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Women’s Baseball World Cup: MVP Sato leads Japan to 6th consecutive World Title

Posted on September 2, 2018 by philipp

Press release World Baseball Softball Confederation

VIERA, Florida — The Women’s National Baseball of Japan shut out Chinese Taipei, 6-0, in the Final of the VIII WBSC Women’s Baseball World CupĀ® at the USSSA Space Coast Complex in Viera, Florida, Friday night.

Japan star Ayami Sato — considered the top female pitcher in the world — went five innings in the world championship finale to earn the win and record her third Most Valuable Player (MVP) honour.

The win extended Japan’s World Cup win-streak to an unprecedented 30 games.

The second-place finish for Chinese Taipei marks the first time the nation has ever medalled in eight editions of the Women’s Baseball World Cup.

In the bronze medal match, the Canadian Women’s National Baseball Team topped the United States in a thrilling, 8-5, extra-innings victory.

Millions of viewers from over 190 countries and territories followed the online coverage of the Women’s Baseball World Cup in Viera.

The next edition of the Women’s Baseball World Cup will be held in 2020.

FINAL STANDINGS

Japan
Chinese Taipei
Canada
United States of America
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Australia
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Republic of Korea
Hong Kong
Netherlands

For complete Women’s Baseball World Cup news, results and statistics, visit https://wbwc.wbsc.org/.

Kendrey Maduro is greeted by his Dutch teammates after hitting his second homer in Group A play at the 2022 U18 European Championship in Hluboka, Czechia. Credit: mister-baseball.com.
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