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JV-Softball-21.Pdf Belleville West H.S. 4063 Frank Scott Pky Belleville, IL 62223 School Phone: 618-222-7665 Fax: 618-222-7669 Email: [email protected] Superintendent Principal Assistant Athletic Director Athletic Director Dr. Brian Mentzer Richard Mertens Joe Muniz Lee Meyer JV Softball (Girls) Spring 2020-2021 Day Date Opponent Place Time Wednesday Apr. 14 Highland High School BW JV Softball Field 4:30PM Monday Apr. 19 Columbia High School BW Varsity Softball Field 4:30PM Wednesday Apr. 21 @ Highland High School Highland High School 4:30PM Thursday Apr. 22 @ Granite City Senior High School Granite City High School 4:30PM Monday Apr. 26 Freeburg High School BW JV Softball Field 4:30PM Tuesday Apr. 27 * @ Cancelled- East St. Louis Sr East St. Louis Sr High School 4:30PM High School Wednesday Apr. 28 Red Bud High School BW JV Softball Field 4:30PM Thursday Apr. 29 * Belleville East High School BW JV Softball Field 4:30PM Saturday May. 01 Triad High School (DH) BW JV Softball Field 8:00AM Tuesday May. 04 * @ Collinsville High School Collinsville High School 4:30PM Thursday May. 06 * O'Fallon Township HS BW JV Softball Field 4:30PM Monday May. 10 Red Bud High School BW JV Softball Field 4:30PM Tuesday May. 11 Edwardsville High School BW JV Softball Field 4:30PM Thursday May. 13 * Cancelled- East St. Louis Sr High BW JV Softball Field 4:30PM School Friday May. 14 * @ Alton High School Alton High School 4:30PM Tuesday May. 18 * @ Belleville East High School Belleville East H S 4:30PM Thursday May. 20 * @ O'Fallon Township HS O'Fallon HS- Milburn Campus 4:30PM Saturday May. 22 Triangular BW JV Softball Field 10:00AM Tuesday May. 25 * @ Edwardsville High School Edwardsville Sports Complex 4:30PM Wednesday May. 26 Breese Mater Dei High School BW JV Softball Field 4:30PM Friday May. 28 Mascoutah High School BW JV Softball Field 4:30PM Saturday May. 29 * Alton High School BW JV Softball Field 1:00PM 03/23/2021 * = League Event Report generated by Schedule Star 866-448-9438 .
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