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Juodasis Vikingas Vilnius wins Lithuanian-Belarusian Interleague

Posted on September 23, 2008September 23, 2008 by philipp

by Marius Bingelis

Last weekend the seventh edition of the Interleague between Lithuanian and Belarusian clubs ended with the Final Four in Vilnius. After winning the Lithuanian Championship, Juodasis Vikingas Vilnius also took home the title in the Interleague. They defeated BK Vilnius-Logipolija 4-3 in twelve innings in the final. Brest Zubrs finished in third after beating Minsk 1-0 in the bronze medal game.

Results Final Four:
Saturday, September 20
Semifinals
Brest Zubrs (Belarus) – BK Vilnius-Logipolija (Lithuania) 9-10
Juodasis Vikingas Vilnius (Lithuania) – Minsk (Belarus) 6-5
Sunday, September 21
Bronze Medal Game
Brest Zubrs – Minsk 1-0
Final
Juodasis Vikingas Vilnius – BK Vilnius-Logipolija 4-3 (12)

Complete Results on at beisbolas.lt.

Standings Regular Season:

  1. Juodasis Vikingas Vilnius 11-1
  2. Zubrs Brest 9-3
  3. BK Vilnius – Logipolija 5-7
  4. Minsk 5-7
  5. Vetra Utena 5-7
  6. Kaunas Lituanica 3-9
  7. Sugar Storm Skidel 4-8

The Podium of the Interleague:

  1. Juodasis Vikingas Vilnius
  2. BK Vilnius – Logipolija
  3. Zubrs Brest

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