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PlaceCoachCaptainBest & FairestBest Team ManBest First Year/U21 Player*Leading Goalkicker
200413wrennyboyA. McLeodW. Tredrea
20057wrennyboy/lukedarcyW. TredreaP. LicuriaW. Tredrea
200616Marklar_33J. HirdJ. Johnson & H. BlackS. Milne
name change to Sydney
Broncos
20076"D. SwanD. SwanS. Milne
20088"D. SwanD. SwanS. Milne
20099"K. JohnsonD. SwanJ. Anthony
201011D. SwanD. SwanA. SandilandsP. Dangerfield
201116Marklar_33/knobbyN. MaxwellS. ThompsonD. HanneberyI.SmithA. Edwards
name change to Harbour
City Hornets
201214knobbyS.ThompsonS. ThompsonJ. KellyJ. CameronL. Thomas
201313"S.ThompsonJ. LewisS. ThompsonB. CrouchJ. Cameron
20144"S.ThompsonJ. LewisK. SimpsonZ. MerrettJ. Gunston
20152"J. LewisJ. LewisB. EbertB. MaynardJ. Gunston
20167"J. LewisJ. LewisJ. LewisD. TuckerE. Betts
20174"J. LewisM. CrouchJ. GunstonW. HaywardE. Betts
20187"J. LewisM. CrouchJ. RiewoldtS. GiroJ. Riewoldt
20192"M. CrouchT. TarantoT. TarantoT. TarantoT. Hawkins
20206"M. CrouchM. CrouchT. KellyH. ClarkT. Hawkins
20217“M. Crouch*T. TarantoC. SalemL. BrambleJ. Riewoldt
20226"M. CrouchJ. SinclairJ. SinclairN. MurrayJ. Riewoldt
20234"T. TarantoT. TarantoT. TarantoM. HolmesO. Henry
* M Crouch did not play a game in 2021 on field leadership duties were given to Tim Taranto

Records

Highest Score: 1577 vs Western Vultures R3, 2017
Lowest Score: 832 vs St Kilda R5 2011
Highest Score Against: 1676 vs Melbourne R8, 2018
Lowest Score Against: 762 Carlton R11 2005
Highest Individual Score: 173 - J Akermanis R13 2005

Honour Roll
Warren Tredrea 2004 All Australian
James Kelly 130 points BOG 2015 Grand Final
Brendan Goddard 2015 All Australian
Jack Gunston 2015, 2016, 2017 All Australian
Jordan Lewis 2015 All Australian
Caleb Daniel 2016 Rising Star
Isaac Heeney 2017, 2019 All Australian
Tim Taranto 2019, 2021, 2023 All Australian, 2023 League Best & Fairest
Tom Hawkins 2020 All Australian
Jy Simpkin 2020 All Australian
Taylor Walker 2021 All Australian
Christian Salem 2021 All Australian
Jack Sinclair 2022, 2023 All Australian
Josh Battle 2022 All Australian
Jayden Short 2022 All Australian
Adam Treloar 2022 All Australian
 
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2013 Season

Round 1 Team

FB - N Wright *, T Chaplin, R Lester*
HB - J Johannisen, B Reilly, C O'Shea
C - K Simpson, S Thompson, L Anthony
HF - S Blease, J Cameron, N Suban
FF - N Wilson *, L Thomas, J King

R - M Jamar, J Lewis, M Wright

Sub - J Hombsch *

bench -

* = emergency for their AFL team

Port Adelaide (1283) defeated Harbour City Hornets (964)
Best : M Wright , Suban, Lewis, Simpson, Jamar
Goals : Thomas 4, Suban 3, King 2, Johanissen, Cameron, Lewis






Round 2 Team

FB - S Fisher, T Chaplin, R Lester
HB - J Johannisen, B Reilly, C O'Shea
C - K Simpson, S Thompson, L Anthony
HF - S Blease, J Cameron, N Suban
FF - B Crouch, L Thomas, J Kelly

R - M Jamar, J Lewis, M Wright

Sub - J King

bench - S Colquhoun*, N Wright*

In - Fisher, Crouch, Kelly, Colquhoun
Out - Hombsch, Wilson

* = emergency for AFL team

Harbour City Hornets (1188) lost to West Coast (1422)
Best: Thompson, Chaplin, Kelly, Thomas, Lester
Goals: Thomas 5, Cameron 3, Reilly, O’Shea, Simpson, Anthony
 
Round 3 Team
FB - S Fisher, T Chaplin, N Wright
HB - J Johannisen, B Reilly, C O'Shea
C - K Simpson, S Thompson, L Anthony
HF - J King, J Cameron, N Suban
FF - B Crouch, L Thomas, T Colyer

R - M Jamar, J Lewis, M Wright

Sub - R Lester*

bench -

In - Colyer, N Wright
Out - Kelly (inj), Blease

* = emergency for AFL team





Gippsland Sharks (1209) defeated Harbour City Hornets (1010)
Best: Thompson, M Wright, Lewis, Jamar, Chaplin
Goals: Thomas 3, Reilly, Cameron, Lewis
 

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Round 4 Team

FB - S Fisher, T Chaplin, N Wright
HB - J Johannisen, B Reilly, C O'Shea
C - K Simpson, S Thompson, L Anthony
HF - J King, J Cameron, N Suban
FF - B Crouch, L Thomas, T Colyer*

R - M Jamar, J Lewis, M Wright

Sub - M Hutchings*

bench - S Colquhoun*

In - Hutchings, Colquhoun
Out - Lester

* = emergency for AFL team

Harbour City Hornets (1078) defeated Ballarat Dragons (1063)
Best: Jamar, Thomas, Thompson, Crouch, M Wright
Gaols: Thomas 4, Simpson, King, Cameron, Crouch, Jamar, Lewis
 
Round 5 Team

FB - B Thornton, S Fisher, N WrightHB - J Johannisen, B Reilly, C O'Shea
C - K Simpson, S Thompson, L Anthony
HF - J King, J Cameron, J Kelly
FF - B Murdoch, L Thomas, T Colyer
R - M Jamar, J Lewis, M Wright

Sub - S Blease

bench - R Lester, S Colquhoun*, M Hutchings*, A Edwards*, N Suban*

In - Murdoch, Kelly, Lester, Thornton, Edwards, Blease
Out - Crouch (inj)

* = emergency for AFL team

Albury Bandits (1210) lost to Harbour City Hornets (1286)
Best: Kelly, Suban, Simpson, Thompson, Lewis
Goals: Thomas 5, Cameron 3, Simpson, Kelly, Jamar
 
Round 6 Team
FB -R Lester, S Fisher, N Wright
HB - J Johannisen, B Reilly, C O'Shea
C - K Simpson, S Thompson, S Blease
HF - N Suban, J Cameron, J Kelly
FF - B Murdoch, L Thomas, J King

R - T Chaplin, J Lewis, M Wright

Sub -

bench - L Anthony*, S Colquhoun*

In - Chaplin
Out - Thornton, Jamar (inj), Colyer

* = emergency for AFL team

Harbour City Hornets (1182) lost to Launceston (1376)
Best: Kelly, Lester, King, Thompson, Lewis
Goals: Cameron 6, King 4, Thompson 2, Suban, Lewis
 
Round 7 Team
FB -R Lester, S Fisher, N Wright
HB - J Johannisen, B Reilly, C O'Shea
C - K Simpson, S Thompson, S Colquhoun
HF - N Suban, J Cameron, J Kelly
FF - B Murdoch, L Thomas, J King

R - T Chaplin, J Lewis, M Wright

Sub - M Hutchings

bench - A Edwards*

In - Colquhoun, Hutchings, Edwards*
Out - Blease, Anthony

* = emergency for AFL team

Gold Coast Devils (1246) lost to Harbour City Hornets (1356)
Best: Thompson, Reilly, Fisher, M Wright, Kelly
Goals: Cameron, King 3, Thomas 2, Simpson
 
Round 8 Team
FB -R Lester, S Fisher, T Chaplin
HB - J Johannisen, B Reilly, C O'Shea
C - K Simpson, S Thompson, S Colquhoun
HF - N Suban, J Cameron, M Hutchings*
FF - A Edwards, L Thomas, J King

R - M Jamar, J Lewis, M Wright

Sub -

bench -

In - Jamar, Edwards
Out - N Wright (inj), Kelly (susp)

* = emergency for AFL team

Harbour City Hornets (1013) lost to Wagga Wagga Warthogs (1191)
Best: Thompson, Lewis, Reilly, Jamar, Fisher
Goals: Cameron 3, King 2, Chaplin, Thompson, Suban, Lewis
 
Round 9 Team
FB -R Lester, S Fisher, T Chaplin
HB - J Johannisen, B Reilly, C O'Shea
C - K Simpson, S Thompson, S Colquhoun
HF - N Suban, J Cameron, M Hutchings
FF - M Buntine, L Thomas, J King

R - M Jamar, J Lewis, M Wright

Sub - T Mitchell*

bench - A Edwards*

In - Buntine, Mitchell*
Out -

* = emergency for AFL team

Adelaide (1169) lost to Harbour City Hornets (1230)
Best: Lewis, Chaplin, Thompson, Hutchings, Johannisen
Goals: Thomas 5, Cameron 3, King
 
Round 10 Team
FB -M Buntine, S Fisher, T Chaplin
HB - J Johannisen, B Reilly, C O'Shea
C - K Simpson, S Thompson, R Lester
HF - N Suban, J Cameron, M Hutchings
FF - T Mitchell, L Thomas, J King

R - M Jamar, J Lewis, J Kelly

Sub - N Wilson

bench - M Talia, J Hombsch, N Wright, M Wright*, A Edwards

In - J Kelly, N Wilson, M Talia, J Hombsch, N Wright
Out - S Colquhoun

* = emergency for AFL team
 
The annual John Longmire Medal count was held on Monday night for the best and fairest award for the Harbour City Hornets. Award winners for the night were

Best 1st year player - Brad Crouch


Leading Goalkicker - Jeremy Cameron


Best Team Man Award - Scott Thompson



and the John Longmire medallist for 2013 - Jordan Lewis
 
Harbour City Hornets
Manager
knobby
Senior List
1. Liam Anthony - $550,000 (4)
2. Sam Blease - $124,000 (2)
•. Nathan Blee - $86,000 (UC)
3. Tim Broomhead - $69,000 (1)
•. Matthew Buntine - $99,000 (UC)
4. Jeremy Cameron - $228,000 (1)
5. Jonathon Ceglar - $132,000 (1)
•. Troy Chaplin - $290,000 (UC)
6. Sam Colquhoun - $121,000 (1)
7. Travis Colyer - $225,000 (3)
8. Brad Crouch - $180,000 (1)
•. Luke Delaney - $91,000 (UC)
9. Tom Derickx - $132,000 (1)
10. Brett Ebert - $132,000 (1)
11. Sam Fisher - $465,000 (1)
•. Mitchell Grigg - $65,000 (UC)
12. Jack Hombsch - $109,000 (1)
13. Mark Hutchings - $109,000 (1)
•. Mark Jamar - $360,000 (UC)
14. Jason Johannissen - $110,000 (1)
15. James Kelly - $459,000 (1)
16. Ryan Lester - $119,000 (1)
17. Jordan Lewis - $750,000 (3)
•. Tom Mitchell - $91,000 (UC)
18. Brodie Murdoch - $109,000 (1)
•. Cameron O'Shea - $215,000 (UC)
•. Brent Reilly - $304,000 (UC)
•. Fletcher Roberts - $86,000 (UC)
•. Alex Sexton - $107,000 (UC)
19. Kade Simpson - $537,000 (2)
20. Nick Suban - $225,000 (3)
21. Michael Talia - $228,000 (1)
22. Lindsay Thomas - $156,000 (1)
•. Scott Thompson - $525,000 (UC)
•. Bret Thornton - $200,000 (UC)
•. Matthew Wright - $137,000 (UC)
23. Nathan Wright - $121,000 (1)
Eligible Veterans
•. Aaron Edwards - $153,000 (UC)
•. Aaron Sandilands - $317,000 (UC)
Unpassable Picks
24. Draft Pick 3 - $108,000 (2)
25. Draft Pick 23 - $84,000 (2)
26. Draft Pick 41 - $74,000 (2)
Passable Picks
27. Draft Pick 59 - $74,000 (2)
28. Draft Pick 77 - $74,000 (2)
29. Draft Pick 95 - $74,000 (2)
30. Draft Pick 113 - $74,000 (2)
Other Picks
Ineligible Rookies
•. Jackson Sheringham ® - $70,000 (UC)
Veterans
•. Jake King (v) (UC)
Rookie List
•. Nathan Wilson ® (UC)
Delistments
•. Dean Polo - $165,000 (75%) (1)
TPP: $6,076,000
 
List Movements

Hornets are delighted to annouce that they have extended the contracts of young stars Brad Crouch and Mark Hutchings. Coach Knobby commented Brad & Mark have been rewarded for strong season finishes, Brad justified his early DP4 in last years draft and has an exciting future ahead of him, whilst Mark was an absolute steal of the draft at pick 79.

Other rookies Tim Broomhead, Sam Colquhoun, Jason Johannisen, Brodie Murdoch and Nathan Wright will be considered for contract upgraded later during the off-season.

Aaron Sandilands & Jake King have been rewarded for their loyalty to the club with veteran contracts for the 2014 season.

In sad news Brett Ebert has had to reitre from AFL football due to injury, Brett only spent 1 year on the Hornets list and was definitely a risk, but his thighs, quads, calfs (his legs) just couldn't get him on the park. Good luck Brett.

Update 4/11 - Stewart Crameri formerly of Wagga Waggahas agreed to terms with Harbour City Hornets during the current off-season, Crameri will be a vital addition to the Hornets forward line.

Unfortunately Mitchell Grigg has decided to pursue oppurtunities at another club, the Hornets would have loved to have kept Mitch, however, management felt a $400k 4 year contract for a 5 game player was over the asking price.
 

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Best 18

FB - Fisher - Chaplin - O'Shea
HB - Suban - Reilly - Simpson
C - Crouch - Thompson - Mitchell
HF - M Wright - Cameron - Edwards
FF - Jamar - Thomas - King
R - Sandilands - Lewis - Kelly

Reserves
FB - Delaney - Hombsch - Johanissen
HB - Buntine - Talia - N Wright
C - Blease - Grigg - Anthony
HF - Colquhoun - Ceglar - Lester
FF - Murdoch - Roberts - Broomhead
R - Derickx, Hutchings, Colyer

Int - Sexton

Revised 11/12
FB - Reilly - Fisher - Geary
HB - Suban - Goddard - Johanissen
C - Crouch - Thompson - Simpson
HF - Hall - Gunston - S Edwards
FF - Crameri - Pyke- Thomas
R - Sandilands - Lewis - Kelly

Reserves
FB - Sexton - J Kolodjashnij - K Kolodjashnij
HB - Haynes - Talia - N Wright
C - Blease - Lyons - Anthony
HF - Colquhoun - Ceglar - Lester
FF - Murdoch - Derickx - King
R - Jamar, Hutchings, Colyer
Int - Wilson, Merrett, Perris
 
Trades
Troy Chaplin -> St Kilda Titans
Pick 30 -> Harbour City Hornets
​
Brendon Goddard 630/3) -> Harbour City Hornets​
Pick 39 -> Harbour City Hornets​
Jeremy Cameron (409/4) -> Ballarat Dragons​
Matthew Wright (276/2) -> Ballarat Dragons​
Pick 23 -> Ballarat Dragons​
​
Luke Delaney (150/2) -> Western Vultures
Pick 41 -> Western Vultures
Shane Edwards (225/2) -> Harbour City Hornets
Pick 56 -> Harbour City Hornets

Matthew Buntine -> St Kilda Titans
Pick 3 -> St Kilda Titans
Pick 39 -> St Kilda Titans
Jack Gunston (245/3) -> Harbour City Hornets
Pick 10 -> Harbour City Hornets
Pick 48 -> Harbour City Hornets

Aaron Edwards (288/2) -> Albury Bandits
Pick 56 -> Albury Bandits
Aaron Hall (202/3) -> Harbour City Hornets
Nick Haynes (209/3) -> Harbour City Hornets

Jarryn Geary (201/3) -> Harbour City Hornets
Mike Pyke (256/2) -> Harbour City Hornets
Jarryd Lyons (180/3) -> Harbour City Hornets
Cam O'Shea (350/5) -> Port Adelaide
Jack Hombsch (167/2) -> Port Adelaide
Tim Broomhead (69/1) -> Port Adelaide
 
Kade Kolodjashnij (Gold Coast Suns / TAS – Util) has joined the club as its first round draft pick. Pick #10 over all.
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The Hornets were very excited to secure a top 5 AFL draft pick at pick 10 in the AFL TM draft and they see Kade as a natural replacement for Sam Fisher once Sam has retired.

If only Coach knobby could pronounce his name correctly ! Kolo-jazz-nee

courtesy of Knightmare on the D&T board
Height: 188cm, Weight: 76kg, DOB: 09/08/1995
Recruited from: Launceston
Style: Robert Murphy
Player comparison:
Range: 3-7
Profile: Kolodjashnij is a high production outside player with some versatility to his game and can play back, wing or forward well. Kolodjashnij is an effective linkup player who reads the play well and has a smart running game. He’s a good user of the footy by hand and foot and can do some damage with his left boot particularly impressive with that class, vision and hurt factor he displays with the penetration he has and ability to kick it to where the guy up the field wants it, he’s just not so comfortable on his right side. He’s also an excellent run and carry player and can at times break the lines. He’s also excellent in the air with his marking ability strong and behind play can read it well and take his share of intercept marks. He has a nice agile sidestep and can create more time and space for himself with ball in hand. At this stage he has a very thin build and can struggle defensively and in 1v1 contests. He almost certainly will always remain an outside type but a high production guy who can do some damage. Tested exceptionally well at the draft combine which has increased his draft stocks.
 
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Kade Kolodjashnij (Gold Coast Suns / TAS – Util) has joined the club as its first round draft pick. Pick #10 over all.
KOLODJASHNIJ-Kade.jpg

The Hornets were very excited to secure a top 5 AFL draft pick at pick 10 in the AFL TM draft and they see Kade as a natural replacement for Sam Fisher once Sam has retired.

If only Coach knobby could pronounce his name correctly ! Kolo-jazz-nee

courtesy of Knightmare on the D&T board
Height: 188cm, Weight: 76kg, DOB: 09/08/1995
Recruited from: Launceston
Style: Robert Murphy
Player comparison:
Range: 3-7
Profile: Kolodjashnij is a high production outside player with some versatility to his game and can play back, wing or forward well. Kolodjashnij is an effective linkup player who reads the play well and has a smart running game. He’s a good user of the footy by hand and foot and can do some damage with his left boot particularly impressive with that class, vision and hurt factor he displays with the penetration he has and ability to kick it to where the guy up the field wants it, he’s just not so comfortable on his right side. He’s also an excellent run and carry player and can at times break the lines. He’s also excellent in the air with his marking ability strong and behind play can read it well and take his share of intercept marks. He has a nice agile sidestep and can create more time and space for himself with ball in hand. At this stage he has a very thin build and can struggle defensively and in 1v1 contests. He almost certainly will always remain an outside type but a high production guy who can do some damage. Tested exceptionally well at the draft combine which has increased his draft stocks.
Click to expand...
Kol-jash-knee.

Well at least that's how the Tasmanian recruiters pronounced it (silent OD)

You're welcome.
 
Draft Pick 30 - Zach Merrett
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Zach will add to the all important midfield depth over the coming years.

Again thanks to Knightmare ;
Height: 178cm, Weight: 73kg, DOB: 3/10/1995
Recruited from: Sandringham Dragons
Style: Lindsay Gilbee
Player comparison:
Range: 15-35
Profile: Merrett is one of the elite users of the footy in this draft. He’s a guy you want the ball in the hands of because with ball in hand he just does big damage kicking it to where his target wants it and executing every time as that real playmaker who can make others look. Good user by foot on both sides. Has some versatility. He’s a good tackler for an outside player but being that outside player he struggles to win his own footy and instead relies on that ball outside the contest to thrive and influence games. This is the first year Merrett has really focused in on his footy and considering he’s already playing so well there is some upside there.
 
Draft Pick 47 - Lloyd Perris (NSW/ACT – Mid)
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Lloyd Perris has today been drafted by the Harbour City Hornets Football Club with DP47, coach Knobby was particularly excited to secure Perris "we considered him at 30 but went with Zach Merrett instead, so we held out breath a bit until pick 47" he was quoted. Perris will add to midfield depth with the Hornets in coming years and is able to remain in his home state.

courtesy of Knightmare and Snoop Dog
Height: 179cm, Weight: 74kg, DOB: 02/01/1995
Recruited from: St George
Style: Kieran Jack
Player comparison:
Range: Rookie
Profile: Another of those classic Sydney midfielders who just fits their drafting profile so perfectly. Perris is one of those high character guys with future leadership potential who just goes about his footy the right way and will almost certainly get the most out of his footballing ability. Perris has elite endurance and is a two real two way runner who can find plenty of the footy but then limit his direct opponents influence on the contest. He’s not a strong body but he has some real hardness over the footy and can win his own ball while also displaying ability on the outside. He’s also a really nice user of the footy both by hand and foot and seems to make the right decisions so Sydney have really got something in young Perris.
Could well be the best player out of NSW since Kieran Jack. Been in the NSW talent pathway for sometime and the Swans are all over him. He is a very good midfielder who shone during the champs against some very good opposition and would probably attract a pick around 30 if he wasn’t zoned. Moves really well and seems to have terrific endurance because he just gets to so many contests and not only impacts them inside but he can hurt you on the spread as well. He just reads the game so well and he uses it so with aplomb.
 
Draft Pick 57 - Jake Kolodjashnij
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Harbour City Hornets are delighted to announce the drafting of Jake Kolodjashnij with draft pick 57, Jake is a future KPD and not a lot is expected in his first year but he is united with his brother at the Hornets and both the Kolodjashnij brothers couldn't be more delighted!

Height: 192cm, Weight: 88kg, DOB: 09/08/1995
Recruited from: Launceston
Style: Ryan Shoenmakers
Player comparison:
Range: 20-late
Profile: The brother of Kade, Jake is a completely different player. Jake is a defender with a strong body and the ability to shut down opposition forwards or play as a rebounder as required. What I like with Jake is his versatility and ability to play a number of roles either as a key defender or even as more of a rebounder off a back flank or even up the field. He’s relatively athletic at his size and not a bad user of the footy. But in saying that I’m not yet sold on him in any one role. Probably more of the third tall at the next level if he finds a role.
 
Pre-Season Draft Pick 3 - Sean Dempster

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Harbour City Hornets are delighted to secure Sean Dempster with Pick 3 in the pre-season draft. A composed and reliable defender and has been a consistent and permanent fixture in the Saints backline, earning All-Australian honours in 2012 and finishing seventh in the 2013 best and fairest.

Despite missing three of the first four games due to injury, Dempster finished second behind Nick Riewoldt at the club for total marks, and was often forced to play on bigger opponents due to St Kilda’s injury crisis.
 
Rookie Draft Pick 2 - Jaryd Cachia

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Considered unlucky by some to be delisted by Carlton in 2011, Cachia made the move to the SANFL and Norwood and it looks to be a great decision. The 21 year old is a genuine inside midfielder, who excels in the clearances and winning the contested ball unlike many mature aged midfielders, he does have the athletic ability to match his ball winning.
 
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Rookie Draft Pick 14 - Alex Spina
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Spina is a medium forward with clean hands and excellent game sense. Reads the play well and shows good composure when the ball is in his hands. Has excellent vision and is smart around goals. Can go through the midfield when required.
 
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