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TAKING PRIDE — The USA Pride bottom row left to right: Anissa Maldanado, Taryn Sigl, Amanda Miller, Bailey Nordquist, Summer Muir, Sky Divinagracia. Top row from left: Assistant Coach Dave Moore, Morgan Moore, Raechel Hooper, Sam Bastien, Maraya Balmediano, Kaylee Ries, Adrianna Reagan, Jenn Woo, Head Coach Lawrence Divinagracia. Not pictured are Maddie Campos, Ashlee Freitas and Joe Campos. Courtesy photo
RENO, Nev. — The USA Pride 16U girls fastpitch softball team placed second at the Triple Crown World Series National Championship in Reno.
With close to 85 teams, the TCWS was very intense with the Pride playing 11 games over five days. USA Pride had an overall record of 7-2 to reach the championship game.
Each win was hard-fought. The Pride defeated EC Heat (Montana), San Diego Force, TC Detonation (Utah), SoCal Storm, Tri County Smash, Sparks Storm (Nev.) and SoCal Rage.
The nail-biting championship game was a heart stopping 2-1 loss to TNL from San Diego in a double extra-inning international tie-breaker.
“Overall our athletes played some extremely technical fastpitch softball and performed more than just a team … more like a family,” Pride head coach Lawrence Divinagracia said.
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