For the second softball tournament, the Siegen Pirates and the Muelheim Mavericks followed the joint invitation of the Wassenberg Squirrels and Heinsberg prison (JVA). The two visiting teams met in the prison to play in a tournament against the team of the Lago Lions, which has been trained for over two years in the correctional facility Heinsberg by the Wassenberg Squirrels. Once again, sport was at its best as a perfect, cross-cultural element. Finally and after some very exiting games the Siegen Pirates won the tournament, the Mülheim Mavericks reached the second place and the Lago Lions finished on third place.

In addition to the sporting aspects that the tournament day had to offer plentiful and at a very high level, also social components of the event played an important role. The Lago Lions team members sincerely rejoiced that, despite their criminal record and the punishment they must serve, they continue to have access to social life through sport, which is usually blocked by the prison walls. Another important aspect: they do not fall into oblivion during their imprisonment with the softball sport. The guests from Siegen and Mülheim showed no fear of contact. Within a short space of time, all athletes engaged in conversations during the game breaks across teams or joked on the pitch. An approach that the project STEPS wants to extend to other sports.