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FuzzyRussianHat · 07-01-2025, 07:59 AM

Luanda finished first in the African Second League’s Southern Conference at 100-62, earning their first playoff trip since getting relegated to A2L for 2026. Lubango was a close second at 97-65, followed by a steep gap to the next teams Nampula (88-74) and Lilongwe (87-75). The Browns earned their second conference finals appearance in three years.

Asmara crushed the Central Conference competition at 112-50, setting a new A2L wins record. The Anteaters’ only previous playoff trip was their 2020 title, but that was in the trial years prior to promotion/relegation being instituted. Bangui repeated as the second place finish at 99-63, holding off Lubumbashi for the spot.

Top seed Luanda prevailed 4-1 over Lubango for the Southern Conference Championship, guaranteeing a spot in the African Association of Baseball’s First League for the Landsharks for the first time since 2025. The Central Conference final had a shocking 4-3 upset by Bangui over 112-win Asmara. The Badgers earned their third promotion, although they had gotten relegated right back one year later in their prior AAB stints. In the 14^th Second League Championship, Luanda defeated Bangui 5-3.

Other notes: Zanzibar’s Beadoum Djimet set a new A2L single-season record with 23 triples. Maputo’s Lawrence Kanku set the saves record with 42. Bangui’s Mark Fetene set a playoff record with nine doubles. At 54-108, Bloemfontein posted the worst record in Southern Conference history and the second-worst in A2L history. Kisangani had gone 53-109 the prior year and was only marginally better in 2031 at 58-104. Lubango’s Abbas Mohamedi had a seven hit game against Blantyre, the third-such game in A2L history. Yunus Omari became the second to hit 400 homers in A2L.

07-01-2025, 07:59 AM	#2298
FuzzyRussianHat Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2020 Posts: 3,277	2031 in A2L Luanda finished first in the African Second League’s Southern Conference at 100-62, earning their first playoff trip since getting relegated to A2L for 2026. Lubango was a close second at 97-65, followed by a steep gap to the next teams Nampula (88-74) and Lilongwe (87-75). The Browns earned their second conference finals appearance in three years. Asmara crushed the Central Conference competition at 112-50, setting a new A2L wins record. The Anteaters’ only previous playoff trip was their 2020 title, but that was in the trial years prior to promotion/relegation being instituted. Bangui repeated as the second place finish at 99-63, holding off Lubumbashi for the spot. Top seed Luanda prevailed 4-1 over Lubango for the Southern Conference Championship, guaranteeing a spot in the African Association of Baseball’s First League for the Landsharks for the first time since 2025. The Central Conference final had a shocking 4-3 upset by Bangui over 112-win Asmara. The Badgers earned their third promotion, although they had gotten relegated right back one year later in their prior AAB stints. In the 14^th Second League Championship, Luanda defeated Bangui 5-3. Other notes: Zanzibar’s Beadoum Djimet set a new A2L single-season record with 23 triples. Maputo’s Lawrence Kanku set the saves record with 42. Bangui’s Mark Fetene set a playoff record with nine doubles. At 54-108, Bloemfontein posted the worst record in Southern Conference history and the second-worst in A2L history. Kisangani had gone 53-109 the prior year and was only marginally better in 2031 at 58-104. Lubango’s Abbas Mohamedi had a seven hit game against Blantyre, the third-such game in A2L history. Yunus Omari became the second to hit 400 homers in A2L. __________________ Baseball: The World's Game fictional world reports The Level Playing Field: Alternate MLB History From 1884-Onward Continental Baseball Federation world reports (8-tier promotion/relegation sim and college feeder)