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Updated 05/27/24
SUMMER RULES – 11/12YO Rec Baseball Division
In case of rain, see our Rain out Policy
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for how games are completed.
See our
Required Behavior
for requirements for all participants.
Equipment
1. Our club provides game balls and catcher's gear. Any use of non-league provided catcher's gear must
follow what we supply - one piece catcher's helmet, chest protector and shin guards.
2. ALL bats must have the "USA Baseball" factory stamp to be used. Use of any other bat results in an out called. This is treated as a dead ball where runners return to the base prior to the struck ball.
Before the Game
1. Games and practices will be cancelled due to weather on the decision of the league.
2. Teams are to warm up in the outfield prior to the game with no use of the infield – fair or foul territory – before the game. We do this to preserve the game prep that occurs to the field.
3. Teams are to be in the
dugout area ready to start the game 5 minutes prior to the scheduled game start.
4. The coach that attends the plate meeting prior to the game will be the only coach that communicates with the umpire throughout the game concerning rule interpretations. Judgement calls may not be disputed.
Field & Game Limits
1. Base paths are 70’ for 11/12YO.
2. Pitcher rubber to home plate is 50’ for 11/12YO.
3.
Music is not allowed to be played during or prior to games.
4. The infield fly rule applies.
5. The dropped third strike rule applies.
6. Fake bunting and swinging for a pitch is not allowed and the batter will be called out.
7. There are no bunting limits.
8. There are 3 outfielders, 4 infielders, a pitcher and a catcher on defense. Players must be in their position as shifting is not allowed.
9. Each team will receive a warning for the first team balk and then balks are called after that as they occur.
10. While we do not keep score, an inning is complete when a team scores 5 runs or 3 outs are recorded, whichever occurs first.
11. Games end at 90 minutes.
12
. A team receives a warning for any player slinging the bat and any slinging of a bat after the warning results in an out for anyone on the team receiving the warning.
Player Participation
1. All players must be in the batting order to bat.
2. No player may site more than two of the first four innings.
3. Players arriving after game time are to be placed at the bottom of the order.
Stoppage of Play
1. This is a stop the runner format
.
Coach Participation & Positioning
1. No more than 4 coaches can participate to coach during a game.
2. When on offense, teams can have a 1st base coach, a 3rd base coach and one coach in front of the dugout. All other coaches must be in the dugout.
3. When on defense, teams are limited to one coach being in front of the dugout. All other coaches must be in the dugout. The one coach standing in front of the dugout must remain in front of the dugout and not towards home plate or a base or the outfield.
Pitchers
1. If three batters are hit during the game by a pitcher, that pitcher must be pulled from pitching and cannot return to pitch later in the same game.
2. The pitcher must be pulled on the 2nd trip to the mound in the same inning.
3. A pitcher may re-enter the same game unless he was pulled due to 2nd trip in same inning.
4. A pitcher is limited to 85 pitches in a game. If they reach that count in the middle of an at bat, they are allowed to complete the batter. If a pitcher reaches the max in a game, they must have four calendar days of rest before they can pitch again. If a player reaches the max on Saturday, they are not allowed to pitch again until Thursday.
5. A pitcher reaching 50 pitches, but less than the max, must have two calendar days of rest. If a pitcher reaches 50 on a Tuesday, they could not pitch again until Friday.
6. A pitcher not exceeding 49 pitches can pitch the next day. The pitcher must be pulled, to include during an at bat, once reaching 49.
Player Shortage & Sub Rules
1. Only players registered in our league may serve as a sub and those subs must be registered in the current age division or younger. What division the player is registered to is what division they are classified from.
2. Teams using a player outside of our league results in a forfeit and head coach suspension for next two games.
3. A sub may play any position except pitcher and catcher and a sub must bat in the lineup as 5th or later. Subs must wear their team's uniform and not the uniform of the team they are subbing for.
4. Subs cannot be added to the lineup card once the game starts.
5. Teams may start a game with no less than 8 players. There is no grace period to wait for players. The game is stopped if there are less than 8 players at any point and recorded as a forfeit. If a team has 8 players in the batting lineup in the regular season, the 9th spot is not recorded as an out.
6. If a player starts the game and leaves for any reason, they will be skipped in the order.
7. Teams are only allowed to add a sub if they have fewer than 9 players.
Base running
1. Lead offs are allowed are allowed for 11/12YO play.
2. Any base can be stolen. Once the pitcher is on the mound, the play is considered stopped until the next pitch.
3. Players must attempt to avoid contact. A Player can be called out if contact is not avoided; this is a judgment call by the umpire.
4. On any play at home plate, players must slide feet first, if sliding and avoid a collision with the catcher. If not sliding, they must also avoid a collision. The catcher may block the plate only if he has the ball. A head-first slide at home is recorded as an out.
5. A base runner is required to do whatever is needed to avoid a fielder who is fielding a batted ball. A runner is out for running out of the baseline, only when attempting to avoid a tag.
6. Courtesy runners are encouraged to be used for catchers. Use the last batted out as the courtesy runner. The 'catcher of record' is the only player that can have a courtesy runner used. The 'catcher of record' would be the player in the catcher position when the team was last in the field, not the planned catcher for the next inning.
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