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Results German Softball-Bundesliga April 17&18

Posted on April 21, 2010April 21, 2010 by philipp

Four teams remain undefeated after two weeks in the German Softball-Bundesliga. In the north the Wesseling Vermins improved to 4-0 with a sweep over the Raging Abbots, while the Hamburg Knights opened the season with two wins against Holm. The Neunkirchen Nightmares, which had won their first two games last week, had a bye.

In the south reigning champion Mannheim Tornados picked up victories three and four to stay perfect, scoring 30 runs in two shutouts in Darmstadt. The Karlsruhe Cougars and the Haar Disciples also swept their respective opponents. Laufer and Heidelberg settled for a split.

Results:
North:
April 17:
Hamburg Knights – Holm Westend 69ers 9-5
Hamburg Knights – Holm Westend 69ers 13-6
April 18:
Wesseling Vermins – Brauweiler Raging Abbots 8-4
Wesseling Vermins – Brauweiler Raging Abbots 13-10

South:
April 17:
Herrenberg Wanderers – Karlsruhe Cougars 1-16
Herrenberg Wanderers – Karlsruhe Cougars 6-13
Haar Disciples – Augsburg Dirty Slugs 10-0
Haar Disciples – Augsburg Dirty Slugs 16-1
Laufer Woelfe – Heidelberg Hedgehogs 9-13
Laufer Woelfe – Heidelberg Hedgehogs 6-3
Darmstadt Rockets – Mannheim Tornados 0-11
Darmstadt Rockets – Mannheim Tornados 0-19

Statistics Softball-Bundesliga

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