Welcome! District 27 Scorekeepers & Announcers Tournament Meeting

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1 Welcome! District 27 Scorekeepers & Announcers Tournament Meeting 1

2 Agenda/Topics to Be Covered Guidelines & Field Decorum Tournament Rules Schedules & Handouts 2

3 Guidelines & Field Decorum 3

4 Guidelines & Field Decorum 4

5 Guidelines & Field Decorum 5

6 Guidelines & Field Decorum Arrive at least forty five (45) minutes early to scheduled game. 6

7 Guidelines & Field Decorum Check in with the Tournament Director, the coin flip will be done at this time to determine home/visiting teams. Home team will occupy the 3 rd base dugout. 7

8 Guidelines & Field Decorum Only manager, coaches and players listed on the affidavit may be on the field prior to game. Unless they are approved by District 27 DA or District 27 ADA. 8

9 Line-Up Cards 9

10 Line-Up Cards WHITE CANARY PINK GOLD UMPIRE SCOREKEEPER OPPOSING MGR RETAIN 10

11 Line-Up Cards Rep First Name - Last Name 11

12 Line-Up Cards 27 First Name Last Name 5 Nola 65 1 Timms 12

13 Line-Up Cards C1 C2 Coach First & Last Coach First & Last 13

14 Guidelines & Field Decorum After filling out the official line-up card completely, turn it into the scorekeeper. 14

15 Guidelines & Field Decorum After the scorekeeper reviews the official line-up card. The card will then be separated. Give the pink to the opposing team and you retain the gold. 15

16 Guidelines & Field Decorum Catchers must wear a mask, dangling type throat protector and catcher s helmet during practice, pitcher warm-up and games Managers or coaches must not warm up a pitcher at home plate or in the bullpen or elsewhere at any time (which includes infield & outfield practice. 16

17 Guidelines & Field Decorum NOTE: All players standing next to the person with the bat during infield & outfield practice, must wear a catchers helmet. Penalty for not complying: Team forfeits infield & outfield practice for that game. This is your only warning. 17

18 Guidelines & Field Decorum Thirty (30) minutes before the game, the visiting team will be allowed ten (10) minutes for infield practice. This is optional. Time begins when announcement is made. 18

19 Guidelines & Field Decorum Twenty (20) minutes before the game, the home team will be allowed ten (10) minutes for infield practice. This is optional. Time begins when announcement is made. 19

20 Manager & Coaches Dress Code Shorts may be worn, but no swimsuit style or cutoffs. To be permitted on the or in the dugout, manager & coaches are required to wear All Star team hats. No tank top shirts or sandal type shoes. 20

21 Team Score Books Team score books will be in a designated area, except for making changes, not on the field, in the coaches box, or in the stands. 21

22 Team Substitutions When to make substitutions: Defensive Subs must be made while the team is on defense. Offensive Subs must be made at the time the offensive player has her/his turn at bat or is on base. 22

23 Items not Allowed in the Dugout or on the Field during the Game. Food, players no seeds, glass in dugout, tobacco of any type, pins attached to hats or uniforms, bracelets, necklace s, ear rings, batting helmets without proper warning labels. 23

24 Items not Allowed in the Dugout or on the Field during the Game. No team shall use electronic equipment, including walkie-talkies, cellular telephones, etc., for any communication with on-field personnel including those in the dugout, bullpen or field. 24

25 Things to bring to the game Eight (8) Little League approved batting helmets, with warning labels. 25

26 Things to bring to the game Two (2) sets of catchers gear: Three (3) Catchers masks with dangling type throat guard and full ear flap helmet. NOTE: If long model is being used, it must be worn properly. 26

27 Things to bring to the game Water cooler and paper cups. 27

28 Announcing Teams Home Team Visiting Team TD 28

29 Home Plate Conference Home Team TD Visiting Team Umps 29

30 After the Game Home Team Visiting Team 30

31 After the Game Please clean up dugout after game. 31

32 District 27 Score Sheet 32

33 District 27 Score Sheet 33

34 District 27 Score Sheet 34

35 District 27 Score Sheet 35

36 District 27 Score Sheet 36

37 District 27 Score Sheet 37

38 District 27 Score Sheet 38

39 District 27 Score Sheet 39

40 District 27 Score Sheet 40

41 District 27 Score Sheet 41

42 District 27 Score Sheet 42

43 District 27 Score Sheet 43

44 District 27 Score Sheet 44

45 Announcers Sheet (Front) 45

46 Announcers Sheet (Back) 46

47 Announcements (Front) 47

48 Announcements (Back) 48

49 End of Game Announcement 49

50 End of Game Announcement 50

51 Announcers Sheet (Back) 51

52 Tournament Rules 52

53 Tournament Rules 53

54 50/70 & Junior League Tournament Rules The Tournament Director or Assistant shall judge fitness of the playing field before the game starts. 54

55 50/70 & Junior League Tournament Rules No one except the players, manager and coaches listed on the Eligibility Affidavit shall occupy the dugout and/or field before and during a game. Unless they are approved by District 27 DA or District 27 ADA. 55

56 50/70 & Junior League Tournament Rules When meeting with the umpires at the plate after introductions and the pledge: at that point, if a tournament team has twelve (12) or fewer eligible players in uniform at a game, that team must play their players six (6) consecutive defensive outs and bat at least one (1) time. 56

57 50/70 & Junior League Tournament Rules When meeting with the umpires at the plate after introductions and the pledge: at that point, if a tournament team has thirteen (13) or more eligible players in uniform at a game, they must bat at least one (1) time. 57

58 50/70 & Junior League Tournament Rules Base coaches may be players or adults. Two (2) adult base coaches are permitted at all levels. One (1) adult must remain in the dugout at all times. 58

59 50/70 & Junior League Tournament Rules Players, manager and coaches may not leave the dugout and/or confines without umpires OK. 59

60 50/70 & Junior League Pitching Rules The manager must remove the pitcher when said pitcher reaches the limit for his/her age group as noted on next page, but the pitcher may remain in the game at another position. 60

61 Junior & Under Pitching Rules Maximum pitches per day. League Age: Pitches per day Pitches per day Pitches per day 8 50 Pitches per day 61

62 Junior & Under Pitching Rules Exception: If a pitcher reaches the limit imposed above for his/her league age while facing a batter, the pitcher may continue to pitch until: 1) that batter reaches base 2) That batter is put out 3) The third out is made to complete the half-inning 62

63 50/70 & Junior League Pitching Rules A pitcher remaining in the game, but moving to a different position, can return as a pitcher anytime in the remainder of the game, but only once per game. 63

64 Junior & Under Pitching Rules Any player, who has played the position of catcher in four (4) or more innings in a game, is not eligible to pitch on that calendar day. 64

65 Juniors and Under Pitching Rules Pitches - Rest Requirements 66 or more - 4 days rest 51 to 65-3 days rest 36 to 50-2 days rest 21 to 35-1 days rest 1 to 20 - No rest is required 65

66 Junior & Under Pitching Rules EXCEPTION: If a pitcher reaches a day(s) rest threshold while facing a batter, the pitcher may continue to pitch until any one of the following conditions occurs: 66

67 Junior & Under Pitching Rules 1) That batter reaches base 2) That batter is put out 3) The third out is made to complete the half-inning 67

68 Junior & Under Pitching Rules The pitcher will only be required to observe the calendar day(s) of rest for the threshold he/she reached during that at-bat, provided that pitcher is removed before delivering a pitch to another batter. 68

69 Junior & Under Pitching Rules A pitcher who delivers 41 or more pitches in a game cannot play the position of catcher for the remainder of that day. 69

70 Junior & Under Pitching Rules The days rest applies between different levels of tournament, regular season games and opening of tournament as well as resumption of regular season games following tournament elimination of Special Games following tournament. 70

71 Junior & Under Trips to Pitcher A manager or coach may come out twice in one inning to talk to the pitcher but the third time out, the player must be removed as a pitcher. The manager or coach may come out three times in a game, but the fourth time out, the player must be removed as a pitcher. 71

72 Junior & Under Trips to Pitcher The rule applies to each pitcher who enters a game. May come out Must be removed 2 per inning 3 time out per inning 3 per game 4 time out per game 72

73 Junior & Under Offensive Time Out Only one (1) offensive time-out will be permitted each inning to talk to player. 73

74 Junior & Under Who Is Charged with the Time Out Examples: 1) If a coach wants to talk to the batter and is given time-out, the coach may go out to talk to the pitcher and not be charged with a trip. But once the coach that is being charged with the time-out is done the other coach must return to their dugout. 74

75 Junior & Under Who Is Charged with the Time Out Examples: 2) Likewise if a coach makes a trip to the pitcher the coach may talk to the batter and/or runner. 75

76 Junior & Under Substitution Defensive Substitutions must be made while the team is on defense. Offensive substitutions must be made at the time the offensive player has her/his turn at bat or is on base. 76

77 Junior & Under Substitution Every player on a team roster will participate in each game for a minimum of: bat at least one (1) time if your team has 13 or more players. Six (6) consecutive defensive outs and bat at least one (1) time if your team has 12 or fewer players. 77

78 Junior & Under Substitution Managers are responsible for fulfilling mandatory play requirements. Failure to meet the mandatory play requirements in this rule is a basis for protest. 78

79 Junior & Under Substitution There is no exception to this rule unless the game is shortened for any reason. NOTE: A game is not considered shortened if the home team does not complete the offensive half of the seventh inning (or any extra inning) due to winning the game. 79

80 Junior & Under Substitution Any player who has been removed for a substitute may re-enter the game, in the SAME position in the batting order. Provided: 80

81 Junior & Under Substitution Examples: 1) his/her substitute has played defensively for a minimum of (0) or Six (6) consecutive defensive outs, and; 2) his/her substitute has completed one (1) time at bat. 81

82 Junior & Under Improper Substitution Improper substitution is a basis for Protest. Protests involving improper substitution not resolved before the next pitch or play shall not be considered. 82

83 Junior & Under Special Pinch Runner Special Pinch Runner: Tournament Playing Rule 3(d) will apply during the tournament. 1 time per inning 1 time for each player 2 maximum per game 83

84 Junior & Under One Foot in Batter s Box 84

85 Junior & Under Intentional Walk 6.08 (a) 2: Intentional Walk only applies to 8-10, 9-11, 10-12(LL). 50/70 & Juniors must pitch the ball. 85

86 Junior & Under The 10 Run Rule The 10 run rule: Team behind must concede victory after legal game in. 86

87 Junior & Under Illness - Injury - Ejections If illness, injury or the ejection of a player prevents a team form fielding nine (9) players, a player previously used in the lineup may be inserted, but only if there are no other eligible substitutes available. 87

88 Junior & Under Illness - Injury - Ejections The opposing team manager shall select the player to re-enter the lineup. A player ejected from the game is not eligible for re-entry. 88

89 Junior & Under Ejections & Altercations Penalty Ejection: Any manager, coach or player ejected from a game is suspended for his or her team s next physically played game. 89

90 Junior & Under Ejections & Altercations Penalty Altercations: Any player, manager, coach or official who is involved in a physical or verbal altercation at the game site could be suspended or removed from tournament play by the Tournament Committee. 90

91 Junior & Under Protests Violation of mandatory play requirements. If one or more players on a roster do not meet this requirement, and if protested before the umpires leave the playing field, it shall result (by action of the Tournament Committee) in the suspension of the team s manager for the next two scheduled tournament games even if those games are played at the next tournament level. 91

92 Junior & Under Protests Additional penalties (up to and including forfeiture of a game and/or disqualification of the team, managers or coaches from further tournament participation) may be imposed if, in the opinion of the Tournament Committee: 92

93 Junior & Under Protests 1) A manager or coach takes any action that results in making a travesty of the game, causing players to intentionally perform poorly for the purpose of extending or shortening a game, or; 93

94 Junior & Under Protests 2) A team fails to meet the requirements of this rule more than once during the International Tournament, which begins with District play and ends at the World Series level (State level for 8-10 and 9-11), or; 94

95 Junior & Under Protests 3) A manager willfully and knowingly disregards the requirements of this rule. 95

96 Junior & Under Protests Protest shall be considered only when based on: a) The violation or interpretation of a playing Rule; When a manager claims that a decision is in violation of the playing rules, the following steps must be taken: 96

97 Junior & Under Protests 1) A formal (verbal) protest must be made to the umpire-in-chief at once by the manager or coach. 2) The umpire-in-chief must immediately call a conference of all umpires working the game. 97

98 Junior & Under Protests 3) If the problem cannot be resolved to the satisfaction of the managers, the umpire-in-chief shall be required to consult with the Tournament Director or District Administrator. 98

99 Junior & Under Protests 4) If the managers do not accept the decision of the Tournament Director, either manager may elect, without penalty, to discontinue play until the matter is referred to the Regional Headquarters. 99

100 Junior & Under Protests Either the umpire-in-chief, Tournament Director or District Administrator will call the Regional Headquarters at this time. 100

101 Junior & Under Protests Protests involving playing rules not resolved before the next pitch or play shall not be considered. 101

102 Junior & Under Protests b. The use of an ineligible pitcher; Ineligibility under this rule applies to violations of Tournament Playing Rule 4. If an ineligible pitcher delivers one or more pitches to a batter, that team may be required to forfeit the game in question, subject to the following condition: 102

103 Junior & Under Protests 1) At any time before the umpire(s) leave the playing field, a formal (verbal) protest must be made to the umpire-in-chief by the manager or coach. 2) The umpire-in-chief must immediately consult with the Tournament Director or District Administrator. 103

104 Junior & Under Protests 3) Either the umpire-in-chief, Tournament Director or District Administrator will call the Regional Headquarter at this time. 104

105 Junior & Under Protests c. The use of an ineligible player; Ineligibility under this rule applies to age, residence ( as defined by Little League Baseball, Incorporated), and participation as an eligible player for 60% of the regular season in the proper division. 105

106 Junior & Under Protests A protest may be lodged by the manager or coach with the Tournament Director or District Administrator. Such protest must be made before either team affected by the protest begins another game. 106

107 Junior & Under Protests Penalty : Disqualification of a team or player(s) and/or forfeiture of a game must be the decision of the Tournament Committee. 107

108 It s not the end. It s the beginning. 108

109 109

110 Pictures 110

111 All Star Packets 111

112 All Star Packets Includes: All Star Schedule Rules Map 112

113 Good Night and Good Luck 113

114 Welcome! District 27 Tournament Meeting for 50/70 & Juniors 114

115 Agenda/Topics to Be Covered Guidelines & Field Decorum Tournament Rules Pictures Schedules & Handouts 115

116 Guidelines & Field Decorum 116

117 Guidelines & Field Decorum 117

118 Guidelines & Field Decorum 118

119 Guidelines & Field Decorum Arrive at least forty five (45) minutes early to scheduled game. 119

120 Guidelines & Field Decorum Check in with the Tournament Director, the coin flip will be done at this time to determine home/visiting teams. Home team will occupy the 3 rd base dugout. 120

121 Guidelines & Field Decorum Only manager, coaches and players listed on the affidavit may be on the field prior to game. Unless they are approved by District 27 DA or District 27 ADA. 121

122 Line-Up Cards 122

123 Line-Up Cards WHITE CANARY PINK GOLD UMPIRE SCOREKEEPER OPPOSING MGR RETAIN 123

124 Line-Up Cards Rep First Name - Last Name 124

125 Line-Up Cards 27 First Name Last Name 5 Nola 65 1 Timms 125

126 Line-Up Cards C1 C2 Coach First & Last Coach First & Last 126

127 Guidelines & Field Decorum After filling out the official line-up card completely, turn it into the scorekeeper. 127

128 Guidelines & Field Decorum After the scorekeeper reviews the official line-up card. The card will then be separated. Give the pink to the opposing team and you retain the gold. 128

129 Guidelines & Field Decorum Catchers must wear a mask, dangling type throat protector and catcher s helmet during practice, pitcher warm-up and games Managers or coaches must not warm up a pitcher at home plate or in the bullpen or elsewhere at any time (which includes infield & outfield practice. 129

130 Guidelines & Field Decorum NOTE: All players standing next to the person with the bat during infield & outfield practice, must wear a catchers helmet. Penalty for not complying: Team forfeits infield & outfield practice for that game. This is your only warning. 130

131 Guidelines & Field Decorum Thirty (30) minutes before the game, the visiting team will be allowed ten (10) minutes for infield practice. This is optional. Time begins when announcement is made. 131

132 Guidelines & Field Decorum Twenty (20) minutes before the game, the home team will be allowed ten (10) minutes for infield practice. This is optional. Time begins when announcement is made. 132

133 Manager & Coaches Dress Code Shorts may be worn, but no swimsuit style or cutoffs. To be permitted on the or in the dugout, manager & coaches are required to wear All Star team hats. No tank top shirts or sandal type shoes. 133

134 Team Score Books Team score books will be in a designated area, except for making changes, not on the field, in the coaches box, or in the stands. 134

135 Team Substitutions When to make substitutions: Defensive Subs must be made while the team is on defense. Offensive Subs must be made at the time the offensive player has her/his turn at bat or is on base. 135

136 Items not Allowed in the Dugout or on the Field during the Game. Food, players no seeds, glass in dugout, tobacco of any type, pins attached to hats or uniforms, bracelets, necklace s, ear rings, batting helmets without proper warning labels. 136

137 Items not Allowed in the Dugout or on the Field during the Game. No team shall use electronic equipment, including walkie-talkies, cellular telephones, etc., for any communication with on-field personnel including those in the dugout, bullpen or field. 137

138 Things to bring to the game Eight (8) Little League approved batting helmets, with warning labels. 138

139 Things to bring to the game Two (2) sets of catchers gear: Three (3) Catchers masks with dangling type throat guard and full ear flap helmet. NOTE: If long model is being used, it must be worn properly. 139

140 Things to bring to the game Water cooler and paper cups. 140

141 Announcing Teams Home Team Visiting Team TD 141

142 Home Plate Conference Home Team TD Visiting Team Umps 142

143 After the Game Home Team Visiting Team 143

144 After the Game Please clean up dugout after game. 144

145 Tournament Rules 145

146 Tournament Rules 146

147 8yr to 12yr Divisions Tournament Rules The Tournament Director or Assistant shall judge fitness of the playing field before the game starts. 147

148 8yr to 12yr Divisions Tournament Rules No one except the players, manager and coaches listed on the Eligibility Affidavit shall occupy the dugout and/or field before and during a game. Unless they are approved by District 27 DA or District 27 ADA. 148

149 8yr to 12yr Dividsions Tournament Rules When meeting with the umpires at the plate after introductions and the pledge: at that point, if a tournament team has twelve (12) or fewer eligible players in uniform at a game, that team must play their players 6 consecutive outs and bat at least 1time. 149

150 8yr to 12yr Divisions Tournament Rules When meeting with the umpires at the plate after introductions and the pledge: at that point, if a tournament team has thirteen (13) or more eligible players in uniform at a game, they must bat at least one (1) time. 150

151 8yr to 12yr Divisions Tournament Rules Base coaches may be players or adults. Two (2) adult base coaches are permitted at all levels. One (1) adult must remain in the dugout at all times. 151

152 8yr to 12yr Divisions Tournament Rules Players, manager and coaches may not leave the dugout and/or confines without umpires OK. 152

153 8yr to 12yr Divisions Pitching Rules The manager must remove the pitcher when said pitcher reaches the limit for his/her age group as noted on next page, but the pitcher may remain in the game at another position. 153

154 8yr to 12yr Divisions Pitching Rules Maximum pitches per day. League Age: Pitches per day Pitches per day 8 50 Pitches per day 154

155 8yr to 12yr Divisions Pitching Rules Exception: If a pitcher reaches the limit imposed above for his/her league age while facing a batter, the pitcher may continue to pitch until: 1) that batter reaches base 2) That batter is put out 3) The third out is made to complete the half-inning 155

156 8yr to 12yr Divisions Pitching Rules Pitchers once removed from the mound may not return as pitchers. 156

157 8yr to 12yr Divisions Pitching Rules Any player, who has played the position of catcher in four (4) or more innings in a game, is not eligible to pitch on that calendar day. 157

158 8yr to 12yr Divisions Pitching Rules Pitches - Rest Requirements 66 or more - 4 days rest 51 to 65-3 days rest 36 to 50-2 days rest 21 to 35-1 days rest 1 to 20 - No rest is required 158

159 8yr to 12yr Divisions Pitching Rules EXCEPTION: If a pitcher reaches a day(s) rest threshold while facing a batter, the pitcher may continue to pitch until any one of the following conditions occurs: 159

160 8yr to 12yr Divisions Pitching Rules 1) that batter reaches base 2) That batter is put out 3) The third out is made to complete the half-inning 160

161 8yr to 12yr Divisions Pitching Rules The pitcher will only be required to observe the calendar day(s) of rest for the threshold he/she reached during that at-bat, provided that pitcher is removed before delivering a pitch to another batter. 161

162 8yr to 12yr Divisions Pitching Rules A pitcher who delivers 41 or more pitches in a game cannot play the position of catcher for the remainder of that day. 162

163 8yr to 12yr Divisions Pitching Rules The days rest applies between different levels of tournament, regular season games and opening of tournament as well as resumption of regular season games following tournament elimination of Special Games following tournament. 163

164 8yr to 12yr Divisions Trips to Pitcher A manager or coach may come out twice in one inning to talk to the pitcher but the third time out, the player must be removed as a pitcher. The manager or coach may come out three times in a game, but the fourth time out, the player must be removed as a pitcher. 164

165 8yr to 12yr Divisions Trips to Pitcher The rule applies to each pitcher who enters a game. May come out Must be removed 2 per inning 3 time out per inning 3 per game 4 time out per game 165

166 8yr to 12yr Divisions Offensive Time Out Only one (1) offensive time-out will be permitted each inning to talk to player. 166

167 8yr to 12yr Divisions Who Is Charged with the Time Out Examples: 1) If a coach wants to talk to the batter and is given time-out, the coach may go out to talk to the pitcher and not be charged with a trip. But once the coach that is being charged with the time-out is done the other coach must return to their dugout. 167

168 8yr to 12yr Divisions Who Is Charged with the Time Out Examples: 2) Likewise if a coach makes a trip to the pitcher the coach may talk to the batter and/or runner. 168

169 8yr to 12yr Divisions Substitution Defensive Substitutions must be made while the team is on defense. Offensive substitutions must be made at the time the offensive player has her/his turn at bat or is on base. 169

170 8yr to 12yr Divisions Substitution Every player on a team roster will participate in each game for a minimum of: bat at least one (1) time if your team has 13 or more players. Six (6) consecutive defensive outs and bat at least one (1) time if your team has 12 or fewer players. 170

171 8yr to 12yr Divisions Substitution Managers are responsible for fulfilling mandatory play requirements. Failure to meet the mandatory play requirements in this rule is a basis for protest. 171

172 8yr to 12yr Divisions Substitution There is no exception to this rule unless the game is shortened for any reason. NOTE: A game is not considered shortened if the home team does not complete the offensive half of the sixth inning (or any extra inning) due to winning the game. 172

173 8yr to 12yr Divisions Substitution Any player who has been removed for a substitute may re-enter the game, in the SAME position in the batting order. Provided: 173

174 8yr to 12yr Divisions Substitution Examples: 1) his/her substitute has played defensively for a minimum of (0) or six (6) consecutive defensive outs, and; 2) his/her substitute has completed one (1) time at bat. 174

175 8yr to 12yr Divisions Improper Substitution Improper substitution is a basis for Protest. Protests involving improper substitution not resolved before the next pitch or play shall not be considered. 175

176 8yr to 12yr Divisions Special Pinch Runner Special Pinch Runner: Tournament Playing Rule 3(d) will apply during the tournament. 1 time per inning 1 time for each player 2 maximum per game 176

177 8yr to 12yr Divisions One Foot in Batter s Box 177

178 8yr to 12yr Divisions Intentional Walk 6.08 (a) 2: Intentional Walk only applies to 8-10, 9-11, 10-12(LL). 50/70 & Juniors must pitch the ball. 178

179 8yr to 12yr Divisions The 10 Run Rule The 10 run rule: Team behind must concede victory after legal game in. 179

180 8yr to 12yr Divisions Illness - Injury - Ejections If illness, injury or the ejection of a player prevents a team form fielding nine (9) players, a player previously used in the lineup may be inserted, but only if there are no other eligible substitutes available. 180

181 8yr to 12yr Divisions Illness - Injury - Ejections The opposing team manager shall select the player to re-enter the lineup. A player ejected from the game is not eligible for re-entry. 181

182 8yr to 12yr Divisions Ejections & Altercations Penalty Ejection: Any manager, coach or player ejected from a game is suspended for his or her team s next physically played game. 182

183 8yr to 12yr Divisions Ejections & Altercations Penalty Altercations: Any player, manager, coach or official who is involved in a physical or verbal altercation at the game site could be suspended or removed from tournament play by the Tournament Committee. 183

184 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests Violation of mandatory play requirements. If one or more players on a roster do not meet this requirement, and if protested before the umpires leave the playing field, it shall result (by action of the Tournament Committee) in the suspension of the team s manager for the next two scheduled tournament games even if those games are played at the next tournament level. 184

185 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests Additional penalties (up to and including forfeiture of a game and/or disqualification of the team, managers or coaches from further tournament participation) may be imposed if, in the opinion of the Tournament Committee: 185

186 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests 1) A manager or coach takes any action that results in making a travesty of the game, causing players to intentionally perform poorly for the purpose or extending or shortening a game, or; 186

187 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests 2) A team fails to meet the requirements of this rule more than once during the International Tournament, which begins with District play and ends at the World Series level (State level for 8-10 and 9-11), or; 187

188 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests 3) A manager willfully and knowingly disregards the requirements of this rule. 188

189 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests Protest shall be considered only when based on: a) The violation or interpretation of a playing Rule; When a manager claims that a decision is in violation of the playing rules, the following steps must be taken: 189

190 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests 1) A formal (verbal) protest must be made to the umpire-in-chief at once by the manager or coach. 2) The umpire-in-chief must immediately call a conference of all umpires working the game. 190

191 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests 3) If the problem cannot be resolved to the satisfaction of the managers, the umpire-in-chief shall be required to consult with the Tournament Director or District Administrator. 191

192 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests 4) If the managers do not accept the decision of the Tournament Director, either manager may elect, without penalty, to discontinue play until the matter is referred to the Regional Headquarters. 192

193 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests Either the umpire-in-chief, Tournament Director or District Administrator will call the Regional Headquarters at this time. 193

194 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests Protests involving playing rules not resolved before the next pitch or play shall not be considered. 194

195 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests b. The use of an ineligible pitcher; Ineligibility under this rule applies to violations of Tournament Playing Rule 4. If an ineligible pitcher delivers one or more pitches to a batter, that team may be required to forfeit the game in question, subject to the following condition: 195

196 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests 1) At any time before the umpire(s) leave the playing field, a formal (verbal) protest must be made to the umpire-in-chief by the manager or coach. 2) The umpire-in-chief must immediately consult with the Tournament Director or District Administrator. 196

197 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests 3) Either the umpire-in-chief, Tournament Director or District Administrator will call the Regional Headquarter at this time. 197

198 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests c. The use of an ineligible player; Ineligibility under this rule applies to age, residence ( as defined by Little League Baseball, Incorporated), and participation as an eligible player for 60% of the regular season in the proper division. 198

199 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests A protest may be lodged by the manager or coach with the Tournament Director or District Administrator. Such protest must be made before either team affected by the protest begins another game. 199

200 8yr to 12yr Divisions Protests Penalty : Disqualification of a team or player(s) and/or forfeiture of a game must be the decision of the Tournament Committee. 200

201 Gary Yoshinaga Tournament of Champions 201

202 Tournament Rules for TOC 1) Each manager will be required to furnish two (2) New baseballs. Bring extra just incase needed. 2) (H) = HOME TEAM, all other games will have a coin toss with the Tournament Director. 3) Scorekeeper and Announcer: District 27 will provide the scorekeeper and announcer for this tournament. 202

203 Tournament Rules for TOC 4) Protest: All protests will be handled by District 27 Rep. 5) Little League Tournament Rules Apply for this tournament with the exceptions listed. 6) District 27 reserves the right to make any changes as needed. 203

204 Pictures 204

205 All Star Packets 205

206 All Star Packets Includes: All Star Schedule Rules Map 206

207 Good Night and Good Luck 207