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Playoff Field in Australian Baseball League set

Posted on January 24, 2011January 24, 2011 by philipp

On the last weekend of the regular season in the Australian Baseball League the top four teams secured their spots in the upcoming playoffs. The Sydney Blue Sox clinched the number one seed with a 24-15 record and will face the second-ranked Perth Heat (24-16) in round one, hoping to advance directly to the championship series. In the other matchup the Adelaide Bite will host the Melbourne Aces. The winner of this series is facing the loser of Sydney vs. Perth. For the Canberra Cavalry and the Brisbane Bandits the season is over. The postseason starts on Thursday.

Results:
Wednesday, January 19:
Brisbane Bandits – Adelaide Bite 1-6
Thursday, January 20:
Adelaide Bite – Brisbane Bandits 9-6
Canberra Cavalry – Sydney Blue Sox5-1
Adelaide Bite – Brisbane Bandits 6-5
Perth Heat – Melbourne Aces 0-5
Friday, January 21:
Canberra Cavalry – Sydney Blue Sox 3-10
Adelaide Bite – Brisbane Bandits 12-0
Perth Heat – Melbourne Aces 5-2
Saturday, January 22:
Canberra Cavalry – Sydney Blue Sox 4-5
Adelaide Bite – Brisbane Bandits 8-12
Perth Heat – Melbourne Aces 4-6
Canberra Cavalry – Sydney Blue Sox 2-4
Adelaide Bite – Brisbane Bandits 5-2
Perth Heat – Melbourne Aces 7-1

Standings:

  1. Sydney Blue Sox 24-15
  2. Perth Heat 24-16
  3. Adelaide Bite 23-17
  4. Melbourne Aces 18-21
  5. Brisbane Bandits 14-22
  6. Canberra Cavalry 12-24

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