Good Morning Lipscomb Athletics – Weekly Sports Update
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Baseball ended their spring break in a three-day series against Jacksonville, losing Friday but winning [heftily] on Saturday and Sunday. Their Tuesday game against Vanderbilt was postponed to March 28 of next week, due to weather. This weekend, they will be in North Carolina for another three-day weekend series against Queens. The Friday game will be aired on ESPN+.
Softball ended their spring break with three wins over Bellarmine at Draper Diamond on Saturday and Sunday this past weekend. This weekend, they will go to Florida to match up against Jacksonville on Saturday And Sunday.
Men’s Tennis Saturday game against Butler was canceled due to cold weather conditions. On Sunday, they lost to Liberty at Vanderbilt’s Brownlee O. Currey Jr. Tennis Pavillon. This Friday, they will play in Clarksville against Austin Peay University. On Sunday, they will host Bellarmine at the Huston-Marsh-Griffith Tennis Center.
Women’s Tennis beat Liberty on Saturday at the Ensworth Tennis Center. This Friday, they will play in Clarksville against Austin Peay University. On Sunday, they will host Bellarmine at the Huston-Marsh-Griffith Tennis Center.
This Weekend Men’s and Women’s Track and Field teams will be in Raleigh, North Carolina after last week trailing six in the top five and 19 total top 10 at the first outdoor meet of the season in Atlanta.
Day 2⃣ of the Raleigh Relays❗️
— Lipscomb XC T&F (@LipscombXCTF) March 24, 2023
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Anna Grace Hudson
Anna Hudson is a Junior Public Relations Major, also studying Biology for her minor. She is a transfer student to Lipscomb, coming from University of Tennessee, Chattanooga and Columbia State. Her passions include Veterinary Medicine, fashion, volleyball, and traveling. Anna worked as a Vet Tech at a local hospital for 2+ years before finding her love for PR. She has lived in Nashville her whole life and is proud to be what people call a "Nashville Native."
