Kyle Dixon joined the BFBS Sport team in 2018 after completing a Sports Journalism degree at Solent University. Since then, he’s helped progress the team’s sport coverage into the live broadcast world and has been lead commentator for Inter Services football championships and a number of key Forces finals.
Both teams retained the championships they won in 2019 – the last time the competition was held.
The match, UKAF women's first since 2018, will be shown on the Forces News Facebook page.
A 7-1 loss to an English Colleges team was put behind them with a 2-1 victory over Sporting Khalsa at RAF Cosford.
A four-run victory gave the Navy the first advantage at Arundel Castle.
All three teams still have a chance to win the championship after the first two matches of the day.
Reigning champions the UK Armed Forces men's football team will begin with a game against the French Armed Forces on 28 November.
Major Jen Kehoe won a Paralympic gold medal in 2018 when she acted as a guide for Menna Fitzpatrick.
The pair, known as 'Menna and Jen', will no longer compete together following Major Jen Kehoe's retirement from elite sport.
The Glasgow Warriors player talked about juggling military life and professional sport.
Flight Sergeant Dyfan Pierce was speaking after his first game in charge of the UK Armed Forces men's football team.
Petty Officer Wesley McGuinness is the first military member to compete at an IPF World Championship.
The match on 29 September will be the team's fifth since 2015, and the players are looking for their first win.
A 55-3 loss to the Cornish Pirates in Penzance was the Royal Navy's first match since the COVID-19 pandemic.
More than 500 riders were on show from across the forces and from other services such as police, fire and ambulance.
A defeat against a talented Hampshire team for the Army ahead of the Inter Services.
The League v Union battle returns on Sunday 12 September on the BFBS Sports Show YouTube channel.