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Germany wins Coed Slowpitch European Championship 2017 in Sofia

Posted on July 17, 2017July 17, 2017 by philipp

Gewinner EM Slowpitch

For the first time in the history Germany has won the Coed Slowpitch European Championship. They defeated heavy favorite Great Britain 20-9 in the final game on Saturday in Sofia, Bulgaria. Germany had to go the hard way to the final, defeating Ireland and Slovenia in the page playoffs en route to the final, while Great Britain downed Slovenia to qualify as first team. Great Britain was 11-0 prior to the final, but Germany bested them with an offensive outpour and solid defense to keep the British to single digits.

Final Standings:

1
GERMANY
2
GREAT BRITAIN
3
SLOVENIA
4
IRELAND
5
CZECH REPUBLIC
6
BULGARIA

Complete results and statistics are available through competition.europeansoftball.org

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