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Graziadaily
19 hours ago
- Business
- Graziadaily
Everything We Know About Patrick Whitesell, Lauren Sanchez's Ex-Husband
All eyes are on Jeff Bezos and his new wife Lauren Sanchez, who are enjoying their lavish nuptials in Venice. Dubbed the 'wedding of the year' for the extravagance and their star-studded guestlist, the focus is on the Amazon billionaire founder and millionaire Lauren. While Oprah Winfrey, Kylie Jenner, Leonardo DiCaprio, Orlando Bloom and Lauren's ex Tony Gonzalez – with whom she shares son Nikko, 24 – are amongst the guests for the Bezos-Sanchez wedding, one person who will certainly be staying away is Lauren's ex-husband, Patrick Whitesell. Patrick was married to Lauren before her affair with Jeff was exposed in 2019, sparking one of the most expensive divorces in history between Jeff and his ex MacKenzie Scott. We take a look at Lauren's first husband… Patrick Whitesell ©Patrick Whitesell is a top Hollywood talent agent and media entrepreneur, who's quite the mover and shaker in the showbiz industry. He has looked after some of Hollywood's leading stars such as Ben Affleck, Hugh Jackman, Jennifer Garner, Jake Gyllenhaal, Joaquin Phoenix, Matt Damon and Michael B Jordan. After working at InterTalent, United Talent Agency and Creative Artists Agency, he co-founded the William Morris Endeavor (WME) talent agency with Ari Emanuel in 2009, which later became Endeavor, an entertainment and media agency, where he served as executive chairman. Patrick stepped down from Endeavor after it was acquired by global technology investment company Silver Lake in early 2025. Since then, he runs Win Sports Group, an NFL sports management company and a 'sports, media and entertainment' investment platform backed by Silver Lake. He and Ari are also co-CEO of IMG, a global sports, events and talent management company. He's also a member of the Governor's California Film Commission and an associated member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. Patrick Whitesell is 60 years old. He's reported to have an estimated fortune of $440 million. Patrick made his millions from Endeavor, the entertainment talent company he founded with Ari Emanuel. Despite stepping away from his duties at Endeavor, he continues to hold shares in the business, which are thought to be worth around $840 million. Lauren Sanchez and Patrick Whitesell ©Jeff Vespa/WireImage Patrick and Lauren, who were married for 14 years, share two children – son Evan, 19, and daughter Ella, 17. They share joint custody, following their divorce in 2019. Patrick and Pia Whitesell ©Todd Williamson/Variety/Penske Media via Getty Images After his split with Lauren, Patrick dated Chilean-Australian model and actress Pia Miller. The couple met through mutual friends in 2019 and made their official public debut in November that year. Patrick and the former Home And Away actress got engaged in November 2020 and married in May 2021. They now live in a $57 million mansion in Los Angeles. Shereen Low is a senior news and entertainment writer for Grazia UK, who has covered some of the biggest showbiz news from the past decade.
USA Today
3 days ago
- Business
- USA Today
Lauren Sánchez's first husband: Who is Patrick Whitesell?
Billionaire and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is set to tie the knot with Lauren Sánchez this week during an extravagant, Italian wedding of which details have been reserved. Prior to her engagement with Bezos, Sánchez was married to media giant Patrick Whitesell. The former couple, who share two children, were married from 2005 to 2019. Whitesell has since remarried. Bezos and Sánchez, who have been engaged since 2019, are expected to tie the knot in Venice, Italy between June 26 and 28, Reuters and The New York Times have reported. As the highly-anticipated wedding gets underway, here's a look back at Sánchez's former partner. Everything we know so far: Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's wedding Who is Patrick Whitesell? Whitesell is a businessman that has worked in the media industry for more than three decades. He made a name for himself in the early 2000s when he teamed up with former WWE owner Ari Emanuel to take over Endeavor, an international sports and entertainment company. However, in March, Whitesell took a $25 billion deal from international tech investor Silver Lake to leave Endeavor. Following the sale, Whitesell has begun running Win Sports Group, an NFL sports management company, and a "sports, media and entertainment" investment platform backed by Silver Lake, according to a news release. Prior to Endeavor, Whitesell worked at InterTalent, United Talent Agency and Creative Artists Agency. Over the years, he has worked with celebrities like Ben Affleck, Christian Bale, Whoopi Goldberg, Hugh Jackman and Joaquin Phoenix. How old is Patrick Whitesell? Whitesell is 60 years old. When did Lauren Sánchez and Patrick Whitesell get divorced? Sánchez and Whitesell divorced in 2019. How many children do Lauren Sánchez, Patrick Whitesell share? Sánchez and Whitesell have two children together: Ella Whitesell and Evan Whitesell. Evan was born in 2006 and Ella was born in 2008, People reported. Who is Patrick Whitesell married to now? Whitesell married actress and model Pia Miller in 2021. The 41-year-old, hailing from Chile, gained prominence after winning an annual modeling competition for Australian beauty magazine Dolly in 1998. She also competed on the Australian reality television series, "Search for a Supermodel" in 2001. Contributing: Saman Shafiq, USA TODAY Greta Cross is a national trending reporter at USA TODAY. Story idea? Email her at gcross@
Yahoo
20-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Follow all South Shore high school MIAA state tournament scores right here
The MIAA spring state tournament is here. Tennis kicked off the action on May 27, which is also the same day the rugby and boys volleyball pairings were released. Baseball, softball and lacrosse brackets are set for release on May 28. Advertisement The South Shore will be well represented, as always, across all the sports. It will be a busy grand finale to the 2024-2025 high school sports season, but follow all the scores and schedule throughout the tournament for area teams right here. More: Scoring queen: Braintree High girls lacrosse has a new record-holder Today's schedule Friday, June 13 Baseball D-1 – Braintree vs. Chelmsford, 7 (Polar Park in Worcester) Past results Thursday Softball D-2 – Silver Lake 1, Westfield 0 Girls lacrosse D-4 – Norwell 9, Cohasset 8 Wednesday, June 11 Baseball D-1 – Braintree 8, King Philip 3 D-2 – Walpole 10, Plymouth North 2 Advertisement Boys lacrosse D-1 – BC High 14, Acton-Boxboro 11 D-3 – Scituate 11, Medfield 9 D-4 – Cohasset 11, Nantucket 2 D-4 – Norwell 15, Manchester Essex 6 Girls tennis D-2 – Longmeadow 3, Hingham 2 (St. John's Shrewsbury) D-2 – Wayland 4, Notre Dame Academy 1 Tuesday, June 10 Girls lacrosse D-2 – Reading 8, Notre Dame Academy 7 D-4 – Cohasset 19, Sandwich 11 D-4 – Norwell 19, Ipswich 1 Monday, June 9 Boys tennis D-2 - Duxbury 3, Hopkinton 1 D-4 – Manchester Essex 5, Cohasset 0 Sunday, June 8 Baseball D-1 – Braintree 2, Natick 0 D-2 – Plymouth North 6, Westwood 3 D-3 – Sandwich 1, Norwell 0 Softball D-1 – Taunton 2, Bridgewater-Raynham 0 Advertisement D-2 – Silver Lake 7, Middleboro 0 Boys lacrosse D-3 – Scituate 10, Dracut 7 Girls lacrosse D-2 – Reading 10, Hingham 6 Girls tennis D-2 – Hingham 5, Amherst-Pelham 0 D-2 – Notre Dame Academy 5, Westboro 0 D-2 – Wayland 5, Duxbury 0 Saturday, June 7 Softball D-1 – Bridgewater-Raynham at Taunton, 6 - POSTPONED Boys lacrosse D-2 – Reading 11, Duxbury 10 D-4 – Norwell 18, Oakmont 6 D-4 – Cohasset 12, Littleton 3 Girls lacrosse D-3 – Newburyport 12, Hanover 4 Friday, June 6 Softball D-4 – Case 5, East Bridgewater 1. D-4 – Uxbridge 1, Abington 0. Boys lacrosse D-1 – BC High 10, Bishop Feehan 3. D-2 – Mansfield 12, Hingham 11. Advertisement Girls lacrosse D-2 – Notre Dame Academy 16, Longmeadow 6. D-2 – Westwood 6, Duxbury 5. D-4 – Norwell 16, Hamilton-Wenham 5. D-4 - Cohasset 20, Nantucket 3 Boys tennis D-2 – Westboro 4, Hingham 1. Girls tennis D-2 – Longmeadow 3, Milton 2. Boys rugby D-2 - Hanover 64, Algonquin 5. Thursday, June 5 Baseball D-1 – Braintree 4, Leominster 1 D-3 – Norwell 5, Dighton-Rehoboth 2 D-5 – Hopedale 6, Carver 3 Softball D-2 – Silver Lake 10, Wakefield 1 Boys lacrosse D-2 – Westwood 11, Marshfield, 10 D-3 – Nauset 20, Hanover 14 Boys rugby D-1 – BC High 68, Weymouth 14 Boys tennis D-2 – Duxbury 4, Wayland 1 D-2 – Sharon 5, Scituate 0 Advertisement D-4 – Cohasset 3, Fairhaven 2 Wednesday, June 4 Baseball D-1 – Saint John's 15, BC High 8 D-2 – Plymouth North 3, Billerica 0 D-3 - Bishop Stang 4, Hanover 3 D-4 – Hamilton-Wenham 5, Cohasset 1 D-4 – Northbridge 4, East Bridgewater 2 Softball D-1 – Taunton 7, Weymouth 1 D-2 – Middleboro 8, Plymouth South 2 D-2 – Walpole 17, Stoughton 0 D-2 – Bedford 10, Duxbury 0 D-4 – Abington 9, Wahconah 4 Boys lacrosse D-2 – Hingham 12, Minnechaug 3 D-2 – Duxbury 10, Sharon 3 D-2 – Longmeadow 14, Plymouth South 5 D-4 – Oakmont 14, Abington 11 D-4 – Norwell 11, North Reading 2 Girls lacrosse D-2 – Hingham 19, Northampton 3 D-3 – Hanover 10, Falmouth 9 Advertisement Girls tennis D-2 – Notre Dame Academy 5, Canton 0 D-4 – Hamilton-Wenham 4, Cohasset 1 Girls rugby D-2 – Lincoln-Sudbury 48, Weymouth 33 TUESDAY, JUNE 3 Softball D-3 – Norton 7, Archbishop Williams 0 D-4 - East Bridgewater 3, Lynnfield 0 Boys lacrosse D-1 – BC High 15, Central Catholic 5 D-4 – Cohasset 19, Winthrop 2 Girls lacrosse D-2 - Duxbury 16, Scituate 1 D-2 – Notre Dame Academy 20, Methuen 3 D-4 – Cohasset 17, North Reading 1 D-4 – Norwell 16, Lynnfield 5 Boys volleyball D-1 - Lexington 3, Weymouth 0 Boys tennis D-1 – Winchester 3, BC High 2 D-2 – Walpole 3, North Quincy 2 D-2 – Hingham 4, Burlington 1 D-4 – Cohasset 5, Falmouth Academy 0 Advertisement Girls tennis D-2 – Milton 3, Westwood 2 D-2 – Hingham 5, Ursuline Academy 0 D-3 – Weston 4, Hanover 1 MONDAY, JUNE 2 Baseball D-1 – Braintree 4, Springfield Central 3 D-1 – BC High 9, Waltham 3 D-2 - Plymouth North 11, Bay Path 3 D-2 – Westwood 4, Plymouth South 2 D-2 – Dartmouth 7, Oliver Ames 0 D-2 – Grafton 14, Middleboro 9 D-2 – Melrose 3, Milton 1 D-2 – Shepherd Hill 6, Canton 3 D-3 – Norwell 4, Oakmont 2 D-3 – Hanover 10, Holliston 1 D-4 – Cohasset 4, Case 0 D-4 – Hamilton-Wenham 3, Blue Hills 0 D-4 – East Bridgewater 4, Hampshire Regional 0 D-5 – Carver 4, Mystic Valley 2 Softball D-1 – St. Paul 4, Marshfield 1 Advertisement D-1 – Bridgewater-Raynham 4, Central Catholic 1 D-2 – Silver Lake 12, Milton 0 D-2 – Stoughton 14, Norwood 2 D-2 – Duxbury 5, Milford 2 D-2 – Middleboro 9, Hingham 2 D-2 – Westwood 10, Whitman-Hanson 3 D-2 – Plymouth South 6, Agawam 4 D-2 – Bedford 11, Oliver Ames 0 D-3 – Tantasqua 5, Fontbonne 2 D-4 – Gardner 8, Cohasset 5 D-4 – East Bridgewater 19, Sutton 1 D-4 – Abington 9, Manchester Essex 0 D-5 – Turners Falls 12, Rising Tide 0 Boys lacrosse D-2 – Agawam 17, Silver Lake 11 D-2 – Mansfield 16, Bridgewater-Raynham 4 D-2 – Plymouth South 11, West Springfield 6 D-2 – Longmeadow 12, Milton 1 D-3 – Scituate 17, Dover-Sherborn 8 Advertisement D-3 – Old Rochester Regional 11, Pembroke 8 D-4 – Abington 8, AMSA 6 D-4 – Norwell 22, Dennis-Yarmouth 2 Girls lacrosse D-1 – Franklin 21, Weymouth 7 D-3 – Hanover 19, Essex North Shore 8 D-4 – Hamilton-Wenham 18, Rockland 5 D-4 – Norwell 22, Seekonk 2 Boys volleyball D-1 – Acton-Boxboro 3, Braintree 1 D-2 – Boston Latin Academy 3, Milton 0 Boys tennis D-2 – Scituate 4, North Attleboro 1 D-2 – Dartmouth 3, Plymouth North 2 Girls tennis D-2 – Westboro 5, Oliver Ames 0 D-2 – Duxbury 4, North Attleboro 1 D-4 – Cohasset 5, Lenox 0 SUNDAY, JUNE 1 Baseball D-1 – Leominster 2, Weymouth 0 D-1 – Wellesley 12, North Quincy 5 Advertisement D-1 – Andover 7, Bridgewater-Raynham 5 D-2 – Billerica 4, Hingham 3 D-2 – Bristol-Plymouth 5, Duxbury 1 D-2 – Hopkinton 1, Whitman-Hanson 0 D-4 – Millbury 10, West Bridgewater 1 D-4 – Northbridge 9, Rockland 3 D-4 – Stoneham 3, Abington 1 D-5 – Hopedale 13, Hull 4 Softball D-1 – Weymouth 6, Beverly 2 D-1 – Bridgewater-Raynham 13, Acton-Boxboro 3 D-2 – Tewksbury 12, Notre Dame Academy 7 D-3 – Bishop Fenwick 22, Hanover 14 D-4 – Tyngsboro 13, Rockland 0 D-4 – AMSA 16, Blue Hills 1 D-4 – Uxbridge 13, West Bridgewater 1 Boys lacrosse D-2 – Hingham 17, Plymouth North 7 D-2 – Marshfield 17, Masconomet 4 D-3 – Hanover 12, Bedford 9 Advertisement D-4 – Cohasset 17, Hull 0 Girls lacrosse D-2 – Notre Dame Academy 19, Westfield 4 D-2 – Melrose 16, Whitman-Hanson 3 D-2 – Hingham 19, Malden Catholic 3 D-3 – Ashland 14, Pembroke 7 D-4 – Cohasset 20, Hoosac Valley 3 D-4 - Swampscott 18, Hull 5 Boys tennis D-2 - Duxbury 5, Marblehead 0 Girls tennis D-2 – Notre Dame Academy 5, Reading 0 D-4 – Nantucket 4, Randolph 1 SATURDAY, MAY 31 Softball D3 - Medway 5, Cardinal Spellman 4 D5 - Rising Tide 6, Bromfield 5 Boys lacrosse D2 - Duxbury 13, Milford 2 D3 - Arlington Catholic 14, Archbishop Williams 2 D3 - Scituate 18, Tewksbury 1 D4 - Manchester Essex 17, East Bridgewater/West Bridgewater 4 Advertisement Girls lacrosse D1 - Lexington 18, Bridgewater-Raynham 10 Boys volleyball D2 - Longmeadow 3, Randolph 0 FRIDAY, MAY 30 Baseball D2 - Marblehead 4, Marshfield 2 D2 - Oliver Ames 13, Doherty Memorial 4 Softball D1 - Marshfield 3, New Bedford 0 D2 - Notre Dame Academy 3, Lynn Classical 2 D3 - Archbishop Williams 7, Taconic 2 D3 - Essex North Shore Aggie 7, Southeastern 2 D3 - Fontbonne Academy 4, Greater Lowell Tech 2 D4 - Sutton 16, Randolph 2 D4 - Blue Hills 4, Southwick 1 Boys lacrosse D2 - King Philip 9, Canton 6 D2 - Milton 17, Southeastern 2 D4 - Hull 14, Granby 5 D4 - Pentucket 17, South Shore Tech 6 Girls lacrosse D1 - Belmont 12, Braintree 6 Advertisement D2 - Scituate 10, Algonquin 8 D2 - Duxbury 16, Shepherd Hill 3 D2 - Burlington 14, Marshfield 13 Boys volleyball D1 - Braintree 3, Arlington 1 D1 - Acton-Boxboro 3, Brockton 0 D1 - New Bedford 3, BC High 1 Boys tennis D1 - Newton North 5, Quincy 0 D2 - Duxbury 5, Billerica 0 D2 - Hingham 5, Somerville 0 D3 - Falmouth 5, Cardinal Spellman 0 Girls tennis D2 - Hingham 5, Stoughton 0 D2 - North Attleboro 5, Plymouth South 0 THURSDAY, MAY 29 Baseball D1 – Bridgewater-Raynham 4, Lynn English 0 D4 – West Bridgewater 7, Saint Bernard's 1 D4 – Blue Hills 6, South Hadley 3 D5 - Hull 4, Avon 3 Softball D2 – Milton 4, Masconomet 2 Advertisement D2 – Oliver Ames 4, Bay Path 2 D4 – Rockland 12, Cristo Rey Boston 0 D4 – West Bridgewater 6, Old Colony 5 Boys lacrosse D1 - BC High 17, Attleboro 4 D2 - Plymouth North 20, Bristol-Plymouth 9 D4 - Sandwich 13, Rockland 3 Girls lacrosse D-3 – Nauset 17, Archbishop Williams 15 Boys tennis D1 – BC High 4, North Andover 1 D2 - Hopkinton 5, Whitman-Hanson 0 D2 – North Quincy 4, Plymouth South 1 D2 – Scituate 4, Melrose 1 Girls tennis D2 – Ursuline 3, Scituate 2 D2 - Milton 5, West Springfield 0 D2 - Duxbury 5, Burlington 0 D3 - Bishop Fenwick 3, Norwell 2 D4 – Hamilton-Wenham 5, Rising Tide 0 Boys volleyball D1 – Woburn 3, North Quincy 1 Advertisement D2 – Milton 3, Academy of the Pacific Rim 0 D2 - Randolph 3, Salem Academy Charter School 0 Boys rugby D2 - Chelmsford 28, Hingham/Norwell 23 WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 Boys tennis D2 – Longmeadow 3, Canton 2 D2 – Westwood 4, Oliver Ames 1 D2 – Somerville 3, Marshfield 2 D3 – Apponequet 5, Hanover 0 D3 – Cape Cod Academy 4, Pembroke 1 D4 - Cohasset 4, Mashpee 1 D4 – Nantucket 4, Rockland 1 Girls tennis D1 – Framingham 5, Brockton 0 D1 – Bishop Feehan 5, Bridgewater-Raynham 0 D1 – Lincoln-Sudbury 5, Plymouth North 0 D2 – Stoughton 5, Grafton 0 D2 – Oliver Ames 3, Holliston 2 D2 – Minnechaug 3, Cardinal Spellman 2 D2 – Reading 4, Whitman-Hanson 1 Advertisement D2 – Plymouth South 5, Doherty 0 D3 - Hanover 4, Dedham 1 D3 – Wilmington 5, Pembroke 0 D4 – Cohasset 5, Hampden Charter 0 Boys volleyball D1 – Weymouth 3, Wellesley 1 TUESDAY, MAY 27 Boys tennis D1 - Needham 5, Braintree 0 D2 - Whitman-Hanson 3, Bridgewater-Raynham 2 Girls tennis D1 – Beverly 4, Braintree 1 D2 – Dartmouth 5, North Quincy 0 D2 – Canton 3, Ludlow 2 This article originally appeared on The Patriot Ledger: MIAA high school state tournament South Shore scores
Yahoo
20-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Silver Lake softball wins first ever Division 2 state championship
WORCESTER -- Just when it seemed like Delaney Moquin's softball career at Silver Lake couldn't have gotten any better, it did. Her 12-strikeout shutout and first-inning two-run home run powered No. 1 Silver Lake to a 4-0 win over No. 3 Bedford in the MIAA Division 2 state championship at Worcester State University on Saturday, June 14. It was the program's first-ever state title in its second ever appearance. Advertisement Fittingly, Moquin recorded the final out of her career after getting a ground ball hit back to her, throwing to first to seal the victory. More: FOLLOW LIVE: Dighton-Rehoboth vs. Greater New Bedford in Division 3 softball championship "She is the greatest. She is the greatest," Silver Lake coach Tony Pina said after being asked where Moquin ranks amongst players he's coached. Silver Lake softball hoists its championship trophy after beating Bedford 4-0 in the Div. 2 state title game. Moquin became the 40th player in state championship game history to record 10 strikeouts. The 39th was also playing in Saturday's title game: Alyx Rossi. The Bedford pitcher was named the Massachusetts Gatorade Softball Player of the Year for the 2025 season. Entering the postseason, Rossi had recorded 917 career strikeouts. Advertisement The Boston College commit struck out 14 Silver Lake batters, but Moquin got the better of her. With two outs in the bottom of the first, Anna Craft hit a ball up the middle for a single. That allowed Moquin, hitting clean up, to get up to bat. Wasting no time, Moquin crushed the first pitch she saw from Rossi over the left field fence to put Silver Lake up 2-0. "I just went in there and was like, 'First pitch I see, if it's good I'm swinging,'" Moquin said. "I play her in club. I know how good she is. I know how hard she spins it. So, I just needed to make sure that if it was in my lane I'm taking it for a ride." More: Scituate boys lacrosse's long journey ends with a Div. 3 state title Advertisement Moquin was intentionally walked on her next two plate appearances. "I know I'm going to bet on Delaney ever single time," Pina said. "We kind of joked around and said 'Congratulations, you won that trophy, we're going to win this one.' That was Delaney's motivation as well." The Silver Lake softball team celebrates its MIAA Division 2 state championship win over Bedford on Saturday at Worcester State University. Moquin, a Fairfield University commit, ends her high school career as the program's all-time strikeouts leader, home run leader, and now, a state champion. "It definitely hasn't set in yet," Moquin said after the game. "The whole game I had a stomach ache, but afterwards it was like a relief." As expected, the rest of the game was a pitcher's duel, with Moquin's first-inning home run being the only runs scored until the bottom of the sixth inning. Madyson Bryan put the ball in play and drove in two runs on a Bedford error to put the Lakers up 4-0 heading to the final inning. Advertisement In the top of the seventh, Bedford put runners on first and second with two outs, but Moquin sealed the deal with the throw out to first. Silver Lake finally finished the job after some disappointing exits in the state tournament over the last few years. Last spring, the Lakers were also the No. 1 seed, and were upset by No. 9 Marblehead in the Elite Eight. In 2022, Silver Lake made the Elite Eight as the No. 9 seed, but fell to Westfield. So Saturday's storybook ending was three years in the making, and according to Pina, it made it all worth it. "The seniors this year made it a point to get to that next level," Pina said. "To see them, grow and evolve and culminate into something like this. If Lifetime is looking for a movie idea, tell them to give me a call." This article originally appeared on The Patriot Ledger: Silver Lake softball beats Bedford in Division 2 state championship
Boston Globe
14-06-2025
- Sport
- Boston Globe
Delaney Moquin went deep, then shut out Bedford to secure Silver Lake's first Division 2 softball title
Moquin took an aggressive approach on the first, and only pitch, she saw (she was intentionally walked in her two subsequent at bats). 'I play her in club [softball] — I know how good she is, I know how hard she spins it,' said Moquin of Rossi, the state's Gatorade Player of the Year who is headed to Boston College. Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up 'I just had to make sure if it was in my lane, I took it for a ride.' Advertisement In the circle, she was just as dialed in. With a mix of command and velocity, she kept hitters off balance by changing speeds and using every inch of the strike zone. 'When the lights are the brightest, that's when Delaney shines the most,' said Pina. 'She had an opportunity to make a statement in that game and Delaney never disappoints. When the team needs her the most, she's at her best.' In the sixth inning, Mady Bryan struck a ball to shortstop, plating Megan Arseneau and Anna Craft on an error for a 4-0 cushion.. Advertisement Rossi was exceptional for the Buccaneers (21-2), striking out 14. Moquin and Rossi were the 39th and 40th players to strike out more than 10 in a state final all time. 'To see them grow and evolve and culminate in something like this, if Lifetime is looking for a movie idea, tell them to give me a call,' said Pina of his 22-3 team. Tears streamed down the cheeks of the proud coach when his 7-year-old daughter Jaycee ran into his arms postgame, asking if the trophy was hers. 'Coaching requires a lot of time,' said Pina passionately. 'Time away from my family. For them to witness this and see why Daddy loves it and why Daddy puts so much time and effort into it, to have my daughter and wife witness this, is an additional reason why this is so special.' Silver Lake seniors Kenna Slyker (left) and Alanna Waters (center) sprinted across the Worcester State diamond with the Division 2 trophy. Ken McGagh for The Boston Globe Silver Lake pitcher Delaney Moquin sported an oversized hat in the dugout after shutting out Bedford. Ken McGagh for The Boston Globe Silver Lake players showed off their hardware, and banner, to their faithful on the sideline. Ken McGagh for The Boston Globe Cam Kerry can be reached at
