1. Fields:

a) The SSA Facility Staff will determine if the fields are playable on a daily basis usually 2 hours before the start of

any game. Sometimes it may be sunny & dry, but the fields are just too wet and mushy to play on. It is advised in

questionable weather situations for teams to call 315-447-5686 or visit www.SyracuseSportsAssociation.com

prior to leaving for the field. Players will receive a text and/or email message in the event of a cancellation.

b) Alcohol is allowed but may not be consumed on the field. GLASS BOTTLES ARE NOT ALLOWED. Please clean up

after yourself.

c) Bases are 65 feet apart. Home-run fences are approx. 150’ from home plate.

d) SSA does host leagues at multiple locations, please be aware of any local public or private rules that different

parks may have.

2. Equipment:

a) All games shall be played with an 8.5 inch SSA Official rubber kickball. Kick balls are provided before the start of

each Game. Only official SSA provided kick balls can be used for games. If you would like to purchase a ball for

practice they are $12.00.

b) Metal spikes/cleats are not allowed, NO EXCEPTIONS—rubber / plastic bottomed cleats, turf shoes and sneakers

are allowed. Steal toe Boots, sandals, flip flops, bare feet and all other foot wear will be deemed unsafe, and the

player cannot play in them. If a player is found to be wearing illegal/unsafe foot wear they will be allowed to

change them but.

c) Teams are encouraged to wear matching shirts; either team shirts or shirts that are the same color. Outer wear

is acceptable but please wear your team shirt over it, if possible.

3. Officiating:

a) Teams must pay the umpire $15.00 B & C Divisions—$20.00 A Divisions before the start of play before each

game. Playoff and championship games in all divisions will always have 2 umpires, and teams will have to pay

the umpire $20.00 per game.

b) The umpire’s word is final; there should be no discussion of any judgment calls (out/safe, ball/strike). Any

discussion of an error in applying a rule should be civil; screaming and yelling will not be tolerated.

c) Umpires & Directors may eject players for unsportsmanlike behavior. Any player ejected for any reason must

leave the park immediately and will be suspended for the following 2 weeks games and are subject to league to

fines or re-instatement fee’s before they play in another game. Subs can’t be used for an ejected player. If an

ejected player was subbing with someone, neither player can kick but the non-ejected player can still play in the

field. Any player ejected from League play twice will be suspended for the season. Any unwanted physical

contact with any player, umpire, field monitor or spectator will result in immediate dismissal from the Syracuse

Sports Association for life. Umpires will summon law enforcement & charges will be pressed when necessary.

Ejected players must leave the park immediately. Game will not resume until ejected player has left the park.

d) Any occurrences which are not covered in the rules shall be settled by the Umpire & or Director and noted for

later rule updates.

4. Regulation games:

a) A regulation game shall consist of 8 innings.

b) No new inning shall start after 55 minutes from the scheduled starting time of the game, regardless of the actual

start time. If a game runs late, the next game will still get their full 55 minutes.

c) A game is considered official once the losing team has kicked 4 times.

d) Regular season games may end in ties. If time permits extra innings will be played to break ties. Both teams get

to kick. In extra innings both teams will start with runner on second base. This person is the last person

scheduled to kick.

e) Called games may be played at a future date agreeable to both team captains at a site to be agreed upon. Any

games not re- played shall be counted as a tie in the standings.

f) The “Away” team shall kick first. The “Home” shall kick second and gets last-at-kicks, in any inning. The Home

Team is always listed 2nd on the schedule.

g) Games cancelled due to weather will first be scheduled on the day the league usually plays on. If a make-up

game is not possible on the leagues normal night because of multiple cancellations, the game will be scheduled

for a weekend day. Games may get cancelled indefinitely, no refunds will ever be issued in case of cancellations

due to weather.

5. Number of participants:

a) Roster can hold up to 20 players. All players must join their team through an online e-mail invitation. Rosters

may be updated any time up to week 5; rosters are then closed. All players must play in at least 2 league games

on the same team to be eligible for playoff games.

b) Players may not sub for a division lower than you normally play. For example, a B division player on Wednesday

may not sub in a C division game on Wednesday. C players are allowed to play up. Players can only play on one

team on their night for the playoffs, even if their team is eliminated.

c) B and C division games have a 10 player maximum in the field on defense; this includes a 7 male maximum. “A”

division games have a 9 player maximum, 6 male max. The game will start if both teams meet the 7 player

total/2 female minimum. A team can add late arriving players to the bottom of their lineup as they arrive up to a

maximum of 10. If a team doesn’t meet the 7 player total/2 female minimum after 10 minutes, a forfeit can be

declared. If a team has ten or less players in the lineup, all players must play defense.

d) A continuous lineup is allowed up to 15 players. For example, if you have 12 players at the start of the game, you

may put all 12 in the kicking lineup. At least 3 females must kick in the first 10 spots; if playing with only 2

females, an out is taken no later than the 10th spot in the lineup. Any of these kickers can play in the field at any

time as long as you keep to the 7 male max/ 3 female minimum. IF a player shows up after the game has begun

they can be added to the lineup unless you already have 10 players. Then that player can still play but they have

to play the field first and can only sub for one player already in your line up.

e) There is no male/female kicking order rule other than 3 females must kick within the first 10 spots.

f) A catcher is not necessary for teams with 7 players or less but is necessary with 8 or more players.

g) Players can be substituted for once they have kicked. A kickers spot in the lineup may not change once the game

has started.

h) An ejected player is removed from the game and cannot be replaced with a sub. Whenever it is that person’s

time to kick an out will be called. The team must notify the umpire when this out is to occur or their 1/2 inning

will be over.

i) A 12 run mercy rule will take effect after the losing team has kicked at least 5 times. The home team, if losing,

will always get their kicks in the bottom of the inning.

j) If a team suspects that the other team is using non-roster players they can request the umpire to do a roster

check. The team in question must show their online roster to the umpire (log in on a phone). At this point the

player in question, if before week 5 can be added to the online roster or removed from the lineup. After the first

pitch has been thrown no roster questions will be heard. Any player in the lineup at that time will be considered

a regular for the game.

6. Pitching:

a) B&C Division Pitches: Pitchers are expected to roll pitches underhand and that are easy to kick. Curves, bounces

and excessive speed can make, in the umpire’s judgment, a non-kickable pitch. Unless kicked, the umpire will

call a non-kickable pitch a ball. The umpire will warn any pitcher violating this “easy to kick” rule, and can

remove them from pitching for the remainder of the game

b) A Division Pitches: Pitches can be rolled in any matter, at any speed, except bounciness and as long as they are

underhand. The strike zone in A Division leagues is also extended on each side of home plate.

c) The umpire will determine whether a pitch is “kickable”. As soon as the umpire decides that the pitch is too fast

or bouncy, they will announce “Illegal Pitch” & put their fist out. The kicker now has the option to not kick it and

have a ball called, or kick it, making it a legal pitch, and take the results of the play.

d) Pitcher must pitch within 3 feet of the center of the encroachment line. One step over the line is NOT permitted

as the pitch is released. A multiple step delivery is also not allowed. Once the ball is pitched, the pitcher may not

advance forward until the ball is kicked. Lateral movement by the pitcher is tolerated, as long as there is no

encroachment.

e) A team may give one free-kick to the opposing team per inning; no pitches are required. Any attempt to

circumvent this rule by intentionally pitching poorly will be dealt with as per Rule 6.B.

f) Once the defense is in possession of the ball in the area of the pitchers’ zone and is not making a play OR once

play is over as judged by the umpire time will be called. Base runners can only advance to the bases they were

going to unoccupied.

7. Strikes:

a) B & C Division Pitches: The strike zone consists of home plate along with a line extending approximately 18

inches on both sides of the plate.

b) A Division pitches: The strike zone consists of home plate and the same extended zone.

c) A pitch that crosses any part of the strike zone and meets requirements in section 6 will be called a strike.

d) A ball kicked foul, not kicked beyond the kicker’s line or swung and missed will be called a strike.

e) Kickers can be awarded a strike based on the actions of their teammates.

f) 3 strikes of any kind; kicker is out

8. Balls:

a) A “ball” will be called on any pitch not swung at that does not pass through the strike zone.

b) A pitch not meeting the requirements in Section 6 will be called a ball.

c) Three called balls will result in a free kick. The ball will be placed on or behind the strike line; wherever the

kicker chooses. The kicker must kick a fair ball beyond the kicker’s line or will be called out regardless of the

number of strikes.

9. Foul Balls:

a) Position of the ball when touched, not the position of the fielder– determines fair or foul.

b) As long as the fielder has not touched either the dead ball/out of play line or the ground beyond it they may

make a legal catch of a ball kicked beyond the line. If caught first, the out will count. Once they touch out of

play, dead ball, and one base award.

c) The umpire will NOT say fair, but will point towards fair territory. Foul balls will be verbally called.

10. Play Is Over:

a) There are 3 ways for a play to end:

➢ The umpire decides that no further play will/can happen. Time will be called.

➢ The defense has the ball in the area of the mound and makes no attempt at further action. Time will be

called and runners advancing at this time will be allowed to continue to the base, if unoccupied.

➢ The ball touches or goes beyond the dead ball/out of play line, a player in possession of the ball

touches/goes beyond the dead ball line, or over the fence.

11. Outs:

a) The kicking team gets 3 outs per inning. An out results due to the following:

➢ Three strikes.

➢ A ball caught on the fly.

➢ Base runner is a force out.

➢ Someone called out due to interference or on an appeal.

➢ A missing 3rd female player.

➢ Base runner is hit with ball while not on base, or while on a base if forced.

➢ If a team bunts while up by 5 or more runs.

b) An ejected player will be an automatic out when their spot comes up. You must notify the umpire when their

spot comes up. If you do not notify the umpire it will result in the 1/2 inning being over.

c) A force out involves the fielder touching the base or runner with the ball before the runner reaches the base

that he/she has to advance to. If the 3rd out of the inning is a force out, no runs scored on the play will count.

d) There is no infield fly rule; however we do not allow intentionally dropped balls for the purpose of creating

double plays. For example with a runner on first base, the first baseman drops an easy fly ball, tags both the

runner and base for a double play. Since this violates our good sportsmanship policy, all runners will be called

safe.

12. Over throws & Dead Balls:

a) An overthrow is a ball that has been thrown or kicked by the defense, or deflects off a runner, touches or goes

completely beyond the dead ball/out of play line. A dead ball is called. Bases are awarded to the runner as

follows:

b) A FAIR KICKED ball that goes out of play: 2 bases from the start of the play for all runners.

c) An overthrow that goes out of play; runners are awarded one base from the last base that they were at. The

direction that they were running does not matter.

d) An intentional overthrow, whether thrown or kicked by the defense, in order to stop runners from advancing: 2

bases from the time that the ball goes out of play.

e) An overthrow out of play at first base on the initial play on the kicker at first base: 2 bases for the kicker, one

base for the other runners at the time that the ball goes out of play.

f) 2 runners between the same 2 bases when the ball goes out of play: award is based on the lead runner; trailing

runner does not push the lead runner.

g) If a caught fly ball is then carried over the dead ball line or the defender touches the dead ball line, the play is

dead. All runners advance 1 base.

13. Appeals:

a) An appeal can be made if a runner misses a base or left early on a caught fly ball. The appeal may be made by

the team captain, only.

b) A “live ball appeal” is made by tagging the base or runner and announcing why you are appealing. Play is live and

runners may advance.

c) A “dead ball appeal” is made after time has been called. Simply announcing the appeal is all that is necessary.

The appeal must be made before the next pitch.

d) An appeal that creates a force out, if the third out will negate any legally scored runs on the play.

e) If the appeal occurs on a tag up play and results in the third out, any legally occurring runs scored before the

appeal will not count.

f) If the appeal is for a runner missing a base, and it's the third out, legally scored runs will count if the appealed

out was not a force out.

14. Fielding:

a) The encroachment line is a straight line running between first and third base. No fielder is allowed over the line

until the ball has been kicked. Once kicked a fielder may advance in an attempt to make a play.

b) If a fielder does encroach and gets an out, the play is dead, kicker awarded 1st base and no out will count.

Forced runners will advance. If no out is made on the initial play, the kicker/runner and any other runners will be

protected only to their base.

c) If the encroaching fielder touches a kicked ball short of the kicker’s line, the kicker will be awarded first base.

d) An encroaching player who does not make a play will be issued a team warning. Any subsequent encroachments

by any team member will result in all runners being safe. Ball must be kicked.

e) All fielders playing in the outfield, must remain in the outfield and may not move towards the infield until the

ball has been kicked. The infield can only have 6 players in it to start any play. Outfield area is approximately

135’ from home plate. (See diagram)

f) Catchers must stand behind or out of the kickers way; any interference will result in the kicker being awarded

first base.

g) Fielders covering first base must be in contact with the white half of the base; stepping only on the orange half

will not count as an out. Collisions should be avoided. If you are not making a play, get out of the way.

h) A fielder without the ball who impedes a runner, with or without contact, is guilty of obstruction. The runner, if

put out, will be safely awarded the base they were heading to. The obstruction call is waved off if the runner had

safely reached the base; they can be put out if they attempt to advance.

15. Homeruns & Fences:

a) Fielders may reach over or jump the fence to make a legal catch as long as they have not touched the ground

out of play. The catch must be maintained once touching the ground for it to count. Any dropped ball beyond

the fence will be considered a home run.

b) Once a legally caught ball is ruled dead beyond the fence, time out is called. The out will count and all runners

will advance one base from the start of the play.

c) A fielder may touch the fence before the catch without penalty. Standing/pushing/significantly leaning on the

fence is not allowed. Any ball caught by a player standing on or significantly leaning on the fence will be called a

home run, no outs will be awarded.

16. Kicking:

a) All teams must have a written line up to start the game. Failure to have it will result in the 1/2 inning to end.

b) Kickers cannot bunt the ball if up by 5 or more runs. A kick, fair or foul, that is designed to barely get past the

kickers line is considered a bunt; the kicker will be called out, all runners return to their original base.

c) While up to kick, if kicking out of order, replace them with the correct kicker; no penalty, keep the ball/strike

count.

d) If the error is discovered after they kick, they are out, all runners return to their original bases.

e) Once the next kicker has completed their turn to kick, the out of order kicker is considered legal with no penalty.

However, if their correct turn to kick comes up and they are on base, leave them on base and an out will be

called in the line-up (just like when playing a female down.)

f) If a kicker kicks the ball before it touches the strike zone line, a delayed dead ball occurs. If the kick results in a

caught fly ball, the out counts; no runners can advance. If not a fly ball out, it is an immediate dead ball; strike

on the kicker.

g) All kicked balls must go completely past the kicker’s line or a strike is called on the kicker. If the ball is touched

by a fielder before it gets past the line; it is a dead ball, strike on the kicker. While attempting to touch the ball, if

a fielder aggressively knocks/kicks the ball out of play or into the backstop or fence whether over the kicker’s

line or not, the kicker is awarded 2nd base; all other runners advance if forced.

h) Base coaches are allowed at 1st and 3rd base, but must stand outside the dead ball/out of play line when a play

is happening. Runners physically assisted by a coach will be called out. If a coach interferes with a fielder

attempting to make an ordinary play, the kicker will be called out.

i) On a play at 1st base, the kicker/runner must use the orange portion of the base. If there is no play at the base,

the kicker/runner may use either side.

j) Sliding, either head or feet first, is allowed at 2nd, 3rd base and home plate. The kicker/runner may not

slide/dive into 1st base on the initial play. Once reaching 1st sliding/diving back into the base is allowed. Kickers

may over run 1st base. Please use caution when sliding.

k) A kicker that intentionally makes contact with his/her fair ball for a second time will be called out; dead ball, all

runners back to their original base. If the intent was to break up a double play, the kicker will be out and the

runner closest to home will be out. Unintentional contact will result in the kicker being called out; play

continues.

l) Double kicking the ball during the initial kicking motion will be a dead ball, strike on the kicker.

m) A pinch runner may be used for an injured kicker, the injured kicker must make it to 1st base. The pinch runner

must be the same sex and farthest from being up to kick that inning.

n) If an injured player cannot kick, they can be replaced by a qualified substitute as long as the 7 male max / 3

female minimum is not affected. If no sub is available, the spot in the lineup is skipped. Once skipped in the

lineup, an injured player cannot return to the game. Playing with two females will result in an out every time the

injured female is scheduled to kick.

17. Running:

a) When being played on, a runner may deviate approx. 3 feet on either side of a straight path to the base.

b) Base runners cannot leave their base until the ball is kicked. If the kick is a pop fly and caught, the out will count

and the runners go back to their base and cannot tag up. The defense cannot double up another runner. If the

ball is kicked on the ground or lands then it is an immediate dead ball, strike on the kicker and runners go back

to their base.

c) Runners must touch home plate, not the strike zone line, when scoring. This also applies to fielders making a

play at home.

d) Runners can tag up, at their own risk, once the fly ball has been touched by a fielder.

e) Leaving early on a tag up will result in an out if the defense properly appeals the play; see section 13. Appeals,

for details.

f) A runner passing a runner ahead of them will be called out; play continues.

g) A runner touched by a ball while off base will be called out, with one exception. “Touched” includes throws,

deflections, tags and fair kicked balls. The exception: A runner in an upright position, hit in the head/neck area,

will be called safe and awarded the base they were going to. They play may be called dead due to player safety.

No head Shots. However, if runner slides and is hit above the neck play counts.

h) A runner, while on base, touched with the ball is safe unless they were forced to advance.

i) Intentional contact with the ball by a runner results in a dead ball. The runner is out and other runners return to

their starting base; a strike is called on the kicker. If the intent was to break up a double play, the runner closest

to home will also be called out.

j) Verbal Interference (screaming drop it or anything next to the fielder) is a serious violation of our sportsmanship

rule. If a runner does this, they are out and other runners return to their original bases; strike on the kicker. If it

is a coach, fan or team bench, the kicker is out, and everybody back. A second infraction will result in ejection.

18. Obstruction /Interference/Collisions:

a) During play, players must make every effort to avoid physical contact with the opposing team. Any intentional

contact will result in an ejection by the offender.

b) Interference is called when a runner makes contact with a fielder about to make a play on the ball. This is the

only time that a fielder is allowed in the base line. The play is dead; the offending runner is out, all other runners

return to their last base. Verbal interference is also not allowed; see rule 17-J.

c) On a play at first base, if an errant throw forces the fielder into foul territory, any contact will be ruled

obstruction. If the contact occurs in fair territory, this is interference; runner is out.

d) Any collisions at home plate that are avoidable by the runner in the umpire’s judgment may result in an

automatic out or ejection.

e) Obstruction is called when a fielder, NOT about to make a play on the ball, impedes the runner. There does not

have to be contact; slowing them down or making them go around the fielder is still obstruction. The play is live.

If the runner is put out, dead ball; they will be called safe and awarded the base that they would have safely

reached.

19. Forfeits:

a) Teams forfeiting games will receive a loss in the standings, receive 0 Runs Scored and 8 Runs allowed for the

final score and will reflect in the standings accordingly.

b) Things come up and we understand, therefore if a forfeit is unavoidable please notify us 6 hours before the start

of the game by simply a Call/Text 315-447-5686. You can also email [email protected]— but you must get an

email/text back confirming your forfeit. Please include your name, team name and game day/time in this

message.

c) Teams will be responsible to pay a 30.00 (regular season) and 40.00 (playoffs) forfeit fee to the league before

they play in the next game if we are not notified.

d) Teams that forfeit 3 games will be removed from the league, no refund will be issued.

20. Schedule & Standings:

a) Team schedules & Standings are always posted online at www.SyracuseSportsAssociation.com.

b) The bottom team listed is the home team.

c) Team standings are updated daily/as we get scores and are always online at

www.SyracuseSportsAssociation.com.

d) Standings tie breakers are as follows: Wins– Loss– Head to Head—Runs Scored– Runs Allowed– Alphabetical

21. Scores:

a) We now have two options for reporting scores:

b) Scores can also now be updated right on your player page.

c) The winning or home team must submit their score online at www.SSASCORES.com within 24 hours of game

completion. Scores not submitted within 24 hours of the last regular season game will be considered a tie game.

22. Protests:

a) A game may be played under protest. This can only occur if there is a direct contradiction of the playing rules &

that contradiction 100% affected the outcome of the game. Protests must be brought to the official immediately

and before a new pitch.

b) Every attempt should be made to resolve the issue on the field. Officials should review a copy of the rules to

verify the rule in question. This should clear up the problem in most cases.

c) If either captain still deems that a protest is warranted, the following information must be gathered:

➢ Exact line up from both teams.

➢ The inning the game is in at the time of protest.

➢ Time remaining in the game.

➢ Pitch count on the current kicker.

➢ Position of any base runners.

➢ The number of outs.

➢ Score.

➢ Brief explanation.

d) Both captains must sign the lineup sheets. Once the info is gathered the game can be finished. The protest info

will be submitted to SSA Directors, reviewed and a decision will be rendered. If the protest is denied, the result

of the game will stand. If the protest is confirmed the game will be re- started from the point of the protest and

completed.

23. Roster / Waivers:

a) All players must read and comprehend the rules. All players must furnish their information on the team’s online

waiver/roster, all players MUST furnish their email address and phone numbers. Any player that is found to be

playing and not on that team’s specific waiver/roster, will not be allowed to play the remainder of the game.

b) In order to be eligible to play in a game you must be on the online roster. Captains are responsible for

completing the online roster.

c) It is the captain’s responsibility to see that all forms are completed by their team. All forms are always at

www.cusesports.com

1. Field

a) All games are played at CNY Family Sports Centre, 7201 Jones Rd, Syracuse NY 13209

b) Bases are approximately 60 feet apart.

c) ALCOHOL is NOT allowed inside the Syracuse Indoor Sports Center, and is grounds for ejection.

2. Equipment:

a) All games shall be played with an 8.5 inch Official rubber kickball and is provided before the start of each game.

b) Metal spikes are STRICTLY PROHIBITED! All Fields feature Play-field Turf

3. Officiating:

a) All games will have 2 umpires. Teams will need to pay the umpire $20.00 before the start of play before each game.

Umpires are SSA Professionals.

b) Please Respect the umpires and their calls.

c) Umpires, directors and facility owners may eject players for unsportsmanlike behavior. Any player ejected for any

reason will be suspended and is also subject to fines and/or re-in statement fees. Any player ejected from a game twice

will be suspended for the season. Any unwanted physical contact with any player, umpire, field monitor or spectator will

result in immediate dismissal from SSA for life.

d) Any occurrences which are not covered in the rules shall be settled by the Umpire & Field Monitor and noted for later

rule updates. Players will remember we are all out here for fun. Unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated.

4. Regulation games

a) A regulation game shall consist of 7 innings or a time limit of 45 minutes.

b) The umpire or director may call a game due to time; an inning may not reasonably be completed before the 45 minute

time limit. As such, an inning cannot begin 40 minutes after the games start time unless the score is tied.

c) A game is considered official once 4 full innings have been completed.

d) Regular season games may end in ties. If time permits, umpires and directors may grant additional innings. During the

playoffs, the winner shall be determined by whoever wins the next full inning (both teams get at-kicks).

e) In playoff and tournament situations, each team shall play short one fielder for each inning beyond 7, in boy, girl

order. For example, a team in the 10th inning must take two male and one female off the field. This is for defense only;

players can still kick in their respective slot in the line-up. Called games shall be played at a future date agreeable to both

team captains at a site to be agreed upon. Any games not replayed shall be counted as a tie in the standings. The

“Away” team shall kick first. The “Home” shall kick second and gets last-at-kicks, in any inning.

5. Number of participants

a) Rosters may hold up to 15 players. Just like outdoor as long as all 15 players are present at the start of the game they

may all get added to the kicking line up.

b) A maximum of 8 and a minimum of 7 players can be on the field for the fielding team of which at least 3 must be

female. Teams may play with 2 females but must take an out every time she would have come up in the lineup. It is up

to the team with the missing player to notify the umpire when she should have kicked. Failure to notify the umpire will

result in the ½ inning being over. (A 5 male Maximum in the field)

c) A catcher is not necessary for teams with less than 8 players.

d) There is no boy/girl kicking order rule. Players can kick in any order.

e) Teams with fewer than 7 players shall have a 10 minute grace period before a forfeit is declared a forfeit.

f) Teams are allowed 1 female and 1 male sub for the session. This sub must be declared by the team captain before

the 1st game of week 1. Declared subs do have to pay a fee (Fee may vary session to session and will be specified at

the beginning of each session by the league owner)

6. Other General Rules

a) Bunting is allowed, there is no kick line. When I team is up 5 no more bunting is allowed, just like outdoor.

b) Balls are live off walls, netting etc.

c) If a ball gets caught up in the net or any other objects then it is a dead ball and everyone gets base they were

headed to.

d) Catchers can run up with kickers but must start behind the kicker and stay clearly out of the kicker’s way.

e) Encroachment line is not painted but is still enforced. This is an imaginary line between First and Third base.

f) Mercy Rule is 12 runs after 4. Losing team gets last up.

g) Any other rules not addressed here default to our regular outdoor rules where applicable.