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| 7/27 - Anderson Field - Southgate, MI | ||
| Game 1 |
Belgian Wiffles | - | 7 |
| Seamen | - | 0 | |
| WP: Castle LP: M. Phillips HR: Phillips (4, 5), Buhr (1) | |||
| Game 2 |
Belgian Wiffles | - | 14 |
| Seamen | - | 0 | |
| WP: Phillips LP: Rodriguez HR: Phillips (6), Tomlinson (6) | |||
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| 7/28 - The Drey - Romulus, MI | ||
| Game 1 |
Thunder Ducks | - | 7 |
| Flying Squirrels | - | 2 | |
| WP: N. Braden LP: Bullard HR: D. Braden (8), Pearson (6) | |||
| Game 2 |
Thunder Ducks | - | 0 |
| Flying Squirrels | - | 1 | |
| WP: Constanti LP: Pearson | |||
The first game saw Flying Squirrel Ryan Bullard pitched for the first time in his Wiffle career and had a rough 1st inning giving up five runs, four of which came from a grand slam courtesy of All-Star Dylan Braden. It was all the Ducks needed as they cruised the rest of the game. The Ducks only had one pitcher available, Nick Braden, and he only gave up two runs and the Ducks took the game 7-2.
The second game saw both teams ace pitchers on the mound, Pearson for the Ducks, Constanti for the Squirrels. Both pitchers did not disappoint as the game was scoreless through 4.5 innings. In the bottom of the 5th, the Squirrels were able to draw four straight walks to win the game 1-0.
The second game saw both teams ace pitchers on the mound, Pearson for the Ducks, Constanti for the Squirrels. Both pitchers did not disappoint as the game was scoreless through 4.5 innings. In the bottom of the 5th, the Squirrels were able to draw four straight walks to win the game 1-0.
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| 7/28 - The Drey - Romulus, MI | ||
| Game 1 |
Thunder Ducks | - | 3 |
| King Friday | - | 2 | |
| WP: Nagorski LP: Sizemore | |||
| Game 2 |
Thunder Ducks | - | 7 |
| King Friday | - | 0 | |
| WP: D. Braden LP: An. Coffman | |||
Game one: King Friday play the ducks close and actually had the potential winning run at the plate in the bottom of the 5th but could not get it done and lose the chance at the 8th seed.
Game two was over before it started, with King Friday out of options for players were forced to play a 6 yr old in right field and a rookie pitcher that hadn't pitched since the first week of the season. Ducks with the easy win.
Game two was over before it started, with King Friday out of options for players were forced to play a 6 yr old in right field and a rookie pitcher that hadn't pitched since the first week of the season. Ducks with the easy win.
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| 7/28 - The Drey - Romulus, MI | ||
| Game 1 |
Seamen | - | 0 |
| Flying Squirrels | - | 4 | |
| WP: Corbett LP: M. Phillips | |||
| Game 2 |
Seamen | - | 10 |
| Flying Squirrels | - | 2 | |
| WP: C. Phillips LP: Bullard | |||
Kyle Tomlinson and Chandler Phillips of the Belgian Wiffles teamed up with Chris Paquin of the Mattseals, and Chandler's dad Mark to form the Seamen. Brandon Corbett was on the mound for the Squirrels in game one and pitched a gem, shutting out the Seamen and striking out nine. The Coffee brothers provided the four RBIs for the Squirrels, and they took the game 4-0.
The final game of the day saw a very fatigued Squirrels finish off their series with the Seamen. Bullard pitched again for the Squirrels, and Chandler, Kyle, and Paquin all pitched for the Seamen. The bats came alive for the Seamen and they took the game 10-2.
The final game of the day saw a very fatigued Squirrels finish off their series with the Seamen. Bullard pitched again for the Squirrels, and Chandler, Kyle, and Paquin all pitched for the Seamen. The bats came alive for the Seamen and they took the game 10-2.
