BOMBSQUAD beats Kicked to the curb 5-1 in Indianapolis kickball win

BOMBSQUAD never needed a big offensive night to handle Kicked to the curb, and the 5-1 result at Broad Ripple Park showed how far clean execution can carry a kickball team. The July 16 win in CCA Sports’ Summer 2026 Thursday Recreational Kickball League pushed BOMBSQUAD to 4-3-0 and left Kicked to the curb at 2-4-0.

The difference was in the way BOMBSQUAD controlled the game from start to finish. Holding an opponent to one run in adult kickball usually means the defense stayed organized, the outs came in the right spots, and Kicked to the curb never found a stretch long enough to build momentum. A four-run margin does not read like a blowout, but in a game that finished 5-1, it left little doubt about which side handled the details better.

The 7:10 p.m. matchup was one of several Broad Ripple Park recaps on CCA Sports’ July 16 slate, with other games listed for 6:15 p.m. and 8:05 p.m. That full night of action gave the park a steady run of kickball, and BOMBSQUAD’s result stood out for its efficiency more than for any offensive fireworks. In a sport built on quick innings, smart base running and avoiding mistakes, the kind of one-run defensive showing BOMBSQUAD delivered is often the difference between staying near .500 and slipping into catch-up mode.

For BOMBSQUAD, the win was a clean step forward in a season that had been hovering around the middle of the standings. A 4-3-0 record gives the club something concrete to build on as the summer schedule continues, while Kicked to the curb has work to do at 2-4-0. The scoreline at Broad Ripple Park suggested a team that did not chase style points, only control, and that formula was enough to make the night a straightforward one in Indianapolis.