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Federations Cup Qualifier Belgrade: Diving Ducks safe Austrian Spot in Federations Cup

Posted on June 18, 2017 by philipp

Diving Ducks

The Diving Ducks Wiener Neustadt won the Federations Cup Qualifier in Belgrade, Serbia. They defeated host Beograd 96 in the final by a score of 9-3. With the victory Austria is keeping their spot in the Federations Cup, as their Federations Cup representative, the Athletics Attnang-Puchheim, finish in the bottom three.

In the final of the Federations Cup Qualifier in Belgrade, the Diving Ducks scored four runs in the first en route to an easy win. Beograd didn’t score until the last two innings. Adenson Verastegui struck out nine in 8 2/3 solid innings for the win. Moritz Scheicher went 4-for-5 with two runs in the final. Matthias Scheicher drove in four. Ferdinand Obed hit a two-run home run and collected three RBI. Danijl Kozjak took the loss.

Jose Zambrano of the Diving Ducks was named MVP and Best Batter in the tournament, Carlos Garcia of Beograd 96 as Best Pitcher.

Final Standing
1
Diving Ducks W.Neustadt (AUT)
2
Beograd ’96 (SRB)
3
Southampton Mustangs (GBR)
4
Athletic Sofia (BUL)
5
Atletico Alexandria (ROM)

All statistics can be found at www.baseballstats.eu

Photo by Diving Ducks Wiener Neustadt

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