UW-Whitewater wins men's national title - Mar 23, 2014  Quardell Young (6'0''-PG) never hesitated, taking the inbounds pass
and dribbling past all the defenders before laying it in with 0.9
seconds remaining. Youngs basket and free throw led UW-Whitewater to a
75-73 win over Williams College (Pa.) in the NCAA Division III mens
basketball national title game Saturday at the Salem Civic Center. I
knew I didnt have a lot of time so I basically made an in-and-out move
and then had one step to the inside available, so I took it, said Young,
a junior. The Warhawks (29-4), whose football team has won five national
championships in the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl, also in Salem, since 2007,
won their fourth title in as many trips to the title game. Whitewater
also won in 1984, 1989 and 2012. Whitewater also matched UW-Plattevilles
for the second-most championships in Division III history. North Park
(Ill.) has five. The Warhawks appeared to let their second national
title in three years slip between their fingers when 6-foot-9
Michael Mayer (6'9''-C) tipped in a missed basket with 4.9 seconds
remaining, giving the Ephs a 73-72 lead. It took Young just 4 seconds to
weave through the Williams defense, laying it in while drawing a foul on
Mayer. We do a lot of that in practice, Young said of not calling a
timeout. I felt like it was enough time to get up and down the floor.
Whitewater coach
Pat Miller has now been part of three of the Warhawks titles one as
player and two as a coach. What a great basketball game. I dont think
you could ask for anything better at our level, to have our national
championship come down to a finish like that, Miller said. Both teams
played hard, both teams played well and it really was a great experience
for me as a coach to be part of this game; I think its one well remember
for a long time. Whitewater led 37-33 at the half, but held a 15-point
lead at one point in the first half before the Ephs rallied late in the
half, using an 11-0 run to pull within two. Williams (28-5) took a 56-52
lead after Mayer made a pair of free throws with 10:27 left to play. The
score was tied seven times, the last at 69-all after
Eric Bryson (6'2''-G)'s driving basket with 2:37 to play. Two free
throws by
Duncan Robinson (6'7''-F) gave the Ephs the lead back, and Bryson
regained it with a deep 3-pointer with 54.7 seconds to play. Williams
called its final timeout to set up a play, but Steve Egan made a steal
before
Alex Merg (6'1''-G) was fouled. However, the Whitewater senior guard
missed the front end of a 1-and-1, giving the Ephs one more shot. After
a timeout with 18.7 seconds to play, Robinson drove in and missed, but
Mayer tipped it in. Young then scored the winner. When they made the
tip-in, they were scrambling so the floor was spaced, Young said of his
94-foot dash. He just made a really good play, Mayer said. Robinsons
contested heave from halfcourt was well off the mark at the final
buzzer. Former Beloit Memorial athlete
KJ Evans (6'3''-G) led Whitewater with 22 points and was named the
tournament MVP. Young scored 13 points while former Poynette standout
Cody Odegaard (6'2''-G) had eight points. Mayer scored a game-high
26 points to lead the Ephs, who won the title in 2003 but has lost in
the final three times since then. It was a heartbreaking loss, to say
the least, Williams coach Mike Maker said. Its hard to put into words
the emptiness I feel for not being able to help them win.Courtesy of: madison.com CoSIDA NCAA Division III Academic All-America Awards 2013-2014 - Feb 24, 2014
Player of the Year: Richie Bonney (6'6''-F) of Hobart 1st Team F: Richie Bonney (6'6''-F) of Hobart F: John Coleman (6'4''-F) of Clarkson F: Brad Ford (F) of Nazareth G: Mark Ghafari (6'0''-G) of Kalamazoo F: Dane Jobst (F) of Worcester St. 2nd Team F: James Lazarcik (F) of Beloit G: Alex Longi (6'2''-G) of Denison F: Gordon Lyons (6'5''-F) of Geneseo St. F: Ryan Sheehan (F) of Nichols : David Thompson of Case W.Reserve 3rd Team G: Brad Bolen (6'2''-G) of Messiah G: Kyle Hammonds (G) of King's C: Ben Johnson (6'8''-C) of Maine-Farmington G: Tyler Peters (6'4''-G) of Wheaton, IL : Benjy Ritholtz of Yeshiva NABC NCAA D3 All-Region Awards 2014 - Apr 9, 2014
Josh Blamon (6'2''-F) of Richard Stockton College of Richard Stockton Javae King-Gilchrist (6'2''-G-91) of William Paterson University of William Paterson Ordel Goldson (6'7''-F) of Montclair State University of Montclair State Andre Nixon (6'3''-G) of Purchase College of SUNY-Purchase John Snow (6'0''-PG-93) of The State Un.of N.Jersey Rutgers-Newark of Rutgers-Newark Michael Woods (6'3''-G) of York College, CUNY of York (NY) Second Team Bobby Brackett (6'6''-F) of The College of New Jersey Javon Cox (6'3''-G) of College of Staten Island Donte Howell (5'10''-PG) of Mount Saint Mary Bloochy Magloire (6'2''-G) of College of Staten Island Joel Neri (7'2''-C) of SUNY-Purchase Player of the Year: Javae King-Gilchrist of William Paterson Coach of the Year: Gerry Matthews of Richard Stockton
Richie Bonney (6'6''-F) of Hobart Brad Ford (6'4''-F) of Nazareth John Ivy (6'1''-G) of SUNY Brockport Gordon Lyons (6'5''-F) of SUNY Geneseo Jordan Prior (6'0''-PG) of SUNY Morrisville Jared Suderley (6'6''-F-91) of Hartwick Second Team John Coleman (6'4''-F) of Clarkson Joe Gibbons (6'4''-G) of Hobart Evan Kupferberg (6'6''-F) of New York University Kevin McMahon (6'6''-F) of SUNY Cortland Justin Mitchell (6'5''-F) of Buffalo State Player of the Year: John Ivy of SUNY Brockport Coach of the Year: Greg Dunne of SUNY Brockport
Xavier Brown (5'11''-PG-92) of Wooster Shawn Greenfield (6'1''-G) of Mount Aloysius Malcolm Heard (6'5''-F-91) of Wilmington Tyler Kruis (6'9''-C) of Calvin Dillon Stith (6'5''-F) of St. Vincent Doug Thorpe (5'9''-PG-91) of Wooster Second Team Tommy Fernitzx (6'9''-C) of DePauw T.J. Gillespie (5'11''-PG-92) of Mount Union Scott Masin (6'5''-C) of Wittenberg Isaac Turner (6'2''-G) of St. Vincent Nate VanArendonk (6'10''-C) of Hope Player of the Year: Doug Thorpe of Wooster Coach of the Year: Dave Niland of Penn State-Behrend
Mike Coleman (6'1''-PG) of DeSales Ross Danzig (6'4''-G) of Scranton Adam Honig (6'1''-G) of Dickinson David Langan (6'8''-C-91) of Wesley Brian Parker (6'4''-F) of Alvernia Aaron Walton-Moss (6'1''-G) of Cabrini Second Team Kevin Agnew (5'10''-PG) of Lebanon Valley Brad Bolen (6'2''-G) of Messiah Nicholas LaGuerre (6'3''-G) of St. Mary's (MD) Fran Rafferty (6'4''-F) of Cabrini Gerry Wixted (6'8''-F) of Dickinson Player of the Year: Aaron Walton-Moss of Cabrini Coach of the Year: Jerry Kobasa of Wesley
Alan Aboona (6'1''-G-92) of Washington U.-St. Louis Kam Cerroni (6'1''-G) of St. Norbert Victor Davis (6'5''-F-92) of Illinois Wesleyan Landon Gamble (6'6''-F) of North Central Brady Slagle (6'6''-F) of MacMurray Second Team Brandon Gries (6'1''-G) of St. Norbert Chris Klimek (6'5''-F-91) of Washington U.-St. Louis Tyler Peters (6'4''-G) of Wheaton Julian Strickland (6'3''-G) of Rose-Hulman Austin Stueck (6'3''-F) of Milwaukee School of Engineering Andrew Ziemnik (6'5''-F-92) of Illinois Wesleyan Player of the Year: Tyler Peters of Wheaton Coach of the Year: Gary Grzesk of St. Norbert
Joey Flannery (6'4''-F) of Babson Mike Garrow (6'4''-G-91) of Eastern Connecticut Michael Mayer (6'9''-C) of Williams Ryan Sheehan (6'4''-F) of Nichols Aaron Toomey (6'1''-G) of Amherst Darius Watson (6'5''-G) of Albertus Magnus Second Team Joshua Ford (6'4''-F) of Mitchell Dane Jobst (6'5''-F) of Worcester State Joey Kizel (6'0''-PG) of Middlebury Gabriel Moton (6'2''-G-91) of Brandeis John Swords (7'0''-C) of Bowdoin Player of the Year: Aaron Toomey of Amherst Coach of the Year: Dave Hixon of Amherst
Jonathan Blount (6'1''-G) of Centenary Jaumonee Byrd (6'6''-C) of Maryville AJ Myres (5'10''-PG) of Schreiner Kyle Schleigh (6'6''-F) of UT-Dallas Larry Thomas (6'1''-G-93) of Birmingham Southern DJ Woodmore (6'3''-G) of Virginia Wesleyan Second Team Jake Davis (6'5''-F-91) of Emory Derrick Jefferson (6'3''-F-91) of Hardin-Simmons Robert Kitzinger (6'7''-SG) of Trinity (TX) Andre Simon (6'4''-F) of Randolph Macon Donovan Whiteside (6'3''-G) of Centre Player of the Year: DJ Woodmore of Virginia Wesleyan Coach of the Year: Terry Butterfield of UT-Dallas
Tyler Gaffaney (6'4''-G) of Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Matt Greenfield (6'8''-F) of Central College Trevor Hass (6'4''-G-92) of UW Stevens Point Dan Kornbaum (6'9''-C) of Augsburg Dustin McConnell (5'11''-PG) of Whitworth Tyler Tillema (6'3''-G) of UW Stevens Point Second Team Charlie Cross (6'8''-C) of UW Platteville KJ Evans (6'3''-G) of UW Whitewater Connor Gunderson (6'6''-G) of St. Olaf Kyle McAndrews (6'2''-G-93) of Pomona-Pitzer Colleges Bryce Williamson (6'0''-G) of Crown Player of the Year: Tyler Tillema of UW Stevens Point Coach of the Year: Bob Semling of UW Stevens Point  NABC NCAA D3 Awards 2014 - Apr 9, 2014
Coach of the Year:
Pat Miller of UW-Whitewater
Player of the Year: Aaron Walton-Moss (6'1''-G) of Cabrini NABC NCAA D3 All-America Teams
John Ivy (6'1''-G) of SUNY Brockport Javae King-Gilchrist (6'2''-G-91) of William Paterson Tyler Peters (6'4''-G) of Wheaton Doug Thorpe (5'9''-PG-91) of Wooster Tyler Tillema (6'3''-G) of UW Stevens Point Aaron Toomey (6'1''-G) of Amherst Aaron Walton-Moss (6'1''-G) of Cabrini DJ Woodmore (6'3''-G) of Virginia Wesleyan Second Team Richie Bonney (6'6''-F) of Hobart Brandon Gries (6'1''-G) of St. Norbert Malcolm Heard (6'5''-F-91) of Wilmington Dan Kornbaum (6'9''-C) of Augsburg Andre Nixon (6'3''-G) of SUNY Purchase Brian Parker (6'4''-F) of Alvernia Kyle Schleigh (6'6''-F) of UT Dallas Darius Watson (6'5''-G) of Albertus Magnus Third Team Mike Garrow (6'4''-G-91) of Eastern Connecticut Adam Honig (6'1''-G) of Dickinson Chris Klimek (6'5''-F-91) of Washington U-St. Louis Dustin McConnell (5'11''-PG) of Whitworth Dillon Stith (6'5''-F) of St. Vincent Jared Suderley (6'6''-F-91) of Hartwick Larry Thomas (6'1''-G-93) of Birmingham Southern Michael Woods (6'3''-G) of York (NY) D3hoops.com All-America Awards 2014 - Apr 9, 2014
Rookie of the Year: Duncan Robinson (6'7''-F) of Williams Coach of the Year: Pat Miller of UW-Whitewater First Team Aaron Toomey of Amherst Tyler Tillema (6'3''-G) of UW-Stevens Point Aaron Walton-Moss (6'1''-G) of Cabrini Jared Suderley (6'6''-F-91) of Hartwick Michael Mayer (6'9''-C) of Williams Second Team DJ Woodmore (6'3''-G) of Virginia Wesleyan John Ivy (6'1''-G) of Brockport State Jake Davis (6'5''-F-91) of Emory Andrew Ziemnik (6'5''-F-92) of Illinois Wesleyan Dan Kornbaum (6'9''-C) of Augsburg Third Team Xavier Brown (5'11''-PG-92) of Wooster Tyler Peters (6'4''-G) of Wheaton (Ill.) Kyle Schleigh (6'6''-F) of Texas-Dallas Richie Bonney (6'6''-F) of Hobart David Langan (6'8''-C-91) of Wesley Fourth Team Andre Nixon (6'3''-G) of SUNY-Purchase Trevor Hass (6'4''-G-92) of UW-Stevens Point Darius Watson (6'5''-G) of Albertus Magnus Duncan Robinson (6'7''-F) of Williams Malcolm Heard (6'5''-F-91) of Wilmington Honorable Mention Adam Honig (6'1''-G) of Dickinson Julian Strickland (6'3''-G) of Rose-Hulman Brandon Gries (6'1''-G) of St. Norbert KJ Evans (6'3''-G) of UW-Whitewater Chris Klimek (6'5''-F-91) of Washington U. D3hoops.com Awards 2014 - Apr 9, 2014 All-America Player of the Year: Aaron Toomey (6'1''-G) of Amherst D3hoops.com All-Region Awards 2014 Atlantic Player of the Year: Andre Nixon (6'3''-G) of of SUNY-Purchase Coach of the Year: Tony Petosa of Staten Island Rookie of the Year: Frankie Schettino (5'11''-PG) of Staten Island
Javae King-Gilchrist (6'2''-G-91) of William Paterson Andre Nixon of SUNY-Purchase Michael Woods (6'3''-G) of York (N.Y.) Bloochy Magloire (6'2''-G) of Staten Island Josh Blamon (6'2''-F) of Richard Stockton Second Team John Snow (6'0''-PG-93) of Rutgers-Newark Omar St.John (6'3''-G) of York (N.Y.) Michael Megafu (6'2''-G/F) of St. Joseph's (Bklyn.) Darryl Charles (6'5''-F) of St. Joseph's (L.I.) Joel Neri (7'2''-C) of SUNY-Purchase East Player of the Year: John Ivy (6'1''-G) of SUNY Brockport State University of Brockport State Coach of the Year: Joseph Smith of Morrisville State Rookie of the Year: Joey Lufkin (5'9''-PG-94) of Hartwick
Jordan Prior (6'0''-PG) of Morrisville State John Ivy of Brockport State Brad Ford (6'4''-F) of Nazareth Richie Bonney (6'6''-F) of Hobart Jared Suderley (6'6''-F-91) of Hartwick Second Team Johnny Mrlik (6'4''-G/F) of Vassar John Coleman (6'4''-F) of Clarkson Gordon Lyons (6'5''-F) of Geneseo State Kevin McMahon (6'6''-F) of Cortland State Evan Kupferberg (6'6''-F) of New York University Great Lakes Player of the Year: Malcolm Heard (6'5''-F-91) of Wilmington Coach of the Year: Dave Niland of Penn State-Behrend Rookie of the Year: Evan Greening (6'4''-F) of Penn State-Altoona
Xavier Brown (5'11''-PG-92) of Wooster Doug Thorpe (5'9''-PG-91) of Wooster Malcolm Heard of Wilmington Dillon Stith (6'5''-F) of St. Vincent Tyler Kruis (6'9''-C) of Calvin Second Team T.J. Gillespie (5'11''-PG-92) of Mount Union Isaac Turner (6'2''-G) of St. Vincent Delonte Joyce (6'0''-PG) of Bethany Scott Masin (6'5''-C) of Wittenberg Nate VanArendonk (6'10''-C) of Hope Third Team Jaron Crowe (6'0''-PG) of Baldwin Wallace Mark Ghafari (6'0''-G) of Kalamazoo Branden Rushton (6'2''-G) of Ohio Northern Jordan Brink (6'3''-G) of Calvin Reuel Rogers (6'7''-C) of Ohio Wesleyan Middle Atlantic Player of the Year: Aaron Walton-Moss (6'1''-G) of Cabrini Coach of the Year: Alan Seretti of Dickinson Rookie of the Year: Corey Stanford (6'4''-F) of Catholic
Aaron Walton-Moss of Cabrini Ross Danzig (6'4''-G) of Scranton Adam Honig (6'1''-G) of Dickinson Brian Parker (6'4''-F) of Alvernia David Langan (6'8''-C-91) of Wesley Second Team Malique Killing (5'9''-PG) of Muhlenberg Mike Coleman (6'1''-PG) of DeSales Bradley Riester (6'1''-G) of Mary Washington Fran Rafferty (6'4''-F) of Cabrini Gerry Wixted (6'8''-F) of Dickinson Third Team Kevin Agnew (5'10''-PG) of Lebanon Valley Brad Bolen (6'2''-G) of Messiah Tra Benefield (6'2''-G/F-92) of Christopher Newport Francis Arnold (5'8''-G) of Delaware Valley Duncan Lunsford (6'3''-F) of Keystone Midwest Player of the Year: Tyler Peters (6'4''-G) of Wheaton (Ill.) Coach of the Year: Chris Bunch of Webster Rookie of the Year: Ty Sabin (6'2''-G) of Ripon
Julian Strickland (6'3''-G) of Rose-Hulman Brandon Gries (6'1''-G) of St. Norbert Tyler Peters of Wheaton (Ill.) Andrew Ziemnik (6'5''-F-92) of Illinois Wesleyan Chris Klimek (6'5''-F-91) of Washington U. Second Team Alan Aboona (6'1''-G-92) of Washington U. Kam Cerroni (6'1''-G) of St. Norbert Malcom Kelly (6'0''-PG-86) of Carthage Austin Stueck (6'3''-F) of Milwaukee School of Eng. Landon Gamble (6'6''-F) of North Central (Ill.) Third Team Chris Siebert (6'2''-G) of Lawrence Jack Taylor (5'10''-PG) of Grinnell Ryan Hicks (6'6''-F/C-92) of Defiance Brady Slagle (6'6''-F) of MacMurray Justin Ward (6'9''-F) of Lakeland Northeast Player of the Year: Aaron Toomey (6'1''-G) of Amherst Coach of the Year: Mitch Oliver of Albertus Magnus Rookie of the Year: Joey Flannery (6'4''-F) of Babson
Aaron Toomey of Amherst Darius Watson (6'5''-G) of Albertus Magnus Ryan Sheehan (6'4''-F) of Nichols Joey Flannery (6'4''-F) of Babson Michael Mayer (6'9''-C) of Williams Second Team Joey Kizel (6'0''-PG) of Middlebury Mike Garrow (6'4''-G-91) of Eastern Connecticut Sam Longwell (6'3''-G) of WPI Joshua Ford (6'4''-F) of Mitchell John Swords (7'0''-C) of Bowdoin Third Team Quarry Greenaway (6'3''-G) of Johnson and Wales Matthew Hart (6'2''-G) of Hamilton Duncan Robinson (6'7''-F) of Williams Carl Joseph (6'5''-F-93) of Mass-Boston Dane Jobst (6'5''-F) of Worcester State Fourth Team Lambros Papalambros (6'4''-G) of Curry Brian Salzillo (6'0''-PG-92) of Eastern Connecticut Victor Ljuljdjuraj (6'8''-F) of Albertus Magnus Chris Burton (6'6''-F-93) of Rhode Island College Chris Hudnut (6'8''-C) of Colby South Player of the Year: DJ Woodmore (6'3''-G) of Virginia Wesleyan Coach of the Year: Jason Zimmerman of Emory Rookie of the Year: Devan Gregory (6'3''-G) of Greensboro
Larry Thomas (6'1''-G-93) of Birmingham-Southern DJ Woodmore of Virginia Wesleyan Jake Davis (6'5''-F-91) of Emory Kyle Schleigh (6'6''-F) of Texas-Dallas Jaumonee Byrd (6'6''-C) of Maryville (Tenn.) Second Team AJ Myres (5'10''-PG) of Schreiner Robert Kitzinger (6'7''-SG) of Trinity (Texas) Dwayne Patterson (6'5''-F) of Concordia (Texas) Andre Simon (6'4''-F) of Randolph-Macon Khobi Williamson (6'7''-C-92) of Hampden-Sydney Third Team Avery Green (6'1''-G) of Shenandoah Donovan Whiteside (6'3''-G) of Centre Derrick Jefferson (6'3''-F-91) of Hardin-Simmons Jamal Pullen (6'4''-F/G) of Ferrum David Falk (6'6''-C) of Eastern Mennonite West Player of the Year: Tyler Tillema (6'3''-G) of UW-Stevens Point Coach of the Year: Dan Kosmoski of St. Olaf Rookie of the Year: Colby Taylor (6'6''-F) of Central
Tyler Tillema of UW-Stevens Point Dustin McConnell (5'11''-PG) of Whitworth Trevor Hass (6'4''-G-92) of UW-Stevens Point Matt Greenfield (6'8''-F) of Central Dan Kornbaum (6'9''-C) of Augsburg Second Team Tyler Gaffaney (6'4''-G) of Claremont-Mudd-Scripps KJ Evans (6'3''-G) of UW-Whitewater Sean Atkins (6'4''-F) of George Fox John Androus (6'5''-F) of Luther Charlie Cross (6'8''-C) of UW-Platteville Third Team Ryan Milne (5'9''-PG) of Colorado College Bryce Williamson (6'0''-G) of Crown Daniel Zitani (6'6''-F) of Pacific Galen Holzhueter (6'2''-F) of Martin Luther Taylor Hanson (6'5''-F) of Carleto Late Comeback Lifts West All-Stars to win in Reese's Division III All-Star Game - Apr 5, 2014 Kyle Schleigh (6'6''-F) (UT-Dallas) and Richie Bonney (6'6''-F) (Hobart) powered a balanced attack with 15 points apiece as the West All-Stars led a comeback in the final nine minutes to top the East All-Stars, 104-101, in the Reese's Division III College All-Star game Saturday afternoon at the Salem Civic Center. Reese's is the official candy partner of the NCAA. The East All-Stars, who were led by Andre Nixon (6'3''-G) (Purchase) with 20 points, led 52-46 at halftime and held the lead for most of the second half. A layup by Bonney with 8:17 to play tied the score at 86-86 and the West never trailed again. David Langan (6'8''-C-91) (Wesley) and Schleigh followed with baskets before another Bonney score gave the West a 93-86 advantage. Two free throws by Nixon with 1:30 remaining cut the West lead to two points before Jared Suderley (6'6''-F-91) (Hartwick) scored on a layup with 23 seconds left to seal the win. Langan led coach Bill Leatherman 's (Bridgewater) West team with 13 rebounds and DJ Woodmore (6'3''-G) (Virginia Wesleyan) added 10. Langan and Adam Honig (6'1''-G) (Dickinson) each scored 14 points while Woodmore and Tyler Peters (6'4''-G) (Wheaton) added 13 points apiece. Mike Garrow (6'4''-G-91) (Eastern Connecticut) had 10 rebounds for the East, coached by Charlie Brock (Springfield). Darius Watson (6'5''-G) (Albertus Magnus) and Michael Woods (6'3''-G) (York, N.Y.) each scored 14 points while Dillon Stith (6'5''-F) (St. Vincent) and Dan Kornbaum (6'9''-C) (Augsburg) contributed 13 points each. WEST ALL-STARS 104 Kyle Schleigh of Texas Dallas Richie Bonney of Hobart David Langan of Wesley Adam Honig of Dickinson DJ Woodmore of Va.Wesleyan Tyler Peters of Wheaton, IL Brandon Gries (6'1''-G) of St.Norbert Jared Suderley of Hartwick Julian Strickland (6'3''-G) of Rose-Hulman EAST ALL-STARS 101 Andre Nixon of Purchase Darius Watson of Albertus Magnus Michael Woods of York, NY Dillon Stith of St.Vincent Dan Kornbaum of Augsburg Doug Thorpe (5'9''-PG-91) of Wooster Mike Garrow of E.Connecticut Charlie Cross (6'8''-C) of Wisc.-Platteville Tyler Tillema (6'3''-G) of Wisc.-Stevens Point Courtesy of NABC | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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