Starbucks Cup, Archtown: The Knights have a technical doubleheader, appearing in their second straight league game but nearly a week after the first one. Kiwi had a reasonable performance for Terrace City, posting 377 to open the week. Sally helped Archtown bounce back into the lead, striking 539 for the early advantage. Jennifer countered with 441 for the Knights in a strong showing. Sleepy B. cancelled out that effort, producing 451 for the Arrows to maintain the lead. Oreo kept Terrace City's attack up with 511, giving them another temporary marginal lead. Ruby took things to the next level, slapping 823 for Archtown to solidify the lead. Stripes lined 506 for the Knights, giving them a very respectable total of 1835 and forcing at least a bit of a response. Dusky left no doubt for the Arrows, tacking on 314 to give them 2127 total. Archtown is the first team to feel the Knights, improving to 5-4 while Terrace City continues to lead the league at a now tainted 9-1 record.
McDonald's Pitch at Pirates Park, Atlantic: The Pirates look to finish what they started, eyeing a season sweep on the Swifts. Patches took 643 for Boston after garnering a replay due to a technical failure at Pirates Park. Delila got 425 back in another outstanding appearance for Atlantic, but the hosts remain a bit behind early on. Puff II erupted with a massive 1252 for the Swifts, cementing their lead a bit more forcefully. Amber took 289 for the Pirates on her turn. Gradley tapped 319 to maintain the lead for Boston, looking to keep the game stable. Americus couldn't convert for Atlantic, taking only 240 in a mediocre showing. Sweetheart hit a low score of 30 points to give the Swifts a final of 2244. Dominic rallied furiously for the Pirates, but his 500 ended their game at 1454, a losing total. Boston gets a win to split the season series and improve to 9-6, with a three-game winning streak overall and a four-game road winning streak. Atlantic skids to 8-7, having lost four straight and their previous three home games.
Coca-Cola Field, Boston: The Swifts parlay the second game of their doubleheader as the first of two in a row for the Sharpshooters as Center Division rivals engage in a heated battle. Chris led off with a weak 126 for Capital City. Patches couldn't get settled either, taking a meager 66 for Boston. Missy rallied back with 663 for the Sharpshooters, giving them a more stable lead. Puff II couldn't replicate her results from last time, scoring just 33 for the Swifts as the game gets out of hand for the hosts. Sprinkles managed 186 for Capital City, maintaining the lead in an offensively challenged game. Gradley smacked 719 to drag Boston back into the competition, covering most of the deficit as the final players come up. Dani fired back with 619 to set the Sharpshooters at 1594 overall. Sweetheart got only 76 for the Swifts, and they lost with 894. Capital City's big win pushes them to 3-4, while Boston drops to 9-7.
Capital City SuperCenter: Easter's strong run of road form ended when she had only 192 for Todavía to begin this game. Chris came out with blistering pace for Capital City, and the captain recorded 494 for the hosts to take an early lead. Sierra answered with a more long-lasting return, firing 810 for the Stills to take a decent lead. Missy fired back even stronger, lifting the Sharpshooters back into the lead by ripping 956. Leonardo couldn't cover the deficit, scoring 295 for Todavía. Sprinkles pummeled 893 to give Capital City significant breathing room late in the game. Sparkles' 128 ended the Stills efforts at 1425 in a heavy loss. Dani poked 80 to put the Sharpshooters at 2423 in the win. Capital City is now level for the season at 4-4, while Todavía suffers a setback to 7-5.
Nestle's Warriors Park, Central: The Knights continue a now four-game road swing across the north with another Northeast stop in Central. Kiwi continues to swing wildly on the road, picking up just 145 for Terrace City this time. Twilight lifted 537 for Central, giving them a significant lead after the first players. Jennifer shot back with 704 for the Knights, giving them a modest lead after her contributions. Dustin wiped all of that out with 1074 for the Warriors, extending their lead in grand fashion. Oreo got 312 back for Terrace City, but they are still far behind in the game. Noelle tacked on 386 to add a little more meat to the Central lead heading into the final players. Stripes pieced together a frantic comeback attempt, scoring 532, but the Knights fell with 1693 in another tough loss. Gizmo knocked 611 for the Warriors, icing their win at 2608. Central continues to dominate recently, going to 8-4, while Terrace City is finding the Northeast quite unfriendly as they fall into a tie for 2nd in the league at 9-2.
Nike Field, Commerce: Snuggle managed just 144 for Oceanside, getting things off to a slow start. Tigerette crushed 1085 for Commerce, giving them a huge lead with her stellar performance. Bells displayed a lack of control, scoring 225 for the Waves in an erratic showing. Ice Cream almost successfully navigated a rough stretch, but her second backhand attempt went too high and ended her turn at 185 points for the Tradewinds. Alyssa capitalized for Oceanside, grabbing 374 to cut the deficit slightly. Lionel got most of it back with 334 for Commerce in a quick appearance. Pounce hit 257, giving the Waves an even 1000 points in their loss, another disappointment after a good start to the season. Lorde's 199 put the Tradewinds at 1803 in the win. Commerce is the first in the league to ten wins at 10-5, while Oceanside slips to 4-4.
The Intel Pitch, Diamond: The Tradewinds aim for a series sweep as they play the second game in a doubleheader for them. Tigerette set the tone with 609 for Commerce right off the bat. Smokey tried a little too hard to compensate, ending up scoring 33 for Diamond in a poor showing. Ice Cream, rattled by another Eastern Hills region technical failure, scored only 167 in an official appearance for the Tradewinds. Citrus covered some of the gap, smacking 385 for the Gems to shrink the deficit. Lionel left Commerce vulnerable, producing only 54 points in his turn. Pedey failed to capitalize on his opportunity, scoring a measly 80 for Diamond. Lorde tapped 136 for the Tradewinds, halted by a bad bounce that left the visitors at 966. Cassandra got a little too much under her last ball, ending with 392 as the Gems suffer a season sweep, losing with 890. Commerce gets the big win to go to 11-5, while Diamond drops to 4-6.
HP Field, Eastside: Mr. Snowman picked up 224 for Viewpoint Sound. Graham set the tone for Eastside, launching 1535 for Eastside to take a huge lead. Mams answered with 426 for the Meteors, keeping them active in the game. Chelsea answered with 679 for the Sharks to build the lead up a little bit more. Zach poked 378 for Viewpoint Sound in a respectable effort. Taylor shot back with 304 to maintain the Eastside lead efficiently. Kelly walloped 850 for the Meteors, but it was too late, as they lost with 1878. Niki capped the Sharks win with 98, giving them 2616 total. Eastside improves to 3-4, while Viewpoint Sound drops again to 3-7.
Chevrolet Field, Everton: Starlight scooped 655 for Pacific to lead off the game, a very strong start for the perennial star. Goldy grabbed 256 for Everton in response. Ms. Kitty used an incredible backhand and pinpoint accuracy to accrue 661 for the Volcanoes, solidifying their lead in an impressive showing. Puff III got the Eagles active in a comeback effort, swinging a wild 829 to shrink the deficit. Jack had a very sloppy turn, taking only 163 for Pacific despite staying up to bat for quite some time. Cleo made it very close, producing 373 for Everton to put added pressure on the final players. Leonette took 273 to put the Volcanoes at 1752 overall, far from being safe. Blizzard carried the momentum to 321 for the Eagles, pacing them to victory at 1779. Everton's nail-biter keeps their perfect home record alive, and moves them further along in the front of the pack at 8-1, riding a six-game win streak, while Pacific slides to 7-5.
Toyota Pitch, Freedom: Valencia played well, but her turn came to an end as she tipped a ball out of bounds in the back, giving her 560 for Golden to open the game. Jasmine faltered with only 16 for Freedom, putting them behind early. Dusty struggled with odd bounces, scoring a measly 44 for the Pilots as the game devolves into messy batting. Stinky couldn't capitalize, hitting just 78 for the Cascades on his turn. Strut had just 69 for Golden as the fans start to vocalize disapproval with the performance of the teams. Roxy cut into the deficit well, pulling in 408 for Freedom to make it anyone's game. A. Charlton ripped 520 for the Pilots, giving them a total of 1193. Nikolai couldn't cover the deficit, hitting 272 to put the Cascades at 774 in a difficult loss. Golden has little to be proud about despite improving to 7-6, while Freedom is just a half-game ahead of their recent visitors at 7-5.
Amazon Field, Golden: The Pilots look for a sweep after embarrassing the Spiders in Web City last week. Shadow posted 288 for Web City, a decent start for the floundering visitors. Valencia answered with 367 for Golden, giving them a modest lead. Rainmane got stopped at 160 for the Spiders after a poor swing. Dusty set the tone for the Pilots, blasting 1032 to build up a stronger lead. Sugar wrangled 233 for Web City as the game gets a bit out of hand. Strut held even with 215 for Golden, maintaining the lead sufficiently. Shiny had 253 to give the Spiders a final score of 934 in the brutal loss. A. Charlton stumbled at the end, but took 324 to give the Pilots 1938 as their final, capping the season sweep over the Spiders. Golden is rounding into form as they go to 8-6, while Web City is dead in the water at 2-7 on a four-game losing streak.
More to come as the UPCL makes like Heinz and plays catch up.
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