2019 at 9:31 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}The varsity field hockey player was chosen by coach Jen Schwarzenbek NJ - Sophomore Caroline Sanyour as a Summit sports spotlight athlete by fields hockey coach Jen Schwarzenbek "Caroline had an outstanding game and faced 29 corners in a hard fought county game against Johnson and commanded the circle," Schwarzenbek said Thanks for reading! Learn more about posting announcements or events to your local Patch site. Have a news tip you'd like to share? Or maybe you have a press release you would like to submit or a correction you'd like to request? Send an email to russ.crespolini@patch.com Subscribe to your local Patch newsletter. You can also have them delivered to your phone screen by downloading, or by visiting the Google Play store Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. Dirk Heil checks the Chinese-made solar-powered equipment installed at his house in Schwarzenbek a resident living in the small town of Schwarzenbek in Schleswig-Holstein has been using solar-powered equipment made by Chinese companies in recent months as an energy solution these high-quality and fairly priced products from China have entered German households by sea or by taking China-Europe freight trains two Chinese companies that produce solar-related equipment have ramped up their production to meet the growing demands of domestic and international markets Many of their products have entered the German market using solar-powered equipment helps reduce the cost of electricity Dirk said that the equipment is easy to install and can help him save on electricity bills "This is the first time I have had solar power in my house Dirk Heil installs the Chinese-made solar-powered equipment at his house in Schwarzenbek 2023 shows the Chinese-made solar-powered equipment installed at the house of Dirk Heil in Schwarzenbek Staff members work at the workshop of Beny New Energy Co. A staff member checks the operation of the equipment at the workshop of Hengdian Group DMEGC Magnetics Co. A staff member checks photovoltaic modules at the workshop of Hengdian Group DMEGC Magnetics Co. 2023 shows an interior view of the workshop of Hengdian Group DMEGC Magnetics Co. Staff members assemble inverter accessories at the workshop of Beny New Energy Co. 2023 shows an exterior view of the workshop of Hengdian Group DMEGC Magnetics Co. A container ship of China's COSCO Shipping docks at the Port of Rotterdam The Chinese-made solar-powered equipment installed in Dirk's house arrived by sea at the Port of Rotterdam before being transferred to Germany A staff member takes out a Chinese-made microinverter from the batch packaging at the warehouse of Lauxx Energy in Ahrensburg A staff member unwraps the packaging of Chinese-made micro inverters at the warehouse of Lauxx Energy in Ahrensburg German firefighter Anike Ekina says being named the country's "Hottest Firefighter" won't change her a bit The first responder from the Schwarzenbek Volunteer Fire Department in Schleswig-Holstein now holds an honor that would typically cause Instagram models with 1.6 million Instagram followers to lose a step in the life-saving department I will remain loyal to the fire brigade!” Ms Ekina said about her life that now includes performing on an alto saxophone at parties in Ibiza and in clubs around Europe she's a dual-threat running back who can do the dirty work (saving lives) while also sliding out of the backfield to freelance (music career) “I have already recorded a few songs, and I wanted to get started as a saxophonist, but then coronavirus came along,” Ekina told Jam Press the saxophone career came together once Germany figured out it would never fully beat the 'VID and now the 36-year-old Ekina is out on tour and battling raging fires back home And somehow she finds time to maintain an OnlyFans page ($14.99/mo.) where she writes I LIVE MY DREAM AND HOLD ON TO MY GOALS." 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If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800-GAMBLER West Essex head coach Jill Cosse during the NJSIAA Group 2 state field hockey final between West Essex and Point Pleasant Boro at Bordentown Regional High School in Bordentown NJ on 11/16/24.Scott Faytok | NJ Advance Media .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Brian Bobal | NJ Advance Media for NJ.comIn August we looked at the all-time field hockey coaching wins leaders in New Jersey history for the first time A special thank you to our readers for helping us add to the initial list It’s time to look at the updated leaderboard with the 2024 season now in the rearview mirror Here are the all-time field hockey wins leaders through 2024 Montclair Head Coach Mary Pat Mercuro speaks with her team at the half against Kingsway in the NJSIAA Group 4 Final at Bordentown High School in Bordentown Oak Knoll head coach Ali Good talks to her team during a timeout during the NJSIAA Non-Public state field hockey final between Camden Catholic and Oak Knoll at Bordentown Regional High School in Bordentown Shawnee Head Coach Renee Toliver speaks with her team at the half against Cherokee at Cherokee High School in Marlton Shore Head Coach Kelly Koenig on the sidelines during the Shore Conference Tournament Final between Point Pleasant Boro and Shore at Holmdel High School in Holmdel 2024.Richard O'Donnell | For NJ Advan *Career records were not available for Madison’s Anne Marie Davies and Toms River South’s Barbara Hughes as of the publishing of this list **Edwards’ records in her years at Ewing are not available Haddonfield’s Judy Morgan will be added to this list whenever an accurate career record can be gathered Brian Bobal may be reached at bbobal@njadvancemedia.com. 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Anike Ekina – who works at the Schwarzenbek Volunteer Fire Brigade in Schleswig-Holstein – has just won the title of ‘Germany’s hottest firefighter ‘ Anike has set the world abuzz with the sexy snaps she uploads on her Instagram and has over 1.6 million followers on her official account The 36-year-old doesn’t just fight flames she can also set the dance floor on fire as she plays the saxophone A post shared by ANIKE EKINA (@anike.official) Anike recently won the Venus Award for her sax solo at Germany’s #1 love show she had plans to tour with her musical group but she couldn’t make it due to the pandemic “I’ve already recorded a few songs and wanted to start as a saxophonist but then the coronavirus came,” the explosive Ekina told Jam Press “I’m going on tour with my saxophone next year We already have many proposals,” says Anike I’ll stay loyal to the fire department!” Follow en.protothema.gr on Google News and be the first to know all the news See all the latest News from Greece and the World, the moment they happen, at en.protothema.gr