1. Pool Play: Seven Inning games with No New Inning starting after a time limit of 75 minutes.

• Pool Play games CAN end in a tie.
• Home team will be decided by a coin flip.
• There are no dugout assignments, first come first served.
• In Pool Play: Bat 9 or more of rostered players (Free defensive substitution for every player in batting order)
  • (If batting all of roster and player gets injured, player will not postan out in batting order)

• Courtesy Runners – A courtesy runner will be allowed for the pitcher and catcher at any time.

 The courtesy runner can either be:

1) A substitute on the bench that has not “officially” entered the game. 

2) If there are no substitutes, the player that made the last batted out must be the courtesy runner.

3) The same courtesy runner may not run for both the pitcher and catcher in the same inning.

Pool Standings Sorted on the following:

1. Winning Percentage – Descending
2. Number of Wins – Descending
3. Number of Loses – Ascending
4. Tied Teams (vs. each other) Winning Pct – Descending (Not valid if all tied teams have not played each other)
5. Avg Points Allowed – Ascending
6. Ave Run Differential with a maximum of (8) – Descending
7. USSSA Points – Descending
8. Date Team Entered USSSA Database