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Women's Program
Washington USSSA
Women's Schedule:
www.washingtonusssa.com/tournament-listings.html
The requirements to attend the USSSA and GSL World Tournaments for Women's C, D, & E.
A and B teams must play State & Nationals to attend World Tournament play.
There are no longer OPEN tournaments - they have been renamed to Championship NIT's or CUSSSA Majors
www.washingtonusssa.com/tournament-listings.html
The requirements to attend the USSSA and GSL World Tournaments for Women's C, D, & E.
- USSSA World Tournament Entry Requires - 1 NIT, 3 Events, Regionals and your USSSA State Tournament.
- GSL World Tournament Entry Requires - 3 Events, Regionals, your USSSA and GSL State Tournament.
A and B teams must play State & Nationals to attend World Tournament play.
There are no longer OPEN tournaments - they have been renamed to Championship NIT's or CUSSSA Majors
- We highly suggest all C teams and above participate in CHAMPIONSHIP NIT'S & MAJORS
- The NCC can gauge your competition level.
- D & E teams should also play in events of a higher classification to support the program.
WOMEN’S PROGRAM
In the Women’s Program a minimum of 9 players can start a game. However an out shall be declared when the 10th position in the lineup is scheduled to bat. A 10th player may be added to the 10th position any time before the end of a game. Any team that starts a game with 10, 11 or 12 players may drop to the minimum of 9 players to finish the game. All vacant spot(s) in the lineup will be declared an out every time that lineup position is due to bat. If a team starts with 9 or 10 players they are not allowed to add the 11th or 12th player at a later time. Any player that leaves the game for any reason may not return to the game. (This does not apply to normal re-entry and substitution)
Exception: A player who has left the game under the blood rule may return.
Note: The defensive team may walk the preceding batter or multiple batters to get to the position or positions in the lineup that is an out due to having started with 9 players or having dropped to 9, 10 or 11 players. No base appeals are allowed when this results in the third out of the inning.
In the Women’s program, the Tournament Director has the option of permitting the following: on a fair fly ball hit over the fence for a home run, the batter and all base runners are credited with a score. The batter and any runner on base does not need to advance and touch the bases. They should go directly to the dugout area. This would eliminate any base running appeals. This includes the four base award.
All playing rules not specifically covered in Rule 13 of this book shall be governed by other rules as outlined in Rules 1 through 11 of this USSSA Rule Book.
In the Women’s Program a minimum of 9 players can start a game. However an out shall be declared when the 10th position in the lineup is scheduled to bat. A 10th player may be added to the 10th position any time before the end of a game. Any team that starts a game with 10, 11 or 12 players may drop to the minimum of 9 players to finish the game. All vacant spot(s) in the lineup will be declared an out every time that lineup position is due to bat. If a team starts with 9 or 10 players they are not allowed to add the 11th or 12th player at a later time. Any player that leaves the game for any reason may not return to the game. (This does not apply to normal re-entry and substitution)
Exception: A player who has left the game under the blood rule may return.
Note: The defensive team may walk the preceding batter or multiple batters to get to the position or positions in the lineup that is an out due to having started with 9 players or having dropped to 9, 10 or 11 players. No base appeals are allowed when this results in the third out of the inning.
In the Women’s program, the Tournament Director has the option of permitting the following: on a fair fly ball hit over the fence for a home run, the batter and all base runners are credited with a score. The batter and any runner on base does not need to advance and touch the bases. They should go directly to the dugout area. This would eliminate any base running appeals. This includes the four base award.
All playing rules not specifically covered in Rule 13 of this book shall be governed by other rules as outlined in Rules 1 through 11 of this USSSA Rule Book.
QUESTIONS
Women's Program Contact
Women's Program Director:
Ron Lytle
[email protected]
Women's Assistant Program Director:
Sherrie Vilhelmsen
[email protected]
GENERAL QUESTIONS
[email protected]
USSSA Washington State
PO BOX 4897
Federal Way, WA 98063
Women's Program Contact
Women's Program Director:
Ron Lytle
[email protected]
Women's Assistant Program Director:
Sherrie Vilhelmsen
[email protected]
GENERAL QUESTIONS
[email protected]
USSSA Washington State
PO BOX 4897
Federal Way, WA 98063