Hall of Fame - Mike Wolf Tennis Academy, Tennis Academy Hall of Fame Members

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The following players have been inducted into the Mike Wolf Tennis Academy National Hall of Fame by achieving one or more of the following criteria:

Win a USTA Gold, Silver, or Bronze Ball
Achieve a Top 10 USTA Ranking
Achieve NCAA All-American Status
Selection by MVTA Coaching Staff

	PLAYERS	COLLEGE/TOUR
	TAYLOR BLUE
	Missouri Valley Champion - 2001
	"Taylor had speed and explosiveness on a tennis court that was unparalleled. Watching her play was something that you looked forward to."
	KARA BRADY
	USTA Girls 18 Hard Court National Championship Doubles Semi-Finalist – 1989 USTA Girls 16 Indoor National Championship Doubles Champion – 1988 USTA Girls 16 Indoor National Championship Doubles Semi-Finalist – 1987 Kansas 6A State High School Singles Champion – 1989, 1987 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #36 (Girls 18), MVTA #2 (Girls 18) Highest Doubles Ranking: USTA #2 (Girls 18), MVTA #1 (Girls 18)
	"Kara was the type of player that embodied consistency. You could count on her to give a great effort regardless of the circumstances."	Attended the University of San Diego
	MACEY BREECE
	USTA Girls 16 Hard Court National Championship Singles Semi-Finalist – 1999 USTA Girls 14 Indoor National Championship Doubles Champion – 1997 K-Swiss Junior Invitational Singles Finalist – 1997 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #3 (Girls 14), MVTA #2 (Girls 16) Highest Doubles Ranking: USTA #4 (Girls 14), MVTA #1 (Girls 16)
	"Macey became an incredibly resilient player. She had to deal with tremendous adversity and always found a way to raise her level."	Attended the University of Texas
	DAWN BUTH
	USTA Girls 18 Hard Court National Championship Singles 6th Place – 1992 USTA Girls 18 Indoor National Championship Singles Champion – 1991 USTA Girls 18 Indoor National Championship Doubles Champion – 1991 MVTA Girls 18 Singles & Doubles Champion – 1992 MVTA Girls 16 Singles Champion – 1991 Gateway Junior Invitational Girls 16 Singles Champion – 1991 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #6 (Girls 18), MVTA #1 (Girls 16, 18) Highest Doubles Ranking: USTA #1 (Girls 18), MVTA #1 (Girls 18) 2-Time NCAA Doubles Champion 4-Time NCAA All-American WTA Tour Professional: Highest Singles Ranking: WTA Top 100 Highest Doubles Ranking: WTA Top 100
	"Dawn was the leader of the "All-Jungle Team." If you were ever lost in the jungle, she was the person who was going to survive. She understood competing as well as anyone I have ever watched play."	Attended the University of Florida
	CAITLIN COLLINS
	Helped UNC reach the ACC Conference Championships semifinals, 2007 ITF Orange Bowl Doubles Champion – 2001 USTA Girls 16 Spring Super National Championship Singles Champion – 2001 USTA Girls 16 Clay Court Super National Championship Singles Finalist – 2001 USTA Girls 16 Hard Court Super National Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 2001 USTA Girls 16 Hard Court Super National Championship Doubles Finalist – 2000 USTA Girls 14 Clay Court Super National Championship Singles Finalist – 1999 MVTA Girls 16 Singles Champion – 2000 MVTA Girls 14 Singles Champion – 1999 MVTA Girls 12 Singles Champion – 1997 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #3 (Girls 16), MVTA #1 (Girls 16)
	"Caitlin was a true workhorse. She simply out-trained the competition. Then she would fight you for everything you got. Catilin led by example."	Attends the University of North Carolina
	AMANDA CRADDOCK
	Member of NCAA National Championship Team at Georgia Tech (2007) Helped Georgia Tech capture the ITA Team Indoor National Championships, 2007 Helped Georgia Tech capture the ACC Conference Championships, 2007 Named the ACC Conference Tournamentís “Most Vital Player”,2007 Helped Georgia Tech capture the NCAA Division 1 Team Championships, 2007 Franklin Winter Junior Tennis Championship Girls 18 Singles Finalist – 2005 USTA Girls 18 National Open Doubles Champion – 2004 USTA Girls 18 National Open Singles Third Place – 2004 USTA Girls 16 Spring National Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 2004 USTA Girls 16 National Open Singles Champion (2) – 2004 USTA Girls 16 Clay Court Super National Championship Doubles 3rd Place- 2003 USTA Girls 16 Hard Court Super National Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 2003 MVTA Segment II Sweet 16 Singles Champion – 2003 MVTA Segment II Singles Champion – 2003 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #7 (Girls 16), MVTA #1 (Girls 16) Missouri State High School Singles Champion – 2002
	"Amanda was willing to get out of her comfort zone and make herself a dominant junior player. She is a great example of what can happen if you really do walk the walk.I am certain that she will continue to surprise people with her results."	Attends Georgia Tech University - NCAA National Championship Team
	DREW DANIEL
	USTA Boys 14 Spring National Championship Doubles Champion – 2004 USTA Boys 14 Clay Court National Championship Singles Champion – 2004 USTA Boys 14 Hard Court National Championship Singles Finalist – 2004 USTA Boys 14 Winter Super National Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 2003 USTA Boys 12 Spring Super National Championship Singles Champion – 2002 USTA Boys 12 Spring Super National Championship Doubles Finalist – 2002 USTA Boys 12 Clay Court Super National Championship Singles Champion – 2002 USTA Boys 12 Hard Court Super National Championship Singles 3rd Place – 2002 Franklin Junior Invitational Singles Champion – 2002 USTA Boys 12 Winter Super National Championship Doubles Finalist – 2001 MVTA Singles Champion – 2001 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #1 (Boys 12, 14)
	"Drew was the ultimate big-match player. If you wanted someone to make the big shot under pressure this was your guy. His relentless preparation gave him this confidence."	Attends University of Michigan
	CHRIS FOTOPOULOS
	USTA Boys 12 Hard Court Super National Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 2003 USTA Boys 12 National Open Doubles Champion – 2002 USTA Boys 12 National Open Singles Champion – 2001 USTA Boys 12 National Open Doubles Champion – 2001 MVTA Singles Champion – 2001
	"Chris is the ultimate good guy that everyone loves and he just happens to be a terrific athlete as well. He would be successful at numerous sports, but he's chosen to play tennis and his best is yet to come."
	MEREDITH GEIGER
	USTA Girls 18 Indoor National Championship Doubles Champion – 1989
	"Meredith was the ultimate warrior. She exemplified a no-nonsense, no-excuses attitude that garnered her respect from all."	Attended Arizona State University
	MEG GRIFFIN
	MVTA Girls 18 Singles Champion – 1995 MVTA Girls 18 Doubles Champion – 1995 Kansas 6A State High School Singles Champion – 1994 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #31 (Girls 18), MVTA #1 (Girls 18) Highest Doubles Ranking: USTA #5 (Girls 18), MVTA #1 (Girls 18)
	"Meg was a player that all coaches want to coach because she would 'find a way'. Many times, the result seemed obvious but Meg would defy the odds. There was never a dull moment."	Attended the University of Maryland
	JIMMY HANEY
	NCAA Collegiate All-American – 2001 USTA Futures Doubles Champion – 2000 USTA Boys 16 Indoor National Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 1997 MVTA Boys 18 Singles Champion – 1997 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #51 (Boys 18), MVTA #1 (Boys 18)
	"Jimmy defined preparation. This kid came from literally nowhere and six years later was a NCAA Division 1 All-American. His work ethic day in and day out was as impressive as I've ever seen."	Attended Texas Christian University & the University of Texas
	NICK HEGARTY
	USTA National Open Singles Champion – 2002 Missouri State High School Singles Champion – 2003 MVTA Singles Champion
	"Nick was supremely committed. He had the passion to hit more balls than anyone. He also had the ability to turn it up a notch just when he needed it. His perseverance on the court and preparation will make him a leader in the future."	Attends Arizona State University
	BRETT HELGESON
	Helped Notre Dame capture the Big East Conference Championships, 2007 Kansas 6A High School State Singles Champion – 2005 USTA Boys 18 National Open Singles Champion – 2005 USTA Boys 18 National Open Doubles Champion – 2005 Kansas 6A High School State Singles Finalist – 2003 MVTA Boys 14 Singles Champion – 2001 MVTA Boys 14 Segment II Super II Singles Champion – 2001 MVTA Boys 14 Segment II Sweet 16 Singles Champion – 2001 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA Top 15, (Boys 18), MVTA #1 (Boys 18)
	"Brett quietly went about his business getting better every year. He was the ultimate low-maintenance player that made the most out of situations. Brett has attributes that with continued hard work will allow him to play at an extremely high level."	Attends the University of Notre Dame
	TRAVIS HELGESON
	Member of NCAA National Championship Team at University of Georgia (2007, 2008) 4-time All American singles Helped Georgia capture the SEC Conference Championships, 2007 Helped Georgia capture the NCAA Division 1 Team Championships, 2007 Helped Georgia capture the ITA team indoor National Championships, 2007 USTA Boys 18 Spring National Championship Singles 3rd Place – 2004 USTA Boys 18 Winter Super National Singles Champion – 2003 Kansas 6A High School State Singles Champion – 2003 USTA Boys 16 National Open Singles Champion – 2002 USTA Boys 16 Hard Court Super National Singles Champion – 2002 Kansas 6A High School State Singles Champion – 2002 MVTA Singles Champion – 2002 · Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #1 (Boys 18)
	"Travis understood better than anyone I ever coached how to play within yourself. He was terrific at working through a point. Travis was fun to watch because you could understand what he was trying to accomplish during the match."	Attends the University of Georgia - NCAA National Championship Team - Transferred from the University of Texas
	DIERDRE HERMAN
	USTA Girls 18 Hard Court National Championship Singles Finalist – 1989 United States Olympic Festival Singles Champion – 1989 USTA Girls 18 Indoor National Championship Doubles Champion – 1989 USTA Girls 18 Indoor National Championship Singles Finalist – 1989 USTA Girls 18 Indoor National Championship Singles Finalist – 1988 MVTA Girls 18 Singles Champion – 1989, 1988 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #5 (Girls 18), MVTA #1 (Girls 18) Highest Doubles Ranking: USTA #1 (Girls 18), MVTA #1 (Girls 18)
	"Dierdre wanted to fight for every match. She wasn't afraid to get into a war with anyone. You always felt like she had a chance because she was so incredibly tough."	WTA Tour Professional: Highest Singles Ranking WTA #180
	JENNY HOPKINS
	USTA Girls 18 Easter Bowl National Championship Singles 3rd Place – 1998 USTA Girls 18 Clay Court National Championship Singles Champion – 1998 USTA Girls 16 Hard Court National Championship Doubles Finalist – 1997 USTA Girls 18 Indoor National Championship Singles Finalist – 1997 USTA Girls 16 Clay Court National Championship Singles 3rd Place – 1997 USTA Girls 16 Clay Court National Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 1997 USTA Girls 16 Hard Court International Championship Singles 3rd Place – 1997 USTA Girls 16 Hard Court International Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 1997 USTA Girls 16 Hard Court National Championship Singles 3rd Place – 1997 USTA Girls 16 Clay Court National Championship Singles 3rd Place – 1996 USTA Girls 16 Indoor National Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 1996 K-Swiss Junior Invitational Girls 16 Singles Champion – 1996 Gateway Junior Invitational Girls 16 Singles Champion – 1996 MVTA Singles & Doubles Champion – 1996 USTA Satellite or Challenger Singles Championships – 5 WTA Tour Event – Strausburg Doubles Champion
	"Jenny was second to none in her willingness to hit the extra ball. There wasn't a player anywhere in the world that was more motivated to make a certain aspect of her game better. Jenny was the example of consistent results and gives hope to all aspiring tennis players that are willing to take her lead."	WTA Tour Pro; Highest Singles Ranking: #51 Highest Doubles Ranking: Top 60
	BRANDON JOOST
	Missouri Valley Champion - 2001 Kansas 5A State Singles Champion - 2004
	"Branden had the ability to impress you with his style of play. When he had the adrenaline pumping there was no one more exciting to watch play."	Attends the University of Arkansas
	AUSTEN KAUSS
	USTA Boys 14 Spring National Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 2004 USTA Boys 14 Winter Super National Championship Doubles Finalist – 2003 USTA National Open Singles Champion – 2003 USTA National Open Singles Finalist – 2003 USTA National Open Doubles Finalist – 2003 MVTA Singles Champion – 2003 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #5 (Boys 14) , MVTA #1 (Boys 14)
	"Austen has become a physical specimen. His tremendous discipline and perseverance will allow him to reach a terrific level of play. He has prepared himself to succeed."	Attends the University of Iowa
	LYNZEE KEVER
	MVTA Singles Champion – 2002
	"Lynzee learned to train and compete at the Academy. When she put her mind to it she proved that she could compete with the best. Lynzee has several levels of higher play within her if she chooses to do the work."	Attends Marshall University (Transferred from the University of Colorado)
	JENNIFER MAGLEY
	MVTA Girls 14 Singles Champion Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #3 (Girls 14), MVTA #1 (Girls 16) Highest Doubles Ranking: USTA #4 (Girls 16), MVTA #1 (Girls 14) NCAA All American Singles & Doubles
	"Jennifer had a mentality and presence about her that was unique. You knew at a very young age that she would succeed at anything that she got involved with. Jennifer genuinely believed in herself which helped her to think big and set her sights high."	Attended the University of Florida
	DAVID MARTIN
	NCAA Doubles Finalist – 2002 NCAA Singles Semi-Finalist – 2002 Member of NCAA National Championship Team at Stanford University – 2000 USTA Boys 18 Hard Court National Championship Singles 3rd Place – 1999 ITF Group II Landsur Mitsubishi Open – Manila Singles & Doubles Champion – 1999 Wimbledon Junior Championship Doubles Semi-Finalist – 1998 US Open Junior Doubles Champion – 1998 USTA Boys 18 Hard Court National Championship Doubles Champion – 1998 USTA Boys 18 Hard Court National Championship Singles 3rd Place – 1998 USTA Boys 16 Indoor National Championship Singles Champion – 1995
	"David epitomized the ultimate student-athlete. As a Stanford University graduate and tennis All-American, David exuded the utmost class. His humility and respect for all made him a pleasure to coach. He has tremendous leadership capabilities and I hope that in the future, young people have a chance to learn from him."	Attended Stanford University - NCAA National Championship Team
	CASSIDY MEARS
	USTA Top 40 Singles Ranking (Boys 18s) USTA Texas Open National Level 3 Event Singles Champion 2006 Helped BYU reach the Mountain West Conference Championships Final, 2007 Highest MVTA Singles Ranking #1 (Boys 18s) Highest USTA and MVTA Doubles Ranking #1 (Boys 18s)
	"Cassidy keeps getting better with time. He started in our Futures Program, worked diligently to reach the MWTA and is now a terrific college player. The traits that he demonstrated along this tremendous progression mirror who he is as a young man. Being honest, hard-working, fit, consistent and organized are some of his strengths. However, what has distinguished Cassidy the most is his unusual maturity to see the bigger picture, put others first, value the things that really matter and as a result he truly loves life. His perspective and unselfishness has allowed him to become a great leader. His real success is just getting started. "	Attends Brigham Young University
	NICK MONROE
	USTA Boys 14 Easter Bowl National Championship Singles Champion – 1996 USTA Boys 14 Easter Bowl National Championship Doubles Champion – 1996 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA Top 5 (Boys 18), MVTA #1 (Boys 18) Highest Doubles Ranking: USTA Top 5 (Boys 18), MVTA #1 (Boys 18) NCAA All American Singles
	"Nick was as quick and as resourceful a player as you would ever see. He also had supreme touch. When you watched him play, you would be amazed at his creativity and athleticism. These ingredients made for some incredible moments."	Attended the University of North Carolina
	ALBIN POLONYI
	USTA Boys 18 Indoor National Championship Doubles Semi-Finalist – 1992 USTA Boys 18 Grass Court International Championship Doubles Champion – 1992 MVTA Boys 18 Singles & Doubles Champion – 1992 Kansas 6A State High School Singles Champion – 1992 Gateway Junior Invitational Boys 18 Singles Champion – 1991 Missouri State High School Singles Champion – 1991 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #23 (Boys 18), MVTA #1 (Boys 18) Highest Doubles Ranking: USTA #3 (Boys 18), MVTA #1 (Boys 18)
	"Albin put forth a terrific mental effort each and every match. He wanted to be perfect and was disappointed if he couldn't play at his highest level. His desire to be at his best made him as successful as he was."	Attended the University of Georgia & Boise State University
	JOEL RECKEWEY
	72 – 20 MVTA Career Singles Record Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #32 (Boys 18), MVTA #2 (Boys 18) Kansas 6A High School State Singles Champion – 2000
	"Joel was 'Mister Low-Maintenance'. He worked everyday to improve and looked to no one else to make it happen for him. He never complained - he just kept plugging away. His brutally honest and straightforward approach to things made him special."	Attended the University of Nebraska
	JON RECKEWEY
	USTA Boys 18 National Open Singles Champion – 2001 MVTA Boys 18 Singles Champion – 2001 MVTA Boys 16 Singles Champion – 2000 Kansas 6A High School State Doubles Champion – 2000 MVTA Boys 14 Singles Champion – 1998 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #3 (Boys 18), MVTA #1 (Boys 16) Highest Doubles Ranking: USTA #1 (Boys 16), MVTA #1 (Boys 16)
	"Jon was super smooth and his abilities were endless. He made people laugh and have fun and was a pleasure to be around. Jon had a way about him that everyone loved."	Attended Baylor University – - Member of NCAA National Championship Team at Baylor University (2004)
	COLLEEN RIELLEY
	ITA Midwest Regional Tournament Singles Champion, 2006 Helped Notre Dame reach the ITA Team Indoor National Championships Final, 2007 Helped Notre Dame reach the Big East Conference Tournament Finals, 2007 Named to the Big East Conference All-Tournament Team for singles, 2007 Helped Notre Dame reach the Quarterfinals of the NCAA Division 1 Team Championships, 2007 USTA Girls 18 Clay Court National Championship Singles 3rd Place – 2005 K-Swiss Junior Tennis Championship Girls 18 Singles Champion – 2005 USTA Girls 16 Spring National Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 2004 USTA Girls 16 Winter National Championship Singles Champion – 2004 Kansas State High School Singles Champion – 2004 USTA Girls 16 Clay Court Super National Championship Singles Finalist – 2003 USTA Girls 16 Clay Court Super National Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 2003 USTA Girls 16 Spring Super National Championship Singles 5th Place – 2003 USTA Girls 16 Hard Court Super National Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 2003 Missouri State High School Singles Champion – 2002 USTA Girls 14 Hard Court National Championship Singles 4th Place – 2000 USTA Girls 14 Clay Court National Championship Singles 6th Place – 2000 MVTA Singles Champion – 2004, 2003, 2002, 1999 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #1 (Girls 18), MVTA #1 (Girls 18)
	"Colleen is a first team 'All-Jungle Team' player. You can count on her to give her best. You can rely on her to find solutions. You want Colleen on your team because she's such a fierce competitor. Her will is as strong as it gets. Players have a tendency to underestimate Colleen, until they compete against her."	Attends the University of Notre Dame
	CHRISTIE SIM
	USTA Girls 18 Clay Court National Championship Doubles Champion – 1994 USTA Girls 18 Indoor National Championship Singles 5th Place – 1993 USTA Girls 16 Indoor National Championship Doubles Finalist – 1992 USTA Girls 16 Indoor National Championship Singles 6th Place – 1992 Kansas 6A State High School Champion – 1993, 1992 MVTA Girls 16 Singles & Doubles Champion – 1991 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #21 (Girls 18), MVTA #1 (Girls 16) Highest Doubles Ranking: USTA #4 (Girls 18), MVTA #1 (Girls 16)
	"Christie was the ultimate ball-striker. She made shots that probably shouldn't have been thought of, much less tried. Christie was also very wise in many ways. This combination made for numerous shots and matches that I remember to this day. She also exemplified terrific sportsmanship."	Attended the University of Kansas
	JACK SOCK
	USTA National Hard Court Singles Champion - 2005 USTA National Hard Court Doubles Champion - 2005 USTA National Open Singles Champion (2) - 2004 USTA Boys 12 Clay Court National Championship Singles Champion – 2005 USTA Boys 12 Clay Court National Championship Doubles Champion – 2005 USTA Boys 12 Spring National Championship Singles Champion – 2005 USTA Boys 12 Spring National Championship Doubles Champion – 2005 USTA Boys 14 National Open Doubles Champion – 2005 Copper Bowl Boys 12 Singles Champion – 2005 USTA Boys 12 Winter National Championship Singles Champion – 2004 USTA Boys 12 Winter National Championship Doubles Champion – 2004 USTA Boys 12 Clay Court National Championship Doubles Champion – 2004 USTA Boys 12 Hard Court National Championship Doubles Champion – 2004 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #1 (Boys 12), MVTA #1 (Boys 12)
	"Jack has a great feel for the game. He has a great feel for shots in general. He's naturally competitive, smart, cunning, and thoughtful in his approach. He will defy the odds many times in the future. It doesn't hurt that his skills and instincts are world-class."
	JENNIFER VAUGHN
	USTA Girls 16 Indoor National Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 1996 Kansas 6A State High School Singles Champion – 1996 MVTA Girls 16 Doubles Champion – 1996 MVTA Girls 16 Singles Champion – 1995 Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #34 (Girls 16), MVTA #1 (Girls 16) Highest Doubles Ranking: USTA #3 (Girls 16), MVTA #1 (Girls 16)
	"Jennifer made herself into one of the best junior players in the country with pure will and determination. She would hit as many balls as it took to get it right. She didn't mind the many sacrifices involved because she had a goal and wanted it more than anything. Jennifer was not afraid to lay it on the line and go for it."	Attended the University of Michigan
	KATE VIALLE
	Mike Agassi "No Quit" Girls 14s Singles Champion USTA Girls 12s Winter National Championships Doubles Champion, 2006 Peach State Girls 12s Singles Champion, 2006 K-Swiss Junior Invitational Girls 14s Singles Champion, 2007 Highest USTA National Ranking #13 (Girls 12s) "Kate is a terrific example of how a player within our program should operate. She values listening and following directions. She takes care of her academics so that she can spend the necessary time working on her game. She is incredibly consistent in following through on her weekly schedule. Kate wants to learn, wants to fight for things, isn't looking for the quick fix rather knows that it's hard work, thinks big, believes and genuinely loves the game. She is a great person to coach and have in the program because she focuses on the things that allow a player to be special."
	MARY WEATHERHOLT
	K-Swiss Junior Invitational Girls 14 Singles Champion – 2005 USTA Girls 12 Spring National Championship Singles Champion – 2004 USTA Girls 14 National Open Singles Champion – 2004 USTA Girls 14 National Open Singles Finalist (2) – 2004 USTA Girls 12 Winter Super National Championship Singles 3rd Place – 2003 USTA Girls 12 Winter Super National Championship Doubles 3rd Place – 2003 USTA Girls 12 Hard Court Super National Singles 3rd Place – 2003 USTA Girls 12 Hard Court Super National Doubles 3rd Place – 2003 USTA Girls 12 Clay Court Super National Singles 3rd Place – 2003 USTA Girls 14 National Open Singles Champion – 2002 USTA Girls 12 National Open Singles Champion – 2001 MVTA Singles Champion Highest Singles Ranking: USTA #1 (Girls 12), MVTA #1 (Girls 12, 14)
	"Mary earned everyone's respect and admiration because of her pure drive and determination. Her poise under pressure at such a young age was unique. You couldn't help but root for Mary because of the relentless effort she gave."

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