Character Analysis: Madison Caldwell

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Madison Caldwell is the daughter of Mark and Dana Caldwell of Labadie. She has been a part of the PHS Varsity volleyball team for 4 years. She is also a member of Tribe, and PHS Ambassadors. Madison is undecided on what she wants to do after high school, but she plans on using her A+. In her free time, Madison enjoys playing volleyball and hanging out with her two best friends, Mallory and Sydney. She would like to thank her parents and other family members for always supporting her at games and tournaments. She would also like to send a shout out to her dad for always being the “official line judge” throughout her volleyball career.

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