already been priced in. there are others who are saying it will be a huge jump in the markets. dana: we ll watch the markets. why does it matter to me or mom and dad watching at home? a quarter point is what we re expecting. dana: it is official. they have now cut. is that what you expected going from 2% to 2.25%? it s interesting to see what happens in the rest of this commentary, the press conference and whether or not it signals more cuts to follow. there s a lot of talk about potentially this being a half percent. it s only a quarter, but if he signals there may be more cuts in the year to follow. dana: do we need more cuts? my view, no. i think the economy is incredibly strong. every piece of data that comes out is stronger than the next. it s more about what s going on around the world. dana: i have read that today. europe is seeing a slowdown. are we just trying to get ahead of that? that s right. what we re seeing is this little slowdown. all hesitatio
Ella Kenney and Ali Portas each scored 10 points for Gray-NG girls, while Noah Hebert puts up 19 in the boys victory; Jenna Osgood puts up 20 in Mt. Abram girls' win; St. Dom's boys top Seacoast Christian; Spruce Mountain, Mt. Abram put up big numbers.
Eli Desmond and Ethan Vattaso punch in 12 points apiece for the Raiders; Oxford Hills girls beat Brunswick in matchup of two of state's top teams; Mt. Abram boys rally in fourth to top Spruce Mountain.
The Falcons headed to the coast for a pair of MVC contests. Also, Dirigo boys back on track after first loss and the Winthrop boys and girls both find the win column.
Bessey tops four Phoenix players in double figures with 17 points; Mountain Valley boys beat Monmouth in 2OT; Gray-New Gloucester girls down Yarmouth; Lewiston and Mt. Abram girls also win.