It’s quiet in the office this week, because we’re missing two of our teammates, Brooke and Scott. But so far, it seems they are having fun and doing some great work in Nicaragua! (Learn more about how the Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation is training coaches and serving kids as a part of an educational, two-way exchange program between the United States and Nicaragua in partnership with the US Department of State.)For updates from the road, follow them on Twitter: @Brooke_CRSF and @Scott_CRSFNot on Twitter?  We’ve gathered some highlights of their trip for the first couple days….Incredible boat ride tonight of #Granda and seeing the volcano islands. #Nicaragua pic.twitter.com/dktv3zYIrJ— Brooke Austin (@Brooke_CRSF) April 20, 2015  Ed from @4H breaking down how we can help the youth around Nicaragua. @SportsDiplomacy @CalRipkenSrFdn pic.twitter.com/jcEDd8aKkg— Scott Swinson (@Scott_CRSF) April 20, 2015  #Quickball in #Nicaragua!!! pic.twitter.com/4T29To6zVX— Brooke Austin (@Brooke_CRSF) April 20, 2015  Embassador Powers throws first pitch for @CalRipkenSrFdn and US Embassy Exchange Program – @EmbPowers pic.twitter.com/nI6iV7wrJH— Fabretto Foundation (@Fabretto) April 20, 2015  Language barrier oops of the day, asking the group if they had any palabras instead of preguntas… #Nicaragua #GoodThingWeHadAndy— Brooke Austin (@Brooke_CRSF) April 20, 2015  The students experiencing #quickball for the first time. The smiles and laughter are overwhelming. @SportsDiplomacy pic.twitter.com/if6StJcmLX— Scott Swinson (@Scott_CRSF) April 20, 2015 Today they are off to Somoto and Cusmapa. Stay tuned!Â
