Mill Creek’s final stats

  • Friday, August 22, 2008 7:09pm
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Mill Creek defeated Curacao in an exhibition game today in their final hurrah at the Little League World Series. Here are the final official stats from the counting games in the tournament.

Mill Creek’s final statistics

Batting

Player GABRH2B3BHRRBIAVG.OBP. SB

Jason Todd 4147830260.571.600 1

K.J. Neaville 471300110.429.5000

Alex Jondal 4122510040.417.5330

Casey Dawes 452200000.400 .400 0

Alec Kisena 492300250.333.3330

Alek Baumgartner461200110.333.500 0

Dan Kingma 4143420000.286.3750

Joakim Soderqvist 4112300020.273.4670

Derrick Mahlum 4123300000.250.4380

Duncan Bartok 450000000.000 .2860

Daniel Jang 440000000.000 .0000

J.D. Wiggins 430000000.000 .0000

Jake Black 420000000.000 .5001

Totals 41042333606190 .317 .432 2

Pitching

Player WLSV ERAGGSIPHR ER SO BB

Alex Jondal 0000 100.100000

Alec Kisena 1001.8 303.131121

Joakim Soderqvist 0002.25305.1422143

Jason Todd 0103.1 229.21375183

Derrick Mahlum 1109 223.1911563

Totals 2203.5544222921134010

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