2012 WWBA 2012 Grads or 18u National Championship Pitching Restrictions

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2012 WWBA 2012 Grads or 18u National Championship

Tournament Format:
18u WWBA(Pools of 8)

June 29-July4 – Each team will play 7 pool games infirst 6 days. No consolation games. Doubleheader one of first 4 days.
July 4 – Playoffs (Pool winners) will be played later in day after last poolplay game.
(Last night of hotels through Grouphousing is July 4)
July 5 – Rounds of 16 and 8 will be played starting at 9AM.
(If teams would like to stay through the 6th and do not make the final 4,they’ll need to get a room down by airport for the 5^th.)
July 6 – Semifinals & Championship games (11:30AM Championships start)
The official schedule will be released approximately 4-5 days prior to thestart date.

· For teams making the Semifinals and Championship games, PG hashotel rooms reserved for those teams. They will be paid for by teams, but PG has them currently held.

There will NOT be water provided in all dugouts. The ONLY coolers allowed in the gate at each field will be team/player coolers that are taken into the dugouts. No spectator coolers will be allowed.

Due to the number of games played on these fields over the 6 straight weeks of tournaments, all players need to be prepared to wear tennis shoes/turfs when warming up for games on field if asked.

Jun 29 - Jul 6 | East Cobb Complex | Marietta, GA

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Perfect Game Pitching Rules

Below is the maximum number of pitches allowed per day in Perfect Game tournaments. Players will be required to rest said number of calendar days when reaching pitch limit. Official pitch counts are tracked by PG Field Scout unless communicated otherwise. Teams are encouraged to also track their pitch counts for both teams. Limits apply to specific tournament age division, not player age. (i.e. 15-year-old player in 17U tournament will go by 17U requirements.)

Age	Daily Pitch Max	Required Rest (Pitches)
		0 Days	1 Day	2 Days	3 Days	4 Days
7-8	50	1-20	21-35	36-50	N/A	N/A
9-10	75	1-20	21-35	36-50	51-65	66+
11-12	85	1-20	21-35	36-50	51-65	66+
13-14	95	1-20	21-35	36-50	51-65	66+
15-16	95	1-30	31-45	46-60	61-75	76+
17-18	105	1-30	31-45	46-60	61-80	81+

Once a pitcher reaches his daily maximum limit, he must be removed from the game. If a pitcher reaches the maximum limit of pitches in a game during a batter’s plate appearance, the pitcher may continue in the game until such plate appearance or the inning ends (i.e. by a third out made by catching a runner stealing), whichever comes first. There is no team penalty for this, but the pitcher must adhere to prescribed pitch counts for the remainder of the event.

If a pitcher is brought into a game sooner than the mandatory calendar days’ rest, he becomes an ineligible player. According to NFHS Rule 3.1.1: An ineligible player on defense shall be replaced immediately upon discovery by the umpire or either team. Once discovered by teams, umpires, or PG Staff, the umpire & Official Scorekeeper will confirm eligibility with Tournament Headquarters. If deemed ineligible, team will have the opportunity to remove player from game. The replacement pitcher will be allowed adequate time to warm up.

A pitcher is only allowed to pitch in one game per day unless pitcher throws 20 or fewer pitches in first game. In that case, pitcher may pitch in 2nd game of day. Pitch totals for both games combined will require prescribed daily limits and required rest. No Pitcher is allowed to pitch 3 games in one day.

No pitcher is allowed to pitch 3 days in a row regardless of pitch counts.