FAQs
All adults participating in a USSSA youth program/sport who have contact with minor athletes are required to undergo a criminal background check that searches both the National Criminal Database and the National Sex Offender Registry, among other sources. These searches are due in part to insurance requirements.
What is the 10 run rule in USSSA? ›
❖ 12 runs after the 3rd inning. ❖ 10 runs after the 4th inning. ❖ 8 runs after the 5th inning. One game constitutes a tournament.
How much do USSSA umpires make per game? ›
UMPIRES: Umpire fees are $55 per umpire per game, per team.
What is the age cutoff date for USSSA baseball? ›
The All American Program, just like standard USSSA Baseball competition, uses an “Age Based” platform with a May 1st age cut-off date. Whatever age the player is on May 1st, is the player's legal Playing Age for the current season.
What disqualifies you from coaching in MN? ›
In order to become or continue as a registered official/coach for the MYAS, the applicant may not have been convicted of a felony crime involving:
- a minor at any time.
- the use, possession, or sale of a controlled substance within the last 10 years.
Can you jump over the catcher in USSSA baseball? ›
USSSA Rule 7.04.D: A runner who jumps over a player will be called out whether or not contact is made with the defensive player. Discussion: There is no “Must Slide” rule at any level of baseball, including High School (NFHS).
Can you use a drop 8 in 13U? ›
According to USSSA guidelines, all 13U players must swing a bat no lighter than a drop 8 bat drop, and all 14U players must swing a bat no lighter than a drop 5 bat drop. While restrictions are in place to limit which bats players can swing, there remain several options for USSSA players to choose from.
Can you be on two USSSA rosters? ›
A Players shall only appear on one (1) Official Online Roster. 3.05. B Players shall only physically play for one (1) team per day, event, tournament, week, or weekend, regardless of location, venue, age division and / or classification.
How old do you have to be to umpire Usssa? ›
Only adults will be allowed to be pitching coaches in Machine Pitch or Coach Pitch events. 15.02 | The minimum age to umpire tournaments will be 15 years of age or the minimum age mandated by the local state they are calling in.
Can you make a living as an umpire? ›
From the youth league to college and pro sports, not all umpires are paid the same. According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, the lowest 10% of sports officials earn $19,170 a year. The top 10%, however, earn an average salary of $81,620 , which is 78.3% more than the average for all occupations.
What Is the Average Professional Softball Player Salary by State
State | Annual Salary | Hourly Wage |
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California | $42,227 | $20.30 |
Pennsylvania | $42,214 | $20.30 |
Nebraska | $41,777 | $20.09 |
Louisiana | $41,451 | $19.93 |
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Can a 13 year old play 12U baseball? ›
Players who are 11U are eligible for this division regardless of their grade. * 12U Division Players who turn 13 prior to May 1 of the current season are not eligible unless they are in the 6th grade. Also, any player turning 14 prior to August 1 will not be eligible.
How many innings can you pitch in USSSA? ›
Pitching Rules Important Reminder
If you pitch more than 3 innings in a day, you must rest the next day. There is an 8 innings max for three days for all ages.
What age is prime in baseball? ›
Age 27-29 are Peak Production Years for Hitters
Turning from the beginning of a pro baseball career to the heart of it, MLB has an aging curve where peak physical skills and ability intersect between age 27 and age 29. The rapid decline for pitchers and hitters begins at age 30.
What does a local background check show? ›
Employment background checks may review an individual's criminal history, driving records, credit history, previous employment and education, drug screenings, and more.
What does immigration background check include? ›
The background and security checks include collecting fingerprints and requesting a “name check” from the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI). In addition, USCIS conducts other inter-agency criminal background and security checks on all applicants for naturalization.
What disqualifies you from coaching in Michigan? ›
The following convictions are automatic disqualifiers: homicides, sexual offenses, robbery, theft, assaults, endangering, kidnapping and controlled dangerous substances. 6. Does this law apply to me if I was charged but not convicted of a crime?
What disqualifies you from coaching in Pennsylvania? ›
Persons receiving dispositions of “convicted” or equivalent for crimes of violence or other serious crimes against a person will be disqualified from coaching the 10 years after being charged with the following: Negligent Homicide. Battery (misdemeanor) Vehicular Manslaughter while Intoxicated.