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Belgian Playoffs: Results August 29&30

Posted on August 31, 2009August 31, 2009 by philipp

The HOBOKEN PIONEERS improved to 4-0 in the Belgian playoffs after two wins over reigning champion PORT OF ANTWERP GREYS this weekend. The BRASSCHAAT BRAVES moved into second place in the standings with two victories against the NAMUR ANGELS.

More info later this week

Results:
Week 2:
Belgian Playoffs:
Saturday, August 29:
Brasschaat Braves – Namur Angels 6-1
Hoboken Pioneers – Port of Antwerp Greys 3-0
Sunday, August 30:
Namur Angels – Brasschaat Braves 3-11
Port of Antwerp Greys – Hoboken Pioneers 4-9

Standings:

  1. Pioneers 4-0
  2. Braves 2-2
  3. Angels 1-3
  4. Greys 1-3

Belgian Playdowns:
Saturday, August 29:
Brussels Kangaroos – Borgerhout Squirrels 20-2
Mortsel Stars – Merchtem Cats 10-4
Sunday, August 30:
Borgerhout Squirrels – Brussels Kangaroos 9-4
Merchtem Cats – Mortsel Stars 3-13

Standings:

  1. Mortsel Stars 4-0
  2. Merchtem Cats 2-2
  3. Brussels Kangaroos 1-3
  4. Borgerhout Squirrels 1-3

3 thoughts on “Belgian Playoffs: Results August 29&30”

  1. Star says:
    August 31, 2009 at 2:56 pm

    Merchtem Cats – Mortsel Stars 3-13

    Standings:
    1.

  2. Star says:
    August 31, 2009 at 3:00 pm

    Standings:
    1. Mortsel Stars 4-0
    2. Merchtem Cats 2-2
    3. Brussels Kangaroos 1-3
    4. Borgerhout Squirrels 1-3

  3. philipp says:
    August 31, 2009 at 3:05 pm

    Thank you for the correction and the standings.

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