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Italian Softball: Legnano moved to the top

Posted on May 15, 2008 by philipp

The TITANS lost their lead position in the standings due to two losses against DES CASERTA on May 3. They came back a week later, by sweeping FIORINI. They are now sitting in second place behind 2007 champion AMGA LEGNANO, which won three of the last four games. In the bottom half of the standings in the Italian Softball League, SANOTINT BOLLATE, which were first after last year’s regular season, is now moving steadily into direction upper half. They are riding a four-game winning streak, after losing seven of the first eight matches.

Latest Results:
May 3:
Europromo Titano Hornets – Des Caserta 0-1, 0-4
Museo D’Arte Nuoro – Sanotint Bollate 0-1, 0-3
Amge Legnano – Cassa Padana Parma 9-2, 5-0
Mosca Macerta Fiorini Forli 4-11, 5-2
May 10:
Sanotint Bollate – Mosca Macerata 7-0, 3-1
Des Caserta – Amga Legnano 3-2, 2-6
Cassa Padana – Museo D’Arte Nuoro 3-1, 1-0
Europromo Titano Hornets – Fiorini Forli 2-1, 4-3

Standings:

  1. Amga Legnano 10-2
  2. Europromo Titano Hornets 9-3
  3. Fiorini Forli 8-4
  4. Cassa Padana Parma 6-6
  5. Sanotint Bollate 5-7
  6. Des Caserta 5-7
  7. Mosca Macerata 4-8
  8. Museo D’Arte Nuoro 1-11
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