Nielsen (12) signs to play baseball at Moberly Area Community College.
A grid of Garrett Nielsen’s (12) stats from last season on JV and his club team.

Garrett Nielsen (12) is a solid baseball player, even though he did not play on varsity last year, he was extremely valuable on JV. Nielsen batted .541 and got on base .662% of the time. Nielsen will have one final season here at Liberty then he will continue his career at Moberly Area Community College.

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William Quinney
William Quinney, Reporter
William Quinney is a sophomore, this is his first year in publications. Quinney plays football and volleyball for Liberty. He is excited to help Publications in whatever way they need. Outside of school, Quinney enjoys music and hanging out with friends. Quinney is a hardworking individual who is willing to try new things and help publications the best they can.
MaryKate Stroud
MaryKate Stroud, Photo Editor
MaryKate Stroud is a junior, and this is her second year in Publications. MaryKate is one of the  managers for girls Varsity Basketball. MaryKate is also the President for FCCLA, apart of Light House Leadership Team and National Honor Society. MaryKate enjoys doing sports photography and traveling. MaryKate currently works at Kinetic Park. MaryKate plans on going to college after high school and is currently indecisive on where she wants to go, but she knows that she wants to go for broadcasting and human resources.
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