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Cold postpones scheduled EMU baseball opener

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emu sportsThe forecasted frigid temperatures have knocked out the EMU baseball opener.  The Royals were scheduled to host Penn State-Altoona on Saturday, but that doubleheader has been postponed.

Although the two schools are working on a rescheduled date, the potential for more winter weather early next week has kept the decision-making in limbo.

The next scheduled games are the schedule are a pair of twinbills next weekend.  The Royals will host Juniata next Saturday followed by Mt. St. Vincent on Sunday.

EMU finished 16-18 last fall, going 10-10 in the conference to qualify for the ODAC Tournament for the first time since 2002.

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