High Performance

Basketball New South Wale’s High-Performance Program serves to identify, develop, and foster the skills of young athletes.

Basketball NSW High-Performance Programs

Basketball NSW’s High-Performance Program (HPP) serves to identify, develop, and foster the skills of young athletes who aspire to compete at the representative, national, and international levels of basketball.

Basketball NSW’s HPP is:

–          athlete focused
–          coach driven, and
–          admin supported.

 

Underpinned by Association and Development basketball programs

The HPP is underpinned by Association and Development basketball programs designed to support stakeholders, allowing them to provide quality service to their many athletes and coaches, in turn driving more players and coaches into the High-Performance pathway.

Coach development runs parallel to the player development, ensuring that coaches can develop and progress through a similar pathway to athletes. It also ensures that there are quality and committed coaches to staff the program.

State Performance Program (SPP)

The program exists to assist in identifying, developing, and preparing athletes in the Under 16 & Under 18 age group and Wheelchair to represent New South Wales at the National Championships. 

The weekly workouts and camps venues will be released at a later date post High Performance trials.

The program involves athletes in the following age groups:

  • U15
  • U16
  • U17
  • U18

The SPP Program for Wheelchair Athletes ages are as follows:

  • Boys U12-U23
  • Girls U12-U25

Click HERE for more information about the 2024 Wheelchair State Performance Program.
Click HERE for more information about Wheelchair Basketball.

Developing Athlete Program (DAP)

The Developing Athlete Program (DAP) underpins the SPP. DAP operates in Metro NSW.

From the athletes perspective, there is a strong focus on the identification, development, and support of individuals aged 13-15.

The Developing Athlete Program also serves as a platform to develop and educate aspiring elite coaches. Basketball NSW will provide expert coaching with elements of mentoring, training, education and support.

Athletes that are selected into DAP will be required to attend a weekly individual session during terms 1 and 2. The weekly workouts will be in the morning approx 6:15am-7:30am.

SPP Wheelchair

First Name Family Name
Noah Ayres
Brad Burns
Zara Campion
Saxon Carr
Ahmad Chatah
Evander Conroy
Breanna Fisk
Jackson Gray
Luke Greco
Lilly Groves
Max Groves
Ethan Hallak
Cameron Hughes
Daniel Jemison
Dylan Molloy
Hamish Muir
Tallow Ra
Talyn Reedy
Caitlin Reid
Victoria Simpson
Rafferty Stevens
Mikayla Tuppurainen
DAP 2024/25

Girls

U14 Metro Girls
First Name Surname Association
Rainne Acuna Penrith Panthers
Renee Anyakoha Bankstown Bruins
Anya Bhatia Hills Hornets
Luella Carneiro Sutherland Sharks
Xingxiao Chen Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Spiders
Keira Dawson Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Audrey Edwards Penrith Panthers
Emma Fogale Norths Bears
Annabella Giliberti Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Spiders
Lauren Hack Hills Hornets
Jaleah Harris Penrith Panthers
Georgia Haynes Norths Bears
Kayla Hill Sutherland Sharks
Jayda Isherwood Hills Hornets
Merkita Jaeger Penrith Panthers
Lily Kee Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Sophia Kirkland Inner West Bulls
Hailey Lam Hills Hornets
Jocelyn Liu Hills Hornets
Sofia LopezFisher Inner West Bulls
Bethany Loyman Bankstown Bruins
Mary Makasian Inner West Bulls
Maddison Mazzitelli Sutherland Sharks
Ava McAuley Hills Hornets
Chelsea Meli Hills Hornets
Zahra Payten Sydney Comets
Jaeda Petterson Penrith Panthers
Heidi Pluess-Timm Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Maple Reddy Sutherland Sharks
Skeeter Reddy Sutherland Sharks
Josephine Rolfe Sydney Comets
Amelia Russell Sydney Comets
Isabelle Salz Norths Bears
Jasmine Sammut Hills Hornets
Madeleine Skates Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Spiders
Alexa Stamatatos Sydney Comets
Sahara Taumalolo Bankstown Bruins
Amelia Truica Sutherland Sharks
Yuyang Wang Norths Bears
Birrindaani Welsh Sydney Comets

 

U15 Metro Girls
First Name Surname Association
Milica Alavanja Bankstown Bruins
Liliana Anthony-Ligaiviu Bankstown Bruins
Chloe Baffo Penrith Panthers
Annabella Bayley Hills Hornets
Kayleigh Burke Hornsby Ku-Ring Gai Spiders
Isobel Campbell Penrith Panthers
Kaylene Chiu Norths Bears
Dilara Colak Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Talia Colak Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Leana Colman Sutherland Sharks
Sophie Connor Bankstown Bruins
Sasha Conyngham Sydney Comets
Gracie Curtis Bankstown Bruins
Aimee Danieli Sydney Comets
Atalya Dent Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Yoko Field Sydney Comets
Zoey Hayward Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Zoe Heuston Hills Hornets
Jacqueline Ibarburu Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Portia Kearney Hills Hornets
Emily King Bankstown Bruins
Sophia Kirievskaya Sydney Comets
Alexandra Kirkbride Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Tyra Lee-Hang Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Sienna Livermore Norths Bears
Mikayla Martin Hills Hornets
Isabelle McCullagh Norths Bears
Molly Mein Norths Bears
Holly Mitchell Hornsby Ku-Ring Gai Spiders
Kira Petterson Penrith Panthers
Sophia Potloka Hills Hornets
Ruby Prasad Bankstown Bruins
Arianni Sebastian Hills Hornets
Zoe Sonkol-Mourtzakis Bankstown Bruins
Agatha StorchLees Norths Bears
Ava Wilcoxon Sutherland Sharks

 

U16 Metro Girls
First Name Surname Association
Hayley Angwin Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Spiders
Fin Carruthers Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Lara Daly Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Addison-Jane deLeon Sydney Comets
Mone DeVilliers Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Spiders
Ruby Ellis Norths Bears
Kayley Gapido Penrith Panthers
Isabelle Gaynor Norths Bears
Madeleine Gee Norths Bears
Sophia Kanbour Norths Bears
Mansaroop Kaur Penrith Panthers
Mila Knezevic Hills Hornets
Arianna Kouchakdjian Norths Bears
Milla Larratt Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Spiders
Dorothy Liu Hills Hornets
Mikayla MacKenzie Sutherland Sharks
Annika Munro Sutherland Sharks
Freja Nixey Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Dora Piliskic Sydney Comets
Georgina Thomson Norths Bears
DAP 2024/25

Boys

U14 Metro Boys
First Name Surname Association
Zane Antonopoulos Sydney Comets
Nathaniel Bolina Hills Hornets
Dreyson Boykin Bankstown Bruins
Edward Burke Norths Bears
Xavier Custodio Hills Hornets
Zion Dixon Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Luca Escribano Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Christopher Evanian Sydney Comets
Leandro Fernandez-Maldonado West Sydney Wolves
Leo Flaye-Poulson Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Mason Gapido Hills Hornets
Petar Glamocanin Sydney Comets
Zane Goodall Sydney Comets
Dominik Gric Sutherland Sharks
Judd Hammond St George Saints
Floyd Henderson Norths Bears
Lukin Hodgson Hills Hornets
Sahil Jain West Sydney Wolves
Quade Kohonen Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Xavier Kordahi Bankstown Bruins
Xavier Lefevre Sydney Comets
Franklin Little Hills Hornets
Viliami McKenzie Hills Hornets
Hudson McLaren Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Tony Moussa Hills Hornets
James Neyenhuys Sutherland Sharks
Ethan Punch Sutherland Sharks
Onyx Reyes Blacktown Storm
Deron Sarsonas Blacktown Storm
Jett Solomona Penrith Panthers
Caleb Son Sydney Comets
Archer Soriano Penrith Panthers
Orlando Stojanovski St George Saints
Eizak Sylvester Penrith Panthers
Michael Taefu Penrith Panthers
Andrew Tem Hills Hornets
Edward Timmins Norths Bears
Myles Wagner-Jordan Sydney Comets
Harrison Wright Inner West Bulls
Zac Zilioli Manly Warringah Sea Eagles

 

U15 Metro Boys
First Name Surname Association
Max Abusah Norths Bears
Isaiah Balangon Hills Hornets
Mayon Bandaranayaka Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Nikola Bastac Sydney Comets
Luke Bovis Hornsby Ku-Ring Gai Spiders
Maksim Bozic Camden Valley Wildfire
Hunter Capulong Bankstown Bruins
Patrick Chessell Sydney Comets
Dallas Clark Penrith Panthers
Logan Coleman Penrith Panthers
Zac Dalton Sydney Comets
Charlie Frost Sutherland Sharks
Remy Garvey Norths Bears
Ethan Henderson Penrith Panthers
Jayden Janto Bankstown Bruins
Leo Kaplan Sydney Comets
Joshua Kopp Sydney Comets
Jeremy Lenthen Norths Bears
Shuya Li Bankstown Bruins
Samuel Linsell Hills Hornets
Harlan` Meany Norths Bears
Nicholas Mendelevitz Hills Hornets
Thiago Mironow Penrith Panthers
Jacob Onyema Hornsby Ku-Ring Gai Spiders
Josiah Owiti Penrith Panthers
Erick Pascual Penrith Panthers
Zac Ryan Hawkesbury Jets
Reggie Stafford Norths Bears
Jeremy Susanto Sydney Comets
Stephen Tem Hills Hornets
Isaiah Toledo Sydney Comets
Coen Watson Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Nicholas Woodside Sutherland Sharks
Decker Yang Hornsby Ku-Ring Gai Spiders
Sherwin Yeung Camden Valley Wildfire

 

U16 Metro Boys
First Name Surname Association
Elias AbiAbdallah Bankstown Bruins
Caleb Abidin Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Spiders
Luca Algie Bankstown Bruins
Beau Brown Penrith Panthers
Oliver Burns Sydney Comets
Benjamin Cammack Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Izaiah Constanti Sydney Comets
William Evans Norths Bears
Matthew Fang Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Spiders
Jack Gilpin Penrith Panthers
Ceefah Lemiri Blacktown Storm
Kobe Manu Sydney Comets
Buyanerdene Munkhbold Norths Bears
Henry O’Neil Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Spiders
Lachlan Raeburn Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Spiders
Cooper Skinner West Sydney Wolves
Bastian Tsiamis Norths Bears
Dominic Zhao Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Spiders
SPP 2024/25

Country Girls

First Name Family Name Association
Rose Bond Newcastle Falcons
Addison Bonham Illawarra Hawks
Indy Bradley Illawarra Hawks
Ella Broderick Port Macquarie Dolphins
Isabelle Burns Newcastle Falcons
Sarah Campbell Illawarra Hawks
Kalani Chambers Illawarra Hawks
Molly Coble Illawarra Hawks
Taylah Curtis Illawarra Hawks
Hayley DeFriskbom Maitland Mustangs
Hazel-Mae Edmonds Queanbeyan Roadrunners
Priya Fawcett Central Coast Rebels
Poppy Fruean Albury Cougars
Grace Garwood Central Coast Rebels
Jazzy Gordon Dubbo Rams
Mackenzie Hassan Griffith Demons
Elley Hawken Central Coast Rebels
Sosha Hellman Norths Bears
Lucy Hocking Albury Cougars
Josephine Irvin Leeton Eagles
Kira Juffermans Coffs Harbour Suns
Zoe Keeble Newcastle Falcons
Samantha Kerr Narrandera Knights
Grace Lane Illawarra Hawks
Ellie Lyons Albury Cougars
Kijana McCowan Albury Cougars
Isabel Morgan Newcastle Falcons
Natalie Nawauwi Coffs Harbour Suns
Daniella Otto Maitland Mustangs
Alina Pasakarnis Illawarra Hawks
Tully Pickering Dubbo Rams
Olivia Pupovac Illawarra Hawks
Lillian Ragan Illawarra Hawks
Summer Riddle Newcastle Falcons
Charlotte Roder Central Coast Rebels
Isabelle Spruce Newcastle Falcons
Lily Spruce Newcastle Falcons
Zara Suka Illawarra Hawks
Millie Sutcliffe Dubbo Rams
Lara Tillott Central Coast Rebels
Jordyn Townsend Queanbeyan Roadrunners
Lucy Turner Dubbo Rams
Emerson Wallace Newcastle Falcons
SPP 2024/25

Country Boys

First Name Family Name Association
Zain Abbas Newcastle Falcons
Billy Blair Byron Beez
Joshua Boyle Sydney Comets
Reid Bradley Illawarra Hawks
Diyah Brown Newcastle Falcons
Lucas Campbell Illawarra Hawks
James Chalmers Griffith Demons
Jett Chaniotis Bathurst Goldminers
Cooper Crowe Mudgee Lakers
William Dobbins Maitland Mustangs
William Dooley Central Coast Rebels
Edem Dowling Illawarra Hawks
Marley Fawcett Central Coast Rebels
Noah Fenton Newcastle Falcons
Ben Flegeltaub Albury Cougars
Jacob Fox Newcastle Falcons
Hendrix Fry Illawarra Hawks
Rohan Greentree Newcastle Falcons
Snow Harland-Wright Illawarra Hawks
Edison Kaluski Newcastle Falcons
Oliver Keene Illawarra Hawks
Brodi Kirby Sydney Comets
Lado Kuron Wagga Wagga Heat
Aki Langford Illawarra Hawks
James Lezcano Illawarra Hawks
Solomon Liu Illawarra Hawks
Slater Luckey Newcastle Falcons
Thomas Mack Albury Cougars
Rory Milross-Rose Illawarra Hawks
Maximillian Morton Albury Cougars
Samson Nathan Newcastle Falcons
Samuel Pagotto Port Macquarie Dolphins
Mason Potestas Central Coast Rebels
Benjamin Romer Port Macquarie Dolphins
Jack Rumble Port Macquarie Dolphins
Riley Saville Illawarra Hawks
Max Stiff Bathurst Goldminers
Charlie Sutton Albury Cougars
Jayden Tawake Maitland Mustangs
Hugh Teasel Maitland Mustangs
Logan Tupaea Central Coast Rebels
Isaac Turton Illawarra Hawks
Jarrah Vandenberg Newcastle Falcons
SPP 2024/25

Metro Girls

First Name Family Name Association
Eden Allie Bankstown Bruins
Nadia Aukuso Sydney Comets
Angelina Bezzina Sydney Comets
Ashanti Capulong Bankstown Bruins
Sasha Clague Norths Bears
Sienna Clark Hills Hornets
Maya Collisson Penrith Panthers
Charlotte D’Morias Hills Hornets
Sophie Dix Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Ebony Dixon Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Virginia Dixon Norths Bears
Rebecca Donnelly Norths Bears
Alicia Fevre Hills Hornets
Adelaide Filemu Bankstown Bruins
Sienna Fishpool Norths Bears
Evie Gauci Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Evie Gooding Sutherland Sharks
Lola Gralton Norths Bears
Lani Gremmo Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Caitlyn Grima Hills Hornets
Malki Halwala Sydney Comets
Olivia Hastings Norths Bears
Abbey Hush Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Llianna Jacob Bankstown Bruins
Sophia Johansson Penrith Panthers
Khadijah Kalananda Bankstown Bruins
Persaiyce Kiriau-Paulo Penrith Panthers
Emma Klarenaar Norths Bears
Emma Lukell Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Izabella Mansory Norths Bears
Rykkah Mareta-Manu Penrith Panthers
Lauren Martin Penrith Panthers
Azaria Maua Bankstown Bruins
Aliya Medrzejewski Bankstown Bruins
Mia Minshall Sydney Comets
Holly Mulheron Hills Hornets
Summer Paki Hills Hornets
Kaila Proctor Bankstown Bruins
Emma Rojas Penrith Panthers
Kymeesha Shillingsworth Sydney Comets
Marley Sialeipata Sydney Comets
Peyton Skinner Hills Hornets
Angel-Jade Stamatatos Sydney Comets
Kayla Strachan Hills Hornets
Angela Tako Penrith Panthers
Victoria Veleski Sutherland Sharks
Olive Waters Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Octavia Williams Norths Bears
Eliza Wilson Sutherland Sharks
SPP 2024/25

Metro Boys

First Name Family Name Association
Obi Adler Norths Bears
Christian Adviento Hills Hornets
Lucas Ajaka Norths Bears
Orlando Arraiza Hills Hornets
Sam Baldwin Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Benjamin Barnett Norths Bears
Kingsley Barnett Hills Hornets
Lachlan Booth Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Spiders
Jasper Boreham Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Antonio Browne Bankstown Bruins
Uriel Clarke Norths Bears
Beau Coleman Penrith Panthers
James Cossey Norths Bears
Bol Diing Norths Bears
Rilpuou Dut Blacktown Storm
Curtis Evic Bankstown Bruins
Sam Galway Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Jordan Gao Norths Bears
Jacob Gigante Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Spiders
Bailey Hanson Norths Bears
Cooper Hanson Norths Bears
Marcus Heuston Hills Hornets
Eli Horsfield Bankstown Bruins
Emin Joldic Norths Bears
Jacob Kimball Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Archie Lucas Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Harrison McGeachie Norths Bears
Kayden McReynolds Hills Hornets
Thomas Moloney Norths Bears
Thomas Moncrieff Hornsby Ku-Ring Gai Spiders
Samuel O’Donnell Norths Bears
Zion Okeke Hills Hornets
Oluwakorede Olutayo Sydney Comets
Jamaal Osikoya Blacktown Storm
Darius Potloka Hills Hornets
Austin Prosser Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Will Rintoul Sydney Comets
Kostas Saisanas Bankstown Bruins
Luka Stevanovic Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
August Straker Penrith Panthers
Lado Sule Blacktown Storm
Zachary Thompsett Hills Hornets
Kingston Tutani Bankstown Bruins
Nikola Valkovic Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Max Venardos Bankstown Bruins
Liam Vilsoen Hills Hornets
Finn Whymper-Williams Norths Bears
Marley Wilczek West Sydney Wolves
Jagger Wilson-Holtz Norths Bears
BNSW High Performance Selection trials FAQ’s
Q. What are the HPP trial dates for the 2026 programs?

23-24 August

  • U14 Country trials at Breakers Indoor Sports Centre

30-31 August

  • U16 Country trials at Maitland Federation Centre

30 August

  • U14 Metro trials at TBC

31 August

  • U15 Metro trials at PCYC Hawkesbury

6 September

  • U16 Metro trials at PCYC Hawkesbury

13-14 September

  • U18 Country trials at Maitland Federation Centre

14 September

  • U18 Metro trials at PCYC Hawkesbury
Q. What age does my child have to be to be eligible for selection?

A. Date of births are listed for all age groups trials. Athletes outside the age groups are not eligible to trial.

Q. What programs can my child be selected for?

A. Once athletes have registered for trials, they will be sent a “google” form to complete stating which programs/events they would like to be considered for selection.

Q. What is the selection criteria?

A. To be selected for BNSW Programs/Development Tours/D-League/ State teams, athletes must display elements of the following:

  • Demonstrates ability to compete within the age group
  • Athletic ability eg. speed, height, quick hands and strength
  • Display the potential or ability to compete successfully at the national level
  • Display the necessary work ethic and attitude to improve as a player
  • Potential to be socially compatible and display a sense of “team ethic” within a group
  • Be highly receptive to coaching
  • Demonstrated desire to succeed not only in basketball, but in educational, vocational and personal life
  • Outstanding desire and commitment to working hard at improving mental, physical and basketball skills
  • Demonstrated ability to uphold Basketball NSW ‘Blues’ Culture (to be outlined)

Subjectivity is an unavoidable element of selection.

Q. What is the Selection Process?

A. The athlete’s potential to meet the selection criteria may be assessed by the BNSW General Manager of Coaching and Development, the BNSW High-Performance coaching staff, as well as the State and Age Group Head Coaches and/or a panel nominated senior network coaches. The BNSW staff will ultimately be responsible for the final selections.

Q. What is the difference between High Performance Trials and State trials?

A. High Performance trials are for athletes interested in being selected for our State Performance Program (SPP) and Developing Athlete Program (DAP). The trials also serve as selection opportunities for athletes interested in BNSW Development Tours/Events in January as well as D-League.

State trials are only for those athletes interested in making NSW State teams who compete at the National Championships.

Q. What is the difference between the State Performance Program (SPP) and the Developing Athlete Program (DAP)?

A. SPP is BNSW’s top tier High-Performance program. It is a skill-based program that also involves some teaching of BNSW style of play concepts. The program exists to assist in identifying, developing, and preparing athletes for States teams and future representation at the next level.
Athletes that are selected into SPP will be required to attend weekly individual sessions supervised by network coaches under the guidance of the BNSW HP Coaching staff during terms 4 and 1.

DAP underpins the SPP. It operates in Metro only. It is also a skill-based program that is aimed at athletes in the U14-U17 age range? Athletes are required to attend weekly individual sessions supervised by network coaches under the guidance of the BNSW HP Coaching staff during terms 1 and 2.

Q. Do you have to be in the State Performance Program (SPP) to make a State team?

A. No. It is not compulsory for athletes to be in the SPP to make a State team. However, the SPP provides athletes an opportunity to develop their skills and knowledge of the game which may assist with their continued development as a player.

Q. What happens if I am unable to trial due to injury or sickness?

A. We understand that sometimes things come up that prevent athletes from trialing. Athletes may submit a “special consideration” form to still be considered for selection (this may be obtained from BNSW). Athletes will still be required to register online and pay the trial fee. They must also submit any documentation as well (such as medical certificates). It should be noted that submitting a “special consideration” form does not mean athletes will automatically be selected. If not selected, any trial fees may be refunded.

Q: Why was there an athlete selected that was not at the trial?

A: From time to time, and athlete will be unavailable to trial due to a range of valid reasons. These include injury, illness, school commitments, higher level sports commitments, and family reasons, amongst others. Provided the athlete has gone through the steps to apply for “special consideration” prior to the trial, that athlete may still be considered for selection.

In this situation the athlete will be assessed against the same selection criteria as all the athletes in attendance, and their past performances at BNSW events may be used to assess whether or not they meet the criteria.

If an athlete has not been seen by selectors, their local coach will be consulted to provide their view of the athlete against the selection criteria. This will be taken into consideration, but ultimately it is difficult to select an athlete that was not in attendance at trials and has not participated in any BNSW events previously.

Q: Why wasn’t my child selected? They perform better than an athlete that was selected at a local or association level and they were top scorer in the BNSW competitions?

A: Whilst an athlete’s past performance may provide some good feedback to the selection panel, the purpose of conducting trials is to see how athletes perform in a structured training environment against their peers. An athlete’s “statistics” at Domestic, Association, or School level are not taken into account and are often very misleading.

BNSW network and High-Performance staff will never discuss another child’s performance with you, just as we wouldn’t discuss your child with another parent. At the end of the day, the athletes that the selection panel believes best meet the above criteria are the ones selected.

Q. Will feedback be provided to athletes who are not selected at trials?

A. Unfortunately it is not possible to provide feedback to athletes regarding non-selection due to the number of athletes that attend trials. However, general feedback may be provided to the group as a whole on the conclusion of the day of trials.

Q: My child wasn’t selected, does that mean they have no future in Basketball?

A: No. Subjectivity is an unavoidable element of the selection process. Selectors never profess to get selections right every time. There are various pathways that athletes may follow to achieve their basketball dreams. We encourage all athletes that were not selected to continue to work on their game and trial in future years.

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