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Final pairing favorites open Softball playoff with victories
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Power Outage avoid Pirates raid in extra innings rally, 15-12
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By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway
After his unbeaten Synergy women’s team suffered their first loss of the season to the Lady Hawks on Saturday, Neville “Sheep” Smith returned to the E. Walwyn Brewley Softball Park on Sunday, fired a 3-hit shutout and Storm disrupted Power Outage following and earlier setback, as both league leaders fell in VI Softball Baseball Association Atoms-Astros Softball League.
“Well it’s a well deserved win for the team. I must commend Sheep, he pitched a master game there,” player Coach Allen “Woodrow” Smith told Island Sun Sports following his team’s 5-0 victory over Power Outage. “We know we have it in us, we just have to stay consistent, stay with the hitting, the hitting is key for our team right now, because that used to be our weakest point, we’re finding ourselves now and we’re in contention.”
Hot Shot’s 3rd Baseman Ramos Hatchett puts the tag on Storm’s Kendrick Taveras, during Storm’s 11-10 victory
By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway
Storm and the Pirates will meet in the knockout semifinals of the George “Shawala” Borrows Memorial Softball Tournament on Saturday afternoon, after narrowly securing extra inning slugfest victories over the Hot Shots and Los Macarrecios, respectively.
Storm needed extra innings to get past the stubborn Hot Shots 11-10 on Saturday, while the Pirates who led 9-0, then gave up 15 runs to the Los Macarrecios in the first two innings to fall behind 15-9 and trailed 20-15 in their last at bat secured a thrilling 22-21 slugfest win late Sunday night.