Summer 2015 Sunday Coed Kickball @ Goodale Park

Pitch Don't Kill My Vibe thought they had a comfortable 4 run lead entering the bottom of the 9th inning. They held a lead for most of the game and had only surrendered 3 runs up until that point. However, Balls 2 the Wall had a surprise for them with a 4 run rally to tie the game up. The whole team contributed to their comeback and even scored several of the runs with 2 outs. Balls 2 the Wall was just shy of completing the comeback victory, but would have to settle for the tie.

Pitch Don't Kill My Vibe was all warmed up from the first game of their double header and knocked in 8 runs in the 1st inning. Their offense was steady all game long and even had another 8 run inning later in the contest. The New Kicks tried chipping away at the lead by scoring a few runs early, but were unable to keep up with Don't Kill My Vibe's offensive attack. In the end Pitch Don't Kill My Vibe came away with the 20-6 victory.

The Kenosha Kickers took care of business against the Kickerbockers in a 17-4 victory. These two teams were battling to take over first place in the standings. Kenosha continued to show off their high powered offense with aggressive base running and well placed kicks. They were also able to stymie the Kickerbockers' offense that had been averaging close to 15 runs a game. We'll see what happens when these two teams meet again later in the season.

Balls 2 the Wall had their offense clicking in their 20-7 win over the Kickerbockers. The match up started off close with both teams going back and forth adding runs in their score column. Eventually, Balls 2 the Wall was able to shutdown the Kickerbockers with some outstanding outfield play. In the meantime, Balls 2 the Wall was able to keep up their offensive attack and pull away.

Pitch Don't Kill My Vibe's 19-17 win over Balls 2 the Wall may have been the game of the year. This game had everything: homeruns, spectacular catches, comebacks and of course lots of scoring. Both teams battled throughout the contest and there was no telling what was going to happen next. Neither team was able to build a big enough lead to feel comfortable and they knew either side could strike in any inning. In the end, it was Pitch Don't Kill My Vibe's late rally to pull ahead that was difference.