The Wisconsin Primary Amateur Soccer League (WPASL) are excited to announce that Island City FC of Cumberland, WI have been accepted into the league for the 2024 season. 

Founded in 2023, Island City FC were formed as a U19 squad with the sole purpose of competing in the USA Cup, a premier youth soccer tournament in Blaine, MN. Comprised of the top high school players from across Northwestern Wisconsin, the team found success, finishing third in the tournament.

After the tournament, the squad's participants felt that the team could use the momentum to bolster recruitment and join an adult league in the area, finding their home with the WPASL. 

"We're excited to have the opportunity to showcase local talent and to provide a unique opportunity for players looking to continually pursue the sport in the Northland" - Island City Head Coach Xavier Walt

The club is run by two brothers, Ezra and Xavier Walt, both graduates of Spooner High School. The club's players come from a wide array of home cities across the top half of Wisconsin, including Cumberland, Spooner, Eau Claire, Barron, Washburn, Ashland and Baldwin. 

Island City FC will play home games at Endeavor Stadium, located at Cumberland High School. The stadium, built in 2013, has a beautiful synthetic turf surface and facilities include a scoreboard, sound system and concession stand.

"Over the past 6 years, the WPASL has been a great platform for start-up clubs across Northern and Western Wisconsin to build their clubs in a highly competitive environment. Introducing Island City to the league will be a great step towards expanding the league within our geographic footprint, in addition to bringing a new wave of young players into the adult soccer scene." - WPASL President Kaden Bergman

The league's expansion brings the club to seven teams for the 2024 season, with Island City FC (Cumberland, WI) joining existing clubs Bateaux FC (Eau Claire, WI), Homeboyz FC (St Louis Park, MN), Lobos FC (Merrill, WI), Poskin Jets FC (Rice Lake, WI), Superior Wolfpack FC (Superior, WI) and Union Eau Claire FC (Eau Claire, WI). Dakota Young Stars of Sioux Falls, SD have not been invited back to the league after completing the 2023 season with a dismal 0-6-0 record, including three forfeit losses.

The WPASL will continue to accept applications for the 2024 season through January 30th, 2024. Interested clubs from Wisconsin and Minnesota can contact league president Kaden Bergman at wpaslsoccer@gmail.com for an application.

(03/07/2023)

The Wisconsin Primary Amateur Soccer League (WPASL) are excited to announce that Dakota Young Stars FC (DYS) of Sioux Falls, SD have been accepted into the league for the 2023 season. 

Founded in 2013 and joining the UPSL in the spring of 2021, the Young Stars have provided a great platform for local players to play high-level soccer in South Dakota. After leaving the UPSL at the conclusion of last season, the Young Stars were looking for a new home for their pre-professional club. 

"The WPASL has some of the best amateur soccer teams in the Midwest. We love to compete against the best, and the WPASL continues to grow and adapt, like our club is doing with this move." - DYS President Eric Kollie

The league's expansion into South Dakota will not come without its challenges. DYS will be playing all of its 2023 WPASL league games on Wisconsin soil, with the shortest drive 5 hours (Sparta, WI) and the longest 7 hours (Merrill, WI). This travel seems long, but not for a club based out of South Dakota, with previous UPSL away games being 3-4 hours away. Taking advantage of the cheaper league costs the WPASL offers, the club will reallocate some of their budget to compensate for the increased travel. 

The WPASL will again consist of 7 teams for the 2023 season, but the format will be changed from the 2022 season. Five teams will play 10 games (5 home, 5 away), with a normal 3-1-0 points system. The remaining two teams will have a special structure to their season. Spartan FC will play each league opponent at home (5 games) and Dakota will play each league opponent on the road (5 games), with the two teams also playing each other once for a total of 6 games for each team. These two teams will be given 4 points for a win, 2 points for a tie and 0 points for a loss to compensate for the missed games. 

"This is a totally new system for us, but we felt that our purpose has always been to give opportunity and resources to clubs who don't have the option of another league. Dakota reached out to us and expressed that they wanted a higher-level league to participate in, but had no options in their area, and we felt that bringing in an established club with a fantastic competitive record in the UPSL would give our clubs an opportunity to grow and would increase the level of the league. All of our clubs have been on-board with this decision, and the league is hopeful that the format will give Spartan FC the boost they need to establish themselves and increase their competitiveness." - WPASL President Kaden Bergman

The Young Stars will be coached by club co-founder Karwo Solo, a former striker for the team who retired from soccer after the 2019 season. Karwo played for Washington High School before joining the Sioux Falls All-Stars, which led to the foundation of DYS in 2013. 

"After a fourth place finish in the UPSL Midwest-West last year, we feel conifident that we will be one of the top teams in the league and have added some key college-aged players to strenghten our roster ahead of this move. We know the WPASL has some strong clubs, and we're especially excited to see Bateaux FC on the pitch." - DYS Head Coach Karwo Solo

The WPASL will kick off on May 14th with the regular season ending on July 16th. The top four teams will compete in semi-finals the following week, with a championship game held on August 30th at a neutral site. The winner of the league, or highest-finishing Wisconsin team, will compete in the 2023 Wisconsin Challenge Cup, which will take place on August 5th and 6th in Wisconsin Dells, WI. A complete schedule and list of clubs will be released next week. 

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Bateaux FC have won their third consecutive WPASL Primary Cup title after winning 3-2 over inter-city rivals Union Eau Claire FC. 

After newly founded club Union Eau Claire took a large chunk of last year's championship roster, the Eau Claire club added some key elements, including Gage Espanet (South Dakota School of Mines), Dalton Hoepner (Eau Claire United), Max Walters (UW-Eau Claire) and Jonathan Mullaly (ex-Gustavus Adolphus College) to boost their lineup this offseason. The club finished the season with a 10-2-0 league record, finishing two points above second placed Lobos FC and three points above Hayward Wolfpack FC.

Bateaux were lead in scoring by David Ripplinger, who finished the season with 17 goals and 7 assists. Secondary scorers on the squad were Gage Espanet (7 goals, 6 assists), Tye Kreutzfeldt (5 goals, 5 assists) and Elliot Solberg (3 goals, 3 assists). Jonathan Mullaly lead the team in net, starting 7 games and winning 5, while adding 3 shutouts to his resume.

The team also had five players named to the 2022 WPASL All-League Teams, including First Team members David Ripplinger (Forward) and Luke Rosenberger (Defender), plus Second Team members Dalton Hoepner (Midfielder), Max Walters (Defender) and Jonathan Mullaly (Goalkeeper).The squad finshed with a +42 goal differential, the highest in the league, and managed to score the most goals in the league with 59 on the season. 

Bateaux will play an abbreviated fall season with friendlies against local amateur and college clubs. 

The Wisconsin Primary Amateur Soccer League are happy to announce our 2022 WPASL All-League Awards. These players exemplified extraordinary play within our league and were voted by the league's managers as the best players during the 2022 season. 

League Player Awards:

League MVP: Malcolm Lumsden (HWFC)

Golden Boot: Malcolm Lumsden (HWFC)

Golden Glove: Mason Gebert (Lobos)

Forward of the Year: Malcolm Lumsden (HWFC)

Midfielder of the Year: Lu Shi Xiong (Union)

Defender of the Year: Sadith Osseni (Union)

Goalkeeper of the Year: Mason Gebert (Lobos)

Coach of the Year: Cole Bergman (HWFC)

First Team All-League:

Malcolm Lumsden (Forward - HWFC)

David Ripplinger (Forward - Bateaux)

Lu Shi Xiong (Midfielder - Union)

Finigan Huffington (Midfielder - HWFC)

Matt Folden (Midfielder - Union)

Luis Cortez (Midfielder - Lobos)

Sadith Osseni (Defender - Union)

Yovani Dominguez (Defender - Lobos)

Ken Pryde (Defender - HWFC)

Luke Rosenberger (Defender - Bateaux)

Mason Gebert (Goalkeeper - Lobos)

Second Team All-League

Lucas Zumwalt (Forward - Union)

Abraham Camargo (Forward - Lobos)

Sergio Camargo (Midfielder - Lobos)

Jordan Finneran (Midfielder - HWFC)

Yabkal Demelash (Midfielder - HWFC)

Dalton Hoepner (Midfielder - Bateaux)

Max Walters (Defender - Bateaux)

Carlot Nacius (Defender - Union)

Kenta Noma (Defender - HWFC)

Luis Mendoza (Defender - Lobos)

Jonathan Mullaly (Goalkeeper - Bateaux)

Congratulations to all players selected on a great season!

Game Results

Lobos FC 3 : Poskin Jets FC 0 | Lobos were awarded a 3-0 forfeit win over Poskin Jets FC, due to low player numbers this past weekend for the Barron-based squad.

Bateaux FC 11 : Spartan FC 1 | Bateaux drove down to Sparta needing a big win to keep up in the Goal-Differential race. Bateaux scored five first half goals from David Ripplinger (14', 22') and Tye Kreutzfeldt (20', 38', 40') to take a commanding lead into the half. The second half was again dominated by Bateaux FC, with Alex Van Nelson (49'), Danny Nunn (53'), Ripplinger (61'), Jeremy Goodrie (66'), Kyle Bushendorf (77') and Ed Nelson (82') scoring six goals to finalize the rout. Spartan FC added a goal in the 60th minute to break the shutout. Bateaux outshot Spartan 26-3 with Bateaux keeper Ed Nelson earning the win in net.

Poskin Jets FC 8 : Spartan FC 1 | Poskin and Spartan faced off on Sunday, the only game without title implications, and Poskin found their stride. Poskin found a lead in the 3rd minute when Abdella Chaktouri scored. The Jets doubled their lead in the 14th minute with a goal from Maurisino Martinez. Chaktouri scored his hat trick before the half, finding the net in the 26th and 33rd minutes. After the half, Esteban Rivera scored two goals, in the 57th and 61st minutess, to give Poskin a commanding 6 goal lead. Poskin scored twice more, with two goals by Ahmed Hussein (86', 90'), with Sparta's Adam Thompson finding the net in the 89th minute to win one back. Poskin outshot Sparta 24-10 with Poskin keeper Joey Utt earning the win in net.

Hayward Wolfpack FC 2 : Lobos FC 1 | Hayward made the long trip down to Merrill in a game with serious implicaitons. Lobos, needing a win to secure the 2022 WPASL title, started the game strong, outplaying the Wolfpack for long stretches of the first half. The game entered halftime scoreless. In the second half, Lobos found the back of the net in the 53rd minute when Brayan Camargo slotted home a ball from the right side to take the lead. Hayward's Mally Lumsden had an answer. Lumsden scored twice, off a header in the 66th minute and a free kick in the 75th minute, to open the door for Bateaux to take the title. Hayward outshot Lobos 7-6 in the contest, with Hayward keeper Sebastian Paczuski earning the win in net. 

Bateaux FC 3 : Union Eau Claire FC 2 | The second leg of the Eau Claire Derby brought all of the excitement and action a inter-city rivalry should have. Bateaux FC, needing a Lobos loss to win the title, came out of the gates blazing, pushing Union into a defensive style of play early. Bateaux's David Ripplinger opened the scoring early, streaking down the middle and finding the net in the 12th minute. Union's Lu Shi Xiong evened the score, tickling the twine in the 38th minute. Bateaux gained the lead back when Elliot Solberg struck gold in the 42nd minute, giving the Boats confidence going into the half. The second half was chalk full of drama, with multiple events deciding the WPASL title race. Kyle Bushendorf notched a header off a free kick in the 52nd minute to bolster Bateaux's lead. Union, a team who has finished games strong all year, dwindled the lead to one when Lucas Zumwalt forced a header into the net in the 83rd minute. In the 85th minute, Bateaux's Jonathan Mullaly saved a well taken penalty kick from Union's Xiong to secure the title for Bateaux FC and send the team into celebrations. Union outshot Bateaux 10-7, with Bateaux keeper Mullaly earning the win in net. 

Three Stars of the Week

⭐⭐⭐ Jonathan Mullaly (Hayward Wolfpack FC) - Mullaly made a crucial penalty kick save in the 85th minute in a save which ulimately won the cup for Bateaux.

⭐⭐ Mally Lumsden (Union Eau Claire FC) – Lumsden scored two crucial goals to down Lobos FC, ruining their title dreams for the 2022 season.

⭐ Tye Kreutzfeldt (Hayward Wolfpack FC) – Kreutzfeldt scored 3 goals and added 4 assists as Bateaux FC secured the cup on the final weekend.

Power Rankings

1 Bateaux FC (10-2-0) ⬆️

2 Hayward Wolfpack FC (9-3-0) ⬇️

3 Lobos FC (9-2-1) ↔️

4 Union Eau Claire FC (7-4-1) ↔️

5 Poskin Jets FC (4-8-0) ↔️

6 Barron Soccer Team (1-11-0) ↔️

7 Spartan FC (1-11-0) ↔

Game Results

Hayward Wolfpack FC 6 : Bateaux FC 0 | Hayward traveled to Eau Claire needing to win by more than a goal to keep their title and Connect Four Derby hopes alive, and they delivered. The Wolfpack got three first half goals from Malcolm Lumsden (21’, 44’) and Finigan Huffington (28’) to take an unexpectedly strong lead into the half. Hayward didn’t let off the gas in the second half, getting two more goals from Lumsden in the 59th and 62nd minute to shock the hosts. Abdul Abdulai scored in the 75th minute to put the game out of hand, and an altercation in the 83rd minute left both teams playing with 10 men for the remainder of the match. Hayward outshot Bateaux 11-7 with Hayward keeper Dru Senich earning the shutout win in net. 

Union Eau Claire FC 2 : Lobos FC 2 | After the original game was rescheduled due to thunderstorms, the two league powers met on Sunday to settle the score. Lobos opened the scoring in the 30th minute when Luis Cortez found the back of the net, catching the Union keeper out of his net. After the half, Lobos doubled their lead in the 60th minute off a Brent Lewis goal. Union fought back, with goals from Ben Zumwalt (65’) and Matt Folden (89’), to level the score and earn a tie against a gritty Lobos squad. Union outshot Lobos 9-7 in the tie game.

Three Stars of the Week

⭐⭐⭐ Malcolm Lumsden (Hayward Wolfpack FC) – Former Duluth FC striker Lumsden increased his Golden Boot lead with 4 goals in a pivotal win over league rivals Bateaux FC.

⭐⭐ Matt Folden (Union Eau Claire FC) – Current UW-Eau Claire player Matt Folden found the net with one minute remaining to earn a much needed tie against Lobos FC. 

⭐ Dru Senich (Hayward Wolfpack FC) – The Lake Superior College keeper made 7 saves to earn a shutout win over a potent Bateaux FC offense in a 6-0 win. 

Power Rankings

1 Lobos FC (8-1-1) ⬆️

2 Hayward Wolfpack FC (8-3-0) ⬆️

3 Bateaux FC (8-2-0) ⬇️

4 Union Eau Claire FC (7-3-1) ↔️

5 Poskin Jets FC (3-7-0) ↔️

6 Barron Soccer Team (1-11-0) ↔️

7 Spartan FC (1-9-0) ↔

Game Results

Hayward Wolfpack FC 5 : Union Eau Claire FC 3 | Hayward hosted Union Eau Claire in a crucial matchup between two squads on the outside of the championship race, looking in. Hayward’s Mally Lumsden opened the scoring in the 7th minute. Union’s Lucas Zumwalt tied the game up in the 13th minute. Hayward then scored two goals, netted by Ken Pryde (29’) and Lumsden (33’) to lead into the half. Minutes into the second half, Hayward’s Riley Brennan saved a penalty kick to keep the lead. Lumsden picked up his hat-trick in the 59th minute to extend the lead for Hayward. Union’s Zumwalt scored two goals (70’, 78’), mounting a potential comeback for the Eau Claire-side, but Hayward’s Finigan Huffington scored in the 87th minute to secure the win. Hayward outshot Union 15-12 with Hayward keeper Riley Brennan earning the win in net. 

Lobos FC 10 : Spartan FC 0 | Lobos traveled to Sparta with 9 players, but came home with a blowout win. Lobos scored three first half goals, with Abraham Camargo (17’), Kevin Xiong (37’) and Alan Martinez (40’) finding the back of the net. The floodgates opened in the second half, with Lobos tallying seven more goals from Xavier Yang (49’, 78’, 83’), Martinez (64’, 76’), Xiong (80’) and Camargo (89’) to gain three points. Lobos outshot Spartan 26-4 with Lobos keeper Willie Bialecki earning the shutout win in net.

Lobos FC 15 : Spartan FC 1 | In the second game of a doubleheader, Lobos had a 10 player roster in a rout of a struggling Spartan squad. Lobos started the scoring from the get-go and didn’t let up, scoring seven first half goals from Xavier Yang (3’, 23’, 28’), Yovani Dominguez (15’), Kevin Xiong (18’), Alan Martinez (32’) and Abraham Camargo (36’). Spartan’s Devin Kendhammer scored in the 60th minute but the barrage didn’t let up in the second frame, with Lobos goals coming from Yang (65’, 80’), Luis Mendoza (74’), Camargo (76’, 78’, 89’), and Martinez (81’ (PK), 89’) to secure the blowout win. Lobos outshot Spartan 30-6 with Lobos keeper Willie Bialecki securing the win in net. 

Bateaux FC 7 : Poskin Jets FC 0 | Bateaux traveled up to Barron to take on Poskin Jets, returning home with a lopsided shutout win. David Ripplinger opened the game’s scoring for Bateaux with two goals in the 15th and 32nd minutes. Gage Espanet expanded Bateaux’s lead into the half with a 40th minute goal. The Eau Clarie-side secured the win with four second half goals, coming from Elliot Solberg (48’), Ripplinger (55’), Espanet (63’) and Jeremy Goodrie (77’). Bateaux outshot Poskin 17-4 with Bateaux keeper Jonathan Mullaly earning the shutout win in net. 

Union Eau Claire FC 8 : Poskin Jets FC 1 | Union picked up a win after a gritty performance from the Jets. Eau Claire scored right out of the gates, with Lucas Zumwalt finding the net in the 6th minute. Union added a second when Alhagi Juma smacked one home in the 41st. Poskin found an answer in the 62nd minute with Estaban Rivera credited for the goal. Despite holding onto hope through almost 70 minutes, Poskin would find themselves sinking. The Eau Claire side scored six goals in the last quarter of the match, finding tallies from Kerr Xiong (67'), Lu Shi Xiong (75'), Herbert Weston (77'), Zumwalt (83'), Juma (89') and Matthew Folden (90') to drive back down HWY 53 with three points. Union outshot Poskin 23-4, with Zach Holmstrom earning the win in net.

Lobos FC 3 : Barron Soccer Team 0 | Lobos were awarded a 3-0 forfeit win over Barron Soccer Team, due to Barron's withdrawal from the 2022 season.

Three Stars of the Week

⭐⭐⭐ Lucas Zumwalt (Union Eau Claire FC) – The Lansing, MI native scored all 3 of his team’s goals against Hayward and added 2 goals and an assist against Poskin Jets FC.

⭐⭐ Xavier Yang (Lobos FC) – Yang compiled 8 goals and 4 assists in two games for a shorthanded Lobos squad while playing Spartan FC. 

⭐ Riley Brennan (Hayward Wolfpack FC) – The Dakota Wesleyan University commit saved a Penalty Kick and recorded 9 saves in a crucial 5-3 win over Union Eau Claire FC. 

Power Rankings

1 Bateaux FC (8-1-0) ↔️

2 Lobos FC (8-1-0)↔️

3 Hayward Wolfpack FC (7-3-0) ⬆️

4 Union Eau Claire FC (7-3-0) ⬇️

5 Poskin Jets FC (3-7-0) ↔️

6 Barron Soccer Team (1-11-0) ↔️

7 Spartan FC (1-9-0) ↔

Game Results

Game Results

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Our 2019 WPASL All-League selections have been announced!

First Team:

#17 Kaden Bergman - Hayward United SC (Forward of the Year)

#13 Galen Coy - Saint Croix Valley

#18 Nils Gulbranson - Saint Croix Valley (WPASL League MVP, Midfielder of the Year)

#8 Owen Jolley - Eau Claire Heat FC

#37 Confidence Idim - Hayward United SC

#7 Nuuh Osman - Barron Soccer Team

#15 Zak Haji - Barron Soccer Team (Defender of the Year)

#23 Abdullahi Aden - Barron Soccer Team

#21 Tyler Drinkwine - Saint Croix Valley

#19 Chacha Nacius - Eau Claire Heat FC

#00 Seth Kurzynski - Rice Lake City FC (Goalkeeper of the Year)

Second Team:

#7 David Ripplinger - Eau Claire Heat FC, #10 Abdifatah Kahiye - Barron Soccer Team, #23 Jimmy Franken - Eau Claire Heat FC, #11 Ethan Wolfe - Hayward United SC, #6 Abdi Jama - Barron Soccer Team, #26 Herbert Engop - Eau Claire Heat FC, #19 Kemar Burch - Saint Croix Valley, #26 Dylan Winchester - Hayward United SC, #4 Nils Eckstrom - Hayward United SC, #6 Sebastian Paczuski, #1 Hayden Schill - Saint Croix Valley

Congrats to all of the players selected!

#3 seed Barron Soccer Team defeated #1 seed Eau Claire Heat 4-0 on Sunday, August 11th to claim the inaugural WPASL Primary Cup. Barron's goals were scored by Abdifatah Kaiye in the 15th and 28th minutes, Nuuh Osman in the 36th minute and Nuradin Ahmed in the 85th minute. 

Barron finishes their season with a record of 7-3-2. Congrats to the Bears on their Championship win!

Final Standings

1) Barron Soccer Team

2) Eau Claire Heat FC

3) Saint Croix Valley

4) Hayward United SC

5) Rice Lake City FC

6) Inter Wisconsin FC

The Wisconsin Primary Amateur Soccer League's inaugural 2019 season will be kicking off in about 2 weeks, and here's some information about our league!

Season Info:  -June 2nd to August 11th  -Games are every Sunday at 6pm  -Every team will play each other in a Home/Away series  

Rosters: -Maximum of 30 players per team (25 may be rostered per gameday)  -Maximum of 3 U-18 players may play per team  - Player must play in a min. of 4 league games to compete in playoffs

Playoffs:  -August 11th in Rice Lake, WI   -Top 4 teams will compete for the Primary Cup   -All-League teams will be announced

Teams:

Barron Soccer Team - Barron Soccer Team will be looking to kick off the 2019 season in fashion. After winning the 2018 RLASL Championship, the Bears will look to compete for the Primary Cup. Barron brings in a strong squad who play together regularly, with a heavy Somalian-American presence on the team.

Eau Claire Heat FC - The Heat are a combination of Eau Claire's two top 7v7 amateur teams (EC Boys + EC Heat). The Heat have built up a strong roster, with many players having previous NPSL and MASL experience. Look for Eau Claire to have a target on their backs for the entirety of the season.

Hayward United SC  - The Wolfpack come into the WPASL after a difficult first season in the DASL out of Duluth. Hayward will bring youth to the league, and will rely on some of their top scoring forwards and a good goaltender to compete this season. Look for the Wolfpack to be a dark horse in the league.

Inter Wisconsin FC - El Azul y Negro come into the season as a new club. Inter Wisconsin has played together under various names, and finished 2nd in the RLASL last year. The team consists of hodgepodge of different ethnicities and backgrounds, with players from Spooner, Cumberland, Hayward, Rice Lake, and everywhere in between.

Rice Lake City FC - Rice Lake City will begin the season as underdogs, having finished in the bottom half of the RLASL standings in 2018. City will have a few college players, but will mainly be a bit older than the average WPASL team. Look for Rice Lake to upset a few teams and as the only team playing on turf, they will have the advantage at home.

Saint Croix Valley SC - The "Saints" will look to be the biggest unknown in the league. A newly started club, SCV brings in a multitude of players from St. Croix, Osceola, Baldwin, Amery and Chisago Lakes. They will have some top end talent in their forwards and if they can get chemistry started early, they will be a force in the WPASL. 

The season starts soon, keep an eye out for more exciting news from our league!

Welcome to the website of the Wisconsin Primary Amateur Soccer League. We are a regional Amateur soccer league taking place in Northwestern Wisconsin, beginning play in 2019. We are very excited to get our league kicked off. We will be beginning the 2019 season with 6 founding members: Barron Soccer Team (Barron, WI), Eau Claire Heat FC (Eau Claire, WI), Inter Wisconsin FC (Spooner, WI), Hayward United SC (Hayward, WI), Rice Lake City (Rice Lake, WI) and Saint Croix Valley SC (St. Croix Falls, WI). Feel free to find us on Twitter (@WPASLsoccer) and to check out our schedule and teams! Support Local Soccer!

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