From left, Johnny Hoffman, Maurico Librado, Matthew Cutter, Glenda Gotcsik and Leah Fraumeni celebrate a Patriots touchdown at The Wharf in Edgartown. — Photo by Michael Cummo
At The Wharf, Jade Deslauriers, left, and Chris Bonica gasped when Tom Brady threw an interception. — Photo by Michael Cummo
Christine Conley draws the raffle winner for a vacation to Las Vegas after the third quarter of the Super Bowl at The Wharf. — Photo by Michael Cummo
Raffle winner Glenda Gotcsik, left, poses with Christine Conley, center, and Matthew Cutter after winning a vacation to Las Vegas. — Photo by Michael Cummo
Rosie Cassidy shows off her flashy New England Patriots manicure at The Wharf’s Superbowl viewing party. — Photo by Michael Cummo
From left, Johnny Hoffman, Maurico Librado, Glenda Gotcsik and Leah Fraumeni nervously watched the fourth quarter action. — Photo by Michael Cummo
From left, Matthew Cutter, Johnny Hoffman, Maurico Librado and Glenda Gotcsik watch Tom Brady throw an interception at The Wharf in Edgartown. — Photo by Michael Cummo
A bartender at The Wharf high fives Glenda Gotcsik after a Patriots touchdown. — Photo by Michael Cummo
From left, Rosie Cassidy, Dan Cassidy, Paul Roberts, John McCarron and Dan Deslauriers celebrate a Patriots touchdown during the Super Bowl at The Wharf in Edgartown. — Photo by Michael Cummo
From left, Johnny Hoffman, Maurico Librado, Matthew Cutter, Glenda Gotcsik and Leah Fraumeni celebrated a Patriots touchdown at The Wharf in Edgartown. — Photo by Michael Cummo
Patrons of Sharky’s show their support for the Patriots during the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl. — Photo by Larisa Stinga
Lucas Amorim screams his support for the Patriots during the Superbowl. — Photo by Larisa Stinga
Sharky’s erupts after a Tom Brady touchdown. — Photo by Larisa Stinga
Auralie Brintnall stares at the television in disbelief after Russell Wilson found Doug Baldwin for 3-yard TD pass in the third quarter of the Superbowl. — Photo by Larisa Stinga
Kevin Barrett cannot contain his happiness after a 22-yard touchdown for Patriots — Photo by Larisa Stinga
Brittany Andelin rejoices after the first touchdown of the game went to the Patriots. — Photo by Larisa Stinga
A Patriots flag appeared on the Beach Road seawall Sunday prior to the Super Bowl. — Photo by Michael Cummo
David Dragas jumps out of his chair to celebrate the touchdown that ultimately won the game for the Patriouts. — Photo by Siobhan Beasley
A moment of anguish at the Ocean View for Patriots fans after Seattle scored its second touchdown of the night. From left, David Dragas, Milos Milinkovic and Kile Mulvic. — Photo by Siobhan Beasley
A win for the Patriots, as well as David Dragas who went home with a new 55-in. flat screen courtesy of Ocean View. — Photo by Siobhan Beasley
Jamie Stringfellow of the MV Times prepared this Patriots themed pie for the big game. – Photo courtesy of Jamie Stringfellow
Nicole Jackson of the MV Times prepared this football themed dip for a Super Bowl party. – Photo courtesy of Nicole Jackson
Islanders gathered in livingrooms, restaurants and bars from Gay Head to Chappy let out a collective cheer following a Super Bowl game that seemed in doubt until a last minute interception on the goal line sealed the victory for the New England Patriots.
In one of the most exciting games in the history of the Super Bowl and with two minutes to go in the game, Seattle moved down the field and was poised to score. But as they have so many times, the Patriots found a way to win. Rookie Malcolm Butler picked off Russell Wilson’s pass and the Pats claimed their fourth Super Bowl title.
