Jayla Bartholomew, former Williamsport Area Senior High School standout, played on Sunday, March 2 in NCAA Division II softball game

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Jayla Bartholomew, former Williamsport Area Senior High School standout, played on Sunday, March 2 in NCAA Division II softball game
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Mar 3, 2025
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On Sunday, March 2, former Williamsport Area Senior High School standout Jayla Bartholomew’s current college team, the Bloomsburg Huskies, won 11-4 in their NCAA Division II softball game against the Elizabeth City State Vikings.

The game took place at Dorothy Neely Softball Complex. This was their first matchup against the Vikings this season.

The Huskies’ next game is scheduled for Thursday, March 13 at 2:30 p.m. at Jan M. Hutchinson Field against Jefferson Rams.

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