Nike Field, Commerce: Solaris will rest for the Tradewinds in this week's opening game, while the visiting Cascades put Stripes on the sidelines. Jasmine lifted 569 for Freedom on the opening turn, giving them a positive start. Tigerette replied with 656 for Commerce before backhanding her wicket down, giving the hosts a narrow lead. Roxy managed 312 for the Cascades, covering the deficit a bit lightly. Taylor S. countered with 595 for the Tradewinds, restoring a stronger lead for them at the midway mark. Nikolai didn't get much back with 195 for Freedom, keeping them at a deficit. Niki posted 445 for Commerce to boost their lead again. Stinky completely missed on a swing, his 80 points confirming a loss for the Cascades at 1156. Rosemary went with 506 to cap the Tradewinds' win at 2202. Commerce jumps to 16-10, while Freedom is 11-11, although they remain comfortably above the relegation line.
Verizon Field, Pacific: The Volcanoes begin a doubleheader with Cowzart taking the bench, and the Tridents will answer with Spot sitting out. Precious went off with 829 at the start for Pronger, establishing quite the lead for the visitors. Starlight cut about half of the deficit away with 426 for Pacific, trying to keep them in the game. Zach replied with 420 for the Tridents to maintain their lead effectively. Ms. Kitty made a gain with 625 for the Volcanoes, but they've still got some work to do in the second half of the game. Potter covered that damage with 629 for Pronger, keeping the hosts at bay pretty well. Twinkie I had only 160 for Pacific, a devastatingly low effort that may crush their comeback hopes. Lize tapped 339 for the Tridents at the end, ending their attack at 2217 in what should be a win. Leonette's rally with 425 fell short for the Volcanoes, leaving them at 1636 in the loss. Pronger rises to 16-7, while Pacific dips to 16-12.
Pepsi Prestige Park, Lighton: Closing out their doubleheader, the Volcanoes sit Twinkie I for performance, and Shiny will rest for the Prestige. Starlight slipped with a high hit at 227 for Pacific, giving them a poor start to the game. Acorn had just 96 for Lighton, putting them behind after the first turn. Ms. Kitty lacked pace for the Volcanoes, her 324 making a mild addition to their lead. Citrus kept the deficit steady with 309 for the Prestige, and it's still either team's game at this point. Leonette took a tumble with 162 for Pacific, leaving the door open for the hosts to walk through. Spirit was unable to pressure that mistake from the visitors, her 96 likely assuring Lighton of an embarrassing loss. Cowzart collected 764 for the Volcanoes, capping their offense at 1477. Nicole took only 291 for the Prestige, who officially lost with 792 in their worst game of the year. Pacific bounces back to 17-12, while Lighton sinks to 10-18.
Apple Park, Todavía: The Stills are without their captain Easter for this match, while Bianca takes this game off for the Defenders. Debby managed 345 from the lead-off position for Southridge, a decent but unimpressive start for the visitors. Todavía countered with 824 from Ruby on their opening turn, establishing quite the large lead. Stephanie fired back with 906 for the Defenders, showing a bit of bite to get them ahead again. Sierra's 405 wasn't enough for the Stills to cover the deficit, but it keeps things close at the halfway point. Wario muscled up for 624 for Southridge, padding their lead with the strong outing. Bells couldn't keep up with 429 for Todavía, causing the hosts to slip noticeably behind with a player each to go. Caitlin made a quick exit with just 150 for the Defenders, leaving them vulnerable at 2025 overall. Prism closed with 345 for the Stills, capping their offense at 2003, coming up narrowly short. Southridge survives a tough game to get to 6-19, while Todavía is now 9-19.
Audi Knights Pitch, Terrace City: In the first of their two meetings this week, Melissa is out for the Knights while Lize rotates out of the Tridents' lineup. Precious slapped 859 for Pronger in a pacey turn. Kiwi picked up 501 for Terrace City to mitigate some of the damage done against her team. Spot had the pace for a good turn, but fell at 270 for the Tridents to destabilize their lead. Jennifer made only a small gain with 305 for the Knights, unable to pressure their weak point. Zach ripped 555 for Pronger on his turn, rebuilding their lead after the scare on the previous turn. Oreo dropped off at 281 for Terrace City, making a comeback unlikely for the hosts this late in the game. Potter served up 590 for the Tridents at the end, closing their attack at 2274. Quincy took 292 for the Knights at the end, sealing their loss at 1379. Pronger goes to 15-7, while Terrace City falls to 16-15.
Kraft Crowns Park, Royal: The Stills begin a quick Southeastern road trip with Prism out of the lineup, while the host Crowns sit Cassie for regular rest. Ruby continued to play well with 744 for Todavía to start the game. Kayla hauled in 419 for Royal to offset some of the damage for the hosts. Sierra only produced 185 for the Stills on the second attack, weakening their lead with the poor turn. Jake rallied with 521 for the Crowns, pulling them ahead narrowly at the midway mark. Bells pushed back with 639 for Todavía, rallying them ahead again by a large margin. Nightfur had an awkward swing that downed her at a measly 32 points, ruining Royal's offense in the process. Easter returned to action with 414 for the Stills, sealing their offense at 1979. Brownie had good pace but fell with 314 as the Crowns take a loss on 1286 overall. Todavía is 10-19, while Royal is down to 8-23.
Honda Driftwood Coliseum, Pearl: The Tridents begin a doubleheader on the coast, resting Precious while the host Surfers sit Boots for some rest. Spot started with 509 for Pronger from the lead-off position. Watermelon chopped 475 for Pearl on the opening turn, trying to mitigate the damage early on. Zach countered with 329 for the Tridents, slowing down the pace of their attack. Neopolitan replied with 589 to propel the Surfers to the lead at the halfway point. Potter pushed back with 484 for Pronger to help cover the deficit at this point. Bright had 329 for Pearl this time, making it a particularly close battle entering the final turn. Lize produced 537 to set the Tridents' final score at 1859. Beth lost her edge at the end with 200 for the Surfers, leaving them in a loss at 1593. Pronger rises again to 16-7, while Pearl drops to 16-10.
Henry Ford Memorial Stadium, Pronger: Back home, the Tridents finish a doubleheader with Zach out, while the visiting Flames start a doubleheader of their own resting a slumping Violetta. Crystal belted 969 from the start for Queens, establishing a significant lead early on. Precious replied with 538 for Pronger, but she lost the battle between the captains. Briana supported the Flames offense with 683 on the second attack, making the road ahead tougher for the hosts. Spot didn't hold up well with 152 for the Tridents, making the deficit even worse. Mario collected 539 more for Queens, continuing to increase their lead. Potter dropped off at 281 for Pronger, their hopes of a comeback all but dashed. Hannah tacked on 596 to give the Flames 2787 in what should be a massive victory. Lize's 361 for the Tridents at the end left them with 1332. Queens looked dominant in rising to 17-11, while Pronger sank to 16-8 on the tail end of a doubleheader.
Sony Stadium, Queens: The Flames finish their doubleheader with Mario sitting out for regular rest, while the Stills continue their road trip with Ruby taking the bench. Sierra began with 276 for Todavía, a modest opening effort for the star. Crystal clubbed 556 for Queens on the opening turn, setting them ahead by a noticeable amount. Bells flicked 441 for the Stills on the second attack, enough to cover the deficit. Violetta returned with 494 for the Flames to cover the damage done, protecting their mid-game lead. Easter stumbled with 224 for Todavía, weakening their comeback hopes. Briana had a rare bad turn with 112 for Queens, the sophomore's weak effort causing the hosts' lead to shake. Prism didn't meet the challenge with 176 for the Stills, leaving them with 1117 in the loss. Hannah served up 531 for the Flames at the end, sealing their win at 1693. Queens rises again to 18-11, while Todavía is 10-20.
Henry Ford Memorial Stadium, Pronger: In the rematch, Quincy is out for the Knights and Potter takes a turn on the bench for the Tridents. Kiwi began with 589 for Terrace City, as they try to take advantage of their hosts' busy schedule. Precious kept it close with 518 for Pronger on their first turn, but they'll need just a bit more. Jennifer added 480 for the Knights on the second attack to rebuild their lead. Spot fell at 276 for the Tridents this time, causing the deficit to grow at the midway point. Oreo dropped Terrace City's attacking pace with only 235 on her turn, putting the visitors in a dangerous position. Zach made a gain with 410 for Pronger, but they've got more to do on the final turn. Melissa went with 600 for the Knights to restrengthen their lead at a final score of 1904. Lize didn't come close to meeting the challenge with 150 for the Tridents, leaving them at 1354. Terrace City gets up to 17-15 with the revenge win, while Pronger is down to 16-9 at the end of their busy week.
Apple Park, Todavía: Coastal rivals battle with Leonette on the bench for the visiting Volcanoes and Sierra sitting for the host Stills. Starlight lashed 796 for Pacific on the opening turn, using a pacey attack to establish the large lead. Ruby collected 576 for Todavía upon her return to the lineup, but there's a noticeable deficit facing the hosts. Ms. Kitty slid in with 373 for the Volcanoes, causing their lead to weaken a bit. Bells was unable to catch up for the Stills, her 321 causing them to lose a little more ground. Twinkie I couldn't break her slump with 240 for Pacific, weakening their lead again. Easter made a small gain with 279 for Todavía, as offense is escaping both teams late in the game. Cowzart got the Volcanoes flying again with 621, icing their offense at 2030. Prism had only 240 as the Stills fell with 1416 overall. Pacific jumps to 18-12, while Todavía falls to 10-21.
Honda Driftwood Coliseum, Pearl: The Week 14 finale for Elite sees the Surfers rest Beth and the Tradewinds put Taylor S. on the bench. Tigerette couldn't corral a fast offering, ending her turn at 150 for Commerce. Watermelon answered with 390 for Pearl to take the initial lead by a small amount. Solaris got the Tradewinds back on track with 555 on the second attack, easily covering the deficit. Boots bounced back with 650 for the Surfers this time, restoring their lead at the halfway mark. Niki took only 199 for Commerce, failing to cover the deficit this time. Neopolitan took just 164 for Pearl, but they remain ahead with a player each to go. Rosemary's 260 for the Tradewinds didn't make a difference in the game, as they lost with 1164. Bright added 391 for the Surfers at the end, icing their win at 1595. Pearl is now 17-10, while Commerce is 16-11.
That's it for Elite play this week. Premier will attempt to play this weekend.
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