For competitors — who participated for the opportunity to win money and scholarships — the weekend in Conway was a way to live the lifestyle they embrace in front of a new and spirited audience.
For programs from across the country — from Wisconsin to New Jersey — it’s safe to say that this area event continues to be a staple for a nea…
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