Four sets of twins ready for graduation at Central A&M

MOWEAQUA, Ill. (WAND) - The average chance to have twins is about 3%. At Central A&M High School, not just one set or even two, but four sets of twins are getting ready to graduate.

"You kind of forget about it and then you hear other people talk about it and say like, 'Oh, we've had two twins in our class,'" Aiden White, Matthew's twin, said. "It's kind of cool to think we have four. Just neat because its coincidental."

All eight insist that even though they're twins, the similarities are minimal.

"You always have someone to go to if you're struggling and they'll have your back for life," said Laynee Dunakey, Becka's twin.

"He's always there for me, I'm always there for me, but we're with each other all the time," Gage Mckinney, said. His twin, Landon, chimed in, saying, "Sometimes we get tired of each other."

Some are headed to trade school, while others head off to college.

Only one pair admitted to having twin telepathy.

"We do have twin telepathy," Becka and Laynee said in unison.