Kennedy Catholic High School Announces This is the Projected Sports Schedule for the Remainder of the Week

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Kennedy Catholic High School Announces This is the Projected Sports Schedule for the Remainder of the Week
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Mar 30, 2023
ByShenango Valley News Reports
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This is the projected sports schedule for the remainder of the week:

-Today’s baseball game will be played away at West Middlesex at 4:00.  The field complex is located on Route 18, past Good Shepherd Church, on the left. 

-Softball will play tomorrow at Reynolds, 4:15.  The field is located behind Sheetz on Route 18 in Transfer.

-Tennis will play Greenville today at Buhl Park, 3:30.

-7/8 Volleyball will play at Sharpsville today 4:00.

-7/8 Volleyball will play at Farrell tomorrow 4:00

-Baseball is scheduled to play at New Castle Saturday at 12:00. Field Address: 620 North Cascade Street, New Castle, PA  16101

Good Luck Eagles!

Original source can be found here.

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