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Results Belgian Final Round September 18&19

Posted on September 20, 2010 by philipp

The K. Deurne Spartans and the Hoboken Pioneers will play in the 2010 Belgian Series for the national championship. The final round in the First Division ended this weekend and the promoted club K. Deurne clinched its ticket with an 8-6 victory over the Pioneers on Sunday. Additionally they profited from the 5-9 loss by the Port of Antwerp Greys against the Brasschaat Braves. The Greys would have advanced into the championship series with a win or a loss by the Spartans after Saturday’s results. Among the bottom-three teams the Namur Angels secured fifth place in the final standings with two wins over the Merchtem Cats.

Results Final Round:
Top 4:
Saturday, September 18:
Hoboken Pioneers – K. Deurne Spartans 1-0
Port of Antwerp Greys – Brasschaat Braves 14-10 (completion of suspended game)
Port of Antwerp Greys – Brasschaat Braves 5-2
Sunday, September 19:
K. Deurne Spartans – Hoboken Pioneers 8-6
Brasschaat Braves – Port of Antwerp Greys 9-5

Final Standings Final Round:

  1. Hoboken Pioneers 9-3
  2. K. Deurne Spartans 6-6
  3. Port of Antwerp Greys 5-7
  4. Brasschaat Braves 4-8

Bottom 3:
Saturday, September 18:
Namur Angels – Merchtem Cats 3-1
Sunday, September 19:
Merchtem Cats – Namur Angels 4-8

Final Standings Final Round:

  1. Namur Angels 6-2
  2. Mortsel Stars 4-4
  3. Merchtem Cats 2-6
Kendrey Maduro is greeted by his Dutch teammates after hitting his second homer in Group A play at the 2022 U18 European Championship in Hluboka, Czechia. Credit: mister-baseball.com.
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