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Germany with Silver Medal at Coed Slowpitch World Cup

Posted on November 24, 2015November 24, 2015 by philipp

For the fourth time the Coed Slowpitch World Cup took place this past weekend in Plant City, Florida. Eight countries participated in the event organized by the Softball Division of the World Baseball Softball Confederation. Bahamas won the title ahead of Germany and Canada. Great Britain (4th), Bulgaria (7th) and France (8th) also participated from Europe.

Germany reached the page playoffs with a second place in the first round, having won five of seven games and scoring the most runs in the tournament. In the first semi-final they lost 10-15 to Bahamas, but still reached the finals with an 11-10 walk-off win over Canada in the Bronze Medal Game.

In the championship game Germany led the Bahamas in the third, when rain caused stoppage of play. Due the Bahamas win in the semi-finals they got awarded the Gold Medal. Germany had to settle for silver, still a success for the squad.

Final Standings:

Gold: Bahamas
Silver: Germany
Bronze: Canada
4th: Great Britain
5th: Turks & Caicos
6th: Curacao
7th: Bulgaria
8th: France

Final Round Robin Standings:

Final Seed
Team
W
L
RF
RA
1
Bahamas
6
1
93
45
2
Germany
5
2
120
56
3
Great Britain
5
2
108
66
4
Canada
5
2
103
61
5
Turks & Caicos
3
4
72
95
6
Curacao
3
4
62
74
7
Bulgaria
1
6
58
101
8
France
0
7
30
148

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