Samantha Restivo hands a softball back to Devon Yaghmaie after signing it prior to joining a caravan of players, former teammates and friends that paraded past the homes of Stamford High School's Class of 2020 senior softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends parade pass the homes of Stamford High School's Class of 2020 senior softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut. With the Lady Black Knights season cancel, due to school closings in response to the Covid-19 Pandemic, Giordano wanted to recognize her two seniors and their accomplishments. Emotions and excitement ran high with both players crying with joy, receiving cards, a signed ball and a lot of virtual hugs, as the players and friend practice responsible social distancing. Stamford Police provided an escort, so that participants could safely travel from one players home to the other, provide an occasional blast from the sirens.
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Emily Ferretti's mother Lisa captures the moment as her daughter waves as a caravan of players, former teammates and friends parade pass the homes of Stamford High School's Class of 2020 senior softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut. With the Lady Black Knights season cancel, due to school closings in response to the Covid-19 Pandemic, Giordano wanted to recognize her two seniors and their accomplishments. Emotions and excitement ran high with both players crying with joy, receiving cards, a signed ball and a lot of virtual hugs, as the players and friend practice responsible social distancing. Stamford Police provided an escort, so that participants could safely travel from one players home to the other, provide an occasional blast from the sirens.
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Stamford softball coach Melissa Giordano, right, gives senior Emily Ferretti a virtual hug Thursday as a caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School's Class of 2020 softball players.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School Class of 2020 softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School Class of 2020 softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School Class of 2020 softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends parade pass the homes of Stamford High School's Class of 2020 senior softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut. With the Lady Black Knights season cancel, due to school closings in response to the Covid-19 Pandemic, Giordano wanted to recognize her two seniors and their accomplishments. Emotions and excitement ran high with both players crying with joy, receiving cards, a signed ball and a lot of virtual hugs, as the players and friend practice responsible social distancing. Stamford Police provided an escort, so that participants could safely travel from one players home to the other, provide an occasional blast from the sirens.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School Class of 2020 softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School Class of 2020 softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School Class of 2020 softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School Class of 2020 softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School Class of 2020 softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School Class of 2020 softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School Class of 2020 softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School Class of 2020 softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School Class of 2020 softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School Class of 2020 softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends paraded past the homes of Stamford High School Class of 2020 softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday, May 14, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A caravan of players, former teammates and friends parade passed the homes of Stamford High School’s Class of 2020 senior softball players Emily Ferretti and Morgan Yacavone, led by their coach Melissa Giordano, Thursday.
With the Lady Black Knights season cancelled, due to school closings in response to the Covid-19 Pandemic, Giordano wanted to recognize her two seniors and their accomplishments.
Emotions and excitement ran high with both players crying with joy, receiving cards, a signed ball and a lot of virtual hugs, as the players and friends practiced responsible social distancing.
Stamford Police provided an escort, so that participants could safely travel from one player’s home to the other, and provided an occasional blast from the sirens.
