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Each Mr. Bulldog contestant was partnered with a young woman who helped him to organize, brainstorm, raise funds and prepare for the pageant. According to the contestants, without the girls they couldn't have raised the $62,463.29 for the Children's Miracle Network.
Contestants included Daniel Stone, Kevin Sundbaum, Michael Bishop, Brian McAndrew, Austin Nicholls, Trevin Sundbaum, Jonathan Bauder, Matt Green, Luke Debrito and Kerry Larsen.
Their partners included Katie Grover, Alishia Newman, Rishia Mitchell, Brittany Franson, Megan Hibner, Amy Kronsteiner, Rachel Scavera, Nicole Rhyner, Alyse Johnson and Amee Erbele.
Contestants included Daniel Stone, Kevin Sundbaum, Michael Bishop, Brian McAndrew, Austin Nicholls, Trevin Sundbaum, Jonathan Bauder, Matt Green, Luke Debrito and Kerry Larsen.
Their partners included Katie Grover, Alishia Newman, Rishia Mitchell, Brittany Franson, Megan Hibner, Amy Kronsteiner, Rachel Scavera, Nicole Rhyner, Alyse Johnson and Amee Erbele.
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