Microsoft Center, Del Sur: The Defenders look for a sweep as they prepare for a doubleheader as well. Boots did well on her lead-off turn, smacking 511 for Southridge to stake out a lead on. Panda couldn't get close, hitting only 176 for Southern in a poor appearance. Debby tacked on 368 for the Defenders, adding nicely to their lead. Shannon lifted 200 for the Monarchs, who appear overwhelmed again halfway through this game. J. Garcia posted 408 for Southridge, extending their lead by a significant amount. Kirstin launched 902 for Southern, shocking even their own fans as the game is now close with a player each to go. Shaggy took 272 for the Defenders, placing them at 1559, which isn't exactly comfortable. Nicole made a couple of desperation saves for the Monarchs, but her 168 left them short at 1446. Southridge staved off the late threat to go to 14-23, while Southern is 11-33, officially destined for a losing season.
GE Stadium, Southridge: The second game in the Defenders' doubleheader sees them try to avoid the Hummingbirds' sweep attempt after their home opener win back in Tysini. Princess rallied for 566 at the start for Tysini, staying true to recent road form. Boots did not do well on her turn, taking a measly 57 for Southridge. Leandra supplied another 397 for the Hummingbirds to protect the lead. Debby managed just 69 for the Defenders, who may be a bit fatigued with the back-to-back. Charli showed no mercy with 451 for Tysini, extending their lead again. J. Garcia had 292 for Southridge, but they are still way back. Bright tapped 145 to give the Hummingbirds 1559 as their final in what should be a win. Shaggy was not long for the task, hitting only 96 as the Defenders lost with 514. Tysini's win sends them to 25-16, while Southridge is at 14-24 on the loss.
Blades Fusion ProGlide Park, Swordpoint: The Blades go for a sweep after a thrilling first meeting up north. Bear had a bit of an abrupt hit cost him, as he ended with 237 for Whitewater in an unimpressive start. Snowball hammered 1287 for Swordpoint, giving them a massive initial lead. Twinkie III got some back on her 288 for the Shores, but the deficit remains large. Dreamy fired back with 546 for the Blades, padding their lead pretty well. Cheddar countered with 448 for Whitewater as they chase the game. Shawn kept things stable with 304 for Swordpoint, and they are in line for an easy win. Wild Thing belted 1194 for the Shores, putting them at 2167 and forcing a minor response from the hosts. Stealth played cautious and did enough with 194 to give the Blades a win on 2331 total. Swordpoint had a scare for second, but is now 26-12, while Whitewater drops to 16-26 in a disappointing loss.
Audi Knights Pitch, Terrace City: It's the first meeting for two teams familiar with the expansion process. Delila is really messed up since the CCC, taking just 144 for Atlantic this time out. Kiwi gathered 471 for Terrace City to take a firm lead. Amber also had a shaky outing, scoring a meager 36 for the Pirates. Jennifer showed no mercy for the Knights, clobbering 1053 in a well-struck performance. Americus answered with 529 for Atlantic, attempting to keep them alive in this game. Oreo answered with 330 for Terrace City, as they maintain a lead late in the game. Dominic made a good comeback attempt with 752 for the Pirates, but their five-game winning streak snapped as they lost on 1461 total. Stripes chipped 208 to give the Knights a winning total of 2062. Terrace City is on another hot streak as they begin to rebound at 22-20, while Atlantic slipped to 20-15.
Apple Park, Todavía: The Pilots could get a sweep over the Stills after a narrow win last week at home. Valencia popped up 429 for Golden, giving them a solid base to build on. Easter is floundering in recent appearances, scoring a pathetic 7 for Todavía this time. Dusty smashed 955 for the Pilots, solidifying their lead quite well. Sierra disappointed with 176 for the Stills, giving them little hope of a comeback. Strut bounced 326 for Golden in a reasonable effort to maintain their lead. Leonardo gave a little more respectability to the Todavía offense with his 351. A. Charlton produced 264 to give the Pilots a total of 1974 in what should go as a win. Sparkles had just 211 as the Stills lost in embarrassing fashion with 745 total. Golden's win puts them at 20-15 on a four-game winning streak, while Todavía is still in free fall down to 20-24.
Cisco Tysini Field, Tysini: This is the first meeting between these high-offense teams for the year. Shadow did decently with 415 to open for Web City. Princess had a rare falter with 96 for Tysini. Rainmane extended the Spiders lead in great form, ripping 678 to give them a huge boost. Leandra shot back with 376 for the Hummingbirds, who are not used to being behind halfway through a game. Sugar launched another 729 for Web City as her strong performances continue beyond the CCC. Charli struggled to 276 for Tysini, and they appear set to take a loss. Shiny lined 854 for the Spiders, carrying them to a grand total of 2676 in what should be a convincing win. Bright hauled in 494 for the Hummingbirds, but they still took a loss with 1242. Web City's offense continues to be threatening, giving them the win and a 19-18 record, while Tysini is now 25-17 on the loss.
Sprint Pitch, Victoria: The Spiders make a quick jaunt to neighboring Victoria for the second game in a Southwest doubleheader on the road, and they will play three out of four when they get back home in two games. Shadow faded a bit with his 231 for Web City. Spice failed to top it, taking only 209 for Victoria as the game starts low and close. Rainmane backed up the Spiders offense with 578, setting a higher standard. B. Chapman sliced 823 for the Spurs, giving them the lead at the halfway mark. Sugar faltered with 152 for Web City, putting them in danger of a loss now. Yekaterina added 311 to the Victoria lead, giving them a late advantage. Shiny demolished the deficit with her 1177 for the Spiders, giving them a lofty 2138 as their final. Kavan couldn't recover from the blitz, with his 227 leaving the Spurs in a loss with 1570. Web City gets a huge win to go to 20-18, while Victoria is down to 15-23.
Volkswagen Stadium, Viewpoint Sound: The Union look to sweep after winning back home two league-weeks ago. Juno took 304 to begin the scoring for Modernistic. Mr. Snowman creamed 669 for Viewpoint Sound to take a nice lead with. Ms. Puppy failed to cover the deficit with only 217 for the Union, who are in danger now. Mams countered on 319 for the Meteors, doing enough to keep the lead intact. Chimpy collected 376 to keep Modernistic in striking distance. Zach had only 171 for Viewpoint Sound, allowing their lead to weaken. Puff I butchered it with only 64 for the Union, giving them a loss with 961. Kelly posted 418 for the Meteors, icing their win at 1577. Viewpoint Sound has won four straight at home, going to 15-19, while Modernistic is at a hopeless 15-22.
Home Depot Forum, Web City: Smokey went with 345 for Diamond in his opener to a big division game. Shadow replied with 538 for Web City, giving them another solid start in hopes of a third straight outburst. Citrus threw herself off with a double-tap, ending with just 16 for the Gems as the game gets our of their hands. Rainmane answered with a weak 215 for the Spiders, adding a bit more to their lead. Pedey hit a little too high on the ball, ending with a meager 42 for Diamond as their offense has left them. Sugar swatted 970 for Web City, helping them run away with the game. Cassandra didn't put up a fight with 128 for the Gems, leaving them well short at 531 total. Shiny tacked on 391 for the Spiders, giving the 2114 in the easy win. Web City is now on a six-game winning streak at home, with a record of 21-18 in their recent surge, while Diamond slides to 18-24 with a division loss.
BMW RockDome, Westside: These Center Division rivals meet for the first time this season. Valencia got things started with a serviceable 353 for Golden. Misty answered with 475 for Westside, giving them a noticeable lead. Dusty lacked her best stuff, producing just 135 as the Pilots barely cover the deficit. Goatee added 434 for the Rockers, who hold a strong lead at the halfway point. Strut flipped 312 for Golden, doing well enough to keep the visitors in range. Midnight faltered on 58 for Westside, and the lead shrinks dramatically with a player each to go. A. Charlton had 429 for the Pilots, giving them their final of 1229, which will force a response from the hosts. Chicky Phil edged the Rockers ahead on his own 298 for a total of 1265 in a narrow win. Westside jumps to 13-23, while Golden's four-game winning streak ends with them falling to 20-16.
Samsung Whitewater Stadium, Whitewater: The week ends with the first meeting for two struggling teams. Mr. Snowman sliced 497 for Viewpoint Sound in a strong lead-off effort. Bear fired back with 683 for Whitewater to give them the edge. Mams failed to cover the deficit for the Meteors, producing a weak 147. Twinkie III pummeled another 711 to extend the Shores lead. Zach had only 264 for Viewpoint Sound as they are unable to rally back. Cheddar held things steady with 252 for Whitewater. Kelly picked up 310 for the Meteors, and they suffered defeat on a total of 1218, their fourth straight road loss. Wild Thing kept it simple with 119 for the Shores, icing their win at 1765. Whitewater goes to 17-26, while Viewpoint Sound drops to 15-20.
That's all for now. A standings update is set to follow. Expect more games next weekend, and maybe even some before that if I get lucky enough.
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