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Schedule released for Italian Serie A1 Baseball

Posted on January 9, 2019January 9, 2019 by philipp

A couple of weeks ago the Italian Baseball and Softball Federation (FIBS) released the schedule for the Italian Serie A1 Baseball. Eight teams will compete this coming season led by defending champion Bologna, San Marino, Rimini, Redipuglia, Nettuno, Castenaso, Parma and Godo. The regular season starts on April 19 and ends on July 26.

1.a/2.a giornata (andata 19/4 – ritorno 14/6):
Fortitudo Bologna – San Marino
Rimini – Rangers Redipuglia
Nettuno City – Castenaso
Parma – Godo

3.a/4.a giornata (a. 26/4 – r. 21/6)
San Marino – Parma
Godo – Nettuno City
Castenaso – Rimini
Rangers Redipuglia – Fortitudo Bologna

5.a/6.a giornata (a. 3/5 – r. 28/6)
Rimini – Godo
Nettuno City – San Marino
Parma – Fortitudo Bologna
Castenaso – Rangers Redipuglia

7.a/8.a giornata (a. 10/5 – r. 5/7)
Fortitudo Bologna – Nettuno City
San Marino – Rimini
Godo – Castenaso
Rangers Redipuglia – Parma

9.a/10.a giornata (a. 17/5 – r. 12/7)
Rimini – Fortitudo Bologna
Nettuno City – Parma
Godo – Rangers Redipuglia
Castenaso – San Marino

11.a/12.a giornata (a. 24/5 – r. 19/7)
Fortitudo Bologna – Castenaso
San Marino – Godo
Nettuno City – Rangers Redipuglia
Parma – Rimini

13.a/14.a giornata (a. 31/5 – r. 26/7)
Rimini – Nettuno City
Godo – Fortitudo Bologna
Castenaso – Parma
Rangers Redipuglia – San Marino

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