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Belgian Baseball and Softball Federation releases Competition Details for 2011 Season

Posted on February 12, 2011 by philipp

The technical commission of the Belgian Baseball and Softball Federation released competition division and pools information on Friday. No surprises, as the Belgian First Division Baseball is returning to an eight-team format. The Borgerhout Squirrels return to the top division in Belgian Baseball. Six teams will be in the First Division Softball.

Belgian First Division Baseball:

  • Namur Angels
  • Borgerhout Squirrels
  • Brasschaat Braves
  • Port of Antwerp Greys
  • Hoboken Pioneers
  • K.Mortsel Stars
  • K. Deurne Spartans
  • Merchtem Cats

Belgian First Division Softball:

  • Stabroek Chicaboos
  • Brasschaat Braves
  • Beveren Lions
  • Hoboken Pioneers
  • Heist o/d Berg Afterburners
  • R. Greys
  • Wielsbeke Pitbulls

All Divisions and Pools at www.frbbs.be

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