
Aaron Carter
High School Sports Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer
helping on @Sixers beat, women’s sports, HS sports, etc @PhillyInquirer @PhillyDailyNews. “Treat my 1st like my last and my last like my 1st.” #Terp 🇵🇭
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2 weeks ago |
einpresswire.com | Aaron Carter
How Derek Bryson Park helped shape modern finance with over $1.5 trillion in transactions, from mortgage deals to market innovations. New York, May 20, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Leadership in the Shadows of Wall Street!Enterprise Wired, a leading B2B digital platform is publishing a series of articles based on the biography of (Principal of Wilmington Capital). This series promises to inspire a new generation of entrepreneurs and business leaders to pursue their dreams.
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2 months ago |
inquirer.com | Aaron Carter
Julissa Ortiz is about business, and her business — for years — has been wrestling. So, when the Mariana Bracetti Academy junior, who reached the final at the PIAA girls’ wrestling championships, learned in January that the NCAA added women’s wrestling as its 91st championship sport, she smiled but then quickly got back to work. “It wasn’t shocking to me because I knew wrestling was growing as a sport for women,” said Ortiz, 17, during practice last week.
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Mar 4, 2025 |
inquirer.com | Aaron Carter
Ryan Jennings was once an eighth-grader wearing highlighter-yellow Nike spikes that were about two sizes too big because they were on loan from her male track coach. The Timber Creek senior, who’s committed Arkansas, probably won’t be borrowing spikes anytime soon. Jennings, who ran the fastest 100-meter dash (11.33 seconds) in New Jersey history as a junior, is now a Nike-sponsored athlete. “It’s a dream come true,” Jennings said Tuesday during a phone interview.
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Mar 2, 2025 |
inquirer.com | Aaron Carter
Justin Edwards might never forget his first, even if it doesn’t rank as his best. Sitting at his locker, feet soaking in a bucket, the 76ers rookie flipped quickly through his brain’s Rolodex of dunks after the Sixers held off Golden State, 126-119, Saturday at the Wells Fargo Center. Perhaps his puppies needed the postgame TLC after the 6-foot-7 forward took flight in the fourth quarter, finishing a two-handed dunk above Draymond Green, an eight-time NBA all-defensive team selection.
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Mar 1, 2025 |
inquirer.com | Aaron Carter
Fall asleep on Imhotep Charter at your peril. With city supremacy on the line Friday night at La Salle, the Public League champion Panthers overcame a 16-point halftime deficit to stun Catholic League champ Father Judge, 58-54, in the District 12 6A championship. “This was big,” said 5-foot-8, junior point guard R.J. Smith.
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Timber Creek track phenom Ryan Jennings once ran with her coaches old Nikes that were two sizes too big. Yesterday, the star sprinter announced her own Nike sponsorship: https://t.co/Q93CtwVgsp

Sixers rookie Justin Edwards caught his first body a night after his alma mater, Imhotep, the 5-time Public League champ, stunned Catholic League champ Father Judge in the city championship. Not a bad weekend: https://t.co/fofO5gAwLP

RT @XavierStearn: After a great conversation with @CoachHard I’m blessed to receive an offer from Bryant! @DrewAnderson_12 @Coach_McKaig…