12 T
4th - 8th
19 T
4th - 8th
35 T
4th
8 T
4th
25 T
4th
10 T
4th
20 T
4th
15 T
4th
19 T
3rd - 4th
26 T
4th
15 T
4th
20 T
4th - 5th
6 T
4th
10 T
4th
10 T
4th
23 T
4th
10 T
4th
19 T
4th
20 T
4th
14 T
4th - 12th
10 T
4th
10 T
4th
20 T
4th
34 T
4th
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