One Day Left to Vote MLWGS in USA Today’s 2015-16 America’s Best Athletic Program

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Thank you, Maggie Walker community for 11,812 votes. Your dedication currently places the Dragons in 8th place nationally in this poll. With less than 200 more votes we will overtake Oklahoma for 7th place, but for the 6th place seating, we need approximately 3,200 more votes. http://contest.usatodayhss.com/vote/2015-16-americas-best-athletic-program 

Georgia…48,554
Nebraska…37,559
Wisconsin…18,238
Arizona…16,875
Alaska…16,401
North Carolina…15,089
Oklahoma…11,989
Illinois…11,790

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