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2018 Bat List City of Aurora teams may use these bats in ALL leagues. All bats must obtain City of Aurora sticker before play. Type Manufacturer Model Description Last Update Adidas FPVQSH2K10 Vanquish 3/21/2011 Adidas FPVQSH2K9 Vanquish 8/13/2008 Adidas Vanquish-FPVQSH2K8 by Dick's Sporting Goods 8/13/2008 Akadema Xtension 8/13/2008 Anderson Bat Company 11004 FlexTech 6/4/2010 Anderson Bat Company 11009 Pyrotech 6/4/2010 Anderson Bat Company 11012 PyroTech SP 6/4/2010 Anderson Bat Company 11015 PyroTech SP 6/4/2010 Anderson Bat Company 11019 PyroTech SP 6/4/2010 Anderson Bat Company 11023 KSP 4/9/2010 Anderson Bat Company 11027 NanoTek SPA 10/13/2009 Anderson Bat Company 11030 NanoTek SP Alpha 2/9/2012 Anderson Bat Company 11031 NanoTek SP Omega 2/9/2012 Anderson Bat Company 11034 Ignite SP 2/8/2012 Anderson Bat Company 11039 Flex 8/15/2014 Anderson Bat Company 11042 Flex SP 7/14/2016 Anderson Bat Company 11045 Flex 10/9/2017 Anderson Bat Company 17001 FastTech 6/4/2010 Anderson Bat Company 17006 Pyrotech FP 6/4/2010 Anderson Bat Company 17008 PyroTech FP 6/4/2010 Anderson Bat Company 17009 PyroTech FP 6/4/2010 Anderson Bat Company 17012 PyroTech FP 6/4/2010 Anderson Bat Company 17017 KFP 4/9/2010 Anderson Bat Company 17018 NanoTek FP 4/19/2010 Anderson Bat Company 17023 NanoTek FP -10 2/9/2012 Anderson Bat Company 17025 Ignite FP -11 2/8/2012 Anderson Bat Company 17026 NanoTek FP -12 2/9/2012 Anderson Bat Company 17032 Rockettech Youth FP -12 9/15/2015 Anderson Bat Company 17036 Rocketech Youth (-12) 10/3/2017 Axe Bat L136A Axe Danielle Lawrie Signature 10/3/2013 Axe Bat L136B Danielle Lawrie 4/3/2014 Axe Bat L136C Danielle Lawrie 7/22/2015 Axe Bat L136E Danielle Lawrie 3/17/2016 Axe Bat L136F Danielle Lawrie 5/26/2017 Axe Bat L151F Element 5/26/2017 BamBooBat Company HBBW Black/White 2/20/2012 BamBooBat Company HNBB Natural/Black 2/20/2012 BamBooBat Company HNBI Natural/Pink 2/20/2012 BamBooBat Company HNBR Natural/Red 2/20/2012 BamBooBat Company HNBU Natural/Blue 2/20/2012 Brett Bros. SST-500 8/13/2008 DeMarini BFF11 Bustos (-11) 3/16/2011 DeMarini BFP10 Bustos (-13) 3/16/2011 DeMarini BFP11 Bustos (-13) 5/26/2011 DeMarini BFP12 Bustos (-13) 5/4/2011 DeMarini BFP-19 Bustos (-13) 12/13/2017 DeMarini BSP Bruiser Slowpitch 5/4/2010 DeMarini Cat -11 DXCTF 8/20/2008 DeMarini CAT9 Cat (-13) 3/16/2011 DeMarini DXBSP Bruiser 8/7/2012 DeMarini DXCAT Cat Osterman -13 8/20/2008 DeMarini DXJSM Julie Smith Fast Pitch 3/31/2008 DeMarini DXMFP Medusa 8/20/2008 DeMarini DXNSP Nitro Slowpitch 4/30/2008 DeMarini DXNTF Nitro Fastpitch 8/20/2008 DeMarini DXPTF Patriot Fastpitch 4/30/2008 DeMarini DXRAW Raw Steel 4/30/2008 DeMarini DXRCT Reactor 8/20/2008 DeMarini DXRCY Reactor Youth Fastpitch 8/20/2008 DeMarini DXUFP Ultimate Fastpitch Singlewall 3/31/2008 DeMarini DXUWE Ultimate Weapon 8/20/2008 DeMarini DXVFB DeMarini Vexxum Men's Fastpitc 8/20/2008 DeMarini DXVFP Vexxum Fastpitch -10 8/20/2008 DeMarini DXVNS Vexxum 8/20/2008 DeMarini DXWHI White 4/30/2008 DeMarini Nitress DXNFP 8/20/2008 DeMarini RAW12 Raw Steel 5/4/2011 DeMarini RAW13 Raw 12/3/2012 DeMarini RAW-14 Raw Steel 3/14/2014 DeMarini SP00 Defiance 2/2/2016 DeMarini STL-16 Steel 10/7/2015 DeMarini STL-18 Steel 12/4/2017 DeMarini Tempest DXTFP 8/20/2008 DeMarini TFP9 Tempest (-9) 3/16/2011 DeMarini UPF-19 Uprising (-12) 12/13/2017 DeMarini UWE-14 Ultimate Weapon 3/14/2014 DeMarini UWE-15 Ultimate Weapon 1/21/2015 DeMarini UWE-16 Ultimate Weapon 10/7/2015 DeMarini UWE-17 Ultimate Weapon 12/4/2017 DeMarini UWE-18 Ultimate Weapon 12/4/2017 DeMarini WHI12 Steel 5/4/2011 DeMarini WHI13 Steel 12/3/2012 DeMarini WHI-14 Steel 3/14/2014 DeMarini F2-2003 (Red) 6/18/2007 Easton FP1 Dark Angel 1/16/2014 Easton FP13AL Alpha -13 6/19/2012 Easton FP13CY Cyclone -9 6/19/2012 Easton FP13EA Easton FP -10 6/19/2012 Easton FP13MQ Mystique -12 6/19/2012 Easton FP13SYY Synergy -11 6/19/2012 Easton FP13TY Typhoon -11 6/19/2012 Easton FP14MKY MAKO Youth -11 7/2/2013 Easton FP14S200 FS200 -10 6/19/2013 Easton FP14S300 FS300 -11 6/19/2013 Easton FP14S400 FS400 -12 7/2/2013 Easton FP14S50 FS50 -10 7/2/2013 Easton FP14S500 FS500 -13 7/2/2013 Easton FP14S60A FS50 -10 5/8/2014 Easton FP15MKY MAKO YOUTH -11 5/8/2014 Easton FP16S200 FS200 6/10/2015 Easton FP16S300 FS300 6/10/2015 Easton FP16S400 FS400 6/10/2015 Easton FP16S50 FS50 1/21/2016 Easton FP16S500 FS500 6/10/2015 Easton FP17SY11 Stealth Youth 1/17/2017 Easton FP18AMY Amythest -11 6/20/2017 Easton FP18CRY Crystal -13 6/20/2017 Easton FP18GHY11 Ghost Youth -11 6/20/2017 Easton FP18PSA Pink Sapphire -10 6/20/2017 Easton FP18SAP Sapphire -12 6/20/2017 Easton FP18TPZ Topaz -10 6/20/2017 Easton FP40 Rival 6/10/2015 Easton FP50 Speed Brigade 1/19/2016 Easton FP53 Easton Wave 6/10/2015 Easton FP54 Love & Peace 6/10/2015 Easton Maple SB 34 9/10/2012 Easton Maple Softball Maple 1/16/2017 Easton S11 8/13/2008 Easton S3 Smoker 8/13/2008 Easton S5 Hammer 8/13/2008 Easton S6 8/13/2008 Easton S60 8/13/2008 Easton S80 8/13/2008 Easton S9 Black Max 8/13/2008 Easton SE710 8/13/2008 Easton SE910 8/13/2008 Easton SE911 8/13/2008 Easton SG1 Rival 12/22/2010 Easton SG1B ATMOS -12.5 7/1/2011 Easton SG1BXL Rival XXL -12.5 12/22/2010 Easton SG3 8/13/2008 Easton SJ2 8/13/2008 Easton SJ7 8/13/2008 Easton SK1 Spectre 8/13/2008 Easton SK10 8/13/2008 Easton SK11 Black Max 8/13/2008 Easton SK12 8/13/2008 Easton SK12 X-Treme 8/13/2008 Easton SK15 X-Treme 8/13/2008 Easton SK16 Hammer 7046 8/13/2008 Easton SK19 X-Treme 8/13/2008 Easton SK2 Hammer 8/13/2008 Easton SK20 7046 -10 8/13/2008 Easton SK26 8/13/2008 Easton SK26 Easton -10 3/23/2010 Easton SK27 8/13/2008 Easton SK29 Fastpitch 7046 8/13/2008 Easton SK3 Smoke 8/13/2008 Easton SK30 Synergy -11 8/13/2008 Easton SK31 8/13/2008 Easton SK31B 8/13/2008 Easton SK32 Cyclone 7046 8/21/2008 Easton SK32B Cyclone 7046 8/13/2008 Easton SK32W Edge 8/21/2008 Easton SK33 Cyclone 8/13/2008 Easton SK33B Cyclone 8/13/2008 Easton SK33BP Cyclone -9 8/13/2008 Easton SK34 Cyclone 8/13/2008 Easton SK35 Synergy -11 8/21/2008 Easton SK35B Fastpitch 8/13/2008 Easton SK36 Synergy -11 3/24/2010 Easton SK37 Cyclone 8/13/2008 Easton Sk37B Cylone -9 8/13/2008 Easton SK38 Cyclone 3/23/2010 Easton SK38B Cyclone 3/24/2010 Easton SK38OL Black Magic 12/22/2010 Easton SK39B Cyclone -9 3/23/2010 Easton SK4 Hammer 8/13/2008 Easton SK40B Typhoon 8/13/2008 Easton SK41B Synergy -11 3/23/2010 Easton SK42 Synergy -11 5/26/2011 Easton SK5 Hammer 3/23/2010 Easton SK5 Hammer 8/13/2008 Easton SK50B Typhoon 8/21/2008 Easton SK50BP Typhoon -10 8/21/2008 Easton SK50T Typhoon 3/22/2012 Easton SK6 Hammer 8/13/2008 Easton SK60 8/13/2008 Easton SK60B Typhoon -10 8/13/2008 Easton SK61B Typhoon -10 3/23/2010 Easton SK62B Typhoon -10 5/26/2011 Easton SK7 8/13/2008 Easton SK75 8/13/2008 Easton SK8 8/13/2008 Easton SK85 8/13/2008 Easton SK9 Black Max 8/13/2008 Easton SK90 Black Magic 8/13/2008 Easton SKQODII Queen of Diamonds -11 7/1/2011 Easton SP1 Typhoon 3/22/2012 Easton SP10 Rebel 6/26/2014 Easton SP11 Black 6/10/2015 Easton SP12SVC Salvo CXN 98 12/5/2011 Easton SP12SVS Salvo Scandium 98 9/22/2011 Easton SP13CY Cyclone 6/19/2012 Easton SP13HM Hammer 6/19/2012 Easton SP13L7 L7.0 9/6/2012 Easton SP13L9 L9.0 9/6/2012 Easton SP13RX Reflex 6/19/2012 Easton SP14S300 S300 7/2/2013 Easton SP14S50 S50 7/2/2013 Easton SP14S500 S500 7/2/2013 Easton SP14S51 S51 1/21/2016 Easton SP14S52 S52 1/21/2016 Easton SP15SVS Salvo Bal 11/20/2014 Easton SP16S300 S300 1/21/2016 Easton SP16S50 S50 1/21/2016 Easton SP16S500 S500 1/21/2016 Easton SP17RAFGLUA Ronin 1 pc 1/17/2017 Easton SP17RAUA Ronin 1 PC Alloy 1/17/2017 Easton SP9 Hammer 4/9/2012 Easton SPP9 8/13/2008 Easton SST1 8/21/2008 Easton SST1B 8/21/2008 Easton SST3 Stealth 8/21/2008 Easton SST3B Stealth 8/21/2008 Easton SST6 Stealth CNT 8/21/2008 Easton SST6B STEALTH CNT Fast Pitch 8/21/2008 Easton SST9B Stealth CNT FP 3/24/2010 Easton SSV1 SV12-65 Flex 8/21/2008 Easton SSV1B SV12-65 Flex -11.5 8/13/2008 Easton SSV2 SV12 Ozone Power 3/24/2010 Easton SSV2B SV12 Ozone Power -11.5 3/24/2010 Easton ST10 ConneXion 8/21/2008 Easton ST100ZB 8/13/2008 Easton ST110B 8/21/2008 Easton ST115 8/13/2008 Easton ST200B CXN 8/21/2008 Easton ST250B CXN COMP Fast Pitch 8/21/2008 Easton ST260 Quantum Sc900 CxN 8/21/2008 Easton ST260B Quantum Sc900 CxN -11.5 8/13/2008 Easton ST3 8/21/2008 Easton ST300 CXN 8/21/2008 Easton ST360 Redline SMU 8/13/2008 Easton ST3-B 8/21/2008 Easton ST6B 8/21/2008 Easton STS7B 8/21/2008 Easton SV1 V12- 100 Flex 8/13/2008 Easton SV1B V12-100 Flex -12.5 8/13/2008 Easton SV2 V12 Ozone Power 3/24/2010 Easton SV22EXT SV22 Extended 9/14/2011 Easton SV2B V12 Ozone Power -12.5 3/24/2010 Easton SV3 Rival 3/23/2010 Easton SX10 8/13/2008 Easton SX100 8/21/2008 Easton SX10T 8/21/2008 Easton SX18 8/21/2008 Easton SX1T 8/21/2008 Easton SX2 8/21/2008 Easton SX20 8/13/2008 Easton SX24 React 24 8/13/2008 Easton SX30 8/13/2008 Easton SX35 8/13/2008 Easton SX380 Connexion 3/22/2012 Easton SX40 Reflex 7050 8/13/2008 Easton SX40B Reflex 7050 8/21/2008 Easton SX45BP Rampage 8/13/2008 Easton SX50 React 50 8/13/2008 Easton SX50 Reflex 8/13/2008 Easton SX50B 8/13/2008 Easton SX51 Black Magic 8/13/2008 Easton SX51B Reflex 8/21/2008 Easton SX55 React 55 8/13/2008 Easton SX56 Black Magic 8/13/2008 Easton SX60 Reflex 8/13/2008 Easton SX60B Reflex -11.5 8/13/2008 Easton SX65B Rampage -11.5 8/13/2008 Easton SX66B Mystique -11.5 3/24/2010 Easton SX67B Mystique -11.5 5/26/2011 Easton SX7 8/21/2008 Easton SX70 Reflex 8/13/2008 Easton SX70B Reflex -12 8/13/2008 Easton SX71 8/13/2008 Easton SX71 Reflex 3/23/2010 Easton SX72 Reflex 5/26/2011 Easton SX75 Redline 12/22/2010 Easton SX80B Reflex
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