Two times Olympian bronze medalist, Lauren Regula is a Canadian sportswoman and athlete who played in the National Pro Fastpitch (NPF). She also played in the NCAA Division I All-American and was also a participant in the Canadian Softball Team. Moreover, Lauren played for the Chicago Bandits and Philadelphia Force of the NPF.
Big 12 Player of the Year 2002 and NPF Co-Pitcher of the year 2005, Lauren Regula is a famous athlete who is currently enjoying her married life with her spouse. If you like to know detailed information regarding her net worth, salary, and children, be patient and just scroll down.
Lauren Regula is a happily married woman and is enjoying her marital life with her spouse. Regula married her boyfriend Dave in a lavish wedding ceremony but the facts regarding the marriage date and other information are still not disclosed in the media.
Lauren Regula and her spouse Dave are quite happy in their life since they have welcomed three children; two sons and a beautiful daughter.
Lauren frequently shares moments with her husband and children on her official social site.
Moreover, the couple seems to be very much fond of traveling to different places and they love adventure since they often go on tour with their family. Besides being a successful softball player, she is a successful mother as well.
She is also very much focused on her fitness and does everything to maintain her health. She also changed her name to Bay-Regula after her marriage and is currently residing in Chicago, US.
Lauren Regula is a famous Canadian athlete who has a height of 1.73 meters(5 feet 6 inch) and weighs around 141 lbs(64 kilograms).
Lauren Regula hasn't so far clearly reported about her salary and net worth in the media so it is hard to assume the exact figure of her net worth and salary but approximations can be made. She might have been receiving a salary of around $30,000 annually from her softball playing career.
As per the article published in the "The New York Times," in 2013, the average salary reported for the U.S.-based female professional softball players is around $20,000 which can vary as per the experience level and the performance of the players. Moreover, each NPF team's salary cap is reported to be around $150,000 per year.
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In addition to this, some of the players who play for corporate teams can earn an annual salary of around $60,000. After adding the prize money for the players their annual income increases to some level. Regula's net worth is estimated at around $500,000 which she made from her softball career.
Aside from her financial earnings, Lauren and her husband owns some expensive personal assets but they haven't reported any details regarding it.
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Lauren Regula was born on August 9, 1981, in Trail, British Columbia. She holds Canadian nationality and belongs to the white ethnic group. She has an awesome childhood with her brother Jason Bay who played in the MLB.
Lauren started playing softball since her childhood at the age of 12 and was always encouraged by her family.
Regula completed her graduation from the Oklahoma State University in 2003 where she also played for the University team.
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Lauren has been in her softball playing career since her high school days. She has also played for Team Canada and NPF.
Regula was a member of the Team Canada form 1999 and has participated in several international events representing Canda. Lauren competed in the 2008 Beijing Olympics and Athens Olympics 2004 where she showed an outstanding performance.
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Lauren started her professional career in the NPF with the Chicago Bandits and played with them for over two years where she recorded her 1st no-hitter against Stratford Brakettes on June 30, 2005. Regula also played for another NPF team, Philadelphia Force.
Lauren was awarded several titles for her performance in the softball games and some of her achievements are listed below.
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