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Croatian League Week 10: Varaždin Finishes Third, Will Face Nada, Winners of Eight Straight, in Playoffs

Posted on June 26, 2021July 3, 2021 by Gabriel Fidler

The final series of the regular season in Croatian baseball featured a pair of sweeps, with the first securing Vindija Varaždin the all-important No. 3 spot in the standings. Its consecutive 20-run outbursts against visiting Medvednica allows the northern club to avoid powerful Olimpija Karlovac in the postseason’s opening round.

Vindija’s reward, however, is to face Nada Split, which racked up the runs against Zagreb and wrapped up the campaign with eight consecutive victories. Already guaranteed a spot in the playoffs, Zagreb will travel to Karlovac for Games One and Two when the playoffs commence on June 26.

Week 10 Results
June 12  Medvednica 8 – Varaždin 20
June 12  Zagreb 15 – Nada 16
June 13  Medvednica 0 – Varaždin 20
June 13  Zagreb 0 – Nada 11
Home team listed second.

Standings

Team W L Pct. GB H A RF RA +/- Str.
Olimpija Karlovac 14 2 .857 7-1 7-1 197 65 132** W7
Nada SSM Split 11 5 .688 3 7-1 4-4 141 99 42 W8
Vindija Varaždin 7 9 .417 7 5-3 2-6 132 121 11 W2
Zagreb 6 10 .375 8 3-5 3-5 121 137 -16** L5
Medvednica 2 14 .167 12 2-6 0-8 90 251 -161 L10

Number of stars corresponds to the number of games in which the score is unavailable.

By: Gabriel Fidler. No box scores available from Week 10.

 

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