Archery Guyana Athletes bring Home 44 Medals – 22 Gold, 12 Silver, 10 Bronze in a Record-Breaking Performance in Trinidad.

The Golden Arrowhead soared high in Trinidad and Tobago at the 2025 Caribbean Development Championships (CDC), where Team Guyana delivered an exceptional display of talent, precision, and teamwork amassing an incredible 44 medals across individual, doubles, and mixed team events in the annual archery tournament.

This outstanding performance at the 7th CDC, firmly establishes Guyana as a regional powerhouse in the sport of Archery, with Guyanese athletes excelling across multiple divisions, bow types and classes from beginners to senior categories. Guyana fielded 31 Athletes of the 262 total archers hailing from 11 countries, together with 11 Officials including parents and other athlete support personnel.

Guyana’s Medal Summary

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Individual Standouts

Guyana’s archers showed their strong form and delivered quality performances across all bow categories. Shooting the Individual Qualification round on 24 October 2025 at the Marvin Lee Stadium, our archer not only managed to out rank many in their categories, some were able to crush standing records once again leaving their names etched in the World Archery Americas Tournament as others did before them.

Our Gold medal champions were:

* Ravish Singh – Compound Beginner Under 15 Men
* Brandon Cummings – Barebow Beginner Under 15 Men
* Samiyyah La Cruez – Barebow Beginner Under 15 Women
* Nolan Gray – Barebow Beginner Senior Men
* Suzanne Affonso – Barebow Beginner Senior Women
* Saifullah Gani – Recurve Developmental Under 18/21 Men
* Mehandra Chatargum – Barebow Developmental Senior Men/Women
* Jeewanram Persaud – Recurve Amateur Senior Men
* Julie-Ann Williams – Recurve Amateur Senior Women
* Teemahall Lall – Barebow Amateur Senior Men

Doubles & Mixed Team Success

Guyana also showcased its collaborative strength through multiple podium finishes in doubles and mixed-team events, often pairing successfully with athletes from other Caribbean nations, a true embodiment of regional unity in sport.

Among the team events, Guyanese athletes who won Gold medals:

* Keziah Archer & Daniel Cox - Recurve Beginners Under 15 Men Doubles
* Suzanne Affonso & Eslyne Gomes - Barebow Beginners Senior Women Doubles
* Nolan Gray & Trevaughn Waldron - Barebow Beginners Senior Men Doubles
* Samiyyah La Cruez & Brandon Cummings - Barebow Beginners Under 15 Mixed Team
* Julie-Ann Williams & Jeewanram Persaud - Recurve Amateur Senior Mixed Team
* Saifullah Gani (Guy) & Divya Jiandani (VIN) - Recurve Developmental Under 18/21 Mixed Team

The team’s remarkable performance was expertly guided by Team Manager and Head Coach Mr. Ryan McKinnon, a World Archery Level 2 Certified Coach. His leadership both on and off the field played a pivotal role in maintaining focus, team discipline, fostering unity among the team, and ensuring that every archer was mentally and technically prepared for competition.

President of Archery Guyana, Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, expressed immense pride in the team’s historic results: “This is a monumental moment for Archery Guyana Inc and for our nation. Our athletes have shown remarkable discipline, resilience, and unity, both on and off the field. To see so many Guyanese archers standing on the podium, including our youth, truly reflects the success of our developmental pathway and the dedication of our coaches and officials.”

She extended heartfelt thanks to the Guyana Olympic Association, the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, National Sports Commission, and sponsors including Guyana Beverages Inc., Massy Gas Products Inc., and other partners such as the Guyana Police Force, GRA Customs, and our athlete support personnel whose continued support made the team’s participation and success possible.

The Caribbean Development Championships, run by Continental Judges of World Archery Americas, is the region’s premier developmental tournament, bringing together archers from across the Caribbean, Latin America and South America to foster high-level competition and cultural exchange in this teaching tournament. The tournament was officially handed over to Archery Guyana for the 2026 instalment by the Trinidad and Tobago Archery Federation. President of the TTAF, Mr. Hasmat Ali in the handover to Archery Guyana’s Assistant Secretary Mr. Ryan McKinnon wished the Guyana Federation all success in hosting the 2026 tournament in Guyana.

Guyana’s remarkable 44-medal finish of the 2025 event along with our athletes continuing to shoot several record breaking scores in Caribbean archery establishes strong foothold in the sport in our region. This reflects the functioning of the country’s investment in youth development, training, coaching, officiating and all-inclusive growth under the Federation: Archery Guyana’s strategic plan.

Table of all Guyanese medalists

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Team Guyana Excels at Archery Caribbean Development Championships 2025

Guyana’s Archers are ready for action as the 7th Caribbean Development Championship Opens in Trinidad & Tobago on October 23, 2025 at the Marvin Lee Stadium.

Guyana proudly joined fellow Caribbean nations and WAA officials for the official practice session and opening ceremony today with the second largest contingent of the tournament. This is the second time being hosted by the twin island republic and Secretary General Mr Sergio Font has given thanks on behalf of WAA to the Trinidad and Tobago Archery Federation for hosting the event comprising of some 232 Athletes.

Held under the auspices of World Archery Americas, the CDC brings together developing and competitive archers from across 11 countries to strengthen technical skills, build camaraderie, and foster growth in the sport. The event runs from October 23–26, 2025, featuring a range of bow disciplines and categories. Technical Delegate and Chair of WAA Development Committee Mr Phil Graves noted in his remarks to the teams that this is known as a Teaching Tournament, and World Archery rules will be maintained.

Guyana’s delegation, comprising 31 athletes and 11 officials, represents one of the largest teams the country has ever fielded in the sport. The delegation is led by World Archery Level 2 and National Head Coach, Mr. Ryan McKinnon, who oversees the delegation’s performance, discipline, and adherence to international standards throughout the tournament. 

Also present at the Championships is Continental Judge, Mr. Gamal Mohammed, and past President of Archery Guyana, who is serving in his official capacity as part of the event’s technical team, ensuring fair and professional officiating across all categories.

Archery Guyana extends sincere appreciation to its valued sponsors and partners whose contributions made this participation possible:

Guyana Beverages Inc. (GBI):  for generously outfitting the entire delegation with branded team shirts, pursuant to the Memorandum of Understanding signed earlier this year with Archery Guyana;

Massy Gas Products Inc.: for their sponsorship support toward the second team's shirt ; and

Guyana Olympic Association (GOA): for its contribution toward athletes’ registration fees for the Championships.

President of Archery Guyana, Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, commended the team and expressed heartfelt thanks to sponsors: "We are proud to see our archers standing tall among their regional peers. Their participation at the CDC reflects the steady growth of the sport in Guyana, and we remain deeply grateful to our sponsors and partners for supporting our national development efforts.”

Team Guyana now prepares to compete with focus and determination as the Championships continue with Qualification round tomorrow and the finals over the weekend. The federation, along with all Guyanese supporters, extends best wishes to the delegation as they proudly fly the Golden Arrowhead high across the Caribbean Archery stage.

Go Team Guyana! 🏹


Team Guyana Takes Aim at the 2025 Caribbean Development Championship in Trinidad & Tobago

Guyana Beverages Inc. provides official shirts for the 42-member delegation representing Guyana at the 2025 Caribbean Development Championships.

Archery Guyana has extended heartfelt gratitude to Guyana Beverages Inc. (GBI) for fulfilling its commitment under the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed earlier this year between the two entities. Pursuant to this agreement, GBI provided branded official team shirts for Guyana’s national archery delegation heading to the 2025 Caribbean Development Championships (CDC).

The generous contribution outfitted 31 athletes and 11 officials, totalling 42 team shirts, ensuring a unified, professional, and patriotic appearance for Team Guyana as they prepare to represent the nation on the regional stage.

“We are deeply appreciative of the continued partnership and confidence shown by Guyana Beverages Inc.,” said Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, President of Archery Guyana. “This collaboration reflects the shared commitment of both organisations to youth empowerment, national pride, and sporting excellence. The team will proudly wear these colours as they represent Guyana at CDC 2025.”

Mr. Samuel Arjoon, General Manager of Guyana Beverages Inc., reaffirmed the company’s commitment to local sport development: "We are proud to support Team Guyana as they compete at the Caribbean Development Championships. Providing the official team shirts is a meaningful way for GBI to honour our MoU with Archery Guyana and to help our athletes present themselves with pride on the regional stage.”

Anita Lall, Marketing Manager of Guyana Beverages Inc., added: “Our partnership with Archery Guyana embodies GBI’s broader mission to invest in youth, health, and community development. We congratulate Team Guyana and wish them every success at the Championships.

Guyana Beverages Inc. is a leading manufacturer and distributor of quality beverages, committed to community engagement and the promotion of sport and youth development throughout Guyana. The company’s brands are household names across the country, and its corporate philosophy emphasises partnership, health, and national pride.


GBI Fulfils MoU Commitment with Archery Guyana Through Team Attire Support


Archery Guyana on October 14, 2025, received meaningful corporate support as Massy Gas Products (Guyana) Ltd. proudly joined hands with the national federation to assist its participation in the upcoming 7th Caribbean Development Championships (CDC), scheduled to take place in Trinidad and Tobago from October 22–28, 2025.

 Massy Gas Products (Guyana) Ltd has been serving Guyana for over 77 (seventy-seven) years as the leading distributor of Industrial, Medical and Liquified Petroleum Gases (LPG) in Guyana.


At a simple handover ceremony held at the company’s Head Office, Old Road, Eccles, East Bank Demerara, Mr. Afzal Karim, Assistant Vice President, Finance and Administration, presented a cheque to Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, President of Archery Guyana. The sponsorship from Massy Gas Products will go directly towards procuring uniformed team shirts for the Guyanese contingent, ensuring that athletes and officials proudly represent the nation in standardised national apparel during the regional event.


Guyana will field a delegation of thirty-one (31) athletes and eleven (11) officials, competing across the Recurve, Compound, and Barebow disciplines in the Beginner, Developmental, and Amateur categories, comprising athletes and officials from some of the affiliated archery clubs forming one of the largest teams ever fielded by Archery Guyana for an international competition.


Mrs. Persaud-McKinnon expressed deep appreciation on behalf of Archery Guyana, noting that the generous contribution will enhance the team’s sense of national pride and unity. She opined “This partnership with Massy Gas Products helps strengthen our efforts to build capacity, expand access to archery across Guyana, and present our athletes in a manner that reflects professionalism and national pride,” she remarked. “We are sincerely grateful for Massy Gas Products' support as we prepare to represent Guyana on the regional stage.”


In making the presentation, Mr. Karim commended Archery Guyana for its continued progress, noting Guyana’s recent participation at the Junior Panamerican Youth Championships. “Massy Gas Products is pleased to support Archery Guyana’s participation in the Caribbean Development Championships,” he said. “We are proud to contribute to initiatives that promote discipline, teamwork, and excellence,  qualities that resonate deeply with our company’s values.”


Archery Guyana extends heartfelt thanks to the management team and the Board of Directors of Massy Gas Products (Guyana) Ltd. for its valued partnership and unwavering support in advancing the Federation’s mission and helping showcase Guyana’s sporting talent at the regional level.


Massy Gas Products Supports Archery Guyana’s Participation in the upcoming Caribbean Development Championships

Archery Guyana is proud to announce that its President, Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, has been elected to serve on the Gender Equity and Inclusion Committee of World Archery at the 56th World Archery Congress held in Gwangju, Korea. This milestone coincided with the election of Greg Easton (USA) as the new President of World Archery, succeeding Prof. Dr. Ugur Erdener after two decades of transformative leadership.

Vidushi’s election is a historic achievement for Guyana, marking the first time the nation has secured a seat on one of World Archery’s permanent governance committees. The Gender Equity and Inclusion Committee plays a critical role in shaping international policies to ensure fairness, diversity, and equal opportunity across the sport.

“This moment is a proud one for Guyana,” said Persaud-McKinnon. “As World Archery enters a new era under President Greg Easton, I am honoured to contribute to advancing inclusion and equity worldwide. It is a privilege to represent Guyana, the Caribbean and the Americas on the international stage, ensuring that voices from small nations are part of the global conversation.”

Easton’s election continues a legacy of leadership within the sport, as he is the son of former president James Easton. His decisive win underscores the confidence the global archery community has placed in his vision for the future. His presidency and the strengthened representation of women and small nations like Guyana signal a new era of governance that embraces excellence, inclusivity, and global reach.

With this achievement, Archery Guyana reinforces its commitment to inclusivity, youth development, and international representation. Vidushi’s appointment ensures that Guyana will not only participate but also help shape the global direction of archery, while Easton’s presidency ushers in renewed vision and leadership at the helm of World Archery.


Guyana’s Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon Elected to World Archery Gender Equity and Inclusion Committee as Greg Easton Assumes Presidency

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Notice of Annual General Meeting 2025

A Landmark Achievement for Archery and Sport in Guyana

A Historic First for the Nation – Official Mascot “Kai the Keen-eyed Kiskadee” Unveiled

The Board of Directors of Archery Guyana is proud to announce that Guyana has been awarded the hosting rights for the 2026 Caribbean Development Archery Championships (CDC), a proud and historic milestone for the nation’s sporting landscape.

There are 32 member federations under the umbrella of World Archery Americas. However, only a subset of these were eligible to vote in the selection process for the CDC 2026 host: specifically, those English-speaking Caribbean federations that have participated in the CDC in the last three years or are English-speaking countries but have not yet competed.

Following a competitive bid process between Guyana and Jamaica, Mr. Sergio Font, Secretary-General of World Archery Americas confirmed that following the vote, Guyana has been awarded the hosting rights for the upcoming Championship.

This success follows Archery Guyana’s recent readiness exercise at the Leonora Track and Field Facility, where the federation hosted its 2025 Outdoor National Championships where the Federation demonstrated its growing capability and infrastructure to support high-level competition. 

President of the Federation, Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon stated: “We are humbled and honoured by this opportunity to host the 2026 Caribbean Development Archery Championships. On behalf of the Board of Directors of Archery Guyana, we express our deepest thanks to our regional colleagues for their support and trust. This moment belongs to all of Guyana, and we now look forward to working with stakeholders at every level to ensure an unforgettable and world-class event.”

To celebrate this momentous occasion, Archery Guyana is also proud to unveil the official mascot for 2026 Championships: “Kai the Keen-eyed Kiskadee”.

A vibrant embodiment of Guyanese identity, Kai is a Kiskadee, a bird common to all parts of Guyana, widely recognised and admired across the country. Named in homage to Kaieteur Falls, one of the most iconic and powerful waterfalls in the world, a symbol of Guyana’s natural beauty and strength, Kai brings charm, focus, and vibrant energy to our proposed hosting.

Kai’s eyes are large, animated, and focused, symbolising the discipline and precision of archery.

“Kai reflects the spirit of the Championships, bold, keen, and unmistakably Guyanese” said local designer, Mr. Nicholas Hing.

With this exciting opportunity ahead, Archery Guyana extends an open call to all archers, partners, sponsors, volunteers, and proud Guyanese to come on board and help make the 2026 Championships a bold statement of what Guyana can offer to the region and the world.

Let’s unite to deliver a warm Guyanese welcome to the Caribbean and Americas....... with Kai leading the way!

Email: archeryguyana@gmail.com[](archeryguyana@gmail.com) for more information.


Guyana to Host the 2026 Caribbean Development Archery Championships

Eight Medals for Guyana as 10 Archers Reach Elimination Rounds

The Caribbean Development Archery League (CDAL) is a remote archery competition sanctioned by World Archery Americas, designed specifically for beginner archers from English-speaking Caribbean federations. Its aim is to promote growth and development in the sport, offering foundational competitive experience to new athletes in preparation for future international events like the Caribbean Development Championships (CDC).

The National Federation, Archery Guyana is proud to report its outstanding results at the 2nd Annual CDAL 2025, with 40 local archers participating from various Clubs across Guyana, 10 advancing to the elimination rounds, and eight medals earned across several categories and bow disciplines.

This year’s showing follows Guyana’s historic debut at the inaugural CDAL 2024 last year, where Jermaine Kendall secured a silver medal, setting the tone for the country’s upward momentum in regional archery.

2025 Medalists from Guyana:

Recurve Men – 18m Extraordinary Beginner

* Gold: Timothy Russel
* Silver: Tyreck Paul
* Bronze: Dwain Albert

Recurve Women – 18m Extraordinary Beginner

* Silver: Chantal Lovell

Barebow Men – 18m Extraordinary Beginner

* Gold: Trevaughn Waldron
* Silver: Sohail Singh

Compound Men – 18m Extraordinary Beginner

* Silver: Ravish Singh

30m Beginner - Barebow Combined

* Bronze: Noval Hastings

President of Archery Guyana, Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, praised the athletes and the Federation’s committed team:

“This competition has proven that Guyana is cultivating world-class potential in our new archers. We commend every participant for their discipline and drive, and we celebrate our medallists for their exceptional performances.”

She also extended heartfelt recognition to Mr. Sanjay Jiandani, President of the Archery Association of St. Vincent & the Grenadines, for his tireless efforts in conceptualising, organising, and driving the CDAL initiative:

“Mr. Jiandani’s dedication has created a vital space for development and camaraderie among our regional archers. His work behind the scenes is deeply appreciated and has made all the difference in delivering a well-executed and meaningful league.”

As a remote competition, the CDAL allows archers to compete from their home countries while adhering to World Archery rules, with performance monitored and judged in real time. The league’s structure enables young archers to grow steadily, developing both confidence and skill ahead of higher-level international tournaments.

Archery Guyana thanks its dedicated coaches, judges, club officials, and supporters.


Guyana Shines at 2nd Annual Caribbean Development Archery League 2025


The Board of Directors of Archery Guyana is proud to announce that Lucas Chung and Karin Toppin, together with Coach Jeewanram Persaud, have been selected to participate in a prestigious High-Performance Training Camp in Asunción, Paraguay from August 2-6, 2025, ahead of Guyana’s historic debut in Archery at the 2025 Junior Pan American Games.

This exciting opportunity comes as a result of the activation of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Guyana Olympic Association (G.O.A.) and the Paraguayan Olympic Committee, which provided for the participation of one male athlete, one female athlete, and one coach in the training camp.

The selection was based on the winners and rankings from the 2024 Recurve Category competitions, ensuring that athletes were chosen on merit and recent performance. The female spot was initially offered to Roshini Boodhoo, the highest-ranked female recurve archer from 2024, who unfortunately had to decline due to personal reasons. The opportunity was then extended to second-ranked female recurve archer from 2024 Karin Toppin, who graciously accepted and will benefit from the full training experience.

Following the conclusion of the training camp, Karin Toppin will return to Guyana, while Lucas Chung and Coach Jeewanram Persaud will remain in Asuncion, Paraguay to represent Guyana in archery at the Junior Pan Am Games - a historic first for our country.

All associated costs, including airfare, internal transportation, accommodation, meals, and training, are fully covered under this international collaboration. Participants will receive:

* International air transportation
* Internal transfers to training venues
* Accommodation at the Olympic Park Hotel
* Full board (breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, dinner)
* Access to Olympic-standard training facilities
* Use of the Olympic Gymnasium and SND High-Performance Gym
* Support from a dedicated sports science department
* Structured training programmes with international coaches

This marks a proud and exciting moment for the Federation and the nation, as Guyana steps confidently into the Junior Pan American archery arena for the very first time.

The Board of Directors of Archery Guyana extends its sincere appreciation and thanks to President Godfrey Munroe and the Executive Committee of the Guyana Olympic Association for their leadership and continued commitment to athlete development. Their efforts in establishing and operationalising this MoU have directly contributed to expanding international opportunities for Guyana’s athletes.


Archery Guyana Athletes Selected for High-Performance Training Camp in Paraguay Ahead of Historic Junior Pan Am Games Debut

Last weekend, July 12–13, 2025, at the Leonora National Track & Field Centre marked a landmark event for Archery Guyana. Under brilliant skies and despite passing showers that added aesthetic drama, 40 dedicated archers competed fiercely across Recurve, Compound, and Barebow divisions. The Championships doubled as both a national ranking event and a marquee audition for future high-performance squads and international representation.

A lot of firsts were achieved for the Federation, for example, for the first time, the Federation hosted the 70m Olympic-standard shooting distances and a Team competition. Together, the high-level officials, Archery Judges, international targets and IANSEO scoring brought an international atmosphere. Day One featured qualification rounds, followed by the Elimination and Medal Finals on Day Two.

For the Opening Day remarks, President of the Federation, Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon set the tone, emphasising discipline, sportsmanship, and national pride. She reminded athletes, “Each arrow you shoot is a testament to your dedication… this is the proving ground for excellence.” She also acknowledged sponsors, field crew, judges, and introduced the officials as the Director of Shooting, Mr. Umasankar Madray, and Chairman of Judges, Ryan McKinnon.

Over the weekend, the Athletes proved their mettle in brief showers, showcasing discipline akin to global standards. There was diverse participation: Across men’s, women’s, and mixed divisions, veteran amateurs, developing talents, and beginners delivered performances that reflected Guyana’s growing depth in archery. The Nationals attracted independent archers from across Guyana and representatives from various clubs including QC Archers, The Archery Guild, Pro Archers, Bow Nation and Golden League Archery.

**Medallists**

Recurve Beginner Senior Men

* Gold - JOAO Christopher
* Silver - PAUL Tyreck 
* Bronze - ALBERT Dwain

Recurve Developmental Senior Men

* Gold - RODRIGUES Courtlee
* Silver -  DUNCAN Sean
* Bronze -  GANI Saifullah

Recurve Amateur Senior Men

* Gold - CHATARGUM Mehandra
* Silver -  CHUNG Lucas
* Bronze - GANI Faraad

Recurve Amateur Senior Women

* Gold - TOPPIN Karin
* Silver -  BOODHOO Roshini
* Bronze - WILLIAMS Julie-Ann

Compound Beginner Senior Men

* Gold - MANGRA Anand
* Silver -  TOPPIN Errol
* Bronze - SINGH Sohail

Barebow Beginner Senior Men/Women Combined

* Gold - GRAY Nolan
* Silver -  WALDRON Trevaughn
* Bronze - GOMES Eslyne

Barebow Beginner Under 21 Men

* Gold - CUMMINGS Brandon
* Silver -  FREDERICKS Nathan
* Bronze - COOBLALL Christopher

Barebow Beginner Under 21 Women

* Gold - LA CRUEZ Samiyyah
* Silver -  DANIELS Imani
* Bronze - CHUNILALL Emma

Barebow Developmental Senior Women

* Gold - GANI Fatima
* Silver -  PERSAUD Juanita
* Bronze - RAMNARAINE Melesa

Barebow Amateur Senior Men

* Gold - DOOKIE Richard
* Silver -  LALL Teemahall
* Bronze - PERCIVAL Jaza

Recurve Amateur Mixed Team

* Gold - BOODHOO Roshini, PERSAUD Jeewanram
* Silver -TOPPIN, Karin, CHATARGUM Mehandra
* Bronze - WILLIAMS Julie-Ann, CHUNG Lucas



The Championships were officiated with the highest standards:

Chairman: National Judge Ryan McKinnon

Judges: Continental & National Judge Gamal Mohamed, Judge Robert Singh, and President Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon

Scoring Team: IANSEO officials: Idrees Shakeem and Anoopa Ramdial ensured seamless, transparent scoring in real time.



Special thanks to:

Guyana Beverages Inc. – Oasis Water (official hydration partner)

Dr. Shannon DaSilva of Da Silva's Optical, Mrs. Alana King of Toucan Distributors, El Dorado Security Services, Mr. Halim Khan, and Medina Halaal Restaurant.

Director of Sport Mr. Steve Ninvalle, National Sports Commission and Hon. Minister Charles Ramson

President Persaud-McKinnon closed the event with heartfelt thanks: “From the first qualifying arrow to the final medal shot, your dedication has inspired us. Let us carry this momentum forward to upcoming regional and international competitions.”

Athletes, coaches, officials, volunteers, and sponsors received well-deserved kudos. Results have been integrated into the national ranking system. Archery Guyana is preparing for next-level competitions, leveraging the strong foundation built this weekend.


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