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Kittens Tool Up for Renovations

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Back in action after a rare August rainout, Sea Kittens (7-1) look to continue its 2021 success against Driftless Renovations (3-5).  When the teams met on June 30, Sea Kittens pounced for 10 first-inning runs and cruised to a 17-2 victory, thanks to substitute performances from Sweet Thing Harkins, The Pup, Slash Grutzik and All Day Kendra Haight.  The loss sparked what is now a 4-game losing streak for the Driftless squad, which will be

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Kittens Pounce Early, Evade Barkers’ Wrath

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After cruising to victory in its last three games, Sea Kittens (7-1) faced a sterner test in the form of Barker’s Bombers at Olbrich Park Wednesday night.  The Cats answered the bell with a 10-run flurry in the game’s first three innings, then hung on through a hairy 7th inning for an impressive 12-7 victory. Bombers (6-2, 1-2 MSCR Kenosha League 2nd half) cruised through the Monroe League in the first half of the 2021

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Holy DynamOele! Slugger Carries Kittens Past Offenders

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Mother of mercy, Sea Kitten fans witnessed a one-player wrecking ball in action at Olbrich Park Wednesday night. Dan Dynam-Oele slugged three home runs and collected 10 runs batted in to lead Sea Kittens (6-1, 2-0 MSCR Kenosha League 2nd half) to a 15-4 win over Olbrich Offenders (2-5, 0-2). In the lead-up to the game the biggest story of the night appeared to be the disappearance of  the home-side bleachers by diamond #3, but

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Cats Show Birds No Mercy

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Two rainouts and three weeks had passed since Sea Kittens (5-1, 1-0 2nd half MSCR Kenosha League) last gamboled about the red dirt infield of the Olbrich Playfields, but the squad looked as fresh and feisty as ever in a 21-4 mercy rule romp over Swinging’ Eagles (1-5, 0-1) Wednesday July 21.  The Cats played with a nine-player lineup for only the 10th time in club history, but the missing defender wasn’t missed this night

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