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| Posted | Discussion |
| July 10 JT25 Men's 50 54 posts | CAN YOU USE USSSA AND ASA BATS IN SENIORS SOFTBALL? |
| July 10 BruceinGa Men's 70 3233 posts | yes, also ISA and NSA bats. |
| July 13 neck10 714 posts | not all asa bats are legal |
| July 13 lb16 Men's 60 196 posts | Just curious which ASA bats are not legal in senior softball? |
| July 13 BruceinGa Men's 70 3233 posts | Probably the ones meant to be used with the 52 cor balls. |
| July 13 lb16 Men's 60 196 posts | And which one's are those that are higher than a BPF of 1.21? |
| July 13 Katzy63 Men's 60 24 posts | The new "hologram" ASA stamp that does not have a year associated with it is tested differently and won't pass the 1.20/1.21 tests in the same manner as the other bats. These are the ones designed for the low compression .52 cor balls that Bruce mentioned. |
| July 19 SoCo#01 Men's 40 2 posts | If you choose to use a ASA bat, it MUST have the BPF on it. Most resent ASA bats DO NOT have the BPF, which makes them illegal in SSUSA play. Rule 3.4(7). Batter out. Runners return to last base occupied and player is ejected from the remainder of tournament |
| July 20 Hitemdeep 44 posts | Don't listen to SOCO he is completely wrong on the rule. If he would read the rules it clearly states otherwise. If you are using an asa bat made after 2013 that DOESNT have a 2000 or 2004 stamp then it must have the stamp he is talking about. It's pretty clear and self explanatory if you take the time to read it. |
