
Softball Rules
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7th - 8th Grade
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Amy Benavidez
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Softball Rules
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Variation of the game of Softball
Softball field is smaller than baseball field
Equipment used is different
Softball ball is bigger
Softball gloves are bigger in length
** Softball and baseball bats vary in weight and length
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Multiple Choice
What is NOT a difference between baseball and softball?
FIeld size
Ball size
Number of bases
Glove size
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Game objective
Score more runs than the opposing team
To score a run, a player must hit the ball between the foul lines and run across the three bases and back home
The pitchers job is to get the batter out by throwing into the strikezone
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Multiple Choice
What is the object of the game?
For your team to score more runs
For your team to hit the ball higher
For your team to steal more bases
For your team to catch more balls.
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Strikezone
This is an imaginary box that's the width of home plate and roughly betwen the batters midchest and knees
If the pitcher throws the ball through this area - Its a strike (called by umpire)
If the batter swings and misses any ball, its also a strike
Ball- A pitch outside this area is called a "ball".
4 balls- Walk to 1st base
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Multiple Choice
What is the term used for a pitch outside the strikezone area?
Strike
Ball
Base
Out
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OUT!
3 strikes- You're out!
Thrown/Forced out- Ball beats the batter to the base
Tagged Out- Runner is tagged while running between bases
Fly Out-If they hit the ball and the ball is caught in the air by the opposing team
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Multiple Choice
How many strikes to get someone out?
1
2
3
4
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Innings
Once both teams have batted, this is known as an inning.
The game is played over 7 innings
There are no ties in softball, so if the score is tied after 7 innings, extra innings will be played to determine a winner
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Multiple Choice
How many innings in a game of softball?
1
3
5
7
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Other rules
Home Run: Ball hit out of the park= all baserunners score
Stealing Bases: occurs when a baserunner advances by taking a base to which he/she isn't entitled
Tagging up: Fly ball caught; baserunner starts from a base and advances to the next base on the catch at his/her own risk of being thrown out
Double play: Two outs with one play of the baseball
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