“They were tough games. Hope was a really good hitting team and it took too long for us to wake up our bats. There was definitely improvement from game one to game two and we’re going to keep that rolling into next week as we head down to Florida for some games. We appreciate everyone coming out and sitting in that nasty weather, we felt the love! Now we have to get back in the gym and work harder to prepare for the games ahead.” – Junior Laney Grimwood
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The softball doubleheader at Hope College on Saturday was postponed. The Yellow Jackets will now host Hope in a doubleheader at Defiance High School on Monday, March 6th. Game one begins at 3pm.
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“I think it’s going to be a great season! We have a great connection, but we definitely have some little things we can fine tune. Overall, I’m excited to see the growth of this team this season.” – Senior Marissa Roberts, Softball
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