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(Update) Final Round in Belgian First Division ends

Posted on September 17, 2010September 18, 2010 by philipp

The Final Round in the Belgian First Division will end this weekend and the second spot in the Belgian Series is still up for grabs. While the team currently in second place, the K. Deurne Spartans, will face leader Hoboken Pioneers in a two-game series, the clubs in third and fourth still hope to pass the Spartans.

And the Port of Antwerp Greys and the Brasschaat Braves have a legitimate shot at the championship series, as they will basically play three games this weekend against each other. Before the regular scheduled game on Saturday they will complete a suspended game from earlier in the Final Round with the score tied at 10-10 after six innings.

With that in mind, a few scenarios are possible. If K. Deurne wins both games against the Pioneers they will clinch a final spot. If they win just one game and the Greys win all three games against the Braves, Port of Antwerp will again advance to the Belgian Series. If the Spartans lose both games, the Greys would need two wins and Brasschaat three to move up. The Greys own the tiebreaker against the Spartans, while K. Deurne has the upper hand over the Braves in a tie scenario.

Schedule Final Round:
Top 4:
Saturday, September 18:
15:30 Hoboken Pioneers – K. Deurne Spartans
15:30 Port of Antwerp Greys – Brasschaat Braves (before this game, completion of suspended game with the score tied 10-10 after six innings)
Sunday, September 19:
15:30 K. Deurne Spartans – Hoboken Pioneers
15:30 Brasschaat Braves – Port of Antwerp Greys

Standings:

  1. Hoboken Pioneers 8-2
  2. K. Deurne Spartans 5-5
  3. Brasschaat Braves 3-6
  4. Port of Antwerp Greys 3-6

Bottom 3:
Saturday, September 18:
15:30 Namur Angels – Merchtem Cats
Sunday, September 19:
15:30 Merchtem Cats – Namur Angels

Standings:

  1. Namur Angels 4-2
  2. Mortsel Stars 4-4
  3. Merchtem Cats 2-4

(an earlier version of this post didn’t accounted that the Greys and Braves will resume the suspended game)

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