Penn State Softball Cancels Pair Of Games Due To Weather
Penn State softball’s opening games in the Pirate-Spartan Classic against George Washington and Hampton have been canceled due to rain in Hampton, Virginia.
The Nittany Lions’ Saturday games against Delaware and Norfolk State are scheduled as planned, and there is currently no revised schedule to make up Friday’s games.
— Penn State Softball (@PennStateSB) March 3, 2023
Schedule Update
Due to the rain, todays games at Hampton University have been canceled. There is no update on a revised weekend schedule yet, but stay tuned on all social media, and https://t.co/AFLlg8PeA3 as to when the softball team will be in action!
Due to the rain, todays games at Hampton University have been canceled. There is no update on a revised weekend schedule yet, but stay tuned on all social media, and Penn State softball is 7-3 thus far in non-conference play. The team aims to turn its luck around in the tail-end of the Pirate-Spartan Classic this weekend as it rolls off a three-game skid from the Queen City Classic.
Following the Pirate-Spartan Classic, the Nittany Lions will head to Tampa, Florida for a five-game slate in the USF Tournament against Florida Gulf Coast, USF, St. Francis, and Marist.
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