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Kittens Cut Down Willows

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After a pair of losses to close the regular season dropped Sea Kittens from first to third place in MSSC Thursday night Falcon Division standings, Sea Kittens opened their 2025 Spring Season playoff run with a decisive 18-10 victory over 6th-seeded Whomping Willows. Sea Kittens had shut out the Willows in the teams’ first matchup this season, but this night WW got that taken care of fast, waving home a run in the top of

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Dingers Sting Kittens

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Have to make this quick-  Sea Kittens (3-2) have a playoff game TONIGHT- June 12, 7:30 PM, Bowman #2. But last week… the Cats surged to a 12-0 lead in the top of the first inning against Dairyland Dingers (4-1) behind grand slam home runs from Joe Hennessy and David The Ringer Engeldinger, and then turned around and gave up a grand slam in the bottom of the inning en route to a 15-14 walkoff

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NASCAR Flattens Cats

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Thanks to extraordinarily uncooperative weather, three weeks passed between Sea Kittens (3-1) games, and the long layoff showed its effects as Duckblind NASCAR Divorce (2-2) sailed past the Cats 15-10 at Bowman Park Thursday night.  DBND had the advantage of a doubleheader on the first night of the league re-start, and after slogging though its first game- a 12-8 loss to previously Winless Whomping Willows (1-3)- came out warmed up and  blazing in game 2. 

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Kittens Whomp Willows

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The Sea Kitten defense finished its last game with a streak of six consecutive scoreless innings and picked up where it left off, with Braden “Gas” Furness, Joe Hennessy, and Megan Slam Salm spinning a double play to end the Willows’ first inning. Gas ignited the Cats’ offense in the bottom of the first with his first career hit, and six of the next seven Sea Kittens batters reached base as the squad built a

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