18U BWC: Chinese Taipei downs Colombia on Friday
Seoul (Korea). Defending champion Chinese Taipei is going to play for bronze at the XXV IBAF 18U Baseball World Championship in Seoul, Korea on Saturday. On Friday morning they defeated Colombia 3-1 behind a strong pitching performance. Improving to 3-2 they are still not able to reach the Gold Medal Game due to the tiebreakers following their results from earlier in the tournament against Canada, USA and Japan.
Read moreUSA, Canada to play for Gold at XXV IBAF 18U Baseball World Championship
Seoul (Korea). Team USA and Canada will play for the Gold Medal at the XXV IBAF 18U Baseball World Championship in Seoul, Korea on Saturday. The championship game is scheduled to start at 6pm local time. Canada already was qualified for the final prior to the start of the last second-round game day. The United States reached it thanks to a thrilling comeback win over Japan on Friday evening. In other games Korea defeated Canada, but still has to settle for the game for fifth. Also Chinese Taipei clinched a bronze medal game participation, where they again will face Colombia.
Read more18U BWC: Canada loses to Korea, but still in Finals
Seoul (Korea). Korea defeated Canada 9-3 on Friday afternoon, but the Maple Leafs are still going to the Gold Medal Game of the XXV IBAF 18U Baseball World Championship on Sunday. Their opponent and home field advantage will be determined in the evening game between the United States and Japan. Korea also has to wait. For the host that game will decide if they play for third or fifth place in the final standings.
Read more18U BWC: USA bowls over Japan to reach Final
Seoul (Korea). The United States have reached the Gold Medal Game at the XXV IBAF 18U Baseball World Championship. They rolled over Japan 10-5 in the last game of the second round, erasing deficits twice in the process. Japan led 3-0 and 5-3, but a wild seventh inning which featured two fierce collisions at the plate changed the momentum and gave the US the crucial advantage.
Read more18U BWC: USA tops Chinese Taipei to stay in Race
Seoul (Korea). Team USA defeated Chinese Taipei 5-1 on Thursday afternoon at Mokdong Stadium. Both teams are now tied in the second-round standings with 2-2 records. The United States broke a tie in the third inning and never looked back in a game with a combined 23 hits, just three walks and six runs. Stephen Gonsalves went the distance to lay the groundwork for the victory.
Read moreLeaders
SAYERS Aaron |
AUS |
1 |
DESOUZA Nathan |
CAN |
1 |
YOON Dae Young |
KOR |
1 |
HODGES Jesse |
CAN |
1 |
MORI Tomoya |
JPN |
1 |
MCGUIRE Reese |
USA |
11 |
ARROYO Christian |
USA |
10 |
MARTINEZ Jeremy |
USA |
9 |
DESOUZA Nathan |
CAN |
8 |
YOON Dae Young |
KOR |
8 |
FUJINAMI Shintaro |
JPN |
26 |
TSENG Jen ho |
TPE |
22 |
LEE Geon Wook |
KOR |
20 |
OTANI Shohei |
JPN |
16 |
KAMBARA Yu |
JPN |
16 |
FUJINAMI Shintaro |
JPN |
8.0.10000002384186 |
TSENG Jen ho |
TPE |
6.2.3999996185303 |
LEE Geon Wook |
KOR |
5.2.499999910593 |
LEE Su Min |
KOR |
5.2.2999997138977 |
KELLOGG Ryan |
CAN |
5.1.3999996185303 |
LEE Geon Wook |
KOR |
1.54 |
TSENG Jen ho |
TPE |
2.65 |
FUJINAMI Shintaro |
JPN |
3.36 |
GONSALVES Stephen |
USA |
3.38 |
VELEZ Roger |
COL |
3.53 |
Statistics include all games.
Individual awards are based off of the statistics accumulated in the first and second rounds, excluding the bronze and gold medal games.
Statistics are updated in real time.
Statistics are subject to change once box scores are marked as official.
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