The University of Minnesota Duluth (1-2 overall) baseball squad has had to wait a little longer than originally planned, but will play its first game as part of the team's spring trip to Florida. The Bulldogs will compete in at least one game today (Mar. 13) against Wayne State (Mich.) University (5-3) at 4 p.m., at the Lake Myrtle Main Field in Auburndale, Fla.
This comes after UMD had its initial Sunshine State twin bill against Mansfield (Penn.) University on Friday morning cancelled and its scheduled Saturday afternoon two-game set versus Ashland (Ohio) University called off because of poor field conditions.
The two teams were able to find a field in good enough shape and are slated to play one game but may be able to get in a doubleheader, depending on the field directors' decision. Either way, the same two teams will square off tomorrow, Sunday, Mar. 14, for their previously scheduled twin bill, starting at 1:00 p.m., local time.
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