2025) – Orlando City SC has promoted Luiz Muzzi to Senior Advisor to Ownership Global Soccer Ventures and Ricardo Moreira to the role of General Manager & Sporting Director Muzzi will continue to report directly to Club ownership offering his expertise and strategic insight on high-priority sporting projects and future growth opportunities His focus will include international club partnerships Muzzi will also continue to contribute to the long-term vision of Orlando City SC working closely with ownership and the executive team on major Club decisions “I am truly grateful to have had the opportunity to serve as Orlando City Soccer Club’s EVP of Soccer Operations and General Manager for seven seasons and I am excited to continue my journey with the club in this new role,” said Luiz Muzzi “I look forward to working alongside the Wilf family and the leadership team to help shape the future of the club and its continued success and I know Orlando City’s Soccer Operations will be in great hands under Ricardo’s leadership.” “We thank Luiz for his invaluable contributions over the past seven years and are thrilled to have him lead our Global Soccer efforts in this important new role,” said Orlando City SC Chairman and Owner Mark Wilf and commitment to the growth of Orlando City have been key to our success and we are confident that his expertise will continue to drive the club forward.” who joined the club in 2018 and most recently served as Vice President of Soccer Operations & Technical Director has been promoted to General Manager & Sporting Director “Ricardo has been an integral part of Orlando City’s growth His exceptional working relationship with ownership Ricardo’s sharp analytical mindset rooted in data-driven decision making and his proven ability to create a winning culture will lay the foundation for an exciting future for our organization,” said Mark Wilf “I am deeply honored by the trust and opportunity provided by ownership and thankful for Luiz’s guidance over the last seven seasons,” Moreira said “I am proud to work alongside an incredible group of coaches and players who share the same goal – bringing championships to Orlando and making our city proud I look forward to contributing to the success of the club and continuing to build on the solid foundation we have established.” As General Manager & Sporting Director Ricardo Moreira will report directly to ownership and oversee all soccer-related decisions His responsibilities will include player development he’ll help steer the Club towards even greater achievements through a shared vision and strategy They call him the “Magic Man,” a reference to Joao Moreira’s early days as a jockey in Singapore when he didn’t always get rides on the best horses Moreira credits Singapore track announcer Craig Evans with giving him the nickname “When I first got there, I wasn’t given the best opportunities,” Moreira recalled Tuesday morning from the backside at Churchill Downs “I was still able to get good results from horses who were not in good form ‘This kid is doing magic with those horses who don’t have form.’ From there on he started calling me the ‘Magic Man.’ That I’m very proud of such a nickname he gave me.” Moreira, a 41-year-old from Brazil, has enjoyed a strong career while riding in Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan and Brazil and will get the chance of a lifetime Saturday when he makes his Kentucky Derby debut aboard Luxor Café  “It’s like a dream coming true,” Moreira said Moreira was in the irons Tuesday morning when Luxor Café completed his final pre-Kentucky Derby breeze Luxor Café — 15-1 in the morning line — will enter the Kentucky Derby off a five-length victory in Japan’s Fukuryu Stakes on March 29 Luxor Café arrived in Chicago on April 21 and went through a 42-hour quarantine before making it to Churchill Downs on April 23 “The traveling obviously did take a little bit out of him Moreira’s “Magic Man” nickname has been boosted by several big moments over his career including eight-victory days on three separate occasions He rode briefly at Churchill Downs in 2013 winning a maiden special weight with the Wesley Ward-trained Princess Millie he’ll head straight to Brazil to ride in Sunday’s Group 1 Grande Premio Sao Paulo it kind of speaks for itself and his abilities,” Hunter said “Everyone is always worried you’re not going to be able to do well in your first Derby but if there’s anyone who’s going to be able to pull it out of the hat A son of 2015 Triple Crown winner American Pharoah Luxor Café was bred in Kentucky before being sold to Koichi Nishikawa All six of Luxor Café’s races have come in Japan where he’s accumulated a 4-1-0 record and won four straight starts Moreira rode Luxor Café for the first time in the Fukuryu Stakes but he kind of won so much more impressively than I thought,” Moreira said the field wasn’t as strong as the race he’ll be running on Saturday Luxor Café is one of two hopefuls for Japan, joining Japan-bred Admire Daytona He also breezed five furlongs in 1:02.40 on Tuesday Admire Daytona has been defeated twice by Luxor Café in Japan “His strong point is he doesn’t have to have a position,” Admire Daytona trainer Yukihiro Kato said Sometimes he might lose a little bit of attention along the way.” Luxor Café and Admire Daytona represent Japan’s latest attempts to capture the Kentucky Derby a Kentucky-bred purchased by Japan’s Yoko Maeda Master Fencer became the first Japan-bred in the Kentucky Derby in 2019 Forever Young nearly got Japan its first Kentucky Derby victory last year, finishing third in a photo finish Hunter said Japan’s Triple Crown nominees totaled 70 this year “But I think that ‘so close’ … really did invigorate the horseman population to try to make it over here.” More horse racing: Why each horse can, can't win this year's Kentucky Derby Jason Frakes: 502-582-4046; jfrakes@courier-journal.com It was an extremely close-fought tussle in the 3* Grand Prix at  the CDI Myakka City held at TerraNova Equestrian Center on Friday 2May 2025 Just 0.8 percentage points separated the top six combinations in the class which was topped by Canada’s Naïma Moreira Laliberté on KML Inc’s 12-year-old gelding Inspire with a 68.891% Second-placed Charlotte Jorst (USA) was just 0.15 percentage points adrift riding Kastel Denmark’s Zonik x Stedinger son Zhaplin Langholt — another 12-year-old gelding — to 68.739% riding Ann Romney’s 15-year-old Belissimo M mare Bellena to 68.239% Ebeling edged out his trainer Christoph Koschel (GER) whose 68.174% on his own 10-year-old Dancier gelding Destare earned fourth place female athletes scoring 68.087%: Katherine Bateson Chandler on Haute Couture and Kasey Perry-Glass on Heartbeat WP The win marked Moreira Laliberté and Inspire’s first international grand prix victory since stepping up to the level at TerraNova’s April CDI a year ago Inspire’s test featured many sevens and 7.5s with an eight given for the extended canter The only glitch came in one of the piaffes which was costly as the movement carries a double coefficient “He really tried hard in there,” said the 28-year-old there are so many things I want to improve It is going to be achievable; I just need to run him I consider him still a green horse and he still needs to learn the routine and get confidence and experience in there — he hasn’t done much at this level yet “I’ve had him since he was three and I’m very proud that he became a grand prix horse and there is so much more in there for the future as well as Jordi Domingo in Europe,” continued Moreira Laliberté who was excited to return to TerraNova to compete Moreira Laliberté often spends summers on the other side of the Atlantic but has opted to stay in Canada this time round I’m going to go back to my hometown Montreal,” she said “This is a bit of an off year [with no major championship shows] so we’re going to enjoy spending a bit more time at home.”   she will contest the Grand Prix Freestyle on Saturday It will be Inspire’s first freestyle at the level and he will perform to his stablemate Statesman’s music Moreira Laliberté added another ribbon to her collection on Friday in the  1* Prix St finishing runner-up with 68.971% on the 11-year-old All At Once mare The blue ribbon was awarded to Andrea Woodard (USA) for her 69.471% ride on Enter At A LLC’s eight-year-old mare Roxette (by Revolution x Quite Easy) Related LinkScores: 2025 CDI Myakka City Stalls for Rent at Durondeau Dressage in Peer, Belgium Exceptionally Well Located Equestrian Facility in Wellington, Florida Well-built Equestrian Estate With Multiple Business Opportunities in Sweden Stable Units for Rent at Lotje Schoots' Equestrian Center in Houten (NED) For Rent: Several Apartments and Stable Wing at High-End Equestrian Facility Stable Wing Available at Reiterhof Wensing on Dutch/German border Real Estate: Well-Appointed Country House with Extensive Equestrian Facility in the U.K. Rémi Blot Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application passed away at his home surrounded by his loving family on Saturday Viriato was born and raised in Portugal on the island of Saint Michael He immigrated to the United States in 2000 He was currently working for the Aegean Capitol Company taking care of the building maintenance in their New Hampshire and Brookline He was a member of Saint Michael Parish in Hudson Viriato is survived by his 3 children; Carlos Moreira and his wife Heather of Lancaster and Viriato “Vinnie” Moreira and his wife Lindsey of Sterling Viriato was an avid soccer fan and very passionate and involved when watching the matches of his beloved Benfica soccer team of Portugal He enjoyed traveling with his wife Ana as they enjoyed cruises every year to many locations telling stories and always had a joke ready to share and organizing gatherings for both family and friends was a specialty of Viriato and all would look forward to attending He always enjoyed a good whiskey and espresso following a great meal He will be greatly missed by all who loved and knew him Visiting hours will be held from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm on Wednesday A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:00 am on Thursday followed by a procession to Saint Michael Cemetery Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors 2025–Canada’s Naïma Moreira Laliberté rode Inspire to victory in the TerraNova CDI3* Grand Prix Friday for the first Big Tour win for the partnership who in recent years has split her training and competition schedule between Florida and Spain was awarded a personal best 68.891% for the win on the 12-year-old KWPN stallion that came a year after the pair started international Grand Prix she competed at last year’s Olympics in Paris and at the 2022 World Championships The duo won team gold at the 2019 Pan American Games and bronze at the 2023 Pan Ams placed third on Bellena with a score of 68.239% Susana Moreira did not have the same energy as her siblings and she lost the ability to bathe and take care of herself the 41-year-old Chilean has spent her days bedridden due to degenerative muscular dystrophy When she finally loses her ability to speak or her lungs fail she wants to be able to opt for euthanasia — which is prohibited in Chile Moreira has become the public face of Chile’s decade-long debate over euthanasia and assisted dying a bill that the left-wing government of Chilean President Gabriel Boric has pledged to address in his last year in power a critical period for its approval ahead of November’s presidential election and I will reach a point where I won’t be able to communicate,” Moreira said at the house where she lives with her husband in southern Santiago the Chamber of Deputies of Chile approved a bill to allow euthanasia and assisted suicide for those older than 18 who have a terminal or “serious and incurable” illness it has since been stalled in the Chilean Senate The initiative seeks to regulate euthanasia in which a doctor administers a drug that causes death in which a doctor provides a lethal substance that the patients take themselves Moreira was diagnosed with shoulder-girdle muscular dystrophy a progressive genetic disease that affects all her muscles and causes difficulty breathing as the intense pain only allows her three or four hours in the wheelchair she said she felt the “urgency” to speak out in order to advance the discussion in congress “I don’t want to live plugged into machines I want to live as long as my body allows me,” she said detailed her daily struggles and asked him to authorize her euthanasia He made her letter public to congress and announced that passing the euthanasia bill would be a priority in his final year in office multiple political upheavals have relegated Boric’s promised social agenda to the background “A sick person isn’t certain of anything; the only certainty they have is that they will suffer,” Moreira said “Knowing that I have the opportunity to choose Chile began to debate euthanasia more than 10 years ago Despite being a predominantly Catholic population and the strong influence of the Church at the time Chilean Representative Vlado Mirosevic presented a bill for euthanasia and assisted dying in 2014 The proposal was met with skepticism and strong resistance the bill underwent numerous modifications with little significant progress until 2021 showing greater openness to debating thorny issues Recent surveys show strong public support for euthanasia and assisted dying in Chile 75 percent of those interviewed said they supported euthanasia while a study by the Center for Public Studies from October found that 89 percent of Chileans believe euthanasia should “always be allowed” or “allowed in special cases,” compared with 11 percent who believed the procedure “should never be allowed.” Boric’s commitment to the euthanasia bill has been welcomed by patients and families of those lost to terminal illnesses a decade-long advocate for the right of choosing when to die His 14-year-old daughter Valentina went viral in 2015 after posting a video appealing to then-Chilean president Michelle Bachelet for euthanasia and she died less than two months later from complications of cystic fibrosis asking lawmakers to put themselves in the shoes of someone whose child or sibling is pleading to die and there’s no law to allow it,” Maureira said euthanasia and assisted death remains a contentious issue in Chile “Only when all palliative care coverage is available and accessible will it be time to sit down and discuss the euthanasia law,” said Irene Munoz Pino academic and adviser to the Chilean Scientific Society of Palliative Nursing She was referring to a law enacted in 2022 that ensures palliative care and protects the rights of terminally ill individuals Others said that the absence of a legal medical option for assisted dying could lead patients to seek other riskier I keep hearing about suicides that could have been instances of medically assisted death or euthanasia,” psychologist Monica Giraldo said the holiday season is a time of joy and celebration Homes are filled with wide smiles and good food as loved ones gather to relax at the end of a long year and look forward to what lies ahead nobody should have to wonder about how they’ll make their holidays a happy time – and members of the Revolution organization are doing their part to make that perfect world that much more of a reality Following in the footsteps of former players Teal Bunbury and DeJuan Jones before him New England Revolution assistant coach Pablo Moreira is spearheading the 2024 New England Turkey Club Fundraiser in conjunction with Rhode Island’s Providence Rescue Mission Moreira reflected on the importance of the work of serving others and the impact it has on him personally The coach said that he appreciated the work Bunbury and Jones had done in the past in this area adding that his connection with the former Revs attacker went all the way back to their time together at the University of Akron But when it came to pitching in for himself with the Turkey Club Moreira said that the choice could not have been clearer “I don’t like to go into something without really knowing what it was,” he said “I made arrangements to go down to the Providence Mission to go and help out and they also had meal time – what they do there is basically And when they’re done eating it actually turns into a shelter And that opportunity to serve others means a lot to Moreira both in terms of how it helps him keep things in perspective as well as how it reminds him about his own humble roots This is something that allows me to put everything in perspective and keep it even my dad was this epic Uruguayan National Team soccer player and it was all rainbows and butterflies – but then the indoor league went bankrupt I was in a situation where I grew up and my sisters and I shared a bedroom up until high school I would play at Akron and then at nighttime I’m cleaning toilets That’s why I appreciate every layer of where you could be socially And I think you can only get an appreciation if you’re in there on the ground … So again because I have been on the opposite side of needing as much as the fundraiser is about helping families in need in the community Moreira said that the opportunity to team up with Revolution players in this effort helped strengthen the bonds within the Foxborough family as well Players involved this year include Brandon Bye “You get to see the other side of [the players] you get to see the personal side,” he said “And essentially that’s what it’s all about but that’s how you really show if you’re a family or not What makes it a family is doing these types of things.” In terms of collecting donations for the Turkey Club to be handed out to families in need Moreira said that efforts were just getting underway and there was still plenty of work to be done And despite his passion for the work on the ground the coach conceded he wasn’t the most adept spokesman for the cause in today’s digital environment but in this regard it’s the worst thing – I’m like ‘You probably chose the worst cat out here!’” he said with a laugh Luckily, you, the supporters, can help spread the word, and even get involved directly. With one $40 donation, you can provide a Holiday food box to a family in need. Each box includes a 15-pound turkey and enough food to provide several days’ worth of meals for a family of five. Donations can be made directly through the Providence Rescue Mission website and every contribution helps Moreira and the Turkey Club get closer to their goal of $25,000 raised and 6,000 families fed and thank you in advance for your generosity More information on the New England Turkey Club can be found HERE. including from bottling cognac in France."In a complex environment BWGI's objective is to reinforce the stability of Verallia," the holding said in a statement.Verallia said in a separate statement that it had set up an ad hoc committee to assess the offer which it will discuss with BWGI in the coming weeks."The Board of Directors will meet to issue its reasoned opinion on the offer after reviewing the independent expert's report and the recommendations of the ad hoc committee" it added.($1=0.9228 euros)Reporting by Alessandro Parodi in Gdansk additional reporting by Alban Kacher; Editing by Clarence Fernandez Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles., opens new tab Alessandro is an Italian journalist based in Gdansk reporting on European markets, with focus on Italian companies. Previously, he worked as a multimedia freelancer in South Africa covering general news and cultures. , opens new tab Browse an unrivalled portfolio of real-time and historical market data and insights from worldwide sources and experts. , opens new tabScreen for heightened risk individual and entities globally to help uncover hidden risks in business relationships and human networks. © 2025 Reuters. All rights reserved Thanks for visiting ! The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy. We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here. Carlos Moreira, executive director of the Brazilian Plastic Institute and CPO of Think Plastic BrazilAs Brazilian packaging companies look to expand their presence in the U.S. market, Think Plastic Brazil is taking the lead with a strategy built on design innovation, sustainability, and export readiness. At the World Plastic Connection Summit in São Paulo today Packaging World spoke with Carlos Moreira executive director of the Brazilian Plastic Institute and CPO of Think Plastic Brazil about how the organization is helping manufacturers navigate global markets and meet the evolving demands of international buyers What are the core strategies Think Plastic Brazil is using to position Brazilian plastic (packaging) companies in the U.S Think Plastic Brazil structures its strategy through an official Sectoral Project in partnership with ApexBrasil [The Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency] aiming to internationalize the Brazilian plastic transformation industry Our approach is based on five strategic pillars which strategically prepares companies to compete through ESG market evolved in terms of demand for sustainable and innovative packaging and how is Brazil aligning with those expectations While the U.S. has increased its demand for more sustainable and innovative packaging solutions, Brazil has followed this trend through structured capacity building and product adaptation. Think Plastic Brazil has integrated sustainability modules into its international presence, thanks to partnerships with companies like Braskem These modules are showcased at key fairs to highlight circular economy practices and eco-friendly material development we provide specific training on sustainable communication and environmental strategy ensuring our companies are aligned with global trends and expectations Brazil is known for its renewable energy and circular economy initiatives How are these sustainability strengths being communicated to U.S Although macro initiatives on circularity are led by entities such as ABIPLAST [Brazilian Association of the Plastic Industry] Think Plastic Brazil plays a complementary role by fostering education and strategic ESG positioning among supported companies We achieve this through sustainability-focused lectures and the inclusion of circular economy modules in international fair displays What role does innovation—such as lightweighting or digital printing—play in the internationalization of Brazilian packaging companies Innovation is one of the strategic axes of Think Plastic Brazil Through the Global Green Design framework we have implemented specific programs to boost international design competitiveness These programs encourage the co-development of packaging solutions aligned with circularity and technical feasibility for international markets the Color Trend platform brings an additional layer of value by embedding emotional and cultural storytelling into visual identity which resonates deeply with international buyers seeking unique narratives What are the biggest challenges Brazilian companies face when entering the U.S and how does Think Plastic Brazil help overcome them The primary barriers include unfamiliarity with U.S adaptation of products and communication to local preferences and limitations related to booth space and visibility in international fairs Think Plastic Brazil tackles these through diagnostics and technical guidance offered within our export qualification cycle We also provide logistical and marketing consulting and collaborate with PEIEX to offer targeted export clinics during Buyer Projects Feedback from supported companies indicates that although they value international visibility improvements in fair infrastructure and stand positioning remain necessary How do you ensure companies are export-ready in terms of quality standards Companies are also guided through technical consulting processes to ensure their documentation and operational readiness align with international expectations Complementary programs like the Export Design Booster help them tailor packaging and branding to cultural preferences in specific target markets Are there any key partnerships or collaborative initiatives between Brazilian institutions and U.S Think Plastic Brazil collaborates closely with SECOMs [Brazilian Commercial Sections in U.S as well as with international design studios and academic institutions via the Global Partnership Accelerator These initiatives aim to formalize business and R&D partnerships and have already led to joint developments and licensing agreements How is Think Plastic Brazil facilitating dialogue or matchmaking between Brazilian manufacturers and U.S Through our World Plastic Connection Summit Buyer Projects and virtual matchmaking tools we ensure curated meetings between pre-qualified Brazilian suppliers and international buyers These meetings are further enriched by the use of personalized company profiles and CRM-based selection Our structure also includes in-person guided tours and immersive missions to foster deeper commercial ties has Think Plastic Brazil participated in recently Our presence at PACK EXPO International and PACK EXPO Las Vegas is a staple in our calendar We also promote participation in other global shows aligned with key verticals and develop specific actions within our own platform which has grown into a hybrid annual event encompassing business meetings What kind of reception have Brazilian companies received from U.S The feedback collected indicates that U.S buyers have recognized the quality and creativity of Brazilian products companies have highlighted the need for better stand infrastructure and more prominent locations within fairs to optimize visibility These insights have directly informed our action plan to enhance future participations How do Brazilian plastic packaging companies differentiate themselves in a competitive U.S Differentiation is rooted in storytelling and the emotional value of Brazilian culture The Color Trend is a strategic differentiator offering exclusive Brazilian-origin color palettes validated by the supply chain and inspired by national narratives These colors are promoted internationally through design kits reinforcing Brazil’s role as a trendsetter rather than a follower in global packaging aesthetics Are there any Brazilian packaging formats or technologies that are gaining traction or standing out in the U.S. formats that incorporate Color Trend-branded colors and packaging concepts rooted in Brazilian identity have stood out companies that align with circularity principles and present certified packaging prototypes developed through initiatives like the Circular Design Lab are gaining attention in international fairs and attracting interest from global buyers What are Think Plastic Brazil’s top priorities for 2025 when it comes to U.S Our focus for 2025 includes launching the Color Trend as a registered brand on global platforms expanding the reach of the Global Design Hub and amplifying our presence in North American events with better infrastructure We also aim to increase the number of companies qualified in the Expert Plus category and to consolidate Global Green Design as a benchmark of Brazilian design and sustainability worldwide Where do you see the greatest opportunities for growth or collaboration between the Brazilian and U.S The strongest opportunities lie in co-creating packaging solutions with cultural value and environmental compliance brands increasingly seek partnerships that offer narrative depth and ESG alignment—areas where Brazilian companies excel through initiatives like Color Trend and platforms such as the World Plastic Connection Summit which facilitate long-term business development through authentic Brazilian identity and global innovation standards 2024) – Major League Soccer today announced Columbus Crew defender Steven Moreira as the 2024 MLS Defender of the Year Moreira is the third different Crew defender to earn the honor and fourth overall honoree in club history joining Robin Fraser (2004) and Chad Marshall (2008 and 2009) “It means a lot to be selected as the MLS Defender of the Year,” said Moreira “This season was filled with great memories from our run to the Concacaf Champions Cup Final representing the Crew in the All-Star Game in front of our home crowd to lifting the Leagues Cup and setting multiple Club records coaches and the staff and what we accomplished as a group I am grateful for the continued support from my family We have high expectations for ourselves in Columbus I look forward to building off this season and doing all that I can to help my team while trying to be an even stronger defender next year.” Moreira was named to the MLS All-Star Team for the first time in his MLS career and was one of five Crew players to represent their club in front of a home crowd at Lower.com Field He started 23 of his 27 regular-season appearances in 2024 and logged over 2,100 minutes in his fourth season with the Crew Moreira became the 37th player to compete in 100 regular season matches for Columbus and now ranks 33rd in club history for total regular-season minutes played with 8,342 minutes after this season The Crew conceded just 29 goals (1.26 goals per game) when Moreira started and the fourth-fewest goals in MLS this season (40) overall He featured in six of the 10 matches the Crew recorded shutouts and ranked sixth among all MLS defenders in short passes completed (407) and second among Columbus Crew defenders in goal contributions with six (two goals and four assists) By assisting Cucho Hernández on Matchday 35 Moreira became the 16th player to record at least 20 assists in regular season play in club history Moreira was integral to the club’s Leagues Cup 2024 title and run to the Concacaf Champions Cup final Moreira also started four of five games for Cape Verde as they reached the quarterfinals of the Africa Cup of Nations for just the second time in the national team’s history The Defender of the Year award was voted on by MLS club technical staff today announced that forward Juan Camilo “Cucho” Hernández and defender Steven Moreira have been named to the 2024 MLS Best XI Presented by Continental Tire which recognizes the league’s top players at each position as determined by members of the media The Crew (two) and Inter Miami CF (two) are the only clubs with multiple players featured in this year’s Best XI Hernández has earned the honor in back-to-back seasons (2023-2024) Guillermo Barros Schelotto (2007-08) and Chad Marshall (2008-09) as the only players to accomplish the feat Moreira – recognized as the 2024 MLS Defender of the Year on Nov 13 – receives his first MLS Best XI accolade A finalist for the 2024 Landon Donovan MLS MVP award Hernández finished the 2024 campaign with a career-best 19 goals and 14 assists in 27 league appearances setting a new Crew standard for goal contributions in one season (33) He has recorded 20 goals and 16 assists in 25 matches across all competitions since the Concacaf Champions Cup Final on June 2 In his second full season with the Black & Gold Hernández became the first player in Club history and only the 19th in MLS history to post multiple seasons with both 10+ goals and 10+ assists after surpassing his totals from 2023 (14 goals Hernández was named Best Player of Leagues Cup 2024 after tallying a brace in the final to lead the Crew to a 3-1 victory over LAFC in front of a sellout crowd at Lower.com Field Moreira started 23 of his 27 regular season appearances this year contributing two goals and four assists while logging more than 2,100 minutes He featured in six of the 10 matches the Crew recorded shutouts and ranked sixth among all MLS defenders in short passes completed (407) and second among Crew defenders in goal contributions with six (two goals and four assists) Cape Verde international held a 95.3 percent passing accuracy in regular season play With his assist to Hernández on Matchday 35 Both Hernández and Moreira were named to the MLS All-Star Team for the first time in their respective MLS careers in 2024 the pair was among the five Crew players representing Columbus in front of a home crowd at Lower.com Field on July 24 Moreira is the 14th different Crew player to earn Best XI honors This year’s inclusion of Hernández and Moreira mark 18 overall Best XI selections by Crew players in Club history Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Thanks for visiting 2023: Secon Team All-North Region pick…Offensive Player of the Year in the Ohio Valley Conference…First Team All-OVC…Named to the All-Newcomer Team in the OVC…Second on the team with 19 points coming on five goals and a league-high seven assists which ranked 49th in the NCAA…Scored four game-winning goals to rank 22nd nationally…Netted game-winners at Central Arkansas (8/24) at Chicago State (10/19) and at Lindenwood (10/26)…Earned OVC Offensive Player of the Week award (10/24)…Led the team with 41 total shots including 20 on goal…Played in all 20 games There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting Derrick Moreira defeated Shane Westerfield on a final-round holeshot at the Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals to win the Extreme Steel Legends Funny Car final 4.77 to 4.70 after a near-telepathic .014 reaction time AUG 18-19 Lucas Oil Series Divisional Event Italtrans Racing Team’s Diogo Moreira topped the first day of the pre-season Moto2 World Championship test at Circuito de Jerez – Angel Nieto Moreira’s 1:40.775 was under the race lap record and was just off the pole and outright lap records held by Remy Gardner and Aron Canet Moto2 test day 1 | © document.write(new Date().getFullYear()) A press release is not an article written by Roadracingworld.com staffers When a post is labeled with the words “press release” it means that Roadracingworld.com is not responsible for its content and that Roadracingworld.com makes no guarantee that it is accurate Not all press releases are posted and Roadracingworld.com may reject press releases if the content is too heavy on commercial promotion with little or no news value or if 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Sporting recent conquerors of mighty Manchester City in the Champions League His height – he’s 6-foot-3 now – and physique – 220 pounds now – made him a natural at center back and center midfield But something changed as Moreira entered high school at Phillipsburg “I didn’t know what I was going to do,” he said So Moreira did – although he wound up at a position where size isn’t always everything because the Phillipsburg junior has become one of the most dependable kickers in the region and has become a real weapon as the No 1 seeded Stateliners (8-1) prepare to host No 5 Chatham (7-2) in an NJSIAA North 2 Group 4 sectional semifinal at Maloney Stadium on Friday night (7) Moreira has made 45 of 47 extra points attempted; the two misses were blocked As he showed in last week’s 42-0 rout of Nutley he’s become an excellent pooch/onside kickoff performer and he needed some fine-tuning of his skills and fine-tuning of his leg but he’s always had plenty of ability to boot the football,” Stateliner head coach Frank Duffy said “But it’s not just about a strong leg; there’s a mental component to kicking too We try figure out ways to put kickers under stress in practice – the element “I” in DIG (P’burg’s motto) is ignore the noise We’ll have everybody circle around Alexie and yell at him maybe even throw water on him.” Nobody’s rattled Moreira yet “I was pretty sure I’d do well (taking over for the graduated Colin Hoey) this year but I am sure I thought I’d be perfect,” Moreira said “I focus on a lot of technique in practice and I try and make practice as exciting as possible There are times in practice where everybody (on the special teams) and I go over everything I iust have trust in everything I do and have learned and I get the kick down the middle in a straight line and he said one reason he’s rarely nervous is his dependable holder Veteran Philadelphia-area coach Kevin Clancy who just won his 300th career game in the PIAA District 1 playoffs when his Strath Haven team trounced Penncrest once told this reporter that missing the PAT all too often made it feel like his team hadn’t scored at all Phillipsburg has never had that feeling this season has never had the feeling of kicking a field goal “I’d love to have the opportunity,” he said before noting that the Stateliners’ very efficient offense doesn’t produce many field goal situations Duffy said the chance may well come – and that Moreira will be ready “We’ve started doing field goal to win (the game) situations with a trumpeter from the band playing in Alexie’s face while he kicks a field goal at the end of practice,” Duffy said one-score games in the playoffs or Thanksgiving Did Moreira make the kick the first time the trumpeter was in his face Phillipsburg junior kicker Alexie Moreira approaches a kickoff.Courtesy photo Moreira’s kickoff skills are coming along just as nicely there’s a lot of onside and pooch kickoff drills me and the other kickers try and come up with drills for each other.” Phillipsburg junior punter Alexie Moreira.Courtesy photo you have to be aware of the time that has lapsed – the slower the more likely the punt is blocked,” Duffy said “Alexie has worked himself into being a good punter and has learned the ins and outs of the trade.” “At first I wasn’t confident I’d have the hends to catch thn snap Then I want to kill the ball like it’s a kickoff Everything has to go right in punting.” Phillipsburg special teams usually go right “I am lucky coach Duffy is very big on special teams,” Moreira said “We always have situations set up to practice and I become very comfortable with what I need to do.” More so than he is explaining what he does to his European family in France; my great-grandmother is 100 years old and she’s healthy,” Moreira said “I don’t any of them understands anything about American football.” Alexie Moreira understands how to be a kicker – and Phillipsburg’s better off for it Our journalism needs your support. 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capable of winning a medal at this year’s World Championships scheduled from 8-16 March 2025 in Niš Making her debut at the global boxing event in 2022 in Istanbul Moreira lost to Canada’s Charlie Cavanagh in the quarterfinals after seeing off Morocco’s Oumayma Belahbib in the round of 32 and Kenya’s Everline Akinyi in the pre-quarters Inspired by her remarkable performance in Istanbul an energized Cape-Verdean travelled to New Delhi oozing confidence for the 2023 IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships but once again bowed out in the quarterfinals losing to Kazakhstan’s Nadezhda Ryabets ‘It was a good accomplishment for me to make it to the quarterfinals at my first World Championships I was there without my coach and my team to support me,’ she recalled we did enough with my team to win the fight and although the fight was given to my opponent I was happy to reach the quarterfinals again.’ Buoyed by her success in Istanbul and New Delhi Moreira is eyeing a place in the finals in Serbia and feels she has what it takes to be there ‘I’m currently the number two in the world I believe l am one of the best in the world,’ said Moreira who is planning for a few build-up matches before the World Championships Moreira views the Asian and European boxers as the biggest obstacle in her medal hopes in Serbia singling out China’s defending champion Yang Liu as a potential threat if she comes to Serbia Yang Liu edged out Thailand’s Janjaem Suwannapeng in the finals of the 2023 World Championships in India both boxers maintaining the dominant show of the Asian countries India emerged as the overall winner followed by China and Russia in third position Moreira singles out Uzbekistan boxers as a force to reckon with While Moreira acknowledges the technical superiority of Asian women she believes African boxers are stronger and will soon overpower their adversaries ‘African boxers are the strongest fighters but the Asians and Europeans are ahead of us technically and tactically,’ said Moreira who is once again being handled by her coach and husband Jorge Silva Silva is impressed with the tremendous progress Moreira has made in boxing ‘She always wants to learn new techniques to improve the basics,’ said Silva Nancy is a top fighter now ranked number two in the world by IBA she can win a medal there because there’s very little difference between her and boxers from Europe and Asia Now is the time for Africa to make a big statement.’ She got involved in the sport at the age of 23 through the influence of her brother-in-law She signaled her intention to conquer the world in 2019 at the African Games in Rabat Morocco where she won Cape Verde’s only medal – a bronze She has no plans to step out of the ring until she’s 40 years old ‘I started very late so I will be in boxing for as long as my mind and body are coordinating well,’ said Moreira who has hailed the IBA for motivating boxers with good prize money in their tournaments if it wasn’t there maybe I wouldn’t be participating in so many championships and we boxers are happy that they realize medals are not everything for boxers to invest in their future We’re proud of President Umar Kremlev.’ Elena Sobol, Head of Communications and PR, International Boxing Association: elena.sobol@iba.sport April 10th, 2025 / IBA, IBA President March 10th, 2025 / IBA May 5th, 2025 / IBA May 1st, 2025 / IBA.Pro An Office of University Community Partnerships She fell in love with the field and began dreaming of a new career – as a paralegal.  Learn more about USF’s Paralegal Certificate program here.  Return to article listing Paralegal USF Corporate Training and Professional Education empowers people to craft their future without limits through engaging professional growth learning and certification programs Its programs focus on an array of topics – human resources Copyright © 2025, University of South Florida. All rights reserved This website is maintained by Lifelong Learning Golf Finalizes Roster with Addition of Benjamin Garcia Moreira8/8/2024 4:21:00 PM | Men's Golf two technologies that we have been living with for a long time Speaking from a coffee shop in Rio de Janeiro’s Tijuca neighborhood after the last throes of the Carnival researcher and popular educator with a calm and affable voice says that she is a little uncomfortable with the end-of-the-world rhetoric associated with AI yet at the same time she does not offer many reasons for optimism: she does not deny the concern caused by the concentration of the enormous power of AI in a handful of big techs in a couple of countries or by regulation that always seems to be too little and with which they will possibly manufacture a new and more powerful new device “If you continue to be the one contributing basic supplies it is colonialism in another shape… we continue to offer the most basic elements because we have not developed the technology we are not the owners of the technology,” she says So what role do Brazil and Latin America have to play in this new world in transformation if they want to be something more than mere spectators It is a dilemma that Moreira leaves to the political class: “The global geopolitical game implies assuming that risk within everything that is offered on the table.” While others decide how to safeguard their digital sovereignty in a world that is changing at the speed of light Moreira does not lose sight of the threat of new technologies in perpetuating historical discrimination Under the pretext of strengthening public security Brazil is experiencing a boom in facial recognition and technological surveillance tools (there are already 351 projects underway and almost 82 million people potentially under surveillance who coordinated the campaign Tire seu rosto da sua mira consider it not only an attack on the right to privacy but a “continuation of scientific racism” due to the constant identification errors that affect mainly Black people As a counterpoint to a perhaps dystopian future Moreira says she wants to focus on the little things on what really makes up people’s lives and which (at least for now) cannot be monetized or turned into data She talks about ancestral technology: “Do you know how to make a child stop crying That is cutting-edge technology for many people without which no one can live […] Capitalism can collapse in many ways but the microeconomy of care is continuous,” she says with conviction Another of her main goals is to put an end to the Cartesian idea, so deeply rooted in the West, that science is opposed to religion. A practicing follower of Umbanda an Afro-Brazilian religion originating in Rio de Janeiro Moreira believes in Afrofuturism and in the possibilities of science for non-white peoples who have resisted and endured outside the system: “It exists but it is codified in a different way.” For example the offerings that devotees of religions originating in Africa make to Oxum Pregnant women often offer her (and also cook and eat) a type of beans that are very rich in folic acid which has helped many pregnancies to come to a successful term since time immemorial: “Perhaps it is not codified in the Western way but there is a very lively science there,” she says Sign up for our weekly newsletter to get more English-language news coverage from EL PAÍS USA Edition architecture is not only a matter of design but often one of endurance — of working within constraints and of navigating a built environment marked by permanence and resistance to spectacle Yet within this persistent context, a new generation of architects has been reshaping the field with quiet determination. Often formed in shared spaces, these practices balance autonomy with collaboration and meticulous detailing with broader urban concerns. Their studios tend to reflect this ethos: modest in scale, defined by adaptive reuse and rooted in the material reality of the city architecture unfolds as a process — sometimes speculative sometimes grounded — but always reflective of a practice that is deeply local and increasingly global If you have done all of this and still can't find the email Thanks for visiting Moto2 World Championship racer Diogo Moreira and multi-time Supermoto World Champion Thomas Chareyre won the annual 100km of Champions at the VR46 ranch in Tavullia Valentino Rossi and Luca Marini took second ahead of Elia Bartolini and Lorenzo Baldassari 100km results | 1/33NJSIAA North 2 Group 4 final: Northern Highlands vs. Phillipsburg on Nov. 15, 2024.st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Brad Wilson | For lehighvalleylive.comAlexie Moreira sticks to his fundamentals – always And it’s a good thing for Phillipsburg football that he does I keep my head down all the time,” said the Stateliners junior kicker “I try and let my sideline tell me if it’s good.” Moreira was left in absolutely no doubt whether his final kick in Friday night’s NJSIAA North 2 Group 4 final went through the uprights school-record-tying 46-yard effort sailed through the uprights as time expired to give the Stateliners a stunning 13-11 win over visiting Northern Highlands as Maloney Stadium turned into a madhouse Moreira’s kick capped what longtime P’burg broadcaster Mike Moore called a “miracle” win for Phillipsburg “It was the most exciting thing I’ve ever done in sports,” Moreira said Stateliners head coach Frank Duffy called it “the most exciting win” of his career whose 10 tackles helped keep the Stateliners in the game may have spoken for everyone in the stadium in garnet and gray when asked if he was sure Moreira would make the kick He hesitated a second before saying: “My heart was beating fast He’s been practicing those kicks since the summer and when he takes them Here is the call courtesy of Mike Moore and Matt Johnson.#DIG pic.twitter.com/clhvXOkIFu Not many of Phillipsburg’s 747 varsity football wins in its history could have offered this kind of thrill The ending was one of the most captivating moments ever in the long history of Stateliners football at Maloney Stadium – perhaps because it seemed so completely impossible Northern Highlands (6-5) had just erased a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit and taken a 11-10 lead with 24 seconds left in regulation on a two completions from junior quarterback Jack O’Callaghan to senior wide receiver Shane Hanlon – the first for an eight-yard touchdown pass the second for the two-point conversion that gave the Highlanders the lead if indeed it did (photos showed Hanlon may well have been tackled shy of the goal line) It looked as if Phillipsburg (10-1) had self-inflicted its often sloppy execution and 13 (accepted) penalties a brutal playoff loss and dropped its third straight sectional championship game The Stateliners were starting at their own 36 with no timeouts left they’d need to go at least 35 yards and could almost certainly not afford to have a play end in bounds There are NFL teams that would struggle to do that I think the only people who thought we could win were our players and our coaches,” Duffy said Such situations are when great quarterbacks make their reputations Denver fans still talk about John Elway’s “The Drive” against Cleveland in 1986 And it may be that Phillipsburg fans will talk about what senior quarterback Jett Genovese did in those last 24 seconds “There wasn’t much communication,” he said of talking about wanting to do what the previous two Phillipsburg teams had not done – win a sectional final and get past this week “I can’t even tell what I am thinking after an ending like that,” Genovese said I am so proud of every one of these guys - they are all so special.” Genovese surely was in the last 24 seconds He maxed out the yardage in the time available not trying to do too much all at once or be a hero himself He ran twice and found senior wide receiver Matthew Scerbo Jr Scerbo’s secure hands were never more important and critically That’s no small feat when the defense knows that the offense had no choice but to work the sidelines and surely the Highlanders knew Scerbo would be where Genovese looked first and the ball rested on the Highlanders' 29 with four ticks left on the clock “Jett not taking a sack on that drive was huge,” Duffy said “That and situational football won us the game As they do on the play Duffy calls “field goal to win,” which had entered the Stateliners practice rotation about when the playoffs started Duffy never hesitated to make that call at the end “Field goal was the better percentage play there “Alexie knows I believe in him – he has done an outstanding job making himself into an outstanding kicker Junior Chase Doering made an outstanding hold “I wasn’t particularly nervous,” said Moreira who may well have been the calmest person in the stadium “We’d been practicing that situation all week So did all of Phillipsburg by the time it landed – a kick that carried the Stateliners to their ninth sectional title and into the Group 4 semifinals (against the winner of Saturday’s Ramapo-Morris Knolls N1G4 final) carried the fans into heaven and carried Alexie Moreira right into the Valhalla of Phillipsburg football Please subscribe today to lehighvalleylive.com Here is the call courtesy of Mike Moore and Matt Johnson.#DIG pic.twitter.com/clhvXOkIFu Bridgewater-Raynham/West Bridgewater is calling 2024-25 its “comeback season.” junior Lily Moreira knows a thing or two about comebacks the co-op has been one of the state’s best gymnastics programs winning back-to-back state titles in 2017 and 2018 But last season was the first since 2016 that BRWB missed qualifying for the state meet after its fifth-place showing at the South Sectional championship we’re getting extra prepared and we’re calling it our comeback year We’re all working hard in the gym to make it one.” Moreira led a comeback of her own nearly four years ago — one that makes this attempt seem simple in comparison Moreira was struck by a car in her driveway She was treated for two weeks at Boston Children’s Hospital where she was in a neck brace and unable to move on her own “They tried to keep me as entertained as possible,” she said They also took us up to the garden at the top of Children’s Hospital It made the time go by a little bit faster.” Moreira started gymnastics at age 6 because she was constantly in motion “I was a little bit of the wild child in the family so they decided to put me in gymnastics,” she said the stillness that came with her rehabilitation wasn’t exactly up her alley But the medical team at Children’s wasn’t sure returning to gymnastics was something she would — aor should — do “[The doctors] were a little bit hesitant with me going back,” said Moreira Moreira returned to Brockton’s Spectrum Gymnastics as soon as she received her doctors’ clearance but finished fourth in the state on uneven bars at Level 7 less than a year after her injury Moreira competes in both club and high school gymnastics She won the Cranberry League all-around championship in February and was fourth at South sectional she will again compete all-around for BRWB alongside sophomore Lindsay Woodbury “Lily made an incredible comeback from her accident,” said coach Stephen Cudworth who coaches Moreira at both the club and high school level “From having to re-learn all her gymnastics skills from the start to making it to Level 9 and being one of the leading all-arounders in the Cranberry League and in the state is nothing short of incredible.” Moreira fundraises to bring more toys and games (including Giant Uno) to Children’s Hospital her goal is to become a nurse like the ones who helped in her comeback ▪ Last year’s state champion will be competing without Brown University-bound senior Sophie Tressler (injury) but still has the firepower to repeat the Merrimack Valley Conference all-around champion while standout vaulter Sophia Sierpina steps into a larger role as a senior junior Kallie McCarthy will be one of the Raiders’ key all-arounders while they also welcome freshman Kaylan Wozniak a Level 9 gymnast with uneven bars potential and to go as far forward as we can this season,” said Central Catholic coach Heather Fusco Central Catholic will again battle with Masconomet and Danvers the defending North champion and state runner-up returns senior co-captain Fallon Eberhardt who showcases elite tumbling on floor exercise Juniors Janey Young and Sarah Aldrich provide the Chieftains with depth Danvers returns a deep team with a large number of high-level club gymnasts ▪ Defending South champion Mansfield believe it has a team that can challenge the North’s best Dynamic tumbler Andrew Znoj returns for his senior season after helping lead the Hornets to a fourth-place finish at last winter’s state meet (boys must compete on girls’ apparatus if they are members of a team) a senior captain who qualified for the state individual championship on vault and floor last season while junior Sophie Moore and sophomore Ava Redding will trade all-around duties Riley Charest joins Boni as a senior captain and looks forward to competing on two apparatus after being limited last season a senior with significant club gymnastics experience Kat Cornetta can be reached at sportsgirlkat@gmail.com. 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