Apple Park, Todavía: The Stills have a somewhat busy week and will sit their captain Easter for rest, while the Prestige do the same for Nicole in the week's opener. Acorn paddled 633 for Lighton at the start, giving the visitors a nice first turn. Ruby pulled Todavía ahead when she tallied 661 on their opening turn, making it a close start. Citrus fired back with a good 572 for the Prestige, easily covering the previous small deficit. Sierra lost only a small portion of the lead with 562 for the Stills, keeping things nearly even at the halfway mark. Spirit answered her sister's turn with 561 for Lighton, once again challenging the hosts. Bells didn't have the pace to keep up, her 352 sticking Todavía behind with a player each to go. Shiny tacked on 500 more for the Prestige at the end, their total sitting at 2266. Prism had a respectable comeback attempt with 487 for the Stills, but they took the loss at 2062. Lighton rises to 4-3, while Todavía dips to 4-5.
Audi Knights Pitch, Terrace City: Urban rivals meet, with the Knights sitting Melissa for rest while the Tradewinds have Niki out for rest as well. Tigerette had plenty of pace, but a misplaced swing caused her turn to end with a mild 300 for Commerce. Kiwi showed more discipline for Terrace City, pummeling 740 to get them started with a lead. Solaris answered with 410 for the Tradewinds, unable to cover the deficit facing his team. Jennifer continues to slump, this time with 160 for the Knights to weaken their lead midway through the game. Taylor S. applied pressure with 619 for Commerce, forcing the hosts to up their game in the second half. Oreo regained the lead with 484 for Terrace City, but it's a narrow advantage heading into the final players' turns. Rosemary smacked 595 for the Tradewinds, putting their total at 1924. Quincy fell short at 353 for the Knights, sticking them with a loss at 1737. Commerce is 2-1 against Terrace City this year, rising to 5-5, while Terrace City remains in second place at 10-5.
Apple Park, Todavía: The Stills take on a Coastal rival in their second game of the week, sitting Bells while the visiting Waves have Celestia resting for only the second time this season. Snuggle slashed 619 for Oceanside to lead things off positively for the visitors. Ruby answered with 467 for Todavía, a slight dip from the earlier performance she gave. Josie erupted for 692 for the Waves on the second attack, giving a large boost to their lead. Sierra couldn't catch up either, her 441 for the Stills causing the deficit to grow a bit at the midway point. Dewey showed little mercy with a massive pace fueling his 546 for Oceanside to grow their lead again. Easter didn't make much of a bounce back with only 274 in her return to the Todavía lineup. Jason V. left the door open with only 119 for the Waves to cap their offense at 1976. Prism scooped 441 for the Stills at the end, which left them short at 1623. Oceanside paces Elite at 9-3, while Todavía sinks to 4-6 after the lack of a breakout attack.
Honda Driftwood Coliseum, Pearl: Both teams have easy choices for who to rest, as Boots sits for the hosts while Hannah is on the bench for the visitors. Crystal lacked the proper rhythm to her swing for Queens, ending her turn with a modest 272. Watermelon started slower but attacked well for a long time, piling up to 980 for Pearl to give them a huge initial lead. Violetta bounced back with 603 for the Flames, but they remain behind despite the good turn. Neopolitan racked up another 915 for the Surfers on her turn, nearly doubling their offense in the process. Briana gathered 526 for Queens, trying to mitigate the damage in a challenging game. Bright tailed off at 243 for Pearl, cruising a bit as their lead seems comfortable. Mario hit 484 for the Flames on his turn, giving them 1885 overall in the hard loss. Beth focused on form but still fell out at 176 as the Surfers closed their win with 2314. Both teams move to 5-4 for the season.
Nike Field, Commerce: The Surfers finish a doubleheader with Bright on the bench, while the Tradewinds begin their own doubleheader without Solaris. Watermelon began with 499 for Pearl at the start of this game, giving them a good first attack. Tigerette matched intensity early on for Commerce, grabbing 537 to put the hosts narrowly ahead at the start. Boots returned to the Surfers lineup with 600, escalating the close battle between the teams. Taylor S. didn't keep pace for the Tradewinds, a false start on her first attempt rattling her as she put up 399 on the second try. Neopolitan answered with 582 for Pearl, continuing to keep their offense strong and balanced. Niki made a valiant counterattack with 508 for Commerce, but the hosts continue to trail. Beth had 368 for the Surfers at the end, setting their final score at 2049. Rosemary attacked with pace, but fell short with 504 as the Tradewinds lose with 1948. Pearl survives a tough game to get to 6-4, while Commerce drops to 5-6 after a hard loss.
Pepsi Prestige Park, Lighton: Nicole receives a second consecutive game off for the Prestige, while the Tradewinds finish their doubleheader with Taylor S. on the bench. Tigerette dipped to 245 for Commerce, road games beginning to be the captain's struggle. Acorn drilled 669 for Lighton to start the game positively for the hosts. Solaris fired back with a fierce 722 for the Tradewinds, covering the deficit quite nicely. Citrus answered with 643 for the Prestige, recovering most of the damage done against their lead on the second attack. Niki exploded for 840 for Commerce, lashing a massive turn to keep the visitors in the game. Spirit took a step back with 409 for Lighton, causing them to slip behind with a player each to go. Rosemary didn't make it easy for the hosts, helping the Tradewinds with 605 individually for a total of 2412. Shiny fell with 521 for the Prestige, a good performance but not enough to save them from losing with 2242. Commerce willed their way to an even 6-6 record, while Lighton is unlucky to drop to 4-4.
AT&T Oceanside Stadium, Oceanside: Jason V.'s performance issues have him on the bench for the Waves, while the visiting Defenders sit their captain Debby for routine rest. Bianca had a strong 567 for Southridge on the opening turn. Snuggle had a dip in production with 339 for Oceanside, putting the hosts surprisingly behind early on. Stephanie looked uncomfortable for the Defenders and quickly fell with 128 to weaken their lead. Celestia took full advantage of the misplay, rallying for 609 for the Waves to give them a lead at the midway mark. Wario had a solid response with 373 for Southridge, but it likely won't hold up against the counterattack. Josie proved that theory correct for Oceanside, unleashing 600 on a pacey turn to boost their lead heading into the final turn. Caitlin collapsed at 160 for the Defenders, leaving them at 1228 in the loss. Dewey maintained good form with 409 for the Waves at the end, capping their win at 1957. Oceanside took care of business to rise to 10-3, while Southridge plummets to 1-12.
Toyota Pitch, Freedom: The Flames will give Crystal another rest to recover from her preseason pool, while the Cascades sit Stinky to close a six-game home stand. Violetta spiked an even 500 for Queens, using excellent pace to establish the visitors' offense quickly. Jasmine melted under pressure at 144 for Freedom, unable to match the opposition's pace or intensity. Briana had a calmer but stronger turn for the Flames, churning her way to 589 on their second attack. Roxy sparked a bit of offense with 472 for the Cascades, but they've got some work to do in the second half. Mario had 373 for Queens, keeping their lead strong despite the uninspired output. Nikolai made a little progress with 410 for Freedom, leaving the rest to the final players to decide. Hannah exited with a mere 176 for the Flames, leaving them a little vulnerable at 1638. Stripes played aggressively and earned 535 for the Cascades, but they still lost at 1561. Queens is a bit lucky to get to 6-4, while Freedom sinks to 4-5 amid concerns about consistency.
Kraft Crowns Park, Royal: The Crowns' only game this week sees Cassie get some well-earned rest, while the Tridents sit Lize for regular rest. Precious returned to Pronger's lineup with 478, starting their lone game this week in strong form. Kayla couldn't get a breakout performance when she wanted one, ending with a mild 272 for Royal instead. Spot went off with another 584 for the Tridents on the second attack, giving their lead a significant boost. Jake faded at 185 for the Crowns, allowing the deficit to grow at the halfway mark. Zach didn't do much with 285 for Pronger, causing their lead to stagnate a bit. Nightfur fired off with 497 for Royal, denting the deficit with a player each to go. Potter scattered a game-leading 614 for the Tridents at the end, icing their offense at 1961. Brownie was good with 633 for the Crowns, but the swing-and-miss at the end confirmed the hosts' loss at 1607. Pronger remains strong at 10-5, while Royal is 2-10 on the year.
GE Stadium, Southridge: The Defenders are back in action here, sitting Caitlin, while the visiting Tradewinds begin another doubleheader with their captain Tigerette out of the lineup. Solaris might have had the pace for something special, but a high hit cut him off at 355 for Commerce. Bianca answered with 665 for Southridge, giving them a rare lead early in the game. Taylor S. replied with 451 for the Tradewinds, enough to cover the deficit by a noticeable amount. Debby dropped back despite a good pace for the Defenders, her 295 giving them only a small lead. Niki has found a hot streak for Commerce, pummeling 709 this time to give them a confident lead. Stephanie couldn't break her recent slump, hitting a mediocre 258 for Southridge that fails to cover their deficit. Rosemary collected another 590 for the Tradewinds at the end, finishing their offense with 2105. Wario couldn't come close to catching up, his 162 setting the Defenders with a loss at 1380. Commerce rises to 7-6, while Southridge is just 1-13 on the season.
Nike Field, Commerce: The Tradewinds are riding high as they finish a five-game week with Rosemary taking her turn for rest, while the Stills sit Prism for rest as well. Ruby bowed out on the third swing with only 50 points to her credit, giving Todavía an ugly start. Tigerette returned to action with 410 for Commerce, enough to give the hosts a noticeable lead. Sierra had a big pace but fell at 115 for the Stills, leaving them far behind after their second attack. Solaris belted 813 for the Tradewinds, continuing to be a dangerous force at home. Bells tried to get Todavía on track, but her turned ended early at 337 and they remain far behind. Taylor S. tacked on another 617 for Commerce, who are likely set to win this one easily. Easter took 384 for the Stills, getting them out of a messy game that saw them lose with 886. Niki backed down with 470 for the Tradewinds, icing their win at 2310. Commerce soars to 8-6 now, while Todavía falls to 4-7 as busy weeks go different ways for the two sides.
Pepsi Prestige Park, Lighton: The Week 6 finale sees the visiting Surfers sit Beth, while the host Prestige have Spirit resting in the second of a four-game home stand. Watermelon ripped 759 for Pearl on the opening turn, her excellent week on offense continuing. Acorn fired back with 429 for Lighton, a steady turn but not enough to cover the deficit. Boots answered with a strong 550 for the Surfers, adding a bit more power to their lead. Citrus got caught on her backhand, the ball sliding down her bat to end her turn at 289 for the Prestige. Neopolitan continued Pearl's onslaught of scoring, posting another 615 to add to their lead. Nicole nearly cancelled that damage out with 589 for Lighton, making a statement after seeing two straight games on the bench. Bright slipped at 224 for the Surfers, capping their offense at 2148. Shiny fell at only 98 for the Prestige, the quick exit confirming their loss at 1405. Pearl's started their six-game road trip with two wins and now sit at 7-4, while Lighton dips to 4-5.
Premier will begin their week 6 action alongside Qualifiers tomorrow.
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