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Results German Softball-Bundesliga May 28&29

Posted on June 1, 2011June 1, 2011 by philipp

In the northern division of the German Softball-Bundesliga high-scoring affairs highlighted the game day last weekend. On Saturday the Brauweiler Raging Abbots and Ratingen Goose Necks split a doubleheader, which featured a total of 63 runs. One day later the Goose Necks lost 3-21 and 6-33 against the Hamburg Knights. Additionally the Neunkirchen Nightmares celebrated a sweep over the Knights on Saturday. In the southern division the Karlsruhe Cougars took two wins from the Gauting Indians and the Mannheim Tornados from the Haar Disciples. Also the Heidelberg Hedgehogs shared wins with the Darmstadt Rockets.

Results Softball-Bundesliga:
Saturday, May 28:
North
Brauweiler Raging Abbots – Ratingen Goose Necks 10-12, 21-20
Neunkirchen Nightmares – Hamburg Knights 6-2, 7-0
South
Gauting Indians – Karlsruhe Cougars 2-11, 2-6
Heidelberg Hedgehogs – Darmstadt Rockets 4-7, 10-8
Sunday, May 29:
North
Ratingen Goose Necks – Hamburg Knights 3-21, 6-33
South
Haar Disciples – Mannheim Tornados 3-5, 1-11

Statistics

Standings:
North

  1. Neunkirchen 7-1
  2. Wesseling 7-1
  3. Hamburg 6-6
  4. Brauweiler 1-5
  5. Ratingen 1-9

South

  1. Mannheim 10-0
  2. Karlsruhe 5-3
  3. Haar 4-4
  4. Heidelberg 3-5
  5. Grünwald 3-5
  6. Gauting 3-7
  7. Darmstadt 2-6
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