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McKenzie Kelly led the Lancers with eight points, while Brooklyn Dommel and Anna Doy each drained a three pointer to score seven points a piece in the loss. Poolesville was led by Makenzie Kavanaugh with 6 points, followed by 4 points each from Paige Espelage and Haley Sherrill, 3 from Molly Schmidt and 1 from Riley Schlosburg. Urbana fail behind at the end of the first quarter 10 to 11. In the varsity game clear spring 58-5. Aubrey Pate and Lily Becker had two apiece. Catoctin came out strong in the first quarter with some pressure defense and hot shooting. The Cadets came out aggressive and grabbed a 10-5 first quarter lead behind 4 points from Serenity Allen and Marlee Williams and 2 from Jocelyn Hayward. 37-16 monarchs Q4 In the closing minutes of the 4th quarter, it became a shoot out of 3pt shots between both teams, which led to fans standing on their feet in support of final few drives of game time. Monocacy's Chadaya Hairston broke some of the scoring drought witha couple of key free throws and Melissa Yeboah came off the bench to knock down two field goals in the fourth quarter and Monocacy cruised to a 35-17 win. Great game ladies, good luck as you finish out your regular seasons. Ballenger Creek would battle throughout, but it was too much Clear Spring on this day. Monica Mwangi led Crestwood with seven points, while Asia Brunson put up three points in the 4th quarter to help keep her team battling. Middletown was lead by Gia Rushforth, Lea Harshman and Avery Nuse with 2 points apiece. The Falcons were led by Molly S., 8 points, Haley S. And MacKenzie K, both with 6 points. Allowing Jasmin Jones to knock down 4 straight free throws, ending the 1st quarter with Urbana up 13 to 6. The Blazers came out firing on all cylinders in the first with Peyton Schnebly draining three 3-pointers. In the third quarter Urbana was able to gain the lead and closed out the quarter 19 to 20. Dr. David Godot, Psychologist, Long Beach, CA, 90807, (323) 553-7040, I specialize in the treatment of anxiety, PTSD, and stress-related medical conditions. Even though it was high scoring, both teams played their hearts out playing aggressive defense. Urbana turned up the defense in the third and with Monocacy in a bit of foul trouble, the Hawks were able to gain momentum chipping away at Monocacy's lead bringing it to just one point in the fourth quarter. 61-31 Crestwood, Poolesville JV Girls started and ended strong in their 32-18 playoff-opening win over Crestwood. 2), Faith Weedon (No. The lions never looked back and continued their strong defense to hold Middletown to only 1 second half basket as well. The fourth quarter Lady Railroaders defense came out strong but the Bulldogs offense helped sealed the win. While that mission was accomplished, in the end, FSK's Tessa Barber trimmed and cut her way to 15 points as the visitors outlasted Poolesville by a final score of 38-31. Walkersville was led by Brooke Putnam with 12 points. Sienna Russo and Lauren Ronk led Brunswick with six points each. By the end of the 3rd quarter both teams racked up an array of fouls which sent them to 1 and 1 foul shots in the 4th quarter. Clear spring JV came out on top against Brunswick JV with a score of 43-20. The 2ndhalf featured tough D from the Wolverines as they shot out to a 29-7 lead. At the end of the third Monocacy lead 27-7. Most of the second half the game was close. Clear Springs maintained a consistent flow throughout the game as they were able to attack the basket while shooting from the field. V - Walkersville 33 Poolesville 20 It was a tale of two halvesin the Varsity contest as Walkersville opened up a 15-point halftime lead only to watch Poolesville claw back to make things interesting before falling to the Lady Lions by a final score of 33-20. Today's JV match up was a soggy one just like the weather in the 1st period as B.C. Poolesville featured a strong, collapsing 2-3 zone and they rebounded very well out of it. Walkersville cut the lead to 3 in the 4th quarter but Oakdale hit some key shots to pull out the win. Brunswick was led by Aeriana Carter with 15 and Tierra Yourishin with 4. Mononcacy's Chadaya Hairston heated up with 11 points in the thirdquarter (including a 3-pointer) and Monocacy increased its lead to 43-0. Walkersville played hard for the whole game, but Walkersville being held to just 6 field goals was not enough to cut into Urbanas lead. Smithsburg continued to increase their lead in the third and fourth quarters. The Lady Wolverines sealed the win 38-20. JV - Clear Spring 25 Windsor Knolls 8 The JV Girls Wolverines from Windsor Knolls hosted the JV Girls of Clear Spring at Urbana HS on January 21, 2023. The high scorer for Windsor Knolls was Haley Robertson (No. Madelynn Myers had 14 points and 5 rebounds. 6 of 11 Urbana players scored. When Peyton Schnebly killed the clock late with her ball handling, the Blazers could celebrate a hard-fought victory in a game that was well played on both sides. The fourth quarter was controlled by Clear Spring as well, as they would win that final quarter 21-10 on the strength of three Kaylee Hensley three-pointers. The depth of the Lions proved to be too much for the young Knights as Walkersville took a lead they would not relinquish. After the first quarter it was 11-5. For the Middletown Knights, Cara Carpenter scored 3 points. Both teams came out hungry in the third quarter, but the Cougars press forced several turnovers helping them advance their lead by double digits in the third quarter. Williamsport was led by Abby Bockstainz with 11 points. JV Walkersville 20 Poolesville 20 Walkersville Lady Lions defeated Poolsville 20 to 19 in an exciting hard fought game. Contact Us. FSK Eagles, Isabelle Campbell, would be the teams second lead scorer with a total of 8 game points, including the teams first 3-pointer of the game. Boonsboro was lead by Brooke Wilhide with 9 points followed by Lily Boyer with 7points. Mackenzie Kavanaugh paced Poolesville with four points followed by Riley Schlosburg and Zoe McGuire with two points each. Amiyah Irby would score 5 quick points in the third for the Falcons, including a three pointer, but the Blazer offense would not be denied, as their balanced attack would close out the game 54-11. Middletown was led by Grace McGarity with 2. Third quarter the Lady Bulldogs started to rebound on both sides of the court and scored a basket. High scoring was Cadets Allen(1) 17 pts and Williams (2) 11ptsHayward chipped in with 8pts.for Smithsburg Bono(5) 17pts, Marott (34) 10pts and Tyler (35) 10pts! Also scoring for WK were Doyle, Shipley and Gray. Laniyah Plummer chipped in 4 points. Gabby Wawery led scoring for Ballenger Creek with ten points in the second quarter. Windsor Knolls was led by Ways 16 points and 3 steals. Opening game of the playoffs featured Windsor Knolls and Williamsport. Scoreless for the first 6 minutes of the game, Urbanas Ava Schwarz swished an outside jumper to get the scoring started. Ballenger Creek came out hot in the second quarter as they were up 27-7 at the half. Crestwood was lead in scoring by Laneah Goins with 6 points and Kairyn Grant with 5 points. Catoctin was led in scoring by Sophia Burgee with 9 points and Adalyn DeGrange added 5. Clear spring lead in scoring by briley Kennan with 15 and Abby curry with 13. 10-7 Crestwood Q2 The second quarter was just as close as both teams kept their momentum. Williamsport faced off against Brunswick and the Railroaders jumped out to a an early 10-4 lead with full court pressure. The third quarter was all FSK with them scoring 21 points off turnovers by Brunswick. Schnebly stayed hot with 2 more three-pointers and Abby Curry contributed 4 points on the interior. They stretched it to 14-2 early in the second period but then Crestwood came alive behind 7 points from Kieryn Gomez and 6 points from Monica Mwangi to cut the Catoctin lead to 16-15 at the half. Emerson Miller led Brunswick with 9 points. In the last quarter, Urbanas defense held Oakdale to only 1 point while the Hawks scored 6 points in the final frame. The Leopards came back to close the game to within 1 point. The contest started out as a defensive battle between the two varsity teams. Brooke Wilhide scored a trio of baskets in the 2nd, to lead the Warriors and Hartman tallied another 5 points of her own to push Boonsboro into the lead. The Cadets played tough D the whole game, wracking up quite a few blocked shots, but in the end the Lancers moved the ball around enough to win 43-27. AnnMarie Collins hit a pair of 3's for 6 points. The Hawks were led by ZiKora Etolue with 18 points, the Lady Lions were led by Mady Diggs with 12 points. The score at the end of the third quarter was 17 - 8. Clear Spring was paced by Kae Roberts with 18 points and 10 rebounds; Kaylee Hensley with 14 points, Peyton Schnebly with 12 and Abby Curry with 10. The Cougars in the bonus by the second quarter, allowed opportunity forthe Hawks at thefree throw line, shooting 50% from the line, but the Cougars still managed a 5 point lead at the half. Just as everyone expected, this was a tough, defensive matchup with playoff intensity. Olivia Hoyt had a great floor game as the point guard and tallied 4 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists. Peyton Schnebly would score on an offensive rebound and then again on a post move to cap a personal 8 point run--pacing the Blazers in the 2nd half, as they would pull away for a 48-10 victory. Teammates Brooke Putman and Kelsey Ryan pitched in seven points each and Katie Pasiak hit for four points. Middletown never gave up and held Catoctin to 8 points in the 3rd quarter. For Windsor Knolls, Ways led the scoring with 15. The first quarter started off fast as Crestwood turned the heat on early, denying opportunities for Oakdale to set up an offense. FSKs Tessa Barber would score the teams first points and would go on to be the teams lead scorer with 10 total game points. They were led by Kelly, 6 points, and Booth and Lange, each with 4 points. Urbanas fast paced game was too much to overcome for the Bears and lost 67-15. Sedona Brown hit a sweet reverse layup, and Annmarie Collins hit a couple of outside jumpers, as the scrappy Wolverines fought to stay in the game. [WEBMASTER'S NOTE: Game reports aredisplayed here as they are submitted by the home team coach or their representative. Claire Bono lead the team with 30 points, Jill Mallot followed with 21 points and Abby Sines finished with 11 points. Isabella Washabaugh added 7 points. McKenzie Kelly led the Lancers with 15 points and a clutch three pointer from the corner to tie the game in the waning seconds of the fourth quarter. Middletown started strong and held a 9-4 lead after the first quarter. Williamsport's scored was led by Honor Butler 6 and Grace Chambers with 5. After grabbing a bite to eat, residents can hit the citys shopping district to browse a mix of small, family-owned businesses and familiar big brands, or visit local attractions like the Childrens Museum of La Habra, which holds 10,000 square feet of hands-on exhibits. Catoctin continued to battle but ran out of gas at the end. Both teams spent time feeling each other out early, as both teams struggled offensively. Windsor Knolls would get balanced scoring in the first with 4 different players finding the scoring column, capped by Lily Childers going 2 of 2 from the free throw stripe. The Wildcats dominated the boards in the first half but were unable to convert all the extra opportunities. With five minutes remaining, Poolesvilles Paige Espelage hit a jump shot to give her team a four-point lead. Hunter Butler chipped in 7 points. Liana Maxwell really got things going in the 2nd half, scoring 16 of her 22 points. Copyright 2023 California Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc. All rights reserved. Leopards pressured defense caused turnovers and the leopards shooters got hot. 65 to 29. And as we learn about you, you'll also learn about yourself. The leading scorer for the entire game and Crestwood, was Grant with 15 points. V Smithsburg 43 West Frederick 39 The Varsity Game between Smithsburg and WFMS Cadets was entertaining as this game was tight throughout with Smithsburg winning 43 to 39. Angelique Coleman was just as hot for the Lions, hitting two three-pointers, to include a half-court buzzer beater to end the half, with Walkersville leading 24-23. Urbana took a tough loss to Monocacy today on their home court. Oakdale plays again tomorrow, Sunday February 12th, against Middletown at Middletown. Isabelle Campbell would then go on to be the lead scorer with a total of eight points. Liana Maxwell also had a great overall game for Linganore with 17 points, getting numerous rebounds and steals. JV - Girls Monocacy 28 Urbana 25 Both teams fought hard and played well in this match up. In a contest lasting almost two hours thanks to some well-lubricated whistles, Linganore rode the hot hand of Liana Maxwell (game high 16 points) to edge Poolesville by a final score of 27-23. With Clear Spring finishing the 1stquarter with a 4-0 lead. West Frederick was able to hold on though and ended up defeating Oakdale 47-42. Windsor Knolls' zone defense gave the Wildcats trouble and the half ended with Windsor Knolls up 24-9. Crestwood's Monica Mwangi was fouled and made both free throws, bring the first quarter to an end. FSKs Cheyenne Sinnott scored the only 3-pointer of the game and would go on to score a total of 11 game points. The Mustangs were paced by Kaviyah Cartnail with eight points, LarRyssa Rollins with seven, Zearria Watterson with six points, Ciara Johnson with three, and Gianna Horst and Zakhariah Ezelle also finding the bottom of the net. Defense was the name of the game as the Falcons forced a season-high 28 turnovers to propel Montgomery County's only team to the next round of the playoffs. However, the Lady Lions held on to win 33-28. Suzanna Badstibner gave the Roaders a spark in the second half with 4 points. Sophia Burgee led the team with 15 points. Williamsport 29-26. The second quarter the Leopards started a run to end the half 15-10. Walkersvilke was lead by Aneesa Ali Goukote with 19 points. Leading scorers for the Leopards Abby 10 & Bri 8. Brunswick tied 8-8 to FSK in the second half. You can be whole. Laniyah Plummer chipped in 5 points. High scoring came from the Cadets London(23) with 14 points and for the Loins the two were Wareham (0)and Goukoye (20) with 5 points respectively. V FSK 45 Boonsboro 26 The FSK Varsity lady Eagles hosted the Boonsboro Warriors Saturday afternoon in Union Bridge. EVENING PRACTICE 5/30 through last day of FCPS (6/2 tentative). Final score WK 42 Smithsburg 33. For Windsor Knolls, Ways led the scoring with 15. The Varsity Game between Smithsburg and WFMS Cadets was entertaining as this game was tight throughout with Smithsburg winning 43 to 39. Fourth quarter FSK defense gave the Lady Bulldogs some troubled and the Lady Eagles took the lead 21-17. The Lady Wolverines played hard never giving up and showing great sportsmanship. The Falcons renewed their energy after halftime, holding the Lady Lions to four points in the third quarter and scoring four of their own (29-15 at the end of the third). V - Linganore 52 Walkersville 40 This game started off slow, but heated up into a thriller! Both teams battled till the end. V Clear Spring 54 Smithsburg 19 The Varsity Blazers hosted the Smithsburg Leopards on Sunday afternoon, with some familiar faces on both sides from last years A tournament championship game. JV West Frederick 37, Oakdale 20 In the first quarter, West Frederick outscored Oakdale ten to four, with London Manley of West Frederick leading the way with four points. Leopards leading scorers A.Sines #14 11 points, #15 A.Pate 10 points. It was an evenly matched game until Clear Spring broke away from Windsor Knolls after halftime. The Lady Bulldogs came out strong in the first quarter making multiple jump shots and 3's. Kacie Phillips finished the quarter with 7 points for the Knights, including a 3 point bucket. SYA leading scorers J. Tyler #35 17 points, C. Bono #5 16 points, and R. Furajter #20 15 points. When Peyton Schnebly killed the clock late with her ball handling, the Blazers could celebrate a hard-fought victory in a game that was well played on both sides. 26-17 Cougars Q4 In the closing minutes of the 4th quarter, it became extremely intense as both teams fought for the win. Including 3 three pointers. Urbana, with a 23 point win over Middletown the previous morning, started off slow today against Crestwood. Also credit Kate Mcmurry with great Defense. It was an intense defensive battle throughout and shots from the field were hard to come by on both sides. Crestwood JV defeated Middletown JVs girls 33-7. Final score 29-32 Smithsburg! JV - FSK 28 Ballenger Creek 23 The Jv Lady Bulldogs was back in action facingFSK. 25) had a foul shot and a basket in the second quarter to catapult Smithsburg to a 19 to 7 lead going into halftime. The FSK Varsity lady Eagles hosted the Boonsboro Warriors Saturday afternoon in Union Bridge. At halftime it was 19-7. The Lady Bulldogs came out strong in the first quarter making multiple jump shots and 3's. Monarchs drove a 30pt lead late on the fourth Cavs respond with Back to back 3pters. 8 of 12 Urbana Hawks players scored. The Knights had a 17-9 lead at the end of the quarter. The Varsity Lady Bulldogs returned to the Bulldog arena to face the Lady Leopards. The Cavs trailed the 1st quarter with a 16-6 score but did not hesitate to start the 2nd quarter off with a pair of back to back 2pters. McKenzie Kelly led the Lancers with eight points, while Brooklyn Dommel and Anna Doy each drained a three pointer to score seven points a piece in the loss. Jill Malott chipped in 18 points. What a close game this was until the end! Middletown continued their defensive pressure on Williamsport and took a 17-5 lead into halftime. Today the Smithsburg Leopards squared up against a very up and coming team in the Windsor Knolls wolverines. As Sedona Brown took the opening tip in for the layup. The first half was good for the Cadets but the Loins came roaring back in the third quarter. Clear Spring was led by Peyton Schnebly with 15 points, four threes, 3 assists and Briley Kennans 13 points and 8 boards. The Roaders came out strong in the first half and shocked FSK. Second quarter the Lady Bulldogs took the lead mid second quarter 11-2. FSK jumped out to a 4-0 lead behind layups from Josie Bachtel and Isabelle Campbell. On 2/11, the Windsor varsity basketball team won their neutral tournament game against Cardinal Newman (Santa Rosa, CA) by a score of 58-54. The Lady Wolverines was led by Sedona Brown with 18 points. Poolesville was up to the challenge at times but not often enough as the Cougars returned to Thurmont with seven players in the scorebook and a 36-14 win over the Falcons. The score was tied 21-21 with 6 seconds left in the first half, but a quick shot by Serenity Allen at the buzzer gave the Cavaliers a 23-21 lead going into the half. 38-19 Crestwood. Leopards came ready to play and play they did. Smithsburg leading scorersBri with 8, Abby 6 and Lily with 3. Monocacy continued the momentum into the fourth quarter and chipped away at the West Frederick lead to a 30-30 tie. Kim Blaine chipped in five points, including a couple of clutch free throws at the end. The 4thquarter saw Windsor Knolls jumped out to a 32-27 lead. Leading scorers for Urbana were Zikora Etolue with 25 points and Emma Keller with 10 points. Clearspring found themselves in foul trouble which lead to some Smithsburg runs. V - Windsor Knolls 40 Williamsport 15 Opening game of the playoffs featured Windsor Knolls and Williamsport. The leading scorer for Walkersville was #20, Aneesa Ali Goukoye,with eight points. Rosie Henson scored 15 of her game high 25 points in the 1st quarter! JV - Catoctin 42 Middletown 3 Catoctin came out strong in the first half behind 10 points from Leah French to lead at the half 24-2. The 2ndhalf featured tough D from the Wolverines as they shot out to a 29-7 lead. Leading scorer for the game was Oakdale Bears Kyla Gales with sixteen points and Rosie Henson had eleven and London Manley had ten for West Frederick. West Frederick was led by Henson's 25 points and London Manley with 8. The Cadets came out strong and led the first half with a score of 19 to 13. The basketball season for the Oakdale Bears and the Catoctin Cougars started tonight in a hard fought at Oakdale High School. Here's your key to the city. The Lady Warriors were led by Mylee Hartman with 12 points. Living in La Habra puts you within easy reach of some of California's most popular attractions, from the theme parks of Anaheim to the beautiful waterfront of Long Beach. The fourth period both teams came out playing very well and Clear spring made it very close at the end. Ivanna Manyacka led the winners with 21 points, 18 rebounds and 6 assists. Led by Heather Mclean and her 7 points. The third quarter was an offensive explosion for Clear Spring as they would score 29 points in the frame. The Lady Eagles was led by Isabelle Campbell with 10 points. JV - Urbana 26 Oakdale 20 Oakdale Bears hosted the Urbana Hawks for round two of the season match up. West Fredericks leading scorers were Marlee Williams led all scorers with 17 points. In the second quarter, Monocacy and West Frederick both scored six points, with Monocacy leading sixteen to eleven at halftime. Kyla Gales of the Oakdale Bears had seven in the quarter with Jocelyn Hayward with seven points for West Frederick. Suzanna Badstibner had 4 points and Alexis Loy had 2 points. Tessa Barber lead the Eagles with an impressive 19 points including a 3 pointer. First quarter was even at 8pts apiece after that the game stayed closed for the rest of the game. Tessa Barber and Kendall Johnson for FSK Eagles would each have seven total game points. Third quarter Middletown put the heat on Crestwood taking the lead 18 to 15. The Blazers were led by Kara Hoovers 22 points, 5 assists. Jayda Tyler was very active in the paint for the Leopards in the third period, scoring three separate times in the lane and also converting 1 of 2 from the free throw lineto give the Leopards some life. Cant wait for the third game! Brook Wilhide tallied 8 and Lily Boyer had 6. Middletown never gave up and held Oakdale to 12 points in the second half. Mackenzie Kavanaugh led Poolesville with 6. Brunswick was led by Zoey Roberts and her 4 points. Laila Green hit two shots off of rebounds for the Cadets. Kacie Phillips also scored to help Middletown advance. After a hard fought game on both ends The Lady Bulldogs sealed the win 28-24. 31-10 Crestwood, Q3 On the opening series after half time, Oakdale started to put up more shots in which more started to fall in their favor. Scoring 33 points including 8 three pointers. Tessa Barber followed for the Eagles with 13 points. The Hawks high scorers were Brenna Davies (6 pts) and Molly Edmunds (5 pts). The second and third period the Leopards came right back with a vengeance, and strong defense to end the third period with the lead 27-23. The game was physical, but clean. Ballenger Creek was led by JameriahThompson and her 14 first half points. Catoctins Sophia Burgee had 10 points in the first half and finished with a game high of 14 points. Madelynn Myers scored 8 points, had 5 rebounds and 2 steals. Great game ladies, good luck as you finish out your regular seasons. In the 4th quarter, two more Lancers got on the board when Rhais Tweedell chipped in a layup and Laila Griffis put back an offensive rebound and added a free throw. Smithsburg created smothering defense to end the first period 24-2. But it was Briley Kennans turn to go to work for Clear Spring, as she scored 9 points all of her own in the framecapped by a buzzer beater 3 at the halftime horn to give the Blazers a 43-10 advantage at the break. The Middletown Knights re-grouped and came out strong in the 3rd quarter outscoring Walkersville 12-5. The Bears were lead by Jasmine Jone with 12 points, Avery Ray with 8 points, Kyla Gales with 7 points, Taylor Heinrich with 5 points and Riley Bova with 4 points. Windsor Knolls Middle School is a 2019-2021 National PTA Parent Teacher Association . Boonsboro came out strong in the third quarter and increased their lead to 27-16. She also had 6 steals and 3 assists. But Clear Spring moved the ball well and found the range early with both Peyton Schnebly and Kaylee Hensley connecting from deep to give the Blazers a 20-8 lead after one. This year, at St Maria Goretti High School in Hagerstown, MD. A strong Monocacy defense in the first half holding Poolesville to 4 points was the difference as Monocacy went on to win 49-22. The leading scorers for Brunswick were Emerson Miller (No. Clear Springs was led by Syd Crowder with 7 points and Quinn Schnelby with 9 points. Oakdale was lead in scoring by Lana Spahr with 8 points and Molly Hagan with 5 points. Maddie Myers had the hot hand early for Catoctin, scoring seven of her eight total points in the first quarter. Urbana was lead by Elly Afdahl with 6 points and Madison Cherry with 5. With two quick fouls in the first minute, Walkersville put Urbana on the free throw line. Madelynn Myers had an outstanding game for Catoctin scoring a team high 20 points including 4 for 4 at the free throw line. Laniyah Plummer added 12 points. FSKs contributing players included Isabelle Campbell with six total game points and Kendall Johnson with five game points and Kirsten Carder with a bucket. High scoring came from the Cadets London(23) with 14 points and for the Loins the two were Wareham (0)and Goukoye (20) with 5 points respectively. Boonsboro kept the full-court pressure on hot in the third and started to create some distance on the scoreboard. Kim Blaine added four more for the Lancers, and Laila Griffis got hot, adding four of her six points in the 4th quarter. Urbana could never pull it together and took their first loss of the season. The Bulldogs fought hard and didn't give up but it was the Lady Leopards who came out victorious. Cara Carpenter was the leading scorer for Middletown with five points. However with 5.5 seconds left in the game the last shot for the Leopards did not fall in to allow the Hawks the win. Sunday afternoon at Middletown Primary School saw the Oakdale Bears against the host Middletown Knights. The Lady Blazers called a full timeout to readjust and the Lady Blazers cut the Lady Bulldogs lead to 2 with a big 3 pointer by Lady Blazers Quinn Schnebly.

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