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College softball in Minnesota and elsewhere remains primarily White. Annual NCAA data show six percent of softball players are Black — it was five percent from 2014 to 2019.
Breezy Burnett, a sophomore softball player from Jacksonville, Florida, is looking to continue her success at Minnesota and hopes to one day become a broadcaster.
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