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Paul Wuthrich Alma Richards
Alesandra Durham Margaret Richards
Nick Mathews Morgan Richards
Skyler M. Day Columbia Richards
Sandy Hackett Max Francis
Paul Cartwright Thomas Trueblood
Bryce Bishop Coach Burns
Tatum Chiniquy Victoria
Walter Platz Coach Stagg
Pamela Beheshti Reporter
Jonathan Byington Rude City Boy / B.K. Downs (voice)
Sarah Kent School Teacher
Craig Gregersen Olympic Games Cameraman
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