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Prince George: Germany beat British Columbia and Canada for Finals

Posted on July 26, 2009 by philipp

British Columbia – Germany 1-8

GER 100 110 032  8 11 1
BC  001 000 000  1  4 5

Box score

Germany defeated British Columbia 8-1 on Saturday morning in Prince George, Canada at the World Baseball Challenge to reach the semi-finals later that day against Canada. After both teams exchanged single runs in the first three frames, Germany took a 3-1 lead after RBIs by Andy Janzen and Jendrick Speer in the fourth and fifth. A three-run homerun by Chris Howard in the eighth and two more runs in the ninth blew the game wide open at the end.

Tim Henkenjohann, who had beaten Team USA earlier this week, gave up just one run on three hits and six walks in 6 1/3 innings, striking out five. Martin Dewald closed it out with 2 1/3 scoreless frames. Jesse Peters (L 0-1) struck out eight in 7 2/3 innings, but didn’t get much help from his defense, which committed five errors in the game. He conceded seven hits, six runs (2 ER) and a bb.

British Columbia defeated Germany 12-3 during the preliminary phase, but couldn’t repeat that offensive performance on Saturday. They finish the World Baseball Challenge in fourth place in the final standings.

Canada – Germany 2-4

(Line score, Box score and more info on the game to follow, as soon as they become available)

With the win against British Columbia, Germany got the opportunity to play against Canada for the second final spot. Thanks to a great performance by starter Andre Hughes and former minor leaguer Ludwig Glaser Germany prevailed 4-2 and will take on Team USA on Sunday afternoon at 4pm (local time) in the title game. Glaser went three-for-three against the maple leafs with a homerun in the ninth. Hughes went 7 2/3 innings for the win. Germany is now the only team in the World Baseball Challenge to have won against each opponent.

Results Playoffs:
Friday, July 24:
Playoff #1: British Columbia – Bahamas 14-1 (7)
Playoff #2: Prince George Axemen – Germany 4-9
Playoff #3: USA – Canada 1-0
Saturday, July 25:
Playoff #4: Germany – British Columbia 8-1 (British Columbia finishes in fourth)
Playoff #5: Bahamas – Prince George Axemen 2-10 (Axemen finish in fifth place, Bahamas in sixth)
Playoff #6: Canada – Germany 2-4 (Germany reaches finals, Canada finishes third)
All Box scores

Schedule
Sunday, Jul 26:

4pm Finals: USA – Germany
(all times local)

Live stream of the final at www.worldbaseball.ca, game starts at 1am CET on Monday, July 27

1 thought on “Prince George: Germany beat British Columbia and Canada for Finals”

  1. hubeee says:
    July 26, 2009 at 12:36 pm

    Sensational!!! Big RESPECT to our guys from germany!!!

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