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Final Standings European Cup Qualifiers

Posted on June 22, 2009 by philipp

Ostrava, Czech Republic

  1. MGPU-SYOS 42 (RUS)
  2. Arrows Ostrava (CZE)
  3. BC Juadas Vikingas (LTU)
  4. Brest Zubrs (BLR)
  5. AMZ Kutno (POL)
  6. Vojvode (SRB)

Best Batter: Jon Jon Robles (Arrows Ostrava)
Best Pitcher: Nikola Chermosentsev (MGPU-SYOS 42)
MVP: Jon Jon Robles (Arrows Ostrava)

Trnava, Slovakia

  1. KNTU-Osvsm (UKR)
  2. BC Vindija Varazdin (CRO)
  3. Atletico Alexandria (ROM)
  4. TJ STU Trnava (SVK)
  5. Karlskoga Bats (SWE)
  6. Óbuda Brick Factory (HUN)

Attnang-Puchheim, Austria

  1. Bern Cardinals (SUI)
  2. MOSQUITO Athletics Attnang-Puchheim (AUT)
  3. BK Kranjski Lisjaki (SLO)
  4. Buffaloes Blagoevgrad (BUL)
  5. Zagreb BC (CRO)
  6. AC Ainos Kefalonia (GRE)

Best Batter: Triler Aljaz (Kranjski Lisjaki)
Best Pitcher: John Baum (Bern Cardinals)
MVP: John Baum (Bern Cardinals)

Antwerp, Belgium

  1. Mannheim Tornados (GER)
  2. Hoboken Pioneers (BEL)
  3. Oslo Pretenders (NOR)
  4. Espoo Expos (FIN)
  5. White Sharks (POR)

Lausanne Indians (SUI) were taken out of competition by the technical commission due to article 26D2 of the competition rules.

Best Batter: Martin Dewald (Mannheim Tornados)
Best Pitcher: Rene Franke (Mannheim Tornados)
MVP: Rene Franke (Mannheim Tornados)

Full stats on official competition website of CEB

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