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Results Italian Softball League May 7

Posted on May 11, 2011 by philipp

DES Caserta, Fiorini Forli and AMGA Legnano celebrated sweeps in week seven of the Italian Softball League. Mosca Macerata against Sanotint Bollate and Museo D’Arte Nuoro against Unione Fermana had to settle for splits. Legnano and Caserta continue to lead in the standings. Forli, Bollate and Macerata also sit above the .500 mark.

Results Week 7 Italian Softball League:
Saturday, May 7:
DES Caserta – AB Caronno Rheavendors 7-0 (5), 3-2
Foresi Mosca Macerata – Sanotint Bollate 0-4, 5-4
Rhibo Softball La Loggia – Fiorini Forli 2-3, 1-2
AMGA Legnano – ASD Titano Hornets 9-2 (5), 9-5
Museo D’Arte Nuoro – Unione Fermana 5-1, 3-4

Box scores at FIBS.it

Standings:

AMGA B.S.C. LEGNANO A.S.D.       14 11 3 785 0.0
DES CASERTA SOFTBALL             14 10 4 714 1.0
FIORINI S.C. FORLI'              12 8  4 666 2.0
SANOTINT BOLLATE SOFTBALL        14 8  6 571 3.0
FORESI MOSCA MACERATA            14 8  6 571 3.0
RHIBO SOFTBALL LA LOGGIA         14 7  7 500 4.0
A.S.D. TITANO HORNETS            14 6  8 428 5.0
A.S.D. UNIONE FERMANA SOFTBALL   14 5  9 357 6.0
MUSEO D'ARTE NUORO               12 4  8 333 6.0
AB CARONNO RHEAVENDORS           14 1 13 071 10.0
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