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Barnegat Sophomore Places 43rd in First Meet of Champions

Angelina Colavita has a little whiteboard above her bed. “Anytime I have a goal in mind, I write it there, and it stays there until I hit it,” said the sophomore distance runner, who on Nov. 15 was Barnegat High School’s first girl ever to compete in the NJSIAA Cross Country Meet of Champions. “I wrote Meet of Champs on [.] The post Barnegat Sophomore Places 43rd in First Meet of Champions first appeared on The SandPaper.

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European Commission autumn forecasts in focus – ING

The post European Commission autumn forecasts in focus ING appeared com. In focus on a quiet Monday will be the European Commission’s autumn forecasts. In spring, the EC downgraded the 2025 and 2026 euro area GDP forecasts to 0. 9% and 1. 4% respectively, with inflation at 2. 5% and 1. 7%. It looks too soon to expect any major upgrades here, although eurozone GDP has been surprising slightly on the upside so far this year, ING’s FX analyst Chris Turner notes. Plenty of European Central Bank speakers on Monday “The next important set of releases for the euro will be Friday’s flash PMIs for November. Remember, these have been holding up quite well and are suggesting that businesses could be learning to live with the uncertain international environment here. Fascinating here are events in Germany, where any move to lock in lower energy prices for German industry would no doubt be very much welcomed by local industry. Let’s see whether these encouraging proposals can move ahead.” “The stronger US Dollar (USD) has dragged EUR/USD back to 1. 1600. We would expect some demand to come in should it correct lower to the 1. 1560/80 area. There are also plenty of European Central Bank speakers today. The main focus will probably be on Chief Economist Philip Lane, who speaks at 3: 45pm CET in Ireland. And actually, the market has recently been pricing out the chance that the ECB needs one last cut in its easing cycle.” Source:.

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Chad Baker-Mazara scores career-high 26 to lead Southern Cal to 114-83 victory over Manhattan

Chad Baker-Mazara scored 20 of his career-high 26 points in the first half to lead seven Southern California players in double figures and start the Trojans off and running to a 114-83 victory over Manhattan. Baker-Mazara made 7 of 13 shots, including 3 of 4 from 3-point range, and all nine of his free throws to help the Trojans (2-0) score more points than they’ve had since 1998. He added seven rebounds. Junior guard Jaden Winston scored a career-high 29 to pace the Jaspers (1-1). The fifth-year senior guard made 9 of 14 shots with three 3-pointers while going 8 for 8 at the foul line.