The baseball and softball teams took time out of their busy schedules to host the 2014 Front Porch Ministry Christmas party. The event benefited 11 different moms in Nashville as the teams took kids from Front Porch Christmas shopping.

Lipscomb Lady Bisons softball coach Kristin Ryman has signed four new players who have the power. Their ability to not only hit a softball, but to hit it with authority, is one of the common threads that bring the four members of the 2014 recruiting class together.

The Lady Bisons closed out the fall with a split of a doubleheader with Middle Tennessee State Saturday afternoon at Draper Diamond. In eight innings in game one the Lady Bisons fell 6-5. They came back in the nightcap for a 4-0 shutout in seven innings.

The Lady Bisons close out their fall schedule Saturday beginning at 1 p.m. when Middle Tennessee State visits Draper Diamond. The Lady Bisons are 6-0 this fall with four victories by shutouts.

In 15 innings over more than five hours at Draper Diamond Wednesday night the Lipscomb Lady Bisons pounded out 19 hits and scored 17 runs in beating Trevecca Nazarene 9-0 and 8-0.

This fall Lipscomb Lady Bisons softball coach Kristin Ryman has been getting long looks at four pitchers. Returning to the mound for their senior seasons are Heather Parker and Ashley Anderson.

Saturday afternoon at Rose Park the Lady Bisons swept Belmont 5-3 and 5-2 in a doubleheader. The Lady Bisons remain undefeated this fall in four games, but more important than the victories is the opportunity for coach Kristin Ryman to evaluate her team.

The Lipscomb softball team travels the short distance to E.S. Rose Park to battle Belmont in a doubleheader Saturday. The first game begins at noon.