LSGSA 2021 “C” Class

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Double Header League

LSGSA-“C” Class General Playing Rules

Double Header League - Divisions 10C and 12C

Revised 011121

8 Game Schedule.  10 C will play Tuesday Evenings, 12C will play Wednesday Evenings.  Games to begin April 20-21.  Rainouts could be made upon a different night of the week.  4 teams minimum, 8 team maximum in each division. 

Cost -$575 and includes practice space available to LSGSA (Legacy, Banner and Miller J Fields)

1. Time Limit: Double Header games will be 1 hour and 15 minutes (finish the batter)
2. Run Limit/Spreads

All divisions - 5 runs scored during a teams at bat will end the half inning. Run spreads are 12 after 3, 10 after 4, and 8 after 5.

1. Players 10C-12C Only 10 C Division may field 10 players. 12 C shall field 9 plays. A team must have no less

than seven players to start and/or finish a game. When fielding 10 players, defense must use 4 outfielders' and, in the umpire's opinion, positioned in the outfield. Teams shall bat the roster. Players not in the dugout when play begins will be added to the bottom of the batting order when the player checks in with the Official Scorekeeper. A player that leaves the game for any reason may not return and no out is charged to the team when her turn- at-bat comes due.

1. Injured Player(s): If an injured player is unable to continue batting, that player will be substituted with the next player in the batting order. If an injured player is unable to continue base running, she will be substituted with the last available player not already on base. Injured players spot in the batting order will be skipped without penalty of an out. Players removed from the game due to injury may not return to the game.
2. Free Defensive Substitution: players may be freely substituted.
3. Scorekeepers: the home team will furnish the official scorekeeper
4. Protests: The home plate umpire and the official scorekeeper must be notified of a protest at the time of the infraction and prior to the next pitch, legal or illegal.
5. Managers: Managers are responsible for good sportsmanship by their players, coaches and fans. Failure to show good sportsmanship by those individuals may result in the ejection of the manager. Profanity by a Manager, Coach, Parent or follower of the team will result in the immediate ejection of that individual from the game. The manager is responsible for all persons associated with their team. The Manager of each team will see that their dugout area is cleaned properly after each game.
6. Tie Breaker: G ames can end in a tie if the time limit is over.