- March 26, 2026
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Junior Reagan Wimberly prepared for her name to be called before running on the field for Dr. Phillips' Strike Out Cancer Night.
Teammates cheered Reagan Wimberly on as she ran through with her sign in hand for her uncle who fought cancer.
Dr. Phillips High softball team stood with DP teacher Suzanne Scherfer during the team's Strike Out Cancer Night game.
Senior Briana Lohr readied her bat.
Dr. Phillips' freshman Olivia Coppola watched as the pitch flew past her and was called a ball.
Junior Liana Grosch sprinted towards home plate and helped the Panthers earn its 13-3 win over Lake Nona.
Dr. Phillips' senior Briana Lohr prepared to run from second to third base.
Dr. Phillips softball team stood together and were supportive as each player was called up during its game against Lake Nona.
DP's Exceptional Student Education and Learning Disability teacher at Dr. Phillips, Suzanne Scherfer, threw the first pitch in honor of her defeat over cancer.
Dr. Phillips' freshman Mariaisabel Velasquez stood in the lineup before the first pitch.
Players laughed with each other before the game started.
Dr. Phillips' freshman Olivia Coppola waited at the catcher's mound for Lake Nona to throw the ball.
Dr. Phillips' junior Reagan Wimberly drew her arm back as she prepared to pitch.
Once Dr. Phillips softball team got hot in its game against Lake Nona Thursday, March 26, it never let up.
The Lions were first up to bat and tallied three runs on the board, but the Panthers never allowed the team to touch the board again.
In the fifth inning, DP racked up five runs, which sealed the team's 13-3 win over Lake Nona.
Not only was the game a standout performance for the Panthers, but also it was dedicated as Strike Out Cancer Night. Each of the players held signs recognizing family or friends who they were standing for in the fight against cancer.
Dr. Phillips very own Exceptional Student Education and Learning Disability teacher at Dr. Phillips, Suzanne Scherfer, threw the first pitch in honor of her defeat over cancer. Head coach Jessica Jobst surprised Scherfer with her own pink jersey for the game.
