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Vilnius BC wins Title in Little League Tournament

Posted on May 5, 2009May 5, 2009 by philipp

by www.baseballeurope.com

Vilnius Baseball Club takes 1st in International Baseball Festival-Piszek Memorial Little League tournament

logo_03BC Vilnius capped off a solid weekend of play defeating WBSC Warsaw 6-2 in the final to claim 1st Place in the Little League division of the Edward J. Piszek Memorial International Baseball Festival held at the Little League EMEA Training Center in Kutno, Poland, May 1-3.

The LL division tournament featured nine teams in three divisions, playing a round-robin format with a final game to decide the winner.

BC went undefeated in their group with decisive victories over UKS “DEBY” and MSZS Kutno. In finals pool play they defeated BOTOSANI (ROM) 12-3 and then WARSAW 6-2 to secure a first place finish. Lukas Pupininkas pitched a complete game for BC Vilnius in the final game with the help of Adomas Aleksandravicius who caught every game of the tournament including the final. Botosani defeated WARSAW to take second place.

Full results after the final day of play:

1. BC Vilnius LL (LIT)
2. BOTOSANI LL (ROM)
3. WBSC Warsaw (POL)
4. FSC FRONHAU FLAMINGOM (GER)
5. UKS “DEBY” OSELSKIO (POL)
6. BUKS “KRUKI” AUGUSTOW (POL)
7. MKS “JASTRZAB” JASTRZEBIE ZDROJ (POL)
8. UBKS “BAZA” BYDGOSZCZ (POL)
9. MSZS KUTNO (POL)

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