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A Side
Gold - AW #1
Silver - BV White/Green
Bronze - Warren
B side
Gold - BV Blue #2
Silver - MacDonald Blue
Bronze - Varsity View #1
RAIN DELAYS
GAMES PUSHED
B Side games to start at 9:30.
A Side to start at 11:00.
Capital Region Softball League Playoff Rules
Capital Region League Playoff Rules
U13 A CRSL Playoffs (A and B side)
· CRSL Special Playing Rules are in effect unless superseded with the following tournament rules:
· Minimum 8 players to play (note : in provincials it is 9) without default of an automatic out. Less than 8 will result in one automatic out at the 8th player’s turn at bat.
· All teams have been scheduled a minimum of 3 Round Robin Games.
· There are crossover games on the B side to honor the 3 game minimum.
· Home team has been predetermined in Round Robin play. Most higher ranked teams will have 2 “home” games assigned.
· Top 2 teams from each pool will advance to playoffs on Sunday.
· Playoff Games 1 – 4, home team will go to the 1st place teams in each pool. Games 5 – 8 will be determined by coin toss.
· The Run Ahead Rule is in effect as follows: In a 5-inning controlled game if one team is up by 13 runs after 2 ½ or 3 innings or up by 7 runs after 3 ½ or 4 innings.
Round Robin
· Round Robin Games are 5 innings, no new inning may start after 75 minutes, whichever comes first. Only innings still in play if a winner is not declared may continue past the 75 minutes ONLY to declare a winner.
· After 75 minutes, games will end IF a winner is declared
As per Softball Canada Rule 1.2.3b and 1.2.7
1. Home team is ahead, no last bats will be taken for an opportunity to score more runs
2. Once home team takes last bats and winning run is scored, no other opportunity to score more runs will be allowed.
3. If visiting team is ahead by 7 runs of home team, home team will not get last bat as
opportunity to win the game is not within reach.
· Games in Round Robin may end in a tie
· Time will be announced by the umpire right after the coach’s plate conference has ended. The umpire will tell the home score keeper the official time to be marked down on the provided scoresheet. The umpire has the final say when a game has ended.
· Points awarded as follows in Round Robin play
2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie, 0 points for a loss
Playoff Games
· Playoff games are 5 innings. No inning may start after 75 minutes (same rules as above), whichever comes first. Games may not end in a tie and tie breaking rules will apply until a winner is declared.
· Bronze and Gold medal games will be 5 innings no time limit. If after 5 innings, the tie breaker rule will be used until a winner is declared.
· Tie Breaker Rule: The player scheduled to bat last in the previous inning shall start at second base.
ADVANCING TO THE PLAYOFF BRACKET
Rank Teams Based on The Following Criteria: as per Softball Canada Rulebook – (Page 231) using The Following Criteria:
If after round robin play, teams are tied, the following shall be used to determine placing:
· 1. Win/loss records. If still tied, then:
· 2. Winners of games between tied teams (note: in order to use this criteria, all tied
teams must have played each other in the qualifying round and one team must have defeated
all the teams they are tied with to be ranked higher). The remaining teams then go to next criteria with no reverting back (meaning if still tied between 2 teams it is not head to head):
· 3. Difference plus or minus of total runs scored in all games, with a limit of seven plus or minus per game allowed.
· 4. If teams are still tied within a), the least amount of runs scored against in all games will be
· used among the left over tied teams.
· 5. If still tied then, total runs scored in all games with a max of fifteen runs scored per game,
· will be used among the left over tied teams after b).
· 6. If still tied, rankings will be settled by a coin toss.
Playoffs are Single Life even if it is your 1st loss of the Tournament except for semi finals.
Any coach ejected from a game must also sit out the next game and leave the park for that
game.
There is NO Alcohol allowed in the park. Anyone found with open liquor will be removed from the park
Any person warming up a pitcher MUST be wearing an approved catching mask!!!!!
All umpire decisions are final. Players, coaches, and spectators must show respect to
umpires at all times, and any form of abuse will not be tolerated
SPECIAL PLAYING RULES - U13A
1. All eligible players will appear on the batting order (whether they are in the field defensively or not). Ie . If 15 players show up for a game, all 15 go on the batting order and bat in turn.
2. There are unlimited defensive substitutions, Ie. defensive players can rotate into the game at any time. However, the batting order cannot be changed.
3. An offensive inning shall have a maximum of 6 runs per inning or 3 outs, whichever comes first.
4. The "Infield Fly Rule" is in effect.
5. The “Dropped Third Strike Rule” is not in effect. On a dropped third strike, the batter is out and the ball is live (runners may advance at the risk of being put out).
6. Players are required to wear a batting helmet, complete with an approved mask when batting and/or running.
7. In the event a player is injured during the game and is unable to take their turn at bat, the player will be removed from the batting order and out for the balance of the game, unless the coach announces that the player will be able to continue to play prior to the team’s next at bat.
8. Pitching distance - 38 ft; Baselines - 55 ft; Ball 12” (NOTE: This is different from Softball Canada)
9. A defensive mask is mandatory for the pitcher. Infield masks are required in both the infield and outfield
10. The maximum number of innings a pitcher may pitch is three 3 per game. One pitch (legal or illegal) thrown in an inning shall count as an inning pitched.
11. When playing in a game with a run-limit per inning, a catcher may be substituted out when the offensive team has two out OR one run less than the run limit that inning.
12. Windmill or orthodox pitching is permitted.
