For approximately 347 days, the fields and courts of Moorpark College remained empty. No practices, no games, no teams. None of the benefits of a group of people coming together to achieve a common goal. A whole year is taken from them through no fault of their own.
Star players in new uniforms; new COVID-19 protocols and restrictions. A slew of stars will be swinging in new cities come Opening Day Apr. 1, but baseball fans will not have to wait that long as spring camps broke for all 30 teams last week while Spring Training kicks off with fourteen games on Feb. 28.
The decision on whether Moorpark participates in Spring II sports will be released Friday, Feb. 26. If the Ventura County Community College District decides to opt-in, baseball, softball, men and women’s track and field, men’s golf, beach volleyball and men’s volleyball will be participating.
The Ventura College Community College District announced Thursday morning that delayed fall and winter sports competition will not be conducted in early spring of 2021 at Moorpark, Ventura or Oxnard College.
After losing a majority of their team from last season, Moorpark Women's Basketball turns to their only returning starter, Jasmine Nichols, to lead a new and young group of Raiders this upcoming season.
