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James Uebbing
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| Aug. 10, 2020 ju25 | Topic: Rules of the game Discussion: Runner on 2nd helping batter with inside/outside pitches. What if the pitcher throws a curve and you yell inside and it ends up outside! If the batter can't see where the ball is heading he needs to have his eyes checked |
| Aug. 5, 2020 ju25 | Topic: Tournaments Discussion: ISA Senior Worlds Columbus Indiana 60 AAA 1.Champaign Softball 2. Michigan Merchants |
| Aug. 4, 2020 ju25 | Topic: Bats Discussion: Mikey Freak Primo No, bats must have bpf of 1.21 or lower. No bpf on USA bats |
| Aug. 4, 2020 ju25 | Topic: Bats Discussion: Mikey Freak Primo https://nfca.org/divnews/general/asa-usa-softball-announces-organization-rename-and-rebrand |
| Aug. 4, 2020 ju25 | Topic: Bats Discussion: Mikey Freak Primo ASA is USA now! |
| June 24, 2020 ju25 | Topic: Bats Discussion: USSSA bats USSSA bats with the 1.20 bpf on them are legal, the newere ASA bats without the bpf are not. https://www.vspdirect.com/softball/welcome?utm_source=softball&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=partner Search GO James Uebbing »Your homepage »Logout »Shopping Empty HOMETOURNAMENTSNEWS LEAGUESRATINGS BAT POLICY MESSAGE BOARDFORMS UMPIRES40 MASTERSTOCCONVENTIONINTERNATIONALLINKS It's time to sign up for Leagues! Click here to find one in your area SSUSA Approved Bats Beginning on Jan. 1, 2014, Senior Softball-USA licenses new senior bats and publishes an Approved Bat List for all sanctioned SSUSA Tournaments. The following bats have been approved for Senior Softball-USA use: Updated January 29, 2020 Adidas: All Adidas slow-pitch bats stamped 1.21 BPF or lower are approved. Combat: All Combat slow-pitch bats stamped 1.21 BPF or lower are approved. DeMarini: All DeMarini slow-pitch bats stamped 1.21 BPF or lower are approved. Dudley: All Dudley slow-pitch bats stamped 1.21 BPF or lower are approved. Easton: All Easton slow-pitch bats stamped 1.21 BPF or lower are approved. Elite Sports: All Elite Sports slow-pitch bats stamped 1.21 BPF or lower are approved. Louisville Slugger: All Louisville Slugger slow-pitch bats stamped 1.21 BPF or lower are approved. Miken Sports: All Miken slow-pitch softball bats stamped 1.21 BPF or lower are approved, excluding the Original Gray Miken Ultra. Reebok: All Reebok slow-pitch bats stamped 1.21 BPF or lower are approved. Suncoast: All Suncoast slow-pitch bats stamped 1.21 BPF or lower are approved. Worth: All Worth slow-pitch softball bats stamped 1.21 BPF or lower are approved Disapproved Bats: The ‘Monarch’ Bat, decaled black/neon green, manufactured by Sportsmanshop Enterprises Ltd. is NOT APPROVED. |
| June 15, 2020 ju25 | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Renewal Click on forms and then click player registration. |
| May 17, 2020 ju25 | Topic: Rules of the game Discussion: Best changes to improve virus safety? For tCOLUMBUS, Ohio — Amateur baseball and softball players in Ohio will once again be able to take the field starting May 26. But high-fives, water coolers, and spitting will be banned. Umpires will have to call balls and strikes from as far back from the catcher as possible. Just about everyone will have to maintain their distance and bring a mask. The Ohio Department of Health on Friday released a list of mandatory measures – as well as optional recommendations – for adult and youth baseball and softball leagues to curb the spread of the coronavirus. While no league can have more lax rules than the ones listed below, Lt. Gov. Jon Husted said Thursday that local authorities have the power to impose more stringent health regulations. Husted said that other “limited-contact” sports -- such as tennis and golf -- will also be permitted to resume on May 26, but so far the state health department has only released guidance for baseball and softball. The new rules require that: Everyone at the game – whether on the field or off – must stay at least six feet away from each other at all times, except for players on the field when the ball is in play and families watching together in the stands. Coaches and umpires must wear face coverings at all times. The same goes for athletes, except when actively participating in the field of play. Masks are “strongly recommended” for spectators. Game balls must be designated to each team for use while that team is playing defense. Players must refrain from high-fives, handshakes, and any other physical contact with other players, coaches, umpires, and fans. Instead, the state health department recommends players tip their caps. All equipment, including bats, gloves, and water bottles, should be used on only by their owner and kept separate from others’ gear. If equipment must be shared, proper sanitation should be administered between uses. Water coolers and shared drinking stations are not allowed, nor is spitting or eating seeds, gum, and other similar products. Coaches and players must conduct self-evaluations before each game. Anyone who has symptoms of illness must stay home. Coaches must make sure players are following prevention measures, including keeping at least six feet away from other players on the bench. Must avoid exchanging documents or equipment with players, coaches, or spectators. Umpires calling balls and strikes should allow adequate distance behind the catcher while still able to perform their duty. Spectators cannot go on the field or in the bench area, and they must stay at least six feet away from the backstop. Individuals should not congregate in common areas or parking lot following the event or practice, and should not exchange items. Prior to competitive tournaments, event owners must alert the local health department about the event. Game organizers must maintain a complete list of coaches, players, and employees present at each event, as well as record the date, beginning and ending time of the event, plus name, address, and phone contact to be made available upon request from local health district. In addition to the mandatory health rules for baseball and softball games, the state also listed a number of recommendations, including having: Lineups be submitted online or by spoken word, instead of exchanging lineup cards. All team meetings be held online or over the phone, and conducting check-ins and registrations digitally. Participants and fans travel to each game alone or with a member of their immediate household. Athletes wash their hands or use hand sanitizer frequently during games. During practices, coaches divide players into groups and establish rotating shifts when possible. Umpires calling balls and strikes “allow adequate distance behind the catcher while still able to perform their duty.”hose who do not know how to copy & paste : |
| May 17, 2020 ju25 | Topic: Rules of the game Discussion: Best changes to improve virus safety? Here's what Ohio plans to do : https://www.cleveland.com/coronavirus/2020/05/when-amateur-baseball-and-softball-games-resume-in-ohio-expect-masks-social-distancing-and-no-spitting.html |
| Dec. 11, 2019 ju25 | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Pick up games in St. Petersburg Here's some info: https://www.facebook.com/Woodlawn-Hitting-Club-1795462834043446/ |
| Oct. 13, 2019 ju25 | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: New Adidas Senior Bats $249 for a no warranty bat is outrageous. I paid $150 for an og Combat DaBomb in'05 and I still have it(gamer) |
| Sept. 27, 2019 ju25 | Topic: Rules of the game Discussion: Make the Call How does a major player have 2 foul tips in 1 at bat in softball. Pitcher must have had some major junk! |
| Sept. 14, 2019 ju25 | Topic: Rules of the game Discussion: Using a "no walks, strikes only" approach to shorten game time in a public league. Our 65+ league plays 9 and uses a 3-2 count with 3 runs per inning and our games last about 1 hour 45 minutes. |
| Aug. 23, 2019 ju25 | Topic: Bats Discussion: Roy ASA bats made before 2013 have the BPF 1.20 on them, after 2013 only the dual stamps have the bpf 1.20. |
| Aug. 22, 2019 ju25 | Topic: Bats Discussion: Roy ASA bats do not have the bpf stamp(1.21 or lower) |
| July 24, 2019 ju25 | Topic: Bats Discussion: NEW Dudley Lift one piece 2020 Alan, Have you had a chance to swing one yet? |
| July 21, 2019 ju25 | Topic: Bats Discussion: NEW Dudley Lift one piece 2020 Here's some info I found: https://cdn2.sportngin.com/attachments/document/7136-1814455/LVSSA_Dudley_HOTW_FAQ_s_-_Mar_2019.pdf |
| July 13, 2019 ju25 | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Commitment line If your foot touches the commitment line but doesn't cross it, what is the ruling? We had a runner called out because his foot touched the line. |
| July 12, 2019 ju25 | Topic: Bats Discussion: NEW Dudley Lift one piece 2020 I thought the Nifong was a 12" HOTW |
| March 4, 2019 ju25 | Topic: Bats Discussion: DUDLEY 2019 LIGHTNING HOTW This sounds so much like the Reebok Barrage that came out in 2013, hot out of wrapper and breaking in less than 100 swings. Reebok refunded money or offered a second batch. Problem of early breakage was never solved and Reebok stopped producing bats with the Reebok name,changed bats to parent co. Adidas. Retailers dropped price on Barrage to $75/$80 to reduce stock and I took a chance and purchased one. After swinging Barrage went out and purchased 2 more(bat was smoking hot) but none of them made it passed 100 swings and no refund. Dudley had a good thing going but there latest offerings (Lift) and (HOTW) have brought there rating way down. |
