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Sweden wins against Great Britain at MLB Academy Tournament

Posted on April 9, 2009 by philipp

carlstedtAfter the grounds crew in Toulouse needed to work hard to make the field ready in the morning after the rain of the days before, the MLB Academy Tournament finally began. We don’t know the exact scores, but we do know that Oscar Carlstedt (picture) pitched and led Sweden to a win over Great Britain. In the second match the Academy from Rouen defeated their counterpart from Toulouse. The tournament continues on Thursday with three games.

Schedule:
Tuesday, April 7:
France Toulouse – Great Britain ppd
Wednesday, April 8:
Sweden (W) – Great Britain
France Toulouse – France Rouen (W)
Thursday, April 9:
09:30 Sweden – France Toulouse
13:30 Great Britain – France Rouen
16:30 France Rouen – Sweden
Friday, April 10:
15:30 France Toulouse – Great Britain
Saturday, April 11:
09:30 Game for third place (3rd-4th)
15:00 Final (1st-2nd)

Photo: © Stade Toulousain

2 thoughts on “Sweden wins against Great Britain at MLB Academy Tournament”

  1. Pingback: Topics about Games » Archive » Sweden wins against Great Britain at MLB Academy Tournament
  2. PeterW43 says:
    April 9, 2009 at 10:30 am

    Why is the German Academy not participating ?

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