The Pitt-Bradford softball team paired with local youth organization CARE for Children for their annual clinic on Thursday evening.

"It's always a great night with the CARE for Children family," said head coach Tina Phillips. "It's a date we circle on our calendar and something the team and I love doing."

CARE for Children is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to improving the lives of children of all abilities. Some services the organizations offer include Early Intervention, Early Learning, School-Based Therapy and Child Safety & Injury Prevention. This is the fifth time the Panther softball program has hosted this clinic. 

Pitt-Bradford softball players and coaches worked with attendees in individual drills to improve their throwing, catching, and hitting. At the end of the event, they used those skills in a game. 

"Having fun with these children and seeing all the smiles on everyone's faces is so fulfilling for us and why we continue to host this awesome event"

More information on CARE for Children can be found on their website, here.