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Results Italian Softball League May 21

Posted on May 25, 2011May 25, 2011 by philipp

Fiorini Forli has taken over first place in the Italian Softball League. In week ten Forli defeated the Titano Hornets twice at home to improve to 12-4. They moved past AMGA Legnano, which surprisingly dropped two against the eighth-ranked Museo D’Arte Nuoro. They are now tied with DES Caserta for second place, which split a twin bill against Unione Fermana. Additionally Foresi Mosca Macerata shut out Caronno Rheavendors in both games and Sanotint Bollate needed eight innings in each of its victories over RHIBO Softball La Loggia.

Results Week 10:
Saturday, May 21:
DES Caserta – Unione Fermana 8-1 (5), 4-6
Foresi Mosca Macerata – AB Caronno Rheavendors 5-0, 7-0
Fiorini Forli – ASD Titano Hornets 6-2, 2-1
AMGA Legnano – Museo D’Arte Nuoro 4-8, 2-9 (5)
RHIBO Softball La Loggia – Sanotint Bollate 8-10 (8), 0-1 (8)

Box scores, Stats at FIBS.it

Standings Italian Softball League:

FIORINI S.C. FORLI'            16 12 4 750 0.0
AMGA B.S.C. LEGNANO A.S.D.     20 14 6 700 0.0
DES CASERTA SOFTBALL           20 14 6 700 0.0
FORESI MOSCA MACERATA          18 11 7 611 2.0
SANOTINT BOLLATE SOFTBALL      20 11 9 550 3.0
RHIBO SOFTBALL LA LOGGIA       20 9 11 450 5.0
A.S.D. TITANO HORNETS          18 7 11 388 6.0
MUSEO D'ARTE NUORO             18 7 11 388 6.0
A.S.D. UNIONE FERMANA SOFTBALL 18 6 12 333 7.0
AB CARONNO RHEAVENDORS         20 3 17 150 11.0
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