Sports 02-11-2016

WHS sports roundup

Vikings qualify for state tourney

The Winthrop High boys hockey team qualified for the post-season MIAA state tournament with a 6-0 shutout of Somerville last Wednesday.

The Vikings assumed command of the contest from the outset, skating to a 2-0 lead in the opening period. Charlie Page put Winthrop on the board with an unassisted goal and Dave Barry lit the lamp on the power play, assisted by Noah Hodgkins and Sam Yarrow.

Winthrop added to its lead in a big way in the middle stanza with three more tallies. Dean Paulsen, assisted by the Tyler M. boys (Mignosa and Marley); Mike Casey on a power play (assisted by Steve Holgersen and Page); and Hodgkins (assisted by Mike Norris and Page) all reached the back of the Somerville net to leave matters at 5-0 after two.

Sam Yarrow, assisted by Jake Langone and Page (who figured in four the six Winthrop markers with a goal and three assists), wrapped up the scoring for the night.

Senior goaltender Brandon Creador earned the shutout between the pipes, his fourth whitewash of the season. Brandon’s goals-against average now stands at under 1.00 per game.

The Vikings did not have as much luck three nights later against Danvers at Larsen Rink. Page gave Winthrop an early 1-0 lead, assisted by Hodgkins, but Winthrop then made a series of costly and uncharacteristic mistakes that resulted in three Danvers goals within a three-minute span.

The Vikings closed the gap to 3-2 early in the second period with Henry Brooks lighting the lamp on a power play, assisted by Norris and Mike Casey, but Danvers got that one back before the horn to take a 4-2 advantage into the final 15 minutes of play.

Page, assisted by Hodgkins and Holgersen, drew Winthrop once again within a tantalizingly-within-reach, one-goal margin, but despite significant pressure, the Vikings were unable to notch the equalizer. Winthrop pulled its goalie in the closing minute in favor of a sixth skater, but Danvers notched an empty-netter to come away with the 5-3 win.

The Vikings, who now stand at 9-6-3 on the season (5-4-1 in the NEC North), will wrap up their 2016 regular season with a contest Saturday against Belmont at Larsen (6:30 face-off) and then in the finale February 24 against Mansfield that will be highlighted by Senior Night festivities.

Boys basketball team

beats Swampscott at buzzer

The Winthrop High boys basketball team defeated Swampscott in dramatic fashion, 62-61, on a buzzer-beating three-pointer by Alex Dernier, last Tuesday evening at the WHS gym.

Dernier’s trey climaxed an incredible comeback by the Vikings, who trailed by 20 points in the fourth quarter before launching a comeback in the final six minutes that reached it apogee with Dernier’s shot from beyond the arc.

Tayjaun McKenzie paced Winthrop in the scoring column with 19 points while pulling own 12 rebounds for a powerful double-double. Devin Pulsifer also recorded a double-double with 18 points and 15 boards.

Dimonne Marshall reached double figures with 13 points. Chris Zuffante chipped in seven points and Jake LaFratta added two. The Vikings drained eight three-pointers on the night and hit 12-of-16 from the free throw line.

Two nights later the Vikings came out on the short end of a 61-40 decision at Marblehead. Winthrop grabbed a 13-8 lead after one period and trailed by just three at the half, 24-21. However, the Magicians worked some magic after the intermission and moved out to a 39-25 bulge after three frames as Winthrop could muster only four points in the period.

Pulsifer was top man for Winthrop with 10 points and seven rebounds. Marshall hit for nine points.

The Vikings, who played at Salem this past Monday, will host Saugus this evening (Thursday) at 7p.m. They will play at Malden Catholic Sunday and then host the Lancers next Thursday.

Girls hockey team one

point away from tourney

The Winthrop High Lady Bulldog hockey team moved within one point of qualifying for a spot in the post-season state tournament with a 4-1 victory at Peabody Saturday.

The Lady Bulldogs were off and running in the opening period when the duo of Michaela Norris and Kelsey Griffiths executed a nifty 2-on-1 break, with Norris beating the Lady Tanner goalie for a 1-0 Winthrop lead.

Griffiths then made it 2-0 in the second frame, picking up a loose puck that was a rebound from a shot by Katie O’Shea. Although Peabody got on the board with a power play goal before the middle stanza ended, Olivia Shkliew, assisted by Norris and Griffiths, restored Winthrop’s two-goal edge.

Mia Price gave the Lady Bulldogs some extra insurance when she scooped up a rebound off a shot by Sophie Leray for the 4-1 finale.

“This as a very big win for us,” said WHS head coach Anthony Martucci. “We played a solid game from start to finish. Even when Peabody made it 2-1, we never lost our confidence or doubted our ability to do what we needed to do to win the game.

“Michaela (Norris) and Kelsey (Griiffiths) were immense for us all game,” added the coach. “They took control whenever they were on the ice and really carried us to the victory.”

The Lady Vikings now stand at 8-5-1 on the season and need one more point in their final four games to qualify for the post-season state tourney.

Martucci and his crew were set to host Beverly, the first-place team in the Northeast Hockey League with a 9-0 league record, last night (Wednesday). The Lady Bulldogs, who are tied for second in the NHL with Masconomet with a 6-2 mark, dropped a heartbreaking 1-0 decision in the teams’ first meeting when Beverly scored the game-winner with 45 seconds to play.

Martucci and his crew will entertain Belmont in an unusual Friday night contest tomorrow evening. Face-off is 5:40 for the game, which will be highlighted by Senior Night festivities.

Winthrop will play in the Newburyport Bank Ice Hockey Classic next week with a contest against Masconomet Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 and then will play again Thursday.

WHS track teams

wrap up 2016 season

The Winthrop High girls and boys indoor track teams concluded their 2016 seasons last week against Lynn Classical.

The girls’ contest came down to the final event, the 4 x 400 relay. Classical held a 43-38 lead entering the relay, and thus Winthrop needed a victory in order to earn the winner-take-all five points and forge a 43-43 tie.

However, the outcome of the meet ultimately came down to a difference of 1.1 seconds — Classical’s winning margin in the race (4:35.8 to 4:36.9 for Winthrop) — allowing Classical to claim a 48-38 triumph.

Six Lady Vikings claimed first place in their respective individual events: Gianna Massa won the shotput with a toss of 31’-8”; Regina Garufo outsprinted the field in the 300 dash in 47.3; Holly Benson captured the 600 dash in 1:51.9; Heidy Benson topped all competitors in the 1000 in 3:35.7; Camila-Miranda Llovera won the mile in 6:36; and Christina Leone captured the two-mile run in 13:55.

Lilibeth Morales added three points to the Winthrop score with a second place finish in the 50 yard hurdles in 8.5. Adding single points to the Lady Viking cause with third place finishes were: Kim McDuffe with a high jump of 4’-2”; Emily McGovern in the 300 in 48.3; Haley Holden in the 600 in 2:08.3; Olivia Rago in the 1000 in 3:47.3; and Isabell Skomro in the mile in 7:05.

On the boys’ side, Andrew McGrail took first place in the shotput with a throw of 38’-9” and Nikolas Beshere earned first place honors in the two-mile run in 12:19.5.

Joe Trenouth scored three points with his second place finish in the 50 dash in 6.1. Spencer Bosse and Jacopo Valesi split the third place point in the high jump with their leaps of 5’-0”. Taylor St. George claimed third spot in the 300 dash with a clocking of 41.7.

WHS gymnastics

team defeats Peabody

The Winthrop High gymnastics team celebrated Senior Night in fitting fashion with a 129.35-118.55 victory over Peabody in a recent meet at the Winthrop Gymnastics Academy.

Lady Viking seniors Taylor Reilly, Captain Mackenzie Chiudina, and Captain Julia Duplin all were honored for their contributions to the WHS gymnastics program.

In the meet, Taylor competed on beam and scored a 6.1; Mackenzie competed on vault scoring an 8.2, bars scoring a 6.0, and floor scoring a 7.7; and Julia competed on vault with an 8.15, bars with a 6.6, and floor with a 7.3.

“I was incredibly lucky to have three great young women as seniors this year,” said WHS head coach Daria Millerick. “All three of the girls plan to go to college. Taylor Reilly intends to pursue engineering, Julia hopes to pursue business and accounting, and Mackenzie is undecided, but I know she will succeed with high honors in whatever she chooses.

There were many other highlights for the Lady Vikings in the victory. On vault, Molly Janiellis scored  a 7.5, Lacey Scott scored an 8.2, Kaitlyn Carter scored an 8.2, and Christa Vaccaro had the top score with a 9.5.

On bars, contributions came from Charlotte Hurley, Danielle Carter with a 7.35, and Christa Vaccaro with a 9.3. On beam Winthrop had strong performances from Gracie Armitstead with a 6.0, Katilyn Carter with a 6.8, Lacey Scott with an 8.0, Danielle Carter with an 8.2, and Christa Vaccaro with an 8.8.

Lastly on floor,  Aislinn Guzman scored a 7.5. “I was extremely proud of Aislinn,” said Millerick. “To start off floor with a great score of 7.5 is a big deal.”

Next were Lacey Scott with an 8.2, Danielle Carter with an 8.5, and Christa Vaccaro with a 9.4.

“Our goal was to do our best for the team,” noted Millerick. “We also wanted to make the night fun and memorable for the seniors. The girls definitely were happy about their performances. Our most valuable performer was Lacey Scott, who had three scores above an 8.0 tonight. She really stepped up to the plate and helped contribute to our all-around team score.

“Christa Vaccaro also had an amazing meet,” added Millerick. “We’re hoping for her to qualify for Individual All Around States in mid-February.”

The Lady Vikings competed in the league meet this past Tuesday.

From the Press Box sponsored by: MSA MORTGAGE

Conference of Champions

By: Jim Lederman

I visited the Dick Lynch Gymnasium, on the campus of Swampscott High School last Tuesday evening. The home of the Big Blue is filled with championship banners, I didn’t add up all the NEC championship teams, but let’s reflect on the NEC championships won by our beloved Winthrop Vikings!

In the years (1950-1972) the Big Blue in football coached by the legendary Stan Bondelevitch, ‘Bondy’ to many Big Blue faithful. Swampscott ruled the Northeastern Conference!

The Big Blue have captured 20 NEC football titles, the Winthrop Vikings have 12 to rank a close second. How can we forget the Frank DeFelice Era (1981-1983) – 33 game winning streak!

Three undefeated Viking teams, two super bowl titles – 4 NEC champs.

The (1992-1993) – NEC champions. The 2006 undefeated super bowl champions. WHS from (2000-2015) is second on the North Shore in total victories. The smallest school in the NEC has a very strong and proud football tradition! Gloucester is first in victories, the Vikings are second!

Let the Games Begin!

Hockey Champs

The Vikings have captured 13 NEC hockey championships! Let’s reflect the beginning of the Vikings building a strong hockey tradition. 1976 – Division One – State Champions (26-0-1). We will celebrate 40-year anniversary next month (story to follow) Marblehead, Beverly and Danvers can’t compete with the number of Winthrop crowns! We salute the late Bill Falasca and coach Dale Dunbar – Winthrop is Hockeytown USA!

Feeling Blue

I was looking forward to cheering the Lady Vikings to victory on Tuesday night. Nina Bartlette left the game early in the first period with a severe ankle injury.

The Big Blue ruled the NEC in the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, how many NEC football titles does Swampscott have? How many super bowl titles? Story to follow next wee – “Conference Champions”

Football Recruits

Monday was “National Letter of Intent Day.” February 1st high school senior football players announce their choice of college for September.

Three North Shore football quarterbacks announced where they will play football in the future. Dan Murphy, Revere Patriots quarterback voted MVP in the NEC in 2015 will play at St. Anselm’s College, alma mater of Viking hoop legend Dino Mallios.

We all remember Thanksgiving 2015; the ‘best quarterback’ (game MVP) was junior standout Chris Zuffante. Chris completely outplayed Murphy as the Vikings defense shut down the NEC MVP. Keep your eyes on Zuffante in 2016; he could be the NEC MVP!

Garrett Keough, Marblehead quarterback and son of ex-Viking standout (played at the University of Pennsylvania) Jamie Keough. Garrett tossed 23 touchdown passes. Garrett will play at Wesleyan! Can you name the most famous Wesleyan graduate?

Ollie E Berth, St. John’s Prep all-scholastic quarterback will play at Amherst College. I’m sure ex-Viking all-scholastic quarterback Anthony Fucillo, recruited the talented Magician quarterback!

Let the Games Begin!

Around the Northeast Conference

By Jim Lederman

The undefeated Marblehead Magician hockey sextet captured the NEC title. In a battle of the top teams in the NEC North (large schools) and NEC South, the Magicians shut out the Lynn Jets (8-0). Will the Vikings and Magicians meet in the MIA Tourney?

Salem captured the NEC hoop title and rank number three in EMass hoop standings. The Witches.

The best player I watched was a Gloucester Fisherman, captain John Pillpot. The standout ‘Big Fish’ was also a captain on the Gloucester undefeated NEC football champions.

I watched many Viking hockey games and I still rank junior Charlie Page, the best player in the Conference. The Vikings are a young team and if all the players remain, I predict another NEC title for coach Dale Dunbar next season 2016-2017 at Larsen Rink!

The Injury Jinx

Coach John Gambale in his first season as Lady Vikings basketball has had bad luck losing three starters (one all-star this year).

Allie Love, a standout in her soph season tore her ACL in pre-season and was lost for the year. Jayda Hightower, a big senior co-captain missed the first 14 games with a foot injury. Captain Nina Bartlette 20-point scorer and Division 2 college prospect has had two bad ankle injuries.

The Lady Vikings are building a strong program and coach Gambale has 50 players and a Frosh team. Coach Gambale took over a program that was decimated in numbers. The Lady Vikings future with coach Gambale working year round will be back and with a new gym at the new high school. Look for the Lady Vikings to compete at the highest level in the NEC.

Go Lady Vikings – Let the Games Begin!

Danvers Falcons fly over the Vikings

By: Jim Lederman

The battle between two old arch rivals on Saturday afternoon at Larsen Rink, Winthrop vs. Danvers. The Falcons upset the Vikings (5-3).

A capacity crowd filled Larsen Rink to watch a young Danvers team upset the Vikings (9-6-3). The Vikings are headed to the Division 2 MIAA Tourney, two games remain on the Vikings schedule, Saturday night (6:30 p.m.) vs. Belmont and Wednesday 6:30 p.m. with Division One Mansfield.

Sophomore Paul Mento lit the lamp three times for a ‘hat trick’ in the first period and the Falcons never looked back with a huge contingent of ardent Danvers faithful enjoying the upset in Winthrop.

The third goal with 4:41 left in the first period, gave Danvers a (3-1) first period advantage. Co-captain Charlie Page continued his scoring streak with a pretty unassisted tally at 9:47 of the opening period.

Sophomore Henry Brooks brought the Vikings back at 8:39 of period number two to cut the margin to (3-2). Page cut into the Danvers lead in an exciting final period. The speedy Viking skater scored another unassisted goal with 4:38 remaining in the game.

Danvers scored on a power play with 4 minutes left in the game. The Vikings pulled the goaltender with 48 seconds on the clock, but the Falcons scored an open net goal to ice the victory.

Bulldogs Chase Tourney Berth

The Lady Bulldawgs hockey team needs one more victory to claim a MIAA Tourney berth.

The Bulldawgs under the tutelage of coach Anthony ‘Butch’ Martucci defeated Peabody/Lynnfield (4-1) on Saturday to improve their record to (8-5-1).

A victory over Belmont (Monday at press time) or Beverly (Wednesday) at Larsen Rink would give the Bulldawgs another State Tourney bid.

McKayla Norris, Kelsie Griffiths, Olivia Shkliew, and Mia Price, scored the Bulldawg goals. Abby Stafford had two assists and junior all-star Gretchen Howard stopped 12 Peabody/Lynnfield shots, to earn another Bulldawg victory.

The Bulldawgs play in the Newburyport Holiday Tourney next Wednesday and Thursday.

Let the Games Begin!

The Green Machine beats first place Cavaliers

By Jim Lederman

I have watched many great Boston Celtics victories, but the Celts (104-103) victory over the first place Cleveland Cavaliers, on Friday night in Cleveland was exciting.

The green machine trailed the Cavs by five points with 9 seconds left on the clock. A three-pointer by Avery Bradley at the buzzer won it for the Celtics.

The green are (30-22) after Friday night and (15-12) on the road. “The team has character and confidence,” said Celtics legend Tommy Heinsohn (Celts television analyst).

The combo of Heinsohn and Mike Gorman (35 years play by play) broadcasters makes every game exciting. Ex-Celt Brian Salabrine adds excitement to every TV game.

This is a young and exciting Boston Celtics team, led by the young and brilliant coach Brad Stevens. The Celts were led on offense by Thomas (22 points) Evan/Turner (19 points) and a huge game from backup center Tyler Zeller (16 points) the win was extra special over Lebron James in Cleveland. Keep your eye on the Celtics in the second half, they are a playoff contender.

Go Green!

Celtics Green!

The Tourney Team

Coach Dale Dunbar has a remarkable coaching record. The former Viking, Boston University Terrier and NHL player with the Boston Bruins, has done another great job as Vikings head coach.

The Vikings qualified for the MIA playoffs with a win over Somerville, Coach Dunbar has coached the Vikings for ten (10) seasons and the Vikings have been to the post season 10 times! Defense has been his mantra – great goal tending and solid defense!

The Viking student-athlete the MSA Mortgage Student Athlete of the Week is junior Chris Zuffante.

The three-sport junior, Chris is the Viking quarterback, center on the boy’s hoop team and baseball standout.

Chris has a sparkling (4.0) average in class and his leadership at quarterback on Thanksgiving helped the Vikings upset Revere (15-12) before a capacity crowd on the holiday. At 6’4 the Viking standout will lead a Viking football team to a conference title on the gridiron this fall.

Chris outplayed the Revere quarterback Dan Murphy, named NEC MVP for the Patriots.

Keep your eye on another outstanding quarterback for the Winthrop Vikings.

We salute Chris Zuffante “MSA Student athlete of the week.”

Let the Games Begin!!

WHS sports Years

10 years ago

February 2, 2006

The WHS hockey team blasted Swampscott, 12-0. Jarrett Herdt scored a hat trick, Joe Frasso scored two goals, and Paul Eruzione scored a goal and had three assists.

The WHS girls basketball team trounced Saugus, 78-39, and easily handled Marblehead this week. In the rout of Marblehead, freshman Courtney Finn scored 23 points and pulled down 12 rebounds.

Jason Griffin scored 12 points to lead the WHS basketball team to a 41-38 win over Saugus. Anthony Giuliano and Mike Visco both scored 10 points for the Vikings.

Julie Dowson anchored the winning WHS 4 x 400 relay team to earn a 43-43 tie for the Lady Vikings with Revere. Genevieve Plant, who won the 600 dash and took a second in the high jump, also ran a leg of the relay. Suzanne Martucci and Maria Milano also ran legs of the relay.

Nicole Gennaco was the top all-around performer for the WHS gymnastics team in a recent tri-meet with Danvers and Masconomet. Although the Lady Vikings finished in third place, their point total of 133.15 was their highest of the season.

20 years ago

February 15, 1996

The WHS hockey team almost handed Danvers its second loss of the season —  Danvers’ only defeat this year has come at the hands of the Vikings — but NEC top scorer Chris McNeil of Danvers scored his fourth goal of the game with less than four minutes to go to give the Falcons a 6-5 victory. Dave Collins scored two goals for Winthrop and teammates Jason Calla, Dave Lentini, and Chris Ford scored a goal apiece.

Despite 29 points from Lawone Bennett, the WHS boys basketball team dropped a 73-69 decision to first-place Swampscott. Anthony Poto hit for 17 points and Joey Long added 12 for the Vikings. In a 59-48 triumph over Lynn English, Bennett hit for 23 points for the Vikings, who now are 12-7 on the season.

30 years ago

February 19, 1986

The WHS girls track team easily ran past Lynn English to complete a perfect 7-0 season and capture an undisputed Northeastern Conference championship.

The WHS girls basketball team defeated Saugus in a battle for first place to claim an NEC title.

Chris Sirianni set a new WHS mark in the 300 dash in 33.3 seconds at the Class D state track meet. Andy Turransky finished third in the hurdles and fourth in the high jump and David Westcott was second in the 50 yard dash in 5.6 seconds to tie the Winthrop school mark. Buster Van Buskirk and Dave Guffey also earned medals for the WHS squad, which finished in third place among the Class D schools.

The WHS hockey team finished the regular season at 11-4-3 with a 3-3 tie with first-place Saugus and a 5-2 win over Marblehead. Senior Craig Nolan turned in a superb game in goal for the Vikings in the Marblehead victory. NEC all-star Jim Ezekiel scored the trying goal in the Saugus tilt. Rolf Beutel, Matt Lanza, and Nolan also have been named NEC all-stars.

Former WHS girls basketball star Maureen McManus has reached the 1000-point plateau at Lafayette, only the third player in Lions’ history to reach that mark. McManus is a junior.

Sean Conway was named the Player of the Week by the Boston Globe after scoring 28 and 34 points in two games this week for the WHS boys basketball team. Conway has been named to the NEC all-star squad.

40 years ago

February 18, 1976

The WHS hockey team has claimed its second straight NEC title under coach Bill Falasca, whose squad stands at 16-0-1 on the season. The Vikings play Saugus, the only team to earn a tie with Winthrop, in the season finale. Winthrop then will set its sights on the NEC playoffs and the state tourney.

Coach Henry McCarthy’s boys basketball team has earned its fourth NEC title in the past seven years. The Vikings, who have a 15-2 record, have averaged 63 points per game while holding their opponents to an average of 49. The WHS basketball program now has won 19 NEC championships in the 32 years in which Winthrop has been a member of the league.

Debbie Ford set a new WHS girls record in the shotput with a throw of 30’-5” in the NEC Meet. Suzanne Taylor also set a new WHS record in the 220 dash with a time of 28.7 at the meet. Coach Rippie Dyer’s team also set school records in the 440 and mile relay events.

Former WHS basketball standouts Kevin Dowd and Mike Harrison have been key members of the Boston State College basketball team this season. Both are starters and have been among the vital cogs in leading Boston State to a 10-2 record and the No. 1 ranking among Division III basketball teams in New England.

50 years ago

February 17, 1966

The Holland Memorial Gym at the new Winthrop High School will be bursting at the seams Friday night when Winthrop and Danvers, both sporting 12-1 records in the Northeastern Conference, meet in the season finale to decide the NEC crown. Danvers defeated Winthrop, 59-49, in their first meeting, but Winthrop has been perfect ever since, while Danvers dropped one game. In a 59-49 win over Marblehead to set up the big showdown, Billy McGillicuddy scored 24 points and Jack Conway hit for 21 for the Vikings, who also clinched a spot in the state tourney with the win.

Sophomore Hucky Larsen scored two goals in a losing effort, 8-3, for the WHS hockey team against Danvers this week.

Coach Peter Coon’s WHS boys gymnastics team stands at 6-4 this season as the Vikings prepare to host the Merrimack Valley League Meet Saturday.

60 years ago

February 16, 1956

The WHS basketball team’s chances of reclaiming its first NEC title since 1953 appear slim after a 60-51 loss to Marblehead Friday before a capacity crowd at the WHS gym. WHS captain Charlie Rand, the second leading scorer in the NEC, led Winthrop with 18 points. Roland Pearce and Vin Lombardi scored eight points apiece.

70 years ago

February 14, 1946

The Winthrop High basketball team remains one game ahead of Danvers with an 8-1 record, and thus will need to defeat Amesbury in the season finale to lay claim to the Northeastern Conference championship for the second straight year. Winthrop, which is only in its second year as a member of the NEC, defeated Marblehead before a full house of 550 fans who jammed the junior high gymnasium this week. After Marblehead grabbed an 11-1 lead to start the game, Winthrop battled back behind Jack Talcott, captain Myron Atlas, Buddy Johnson, Davie Rowe, and Walter Hewins. Hewins sank key free throws down the stretch to seal the 42-35 victory. Atlas is the leading scorer in the NEC with 133 points and teammate Milton ‘Bomber’ Neal is fourth with 81 points.

90 years ago

February 13, 1926

The Winthrop High basketball team is in second place in the Suburban League with a 4-2 record, trailing only Brockton, which is undefeated. Connor is the second leading scorer in the league with 60 points and Wile is fourth with 47 points. Winthrop lost to Brockton by a score of 25-18 this past week. Our boys played well, but Brockton displayed a superior brand of basketball.

Then track team fell to the Noble & Greenough School of Dedham, 44-16. Thomas Sanders took first place in the high jump and third in the low hurdles for Winthrop. William Patterson was second in the high jump, as was Albert Jenkins in the 1000. Clayton Crocker was second in the low hurdles and third in the dash. Walter Bell took third in the 300 yard run.

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