THE UNIVERSITY of The Bahamas women’s softball team members take part in drills yesterday morning in Doral, Florida. The team is slated to play three international games in Miami Gardens this week. Photos courtesy of UB ATHLETICS
THE University of The Bahamas Mingoes ladies’ softball team went through a light workout yesterday morning before a team meeting as the squad gets ready for its first ever set of international games.
The UB Mingoes softball team expects to play two games Thursday in Miami Gardens against the St Thomas University Bobcats and then one game Friday at Flamingo Park in Pembroke Pines against the Florida Memorial University Lions.
This tour will be the first for the UB Mingoes softball team. “We were able to get in a light workout this morning and despite this being the first international game for most of the team I am excited for the team,” said head coach Shane Albury. “Pitching is a concern. I would like for us to be stronger at that position but defensively I think we are going to do very well.”
The team had hoped to practice on Wednesday but showers were flooding the South Florida area.
The team plays St Thomas University in a double-header 4pm and 6pm Thursday in Miami Gardens and then plays Florida Memorial University at noon Friday at Flamingo Park in Pembroke Pines.
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