ORLANDO, Fla. – Warm weather means spring is coming, and spring high school sports near the start of the 2025 season.
A handful of Central Florida baseball and softball teams came to Rollins College on Saturday to preview the upcoming seasons.
“I’m ecstatic,” Oviedo infielder Brock Godwin told News 6. “We’ve been looking forward to this since last year ended. This group of guys we have are super excited to get back out on the field.”
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Oviedo High School finished as district runner-ups and with 17 wins in the 2024 baseball season.
“I’ve waited all year for this,” Timber Creek pitcher Brody Juntunen said. “[We] had a rough end to our season last year. But now, [we’re] back, better than ever.”
The Timber Creek High School baseball team had a 24-7 record in 2024, making it to the state semifinals.
In softball, Trinity Prep is in a new district. Pitcher McKenna Hawley hopes the change will bode well for the team.
“I’m really excited to see the different competition, but I also think it’s exciting because past years, we’ve gotten second in districts,” Hawley said. “So, this year, I’m hoping to get first in districts.”
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