Spring sports keep athletes busy
03/07/2019
Seven different sports and 11 teams make
this a busy spring semester for B-CU athletic.
B-CU softball and baseball teams are back in
action as they seek to lead the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC). The Lady Wildcats
are looking to repeat as MEAC champions this
year, whereas the B-CU baseball Diamond Cats
will try to bounce back under the new leadership of Jonathan Hernandez.
The teams will play in the renovated Jackie
Robinson Ballpark downtown on City Island.
Meanwhile, men and women track and field
indoor season also is active. The Wildcats will
only have one home meet this semester during
the outdoor season when the compete against
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University March
29-30.
Wildcat tennis and golf teams, both men and
women, will spend sometime in the Daytona
Beach area. The City Island tennis courts, located next to Jackie Robinson Ballpark, are home to B-CU tennis teams, while LPGA International will be the playground for B-CU golf this
semester.
Fans hoping to see the Wildcat bowling team
in action, however, will not be so lucky. Their
nearest meet will be in Orlando, Florida. The
team is under the leadership of its newest coach,
Chelsea Gilliam.
Lastly, B-CU men and women basketball
teams are already halfway into the season and
deep into MEAC play. Both teams have only two
remaining home games before the conference
tournament.
For full schedules, roaster and more news visit
www.bcuathletics.com.