Slow pitch height limit
step...@inforamp.net
I know I'm being lazy but I'm surfin the net and wellŠ here you are. A
question to those playing slow pitch. Is there, and what is the official
height limit for a pitch and is there a minimum. I believe that as long as
one hits the mat it counts as a strike.
Please, if someone out there knows could you tell me and or direct me to a
source of official documentation.
Thanks, and keep swinging
S.A.
ASK ME
the height requirements for slow pitch is 6 ft to 12 ft.
Eric T. Marnell
step...@inforamp.net wrote:
>I know I'm being lazy but I'm surfin the net and wellŠ here you are. A
>question to those playing slow pitch. Is there, and what is the official
>height limit for a pitch and is there a minimum. I believe that as long as
>one hits the mat it counts as a strike.
>Please, if someone out there knows could you tell me and or direct me to a
>source of official documentation.
>Thanks, and keep swinging
>S.A.
Slow-pitch heights: ASA 6-12 feet, USSSA I believe is 3-9 feet or 3-10
feet. I think NSA is the same as ASA's height....
Ginger Sackett Glaser
ouc...@pixi.com (ASK ME) wrote:
>In article <stephena-200...@news.inforamp.net>, step...@inforamp.net wrote:
>>I know I'm being lazy but I'm surfin the net and wellŠ here you are. A
>>question to those playing slow pitch. Is there, and what is the official
>>height limit for a pitch and is there a minimum. I believe that as long as
>>one hits the mat it counts as a strike.
>>
>>Please, if someone out there knows could you tell me and or direct me to a
>>source of official documentation.
>>
>>Thanks, and keep swinging
>>S.A.
>> even when using a mat...unless the league has bylaws that state differently,
>the height requirements for slow pitch is 6 ft to 12 ft.
It depends on the league rules and the sanctioning body. In mat ball,
sometimes there is no limit, sometimes they use 6-12 feet like in ASA,
and if it is a USSSA league the max will be 10 ft. Ask your local
league for a copy of their rules.
Ginger
Username
In article <4o2tu0$t...@news.intr.net>, emar...@intr.net says...
>
>step...@inforamp.net wrote:
>
>>I know I'm being lazy but I'm surfin the net and wellŠ here you are. A
>>question to those playing slow pitch. Is there, and what is the
official
>>height limit for a pitch and is there a minimum. I believe that as
long as
>>one hits the mat it counts as a strike.
>
>>Please, if someone out there knows could you tell me and or direct me
to a
>>source of official documentation.
>
>>Thanks, and keep swinging
>>S.A.
>
>feet. I think NSA is the same as ASA's height....
>
USSSA is also 6-12 feet for the min max levels
Geo...@inforamp.net
On Mon, 20 May 1996 13:37:32 -0400, step...@inforamp.net wrote:
>I know I'm being lazy but I'm surfin the net and wellŠ here you are. A
>question to those playing slow pitch. Is there, and what is the official
>height limit for a pitch and is there a minimum. I believe that as long as
>one hits the mat it counts as a strike.
>
>Please, if someone out there knows could you tell me and or direct me to a
>source of official documentation.
>
>Thanks, and keep swinging
>S.A.
usually it's between 6 and 12 feet to be "legal" if you are interested
in playing Slo-Pitch in Toronto E-mail me, I run several Co-ed teams
around the city :]
YerSAFE
there is a 12 foot arc limit in ASA and SCMAF(mat ball) play. The minimum
arc is 6 feet in ASA and over the batter's head in SCMAF. the mat behind
the plate keeps the arguments down about balls and strikes, but it
unrealistically gives the same strike zone to all batters regardless of
their height.
later,
YerSAFE
Skip Ball
ASA is 6-12 ft., USSSA is 3-10 ft.
Jim Yannizze
The ASA rule book says the ball must have a perceptible arc and must
reach a height of at least six feet from the ground, while not exceeding
a maximum height of twelve feet from the ground.