2020 PGBA 16U Centex Regional Championship Pitching Restrictions

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2020 PGBA 16U Centex Regional Championship

16U 18U

Posted Sun 7/12/20- semi final and Championship round rules are same as Fri & Sat (see below). Except, games cannot end in a tie. If tied after 7 innings or 1hr 50min then California tie breaker (load bases with last three outs). Home team is higher seed and indicated on the schedule.

Please review memo below:

-All Teams participating in this tournament must have their head coach or team representative sign an Assumption of Risk Team Waiver - and submit to aprater@baseballsolutions.com. All spectators, parents and/or guardians attending games at the D-BAT Kerrville Complex must sign a City of Kerrville Assumption of Risk Waiver. You can download a copy of these waivers by clicking the Blue Event Info button above or click on the word "waiver" in the previous sentences. Each team must also submit an Additional Insured Certificate listing Texasbt, LLC as additional insured to tournament director. Instructions are in your dashboard and in emails sent to head coach.

-Tournament rules: Pool Play 1hr 50min time limit or 7 innings. Game can end in a tie; EH/XH/DH allowed. NFHS rules except MLB mound visit rule (pitcher must be removed upon second trip in an inning). PGBA will provide 2 official stamped Perfect Game baseballs for each game. Additional balls are the responsibility of each team. Run rules apply - 15 after 3, 10 after 4, 8 after 5. General rules have been pinned to the top of @PGBAcentex for quick reference.

We ask that everyone participating in any way shape or form in this event please review the following. *Each venue has a protocol in place to respectfully enforce compliance.

-Please self screen prior to choosing to attend games. Anyone at risk or experiencing symptoms should not attend.
-PG recommends players, coaches, fans, and officials bring personal hand sanitizer, masks, chairs, and antibacterial wipes to events for personal use.
-All spectators and staff required to wear masks. We suggest coaches wear masks.
-Each player needs to have their own water jug.
-Equipment bags should remain outside of dugout (ether behind or outside along foul line fence or bull pen).
-There will be no good-game hands shakes between competing teams after the game. We encourage teams to acknowledge other teams sportsmanship by waiving across field at the conclusion of the game.
-We encourage social distancing during mound visits.
-The UIC (Umpire in Charge) and tournament director will be in constant contact throughout the tournament to ensure umpires are following best practices as well.
-Parents are asked to please stay in their car or parking lot until game time (or close to it) to allow for families from previous game to exit the facility and clear the area.
-Players, coaches, parents are asked to please vacate the complex immediately following the last out. Groups can organize in the parking lot for post game talks and instructions.
-Spectators are encouraged to bring pop-up tents and chairs and spread out around the backstop, left and right field lines.
-Bleachers will be open, but social distancing best practices will be followed. Try to avoid.
-We ask that everyone do their part to avoid unnecessary congregating.

Jul 9 - 12 | Cornerston Christian School | San Antonio, TX

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Perfect Game Pitching Rules

Below is the maximum number of pitches allowed per day in Perfect Game tournaments. Players will be required to rest said number of calendar days when reaching pitch limit. Official pitch counts are tracked by PG Field Scout unless communicated otherwise. Teams are encouraged to also track their pitch counts for both teams. Limits apply to specific tournament age division, not player age. (i.e. 15-year-old player in 17U tournament will go by 17U requirements.)

Age	Daily Pitch Max	Required Rest (Pitches)
		0 Days	1 Day	2 Days	3 Days	4 Days
7-8	50	1-20	21-35	36-50	N/A	N/A
9-10	75	1-20	21-35	36-50	51-65	66+
11-12	85	1-20	21-35	36-50	51-65	66+
13-14	95	1-20	21-35	36-50	51-65	66+
15-16	95	1-30	31-45	46-60	61-75	76+
17-18	105	1-30	31-45	46-60	61-80	81+

Once a pitcher reaches his daily maximum limit, he must be removed from the game. If a pitcher reaches the maximum limit of pitches in a game during a batter’s plate appearance, the pitcher may continue in the game until such plate appearance or the inning ends (i.e. by a third out made by catching a runner stealing), whichever comes first. There is no team penalty for this, but the pitcher must adhere to prescribed pitch counts for the remainder of the event.

If a pitcher is brought into a game sooner than the mandatory calendar days’ rest, he becomes an ineligible player. According to NFHS Rule 3.1.1: An ineligible player on defense shall be replaced immediately upon discovery by the umpire or either team. Once discovered by teams, umpires, or PG Staff, the umpire & Official Scorekeeper will confirm eligibility with Tournament Headquarters. If deemed ineligible, team will have the opportunity to remove player from game. The replacement pitcher will be allowed adequate time to warm up.

A pitcher is only allowed to pitch in one game per day unless pitcher throws 20 or fewer pitches in first game. In that case, pitcher may pitch in 2nd game of day. Pitch totals for both games combined will require prescribed daily limits and required rest. No Pitcher is allowed to pitch 3 games in one day.

No pitcher is allowed to pitch 3 days in a row regardless of pitch counts.