Gumbeaux Gators to split time between Barbe, Joe Miller fields

Special to the American Press

The Lake Charles Gumbeaux Gators have announced their decision to split their home slate between two venues, Joe Miller Ballpark and Barbe High School Ballpark, as they gear up for their inaugural season in the Texas Collegiate League.

With 24 home games scheduled, fans can expect nothing short of high-energy baseball action as the Gumbeaux Gators take on opponents from across the league. The team features  a roster of 30 elite players from Division I, II, III, and Junior Colleges. 

Home games at Barbe High School include June 7, 8, 9, 13, 15, 20, and 21. The remaining home games, starting June 4, will be played at Joe Miller Ballpark.  

“We are excited to bring the Gumbeaux Gators to Lake Charles and provide our fans with the opportunity to experience high-quality baseball in two fantastic venues,” said Sam Moore, general manager of the Lake Charles Gumbeaux Gators. “Whether you’re cheering from the stands of Joe Miller Ballpark or Barbe High School Ballpark, we guarantee an unforgettable experience for all.” 

The full schedule of home games is available on the official Lake Charles Gumbeaux Gators website at gumbeauxgators.com/schedule.

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