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Federations Cup Qualifier Stockholm: Recaps Day 5, June 16, 2017

Posted on June 17, 2017June 16, 2017 by philipp

CBS Sant Boi and Kaunas Lituanica will square off in the final of the Federations Cup Qualifier in Stockholm, Sweden on Saturday. Sant Boi remained undefeated with an easy 16-1 win in five innings over the London Mets. Kaunas prevailed in the tie-breaker after the Stockholm Monarchs prevailed 4-3 over UKS Deby Osielsko.

Sant Boi now can go back to back in winning Federations Cup Qualifiers after also winning in 2016. Reigning Spanish champion Astros Valencia took advantage and is currently competing in the Federations Cup. With a Sant Boi win the Spanish Federation would receive a second spot in the Federations Cup, unless the Astros win the tournament and claim a CEB Cup berth.

Results:

Friday 16th June
09
12:00
Stockholm A London Mets (GBR) London Mets (GBR) Sant Boi (ESP) Sant Boi (ESP) 1 – 16 5
boxscore
10
18:00
Stockholm
A
Stockholm Monarchs (SWE) Stockholm Monarchs (SWE) UKS Deby Osielsko (POL) UKS Deby Osielsko (POL) 4 – 3
boxscore

Standings First Round:

Standing Pool A
Pos
Team
GP
WO
LO
AVG
GB
1
    Sant Boi (ESP)
4
4
0
1000
0
2
    Kaunas County B.C. (LTU)
4
2
2
500
2
3
    London Mets (GBR)
4
2
2
500
2
4
    Stockholm Monarchs (SWE)
4
2
2
500
2
5
    UKS Deby Osielsko (POL)
4
0
4
0
4

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Kendrey Maduro is greeted by his Dutch teammates after hitting his second homer in Group A play at the 2022 U18 European Championship in Hluboka, Czechia. Credit: mister-baseball.com.
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