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Federations Cup Qualifier Belgrade: Recaps Day 5, June 16, 2017

Posted on June 17, 2017June 16, 2017 by philipp

The Diving Ducks Wiener Neustadt and the host Beograd 96 have reached the final at the Federations Cup Qualifier in Belgrade, Serbia. The Diving Ducks improved to 4-0 in the first round with a 13-10 win over Athletic Sofia. The Diving Ducks scored five runs apiece in the second and the seventh en route to the win. Sofia answered with five runs in the eighth, but wasn’t able to tie the contest. Beograd edged out the Southampton Mustangs 11-10. Beograd scored six times in the third and five runs in the sixth for an 11-4 lead. Southampton added six runs in the eighth to make it interesting. But in the last frame the Mustangs didn’t deliver.

Results:

Friday 16th June
09
12:00
Belgrade A Diving Ducks W.Neustadt (AUT) Diving Ducks W.Neustadt (AUT) Athletic Sofia (BUL) Athletic Sofia (BUL) 13 – 10
boxscore
10
16:00
Belgrade
A
Beograd '96 (SRB) Beograd ’96 (SRB) Southampton Mustangs (GBR) Southampton Mustangs (GBR) 11 – 10
boxscore

Standings First Round:

Standing Pool A
Pos
Team
GP
WO
LO
AVG
GB
1
    Diving Ducks W.Neustadt (AUT)
4
4
0
1000
0
2
    Beograd ’96 (SRB)
4
3
1
750
1
3
    Southampton Mustangs (GBR)
4
2
2
500
2
4
    Athletic Sofia (BUL)
4
1
3
250
3
5
    Atletico Alexandria (ROM)
4
0
4
0
4

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