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Kittens Silence Hitmen

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For the third consecutive week, Sea Kittens (3-1-1) jumped to an early lead and cruised to victory in Madison Sport & Social Club Thursday night Fall League play, this time sailing past The Hitmen in a 14-3 victory.  Kittens outfielder All Day Kendra Haight and shortstop Dan DynamOele led the Cats’ attack with 4 hits apiece and Sea Kitten defense turned two double plays behind starting pitcher Joe Hennessy in one of the Cats’ crispest

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Kittens Pounce Early, Topple Dingers

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Squaring off with Dairyland Dingers (1-3) for the second straight week, Sea Kittens (2-1-1) once again rode a first-inning offensive outburst to a comfortable 13-6 victory.  Braden “Gas” Furness and Jami “Roadrunner” Hauer had perfect nights at the plate and David “The Ringer” Engeldinger belted three extra-base hits to lead the Kitten offense, while Dan DynamOele, Erin “Mama Cat” O’Brien and All Day Kendra Haight made standout plays on a night the Cats played near

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OEtL: The Cats Meow- Sea Kitten Single-game Bests

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With 276 games under the Sea Kittens’ belt, the time seemed right to take a look back at some of the remarkable single-game accomplishments in team history.  In this special edition of On the End of the Line, we’ll look at the individual single-game records.  All sorts of fun trivia bits in here, and for those who are paying attention and find themselves in a position to make history the information they need to know

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Cats Churn Out Hits, Cream Dairyland

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Sea Kittens (1-1-1) made their first mark in the win column in Fall 2025 with a breezy 17-2 win over upper division newcomers Dairyland Dingers (1-2) September 11 at Bowman Park.  On yet another idyllic eve for softball (though the mosquitoes can just heck right off now), the Cats’ offense purred and the defense kept its claws on the Dingers start to finish. After Megan “Slam” Salm recorded all three outs in the top of

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