The U15 Cadets split with the Kobras in the reprise of last year’s U15 final in R\u00fcmlang. While game 1 was clearly in favor of the Challengers, game 2 just as clearly went to the Zurich Unterl\u00e4nder.<\/p>\n
The mission of defending the title is a lot more difficult to achieve in the junior classes than with the adults. And there, too, this is quite difficult. What makes things even more difficult for the juniors is that some team members will no longer be available in the new season due to their age. However there are still a few champions in the Challengers’ lineup. For example Jasper Freigang and Ben Dickow, who pitched a two-hitter with seven strikeouts in the season opener and paved the way for the first win of the season. The offense contributed twelve hits and eight runs to the comfortable 8-0 start. Jasper Freigang and Fabrizio Bucher delivered three hits each, while Noam M\u00fcller, Ben Dickow and newcomer Tyler Smith each had two hits.<\/p>\n
As in last year’s final, game 2 went in the opposite direction. The first three Challengers pitchers couldn’t find the strike zone at all, so the Kobras went out of the second inning with ten runs on the board. This proved to be a big enough lead because the Challengers didn’t do much on offense either, so game two went to the home team with a score of 10-2.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The U15 Cadets split with the Kobras in the reprise of last year’s U15 final in R\u00fcmlang. While game 1 was clearly in favor of the Challengers, game 2 just as clearly went to the Zurich Unterl\u00e4nder.
\nThe mission of defending the title is a lot more difficult to achieve in the junior classes than with the adults. And there, too, this is quite difficult. What makes things even more difficult for the juniors is that some team members will no longer be available in the new season due to their age. However there are still a few champions in the Challengers’ lineup. For example Jasper Freigang and Ben Dickow, who pitched a two-hitter with seven strikeouts in the season opener and paved the way for the first win of the season. The offense contributed twelve hits and eight runs to the comfortable 8-0 start. Jasper Freigang and Fabrizio Bucher delivered three hits each, while Noam M\u00fcller, Ben Dickow and newcomer Tyler Smith each had two hits.
\nAs in last year’s final, game 2 went in the opposite direction. The first three Challengers pitchers couldn’t find the strike zone at all, so the Kobras went out of the second inning with ten runs on the board. This proved to be a big enough lead because the Challengers didn’t do much on offense either, so game two went to the home team with a score of 10-2.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":4,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[33,28],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-26110","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-cadets-en","category-startseite-en"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n