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Trotter, James Kent2

Svajda, Zachary1

Fancutt, Thomas0

Krueger, Mitchell2

Smith, Keegan1

Kudla, Denis2

Nava, Emilio2

Boitan, Gabi Adrian0

Maloney, Patrick2

Clark, Ezekiel0

Fanselow, Sebastian2

Grant, William0

Kozlov, Stefan2

Kirchheimer, Strong1

Cassone, Murphy2

Cid Subervi,Roberto0

Duckworth,James2

Alex Kodat, Toby0

Vandecasteele, Quinn2

Kuzuhara, Bruno1

Ponwith, Nathan0

Kypson, Patrick2

Sandgren,Tennys2

Handel, Tim1

Rubin, Noah

Tien, Learner

Mayo, Aidan0

Quinn, Ethan2

Kwiatkowski, Thai-Son2

Chappell, Nick0

Rubin, Noah2

Pecotic, Matija1

Lucas,Gerch0

Brady, Patrick2

Kwiatkowski, Thai-Son2

Trotter, James Kent0

Vandecasteele, Quinn2

Krueger, Mitchell1

Rubin, Noah0

Kudla, Denis2

Nava, Emilio2

Brady, Patrick0

Duckworth,James2

Maloney, Patrick0

Sandgren,Tennys2

Fanselow, Sebastian0

Quinn, Ethan2

Kozlov, Stefan1

Cassone, Murphy0

Kypson, Patrick2

Quinn, Ethan2

Kwiatkowski, Thai-Son1

Duckworth,James2

Vandecasteele, Quinn0

Sandgren,Tennys1

Kudla, Denis2

Nava, Emilio1

Kypson, Patrick2

Kudla, Denis0

Quinn, Ethan2

Duckworth,James0

Kypson, Patrick2

Quinn, Ethan1

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