2011

  Weekend League: American Int. School

Weekday League: Tri Missions USA

Falll League:

The Weekend League saw some defections to the Weekday League in 2011 and were left with only 7 teams. After finishing the regular season in 5th place the AIS then beat the Gorillas, the Prater Bombers and the Les Boys on their way to the finals. The Les Boys faught their way back to the finals with 2 wins on the final day but could not overcome AIS and fell by mercy rule after 7 innings. The team of teachers from the American International School took their first Slowpitch League title after their national championship victory in 2010. 

The Weekday League bombed in 2011 with some defections from the Weekend League and a new team, the Magic Mushrooms. It was Tri Missions USA that were on a title course from the begining, not losing a game in the regular season or the playoffs. 

Weekend: Les Boys, , Prater Bombers, American Int School, Wanderers,

VE Brewers, Gorillas & Wet Socks

Weekday: Tri Missions USA, Slug n' Chug, Greenhorns, Desperados,

Magic Mushrooms and Part Time Sluggers

Fall League:

2010

Weekend League: Tri Missions USA

Weekday League: Greenhorns

Falll League:Wet Sox

The Weekend League had only 9 teams in 2010 after 2 staples dropped out in the last minute but newcomer Totonka failed to disapoint and the league had a great season. The number 1 ranked AIS bowed out of the playoffs early leaving the league up for grabs. Tri Missions USA who were ranked 7th during the season took on the Wet Sox in the final and were down 7-0 after 2 innings but rallied and made a game out of it. In the 6th they scored 10 runs to go ahead for good and took the victory 12-7.

The Weekday League expanded to 5 teams and thus had to play games on both Wednesday and Thursdays. The Desperados had a good first season but the Greenhorns and the Attnang Expats found themselves in the final after a close regular season. The Greenhorns edged out the Expats in the Championship for their first ever Championship.

The Fall league had its biggest year ever with 6 teams as 3 teams from the Weekday League made their way to Fall Weeknights. The Wet Soxs got the better of the competition to take their first ever title in 2010.

Weekend: Totonka, Tri Missions USA, Prater Bombers, American Int School,

Wanderers, VE Brewers, Gorillas, Wet Socks & Part Time Sluggers 

Weekday: Attnang Expats, Slug n' Chug, Greenhorns, Desperados and BLOSS SO

Fall League: Desperados, Greenhorns,Wet Sox, Slug n Chug & Part Time Sluggers

2009

The 2009 season changed format from 2008, there were 2 league however there was no A and B, simply a Weekend League and a Thursday night league. Also in 2009 there was the first ever Fall League

 In the Weekend League the big surprise was that the regular season leaders, Les Boys, were taken out of the playoffs in the semi finals. Congratulations to the Prater Bombers who came from 6th place in the league to become the Champions, while knocking off the first ranked Les Boys, the third ranked AIS and then the 4th ranked Red Soxs along the way.

In the Thursday League Championship game the Attnang Expats took on BLOSS SO.

Attnang got out to an early lead scoring 5 runs in the 4th inning (of 9) and going up 7-3. Although BLOSS SO looked down they did not give up and scored 5 runs of their own in the bottom of the 6th. Good defence by both teams prevailed in the last 3 innings as no team could manage another run leaving BLOSS SO ahead 8-7 and the winners of the first ever STAHL Slowpitch Thursday League!

The fall league which suffered from a late start and some bad weather was still a success and Congratulations go out to the Greenhorns!The first ever Fall League Champions after beating the Wet Sox 15-13 in the final game.

Weekend: Les Boys, Caribes, Bolzmann Red Soxs,   Prater Bombers, American Int School,

Wanderers, VE Brewers,Gorillas, Wet Socks & Part Time Sluggers 

Thursday: Attnang Expats, Slug n' Chug, Greenhorns and BLOSS SO

Fall League: Greenhorns,Wet Sox, Slug n Chug & Part Time Sluggers

2008

The 2008 season saw two divisions of league play, an A and a B league. The A league had 5 teams while the B league 10, with 15 teams in total the Slowpitch League was up 4 team from the 11 that compeated in 2007.

In the A league 4 teams played close hard games all season while the 5th, a little overmatched, managed to go winless over the 8 regular saeson games. In a full final day, Team Japan came back from an earlier loss to the Caribes to beat them in the Championship game to win their 3rd straight Championship! 3rd place went to Les Boys.

In the B league the competition was also evenly matched with only a very small distinction between the top few teams and the bottom few. The Final of the B League saw the Prater Bombers edge by the American International School for the Championship, with the Gorillas taking the bronze. 

The Homerun Champ was Ken Norman(RedSox) with 7, while 2007 champ Alois Heigl and Steve Amundson finished a close second with 6. 

Teams

A League: Les Boys II, Caribes, Sandsturm, Team Japan, Bolzmann Red Soxs
B League: Prater Bombers, American Int School, Wanderers, VE Brewers 

Gorillas, Wet Socks, BLOSS SO, Obersteiner Reds, VICKIES, Attnang Expats 

2007 

  The 2007 Spenadlwiese Slowpitch League had 11 teams competing for the title, up 4 from 2007. From the early stages of the season an upper and lower tier was clear, which lead to a splitting and an A and B playoff. In the B playoff the Wanderers took the title but all of the excitement was in the A final. The Caribes, Team Japan and the Les Boys were all in it to win it and for the second season in a row Team Japan took it home. 2007 also had a Home Run Champion and in a close race one cousin, Alois Heigl edged out another, Carlos Heigl. 

 Teams

Les Boys, Team Japan, Tri Missions USA, Caribes, Prater Bombers, Wanderers, American International School, Wet Socks, Vienna Christian School, Gorillas, Sandsturm

  2006

  2006 was the first year in Austria that there was a full Slowpitch League and what a first year! Without really knowing what to expect the Wanderers set out registrations for the league and 7 teams responded and enough individuals to make an 8th. With fun as priority #1, experienced players side by side with absolute beginners the goal was accomplished in 2006. The final teams three had some great games and made the final day memorable; the Caribes took the bronze and the Tri Misions USA the silver, which left Team Japan as the first ever Spenadlwiese Slowpitch League Champions!

Teams

Team Japan, Tri Missions USA, Caribes, Wanderers, Vienna Christian School, Sandsturm, Mighty Barbapapas, Team Yun