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Results German Softball-Bundesliga July 2&3

Posted on July 6, 2011July 6, 2011 by philipp

In the German Softball-Bundesliga most of the action last weekend again took place in the southern division. In the north only the Wesseling Vermins dispatched the Brauweiler Raging Abbots in both ends of a doubleheader on Saturday. In the other division the Mannheim Tornados defended their clean slate with two easy wins at the Darmstadt Rockets. The Grünwald Jesters lost all four of their games, two on Saturday against the Haar Disciples and two on Sunday against the Karlsruhe Cougars. Also the Heidelberg Hedgehogs took two from the Gauting Indians to complete the sweep of the road teams in German Softball.

Results:
Saturday, July 2:
North:
Brauweiler Raging Abbots – Wesseling Vermins 3-17 (4), 0-15 (3)
South:
Grünwald Jesters – Haar Disciples 3-5, 0-7 (5)
Gauting Indians – Heidelberg Hedgehogs 2-15 (4), 0-1
Darmstadt Rockets – Mannheim Tornados 0-13, 1-12
Sunday, July 3:
South:
Grünwald Jesters – Karlsruhe Cougars 1-9, 0-1

Standings:
North:

  1. Wesseling Vermins 16-2
  2. Neunkirchen Nightmares 12-2
  3. Hamburg Knights 8-6
  4. Ratingen Goose Necks 1-13
  5. Brauweiler Raging Abbots 1-15

South:

  1. Mannheim Tornados 16-0
  2. Karlsruhe Cougars 12-4
  3. Haar Disciples 10-4
  4. Grünwald Jesters 7-11
  5. Heidelberg Hedgehogs 5-13
  6. Gauting Indians 3-11
  7. Darmstadt Rockets 3-13
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