Cecil County Sports Weekly Vol 2 Issue 11 by Cecil County Sports Weekly

Volume 2 Issue 11 Tuesday, March 22, 2022

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STATE CHAMPIONS

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Bohemia Manor Middle and High School Archery Teams win State Title. Now prepare for Nationals.

CECIL COUNTY

SPORTS WEEKLY

STATE CHAMPION Middle School Wrestling

POP’S CULTURE:

SOFTBALL:

Aaron Rouselle’s Training facility for kids hosts Cornhole Tournament for fundraiser.

Local High School Softball teams finished scrimmages this week and will start the regular season on Monday

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Tuesday, March 22, 2022

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CECIL COUNTY SPORTS WEEKLY

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ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

GUILD MORTGAGE MALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:

GUILD MORTGAGE FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:

ZACH GARVIN

TALIA RHOADS

8th Grade

6th Grade

RISING SUN MIDDLE SCHOOL

BOHEMIA MANOR MIDDLE SCHOOL

RISING SUN JR WRESTLING

BOHEMIA MANOR ARCHERY

Zach Garvin is the Maryland Middle School Wrestling Champ in the 130lb weight class for 2022. Zach wrestled 4 matches this weekend to win the title defeating the 2nd place, 3rd place and 4th place finishers on his was to the top of the podium.

Talia Rhoads placed 1st in the Bullseye competition and 3rd place in the 3D targets competition this weekend at the Maryland State Archery Finals and helped secure a State Championship for the Middle School Team. Talia, along with her teammates, qualified for the Nationals Tournament to be held in May in Louisville, KY.

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Tuesday, March 22, 2022

ZACH GARVIN WINS MIDDLE SCHOOL STATE WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP

SIX OF THIRTEEN RISING SUN WRESTLERS PLACE ON THE PODIUM IN SEASON FINALE. Rising Sun JR Wrestling sent thirteen wrestlers to Ocean City, MD this weekend to compete in the 2022 MSWA State Championship Tournament. The young Tigers had an impressive outing placing six wrestlers on the podium and winning a State Championship with Zach Garvin in the 130lb weight class. Garvin was in a bracket with 10 other wrestlers and wrestled 4 matches in the tournament to earn the top spot. His journey through the championship bracket included victories against the 2nd place, 3rd place and 4th place finishers on the podium with him. Zach’s older brother Tyler won the MPSSAA State High School Championship last week. While Tyler Garvin will be traveling to Las Vegas for a National Tournament at the end of April, Zach has finished his season and will now suit up for Lacrosse. In the Elementary School Division, three Rising Sun Wrestlers placed on the podium with Jack Orlovsky placing 3rd in

the 10u 105lb weight class and Colton Horne placing 6th in the 10u 59lb weight class. Grayson Jezyk wrestled in 8u at 62lbs. and placed 4th on the podium. Also wrestling in the Elementary Divison were Jack Burton, Soenser Snyder, Joe Nesbitt, and Bryson Youngblood. The Middle School Division had two additional podium finishers besides Garvin with Austin Horn placing 4th in the 125lb. class and Adan Stewart placing 4th in the 92lb class. Also wrestling in the Middle School Division were Tyler Henderson, Mason Long, and Sawyer Bell.

Tuesday, March 22, 2022

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TRIVIA TEST By Fifi Rodriguez

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MIDDLE SCHOOL FINAL RESULTS: ZACH GARVIN - 1ST PLACE 130LB. AUSTIN HORN - 4TH PLACE 125LB. ADAN STEWART - 4TH PLACE 92LB.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FINAL RESULTS JACK ORLOVSKY - 3RD PLACE 105LB. GRAYSON JEZYK - 4TH PLACE 62LB. COLTON HORNE - 6TH PLACE 59LB.

Tuesday, March 22, 2022

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Tuesday, March 22, 2022

MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel

* On April 6, 1776, the Continental Congress takes the first step toward American independence by announcing its decision to open all American ports to international trade with any part of the world that is not under British rule. It was the first act of independence by the Continental Congress. * On April 9, 1859, a 23-year-old Missouri youth named Samuel Langhorne Clemens receives his steamboat pilot’s license. Clemens would later write under the pseudonym Mark Twain, a boatman’s call noting that the river was only 2 fathoms deep, the minimum depth for safe navigation.

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* On April 10, 1879, Schandor Herz -- the future John Hertz, the man behind what will one day be the world’s largest car-rental company -- is born in present-day Slovakia. In 1923, Hertz bought a fleet of used Ford Model Ts and named the business Hertz Drive-Ur-Self Corporation. * On April 5, 1955, Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, the British leader who guided Great Britain and the Allies through the crisis of World War II, retires as prime minister of Great Britain. In the first year of his administration, Britain had stood alone against Nazi Germany. * On April 7, 1961, President John F. Kennedy sends a letter to Congress recommending that the U.S. participate in an international campaign to preserve ancient temples and historic monuments in Egypt’s Nile Valley threatened by construction of the Aswan High Dam.

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ELKTON GOLDEN ELKS SOFTBALL

Tuesday, March 22, 2022

GOLDEN ELKS SCRIMMAGE OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL The Golden Elks of Elkton played their final scrimmage of the year on Friday against Oxford Area High School. When we first arrived at Elkton’s Softball Field we found both teams wearing white. Oxford has their usual uniforms but the Lady Elks were wearing white Elkton Softball T-shirts. The

Lady Elks will be sporting new uniforms this year with a Home and an Away Uniform. On Wednesday, March 23 the Lady Elks will be playing away at Patterson Mill and have their new away jerseys while fans who come to the first home game of the year on Friday March

25 will see the new Home Uniform. Leann Pugh started out in the circle for Elkton with Maddie Holmes finishing the game. The Lady Elks look ready for the season to begin which is good because Patterson Mill is not where anyone usually wants to start a season.

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Tuesday, March 22, 2022

RISING SUN’S LADY TIGERS READY TO START THE REGULAR SEASON ON MONDAY

The Rising Sun Lady Tigers finished of their pre-season scrimmage schedule with a busy day on Saturday playing 3 teams from Delaware. Red Lion Christian Academy hosted Rising Sun, Caravel, and St George for an exciting day at their beautiful facility unlike any softball field in Cecil County. There are a few new names on the roster for the Tigers this year. Madison Nolan was shortstop for the undefeated Lady Tigers JV squad last year and made the Varsity team this year. Kelsey Barks is a new student to Rising Sun High and an experienced player who is also a pitcher for the Lady Dukes - Lynch travel ball team. Lexi Haywood is a freshman and also an experienced player for the Lady Dukes. Jayden Pyle didn’t play for the Lady Tigers last season and this is her first season in the Orange and Black. Last summer Jayden played for the SCC Swat 18u Team where they had a 2nd Place win out of 32 teams in

the 18u Open Grand Slam Select Elite Showcase. The Lady Tigers lost their short stop last year and 2 outfielders but have filled the spots with experienced players. The Lady Tigers and Caravel started off the morning schedule with Cadence Williams in the circle pitching for the Tigers. Caravel came away with the 2-1 win in the first game of the day. Immediately following the Caravel game, the Lady Tigers faced their host team from Red Lion. It was a great game and more than once we saw both teams escape bases loaded situations. The game would end in an 8-8 tie due to time limits on the games. After a break the Lady Tigers came back to play the fourth game of the againt St Georges where it was sun on top 6-3 at the end. The Tigers begin regular season play on Monday with a Home Opener against Laurel High School from Delaware. Game time is scheduled for 3:30pm. On Thursday, the

Varsity squad travels to Queen Anne’s for a game against last years Class 2A Maryland State Champions then return home to Rising Sun and play the defending Regional Champion North East Indians on Friday. The game to see on Friday is definitely the matchup between the Lady Tigers and North East Indians.

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Tuesday, March 22, 2022

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Tuesday, March 22, 2022

BOHEMIA MANOR WINS HIGH SCHOOL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP By William Ball

In just 6 short hours it was decided who was number 1 in the State of Maryland for the 2022 NASP Bullseye archery season. After months of practices, dedication and travel there was only 1 school that came out on top. Bo Manor Eagle Archers started the day at 11 am on March 19th and by 5:15 the results were in. At 5:15 Coach Smith looked around at all his arAIDEN WOODIE 2ND PLACE HS BOYS

EMMA RHUDY 5TH PLACE 3D

GREYSON SIZEMORE 5TH PLACE - 3D

chers in both the Middle School and High School and said “no way”. In an organized chaos 20 plus voices said “yes way” and it was done. The Eagles had landed and landed hard with not only 1 first place win but 2 first place wins. The Bohemia Manor Middle School and High School Teams are your 2022 Maryland State Champions! But wait there is more….. Bo

Manor

Middle

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School walked away with a total of 9 other trophy’s to include the overall number 1 in the State of Maryland female and male Middle School archers. Talia Rhoads aka the “Poof” out of 125 female archers took the number 1 spot for Middle School female shooters in the state. The boys couldn’t be out done. Zach Matthews aka the “Zach Attack” stepped to the line against 146 other boys and nailed down the number 1 spot for Middle School male shooters in the state. LUCAS HOMSOMBATH 3RD BULLSEYE

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Tuesday, March 22, 2022

BOHEMIA MANOR WINS MIDDLE SCHOOL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

Lucas Homsombath quietly stepped to the line and by the end of day took the #3 overall Middle School male shooter in the state. Bo Manor Middle School took 2nd place overall in the state for 3D also with Emma Rhudy, Vera Schultz, Talia Rhoads, Greyson Sizemore, Lucas Homsombath and Zach Matthews all grabbing trophys for being a top 5 state archer. The “Poof” and the “Zach Attack”grabbed 2nd overall in the state.

Nope not done yet…….

Bo Manor High School walked away with Aiden Woodie aka “Woodie” knocking down the #2 place overall in the state for High School archers in 3D. The achievements by these archers was no small feat, considering over 436 archers participated in the State Finals for Middle School and High School. Our Eagles brought their “A” game and it showed. Also without the sup-

TALIA RHOADS 3RD PLACE 3D

port of our parents this would not be possible. Our parents selflessly have given their time, money, vehicles and sometimes their “sanity” to support this great team. The next adventure begins in 2 short months when your Bo Manor archers head to Kentucky to compete in the Eastern National Tournament…..wish us luck!!!

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Tuesday, March 22, 2022

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Tuesday, March 22, 2022

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STRANGE BUT TRUE By Lucie Winborne

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POP’S CULTURE

Tuesday, March 22, 2022

COMMUNITY RALLIES BEHIND POP’S CULTURE

HUGE TURN OUT FOR CORN HOLE FUNDRAISER EVENT

By Aaron Rouselle

These past few years have been challenging for us all. During a time we all are so connected via social media and the internet we seem more divided than ever. Yesterday at Pop’s Culture we showed that our community more connected than ever. A few months ago Aaron Boyd reached out about playing cornhole at our facility. We didn't have anything going on and I knew some of the kids involved at Pops loved cornhole so it was a no brainer to let them come on in and throw. With Aaron Boyd came Richard Gary Martin and John Rudik. They loved what we did at Pops and decided they wanted to help out and organized a cornhole fundraiser. I knew it was going to be a good time but I had no Idea how amazing this event was going to be. They worked every evening after work to clean Pops out and help us get the stuff to our new location. They organized to

have Bog Turtle Brewery to be there who donated 20% of beer sales back to Pops. They connected a Black owned food truck from Delaware called L’s Good Eats to come to Rising Sun. I was blown away by what they put together in such a short amount of time. The forecast for Saturday called for rain all day but the sun never stopped shining on us, as over 100 people hung out and enjoyed the day and watched over 60 people participate in the tournament. The entire day went on without a single issue proving the power of our community and that we are all capable of so much love when we come together. Which is part of our message with Pops Culture. On top of the money raised for Pops Culture we were able to introduce what we do and the upgrades we have coming to our new facility. Pops Culture has been a quiet part of the Rising Sun area community for almost two years now. We

are currently renovating the old daycare next to Greenhurst Market to add indoor basketball to the other sports training we offer at little to no cost. Myself Aaron Rouselle tends to get all the credit for Pops but without Ricky Maska, Tyler Ore, and our group of close friends who always show up this wouldn't be possible. As we transition to our new facility we need to thank Andrew Bolen of Precise Performance for allowing us to set up shop in his Building. Thank you to everyone who came out to support Pops Culture the more support we receive the more kids we can help reach their goals. We plan to continue to grow and reach as many kids in Cecil County as possible. Though we are happy with our success so far I think of one of my favorite quotes from the late great Kobe Bean Bryant, “Jobs not finished”. Lets continue to show our youth what we are capable of when we work together.

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Tuesday, March 22, 2022

POP’S CULTURE

FLASHBACK By M ick Har per

1. Who released “Give a Little Bit,” and when? 2. Which artist released “Love Is a Battlefield”?

“I knew it was going to be a good time but I had no idea how amazing this event was going to be”

Aaron Rouselle, Pop’s Culture

3. Who released “Yes Sir, I Can Boogie”? 4. Why did Billy J. Kramer add the middle initial when he created his stage name? 5. Name the song that contains this lyric: “This is the moment I’ve waited for, I can hear my heart singing, Soon bells will be ringing.” Answers 1. Supertramp, in 1977. It first appeared on their “Even in the Quietest Moments ...” album and was later released as a single. 2. Pat Benatar, in 1984. The song netted Benatar a Grammy for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance, her fourth. The Grammys no longer separate by gender in this category. 3. Baccara, a Spanish flamenco dance duo, in 1977. The disco tune became a big hit in Europe and topped the charts in the U.K. 4. John Lennon told him to. The “J” was for Julian, Lennon’s son. 5. “Hawaiian Wedding Song,” by Andy Williams in 1958. The song was from the 1926 Hawaiian “Ke Kali Nei Au” (Waiting There for Thee). It was retitled and has been covered by numerous others, such as Elvis Presley in the 1961 film “Blue Hawaii.” (c) 2022 King Features Syndicate

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FESTIVAL OF LIFE

Tuesday, March 22, 2022

Cecil Athletes Compete in Festival of Life

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By Taylor Young

College. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic, Festival of Life the event was cancelled is an event created in last year and ENC has 1977 sponsored by struggled to get particiEastern Nazarene Col- pation this year after the lege (ENC) in Boston, break. Massachusetts in coSeveral students ordination with the re- from Perryville and Risgional Nazarene Youth ing Sun represented the International (including Rising Sun Church of youth from Virginia to Nazarene participated Maine) to highlight the in sports events. From athletic and communi- Perryville, cross councation talents of middle try runners Taylor and and high school stu- Michael Young earned dents. Events include 1st place in the girls and sports such as running, boys running event. Anbasketball, soccer, vol- thony Baldwin and Luke leyball, dodgeball and Roberts also participattable tennis. As for com- ed in the running event, munication, there were finishing in 4th and 5th competitions in music, place. Michael and Andrama, puppetry, and thony also competed in the arts including sculp- dodgeball with Michael tures, painting, pho- earning a 2nd place fintograph, and creative ish. writing. Each of the 8 Rising Sun athNazarene districts send letes Kendra Watters, their top students for Faith Brooks and Karlee an overall competition Suprik competed in basat Eastern Nazarene ketball. Kendra finished

in 1st place and Faith and Karlee finished in 2nd place. Kendra also competed in basketball helping her team win first place. Table tennis participants included Garrett Jackson, Maddie Stanley, and Kendra. For the arts, Faith Brooks and Connor Suprik, both seniors at Rising Sun performed the song Gratitude by Brandon Lake and won 1st place. Faith Brooks also won 3rd place with her solo of Too Good To Not Believe by Brandon Lake. All students, brought together by their faith, shared their talents over the course of the weekend and are excited for next year where they will be stronger in their abilities and connection to God.

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Tuesday, March 22, 2022

FESTIVAL OF LIFE

19 BIBLE TRIVIA by Wilson Casey

1. Is the book of Nebuchadnezzar in the Old or New Testament or neither? 2. In which book’s 34th chapter does the Lord tell Moses to tear down all pagan altars? Genesis, Exodus, Judges, Ruth 3. How many books of the Bible (KJV) begin with the letter “G”? 1, 2, 3, 4. From 1 Kings 9, who built the walls of Jerusalem? David, Solomon, Belshazzar, Nimrod 5. What angel appeared to Mary and Zacharias? Haniel, Paschar, Sofiel, Gabriel 6. From Genesis 4, who invented tents? Cain, Jabal, Abel, Adam ANSWERS: 1) Neither 2) Exodus 3) 2 (Galatians, Genesis) 4) Solomon 5) Gabriel 6) Jabal (c) 2022 King Features Synd., Inc.

MINDS IN MOTION AWARDS

Tuesday, March 22, 2022

WINTER 2021-2022 MINDS IN MOTION AWARDS

The Minds In Motion Certificates are a scholar-athlete honor roll award provided by the MPSSAA to every school. Minds In Motion Certificates are distributed following each of the three sports seasons by high school athletic departments to those student-athletes who achieve a 3.25 GPA, or higher, while participating in a school-sponsored sport. North East High School and Elkton High School recently announced their Winter 2021-2022 recipients and sent us their names. Congratulations to all the Student Athletes for their Outstanding accomplishments in their sport and in the classroom.

NORTH EAST MINDS IN MOTION RECIPIENTS FOR WINTER 2021-2022: BOYS BASKETBALL: Jacob Blankenship William Breitigan Evan England Addison Groce Austin Keefer Luke Keefer Aiden Kozminski Justin MacMillan Solomon Pope Alex Tadalan

GIRLS BASKETBALL: Saylor Bare Jasmin Chrystal Abby Cisneros Alaina Foran Katy Hammer Megan Harris Reagan Hassell Cailyn Hawley Catie Roberts Melanie Seefeldt Madison Tadalan

INDOOR TRACK: Bryce Barben Layla Bronson Jordan Forester Katelyn Goodwin Daniel Katz Brin Khanjar Reeve Khanjar Emily Laechelt Jhaydin Ledford Aidan McCullough

INDOOR TRACK: Allyson McGowan Skye Ragan Byronique Robinson Leanna Rogers Patrick Smith Alyssa Snyder Richie Snyder Elisabeth Talbott Gwen Whitney

WRESTLING:

Sean Aberin Aidan Cantrell James Paylor Hunter Pettorossi Kameron Schank

CHEER:

Nevaeh Cooper Jordan Ford Kately Mezick Emily Sanborn Layla Woodie

ELKTON MINDS IN MOTION RECIPIENTS FOR WINTER 2021-2022: BOWLING:

Zaria Dixon Benjamin Griffin Robert Steinmetz Carley Esterling Stephanie Ewing James Griffin Makhi Harkins Ryley Baginski Christopher Mendoza-Nunez

SWIMMING:

Elizabeth Pennington Lauren Cummings Simone Foye Michael Marra Melinda Hadley Mattea Marra Evan Michalak Emma Huss Ellie Zanes Jacob Cline Audrey Miller

BOYS BASKETBALL: Aiden Brown Anthony Watson

GIRLS BASKETBALL: Payton Hardy LeeAnn Pugh MyAven Ewing Malana Redden Jordan Adams

WRESTLING:

Ethan Parker-Watt Logan Joyce Hector Rivera Colin Joyce

INDOOR TRACK: Mehakdeep Ghuman Sarah Silva Destiny Kleinsasser Sage North Hannah Peterson Robert Tuono

CHEER:

Yassmin Roberts Cheyanne Sutton Natalie Albert Madyson Potter Airyelah Finch Jazelle Herring

CONGRATULATIONS ATHLETES!

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Tuesday, March 22, 2022

50CAL ROGUE ECHO BIKE CHALLENGE

GRACIE SPRENKLE SETS WORLD RECORD By Sam Dixon

Gracie Sprenkle entered the 50cal Rogue Echo International Bike Challenge for the first-time last year after learning about the contest from Barnes Corner Fitness owner, Mike Montgomery. Gracie has been a member of Barnes Corner Fitness for a little of a year and participates in the CrossFit classes where Montgomery is one of her instructors. Gracie finished fourth last year in the competition with a time of 2:22. The competition is to see how fast you can burn 50 calories while riding the Rogue Echo Bike. Gracie describes it as an all-out sprint on the bike riding as fast as you can. “You can’t just ride it. You have to get the right pace so you can finish the event or else you can’t finish.” says Sprenkle. Signing up for the event again this year Sprenkle felt she had a good chance to win if she could get that pace. Gracie improved on her time from last year by 30 seconds completing the 50-calorie challenge in 1:52. A fast time, but would it be good enough to win? “Times are entered

into the Rogue website and then you have to wait for everyone else to put in their time. It took about a week to get the final results” said Sprenkle. Gracie’s time was entered and once certified and accepted by Rogue, she was declared the winner with the fastest time of all entries worldwide. For her efforts, Gracie received $1000 and a Rogue Echo Bike of her own which sell on RogueFitness. com for $795. She continues to work out three days a week in the CrossFit classes at Barnes Corner Fitness and is playing Softball on the Diamond Divas Travel Team based out of Oxford, PA. She is a student at Rising Sun High School. This year Sprenkle was the only one from Barnes Corner Fitness to enter the contest but now that Gracie has shown it can be done maybe next year there will be more to give it a try. Learn more about CrossFit classes at Barnes Corner Fitness by checking out their website online at BCF24.com

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COMICS

Tuesday, March 22, 2022

TOP 10 MOVIES 1. The Batman (PG-13) Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz 2. Uncharted (PG-13) Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg 3. BTS Permission to Dance on Stage -- Seoul: Live Viewing (NR) Jungkook, J-Hope 4. Dog (PG-13) Channing Tatum, Q’orianka Kilcher 5. Spider-Man: No Way Home (PG-13) Tom Holland, Zendaya 6. Death on the Nile (PG-13) Tom Bateman, Annette Bening 7. Radhe Shyam (NR) Prabhas, Pooja Hegde 8. Sing 2 (PG) animated 9. Jackass Forever (R) Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O 10. Scream 5 (R) Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox Source: Box Office Mojo (c) 2022 King Features Synd., Inc.

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