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Play begins July 27. New for 2007: Modified Co-Ed Line-up: A team consists of 10 players, 6 men and 4 women. However, a team may begin with a minimum of 9 players, of which 3 must be women. Teams may also start the game with 5 males and 4 females. If a team starts with 9 players and a player arrives late, that player may enter the game immediately, in the last spot in the batting order. Until the last player arrives, the vacant position will be an out. At-Bats: The batter begins each plate appearance with the count of one ball and one strike. The batter is allowed one free foul ball after the second strike. Three males may not bat in a row. If using extra players, 12 players (7 male and 5 female) must start the game. Teams use the 12-inch softball for both male and female batters. If a male batter walks before another male batter he is awarded 1st base only. If he walks in front of a female batter he is awarded 2nd base. In the Field : Teams must have at least one female in the infield and outfield, and one male and one female as pitcher and catcher. All other rules are the same as City Co-Ed ASA Rules. Sign-up information : See our Join Page |
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San Quentin Seeks Visiting Teams The prison has three softball teams, two slow pitch and one fast pitch. They play Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons. They welcome SF Softball teams to come up and play. Contact Kent Philpott (front row left) at (415) 302-1199 or kentphilpott@comcast.net for available dates. |
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SF Co-Ed Team Wins ASA National Championship San Francisco-based Hiyamoto won the 2004 ASA Co-Ed Class B National Championship in Oklahoma City last month. Hiyamoto was undefeated in its five games at the three-day tournament. 17 teams from Texas, Connecticut, Oklahoma, Minnesota and California participated. Hiyamoto defeated the Oklahoma state champion Sooner Trophies, 10-2, in the Championship game. Hiyamoto team members Brad Permenter, Audrey Nauer-Allen and Mari Soto were voted First-Team All Tournament. Jon C. James and Charlie Pennes were voted Second-Team All Tournament. Pitcher Brad Permenter was voted tournament MVP. Congratulations, Hiyamoto!
Upcoming Tournaments New Balls, New Bat List in 2004 All slow-pitch managers must supply COR .44, 375-lb. compression balls this season. And we are now using the ASA bat lists (except composite bats, which are still illegal except in Open B & CC). Click to see our new Balls page and our new Illegal Bats page. Eureka Valley / Glen Park Twilight League SF Tournaments The Asian/Pacific Island Pride Softball Tournament at Twin Creeks on Sept. 6-7 was a great success. Plans for 2004's tournament are already in progress. Results of this year's competition are posted at www.AsianIslandPride.com. See our Tournaments page.
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