FINALS ROUND 2

DIVISION TWO  Semi Final v Adelaide at Don Klaebe Field Sat 15.03.25     

WON 7-4

With a Grand Final appearance on the line, the boys were not going to let this one slip and they played accordingly.  With Dec on the mound after a stellar season and the reason we were in this position due to his performances, we let a few leak early and Coach Nat strode to the mound and said "give me the ball mate, I've got this" and then proceded to produce one of his finest performances in his long career for the Senators, allowing only two runs for the game.  We kicked off with four in the second on the back of a Manny RBI and a Ryan two RBI and a stolen home plate - in fact we stole home three times for the day - the last of which was Harry who took advantage of a wayward throw from the catcher. That was maybe cancelled out by us getting caught stealing five time during play, but aggression was the winner.  Todd Dunstall sealed the deal by an RBI hit in our last . We get to play West Torrens in The Grannie at West Beach next week and let's just say GODANATS!.  Hits  :  Armando Ramirez, Ryan Stradling 2, Greg Bravo, Todd Dunstall, Joe Papps, Harrison Kiss, Nathan Nicholson 1.

WOMEN'S LEAGUE

DIVISION ONE Semi Final v Adelaide v Adelaide at Don Klaebe Field Sun 16.03.25     

WON 16-3

Ditto the above - Grand Final on the line and Premiership aspirations a real reality against Sturt next Sunday at West Beach.  But first we had to defeat our opponent, Adelaide, and we did it in fine style - some would say it was a demolition - to put us in good stead for our next battle.  We really had a nervous start and put a few on base before getting out of jail with a sweet double play with no runs to worry about.  Our first run came from an outfield hit by Smack to enable Indie to score, and set us up for the next dig when we got the max seven with hits from Jem, Amara, Darna etc and came off with only the two outs.  Runs were scored in every innings, one, seven, four, three and one in our last to make sure of the resounding win.  Alice Brown pitched superbly and was backed up by a defence that was impeccable in their application and looked the goods all game.  Amara closed with no worries.  Hits  :  Jemila Dadd 3, Dakota Ding, Alice Morrison 2, Indie O'HazyZschorn, Amara Quinn, Alice Brown, Sarah McMahon, Darna BoersVeen 1.