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Results Italian Softball League April 2

Posted on April 6, 2011April 6, 2011 by philipp

Week two in the Italian Softball League is in the books. On Saturday only the Titano Hornets and AMGA Legnano celebrated sweeps in their doubleheaders. DES Caserta had to settle for the split against Foresi Mosca Macerata as well as Fiorini Forli against Sanotint Bollate.

Forli won game one 4-0 behind seven one-hit, one-walk innings by Kylie Reynolds. She struck out 14. The Hornets overcame 14 strikeouts by Lindsey Meadows in a 1-0 nail biter over Museo D’Arte Nuoro. Megan Brown won the pitcher’s duel with seven scoreless five-hit innings.

Results Week 2:
Saturday, April 2
Rhibo Softball La Loggia – Unione Fermana Softball 3-4 (9)
Rhibo Softball La Loggia – Unione Fermana Softball 9-3
DES Caserta Softball – Foresi Mosca Macerata 8-0 (5)
DES Caserta Softball – Foresi Mosca Macerata 5-8
Fiorini Forli – Sanotint Bollate 2-5
Fiorini Forli – Sanotint Bollate 4-0
Museo D’Arte Nuoro – Titano Hornets 2-3 (8)
Museo D’Arte Nuoro – Titano Hornets 0-1
AMGA Legnano – Caronno Rheavendors 4-3
AMGA Legnano – Caronno Rheavendors 10-0 (4)

Standings:

  1. Titano Hornets 3-0
  2. AMGA Legnano 3-1
  3. Foresi Mosca Macerata 3-1
  4. DES Caserta 3-1
  5. Rhibo Softball La Loggia 2-2
  6. Sanotint Bollate 2-2
  7. Fiorini Forli 1-2
  8. Museo D’Arte Nuoro 1-3
  9. Unione Fermana 1-3
  10. Caronno Rheavendors 0-4

Box scores and Stats on FIBS.it

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