Grand Terrace Wicked 2014 Champions
Photo Courtesy of: Rudy Garcia
The Wicked Team that made the championship happen. Bottom from left: McKenna Kecskes, Isabella Morales, Anessa Campos. Back from left: Aubreen Heusel, Brianna Jones, Charisma Urena, Samantha Vargas, Emma Arroyo, Alicia Silvia, Nicole Fletcher, Jolie Canas Not pictured: Kirstah Bills.
June 17, 2014 at 02:57pm. Views: 61
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