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District Interleague Play Rules 2016 Little League | Florida District 6 DISTRICT INTERLEAGUE PLAY RULES 2016 REVISED: February 10, 2016 the original scheduled date of the game not played. The manager must have given at least five (5) days notice VIOLATION OF RULES (days being Sunday through Saturday) prior to the school Violations of the Interleague Play Rules and/or Little function to the District ADA, Player Agents, and opposing League Playing Rules constitutes a possible protest team. In the event a rescheduled game is rained out, it situation. If your Interleague Play opponent is in will not be rescheduled the second time until the end of violation, you can protest following the LLB rules on the half season and then only if needed to determine the protests. If the protest is upheld, the game may be standing of either or both of the teams involved. forfeited and the offending team, Manager, and/or coaches may be suspended from Interleague Play. REPORTING The home team is responsible for notifying the District of LITTLE LEAGUE RULES AND REGULATIONS their Interleague Play game scores. This should be done All LLB Rules and Regulations apply to all interleague by the Home Team Manager after every game. To report games. These District 6 Interleague Rules are additional a game, please send emal to the ADA of the Division. rules implemented by our District in order to standardize all Interleague Play. No District rule may be in conflict EJECTIONS / INFRACTIONS with any LLB Rule or Regulation. If any conflicts occur, Ejection of a player, manager, or coach must be reported LLB Rules and Regulations shall prevail. the same night to the ADA of the division/District Administrator. Per LLB rules, ejections must also be DISTRICT AUTHORITY & AGREEMENT reported in writing within 24 hours to the team’s League According to Little League policy, the District is President. An “Ejection Report” MUST be filed with the responsible for the oversight of Interleague Play. Each District for any Manager, Coach or Player ejections. This League that participates in Interleague Play must report can be found on (www.FLD6.org) in the complete an Interleague Play Agreement with the Interleague section. District, which outlines adherence to LLB Rules and Regulations, as well as these District Interleague Play Penalty for ejections are as follows: (penalty is the Rules. The matter of Interleague Play issues, disputes, same for players, managers, and coaches). and Rules violations are outlined in the Agreement. A First Ejection: one game suspension; copy of this Agreement is available on the District 6 Second Ejection: two game suspension; and website (FLD6.org), and is hereby incorporated into these Third Ejection: removed for remainder of season. Rules. Your league must complete and submit an NOTE: The DA (at his/her discretion) may waive or endorsed Agreement in order to participate in Interleague amend any penalty. If the infraction is severe, the DA Play. Any participation in Interleague Play also can suspend the participant at any time for the signifies your league's endorsement of the remainder of the season, including the Tournament of Agreement. Champions. DA’s decision will be final. The District Protest Committee must be notified of all issues, disputes, and Rules violations. PROTESTS Protests involving two Interleague Play teams shall be GAME START TIME handled by the FLD6 Umpire Consultant in Chief (UCC) Starting time shall be printed on the official game or their Senior Umpire Consultant (at the discretion of the schedule and both teams must be at the game site at UCC) and forwarded to the District Administrator for least 1/2 hour prior to that start time. 30 minutes after the approval. The District Administrator’s decision is final. scheduled start time a team that cannot field nine (9) players will automatically forfeit the game. Failure of a CONTINUOUS BATTING ORDER team to show for a scheduled game constitutes an Per LLB Rule 4.04 Note 1 - Continuous batting order is automatic forfeit for that team. mandatory for all Baseball & Softball T-Ball divisions & Baseball & Softball Minor League divisions. District 6 will RESCHEDULING GAMES allow a continuous batting order in all other divisions (for The Player Agents/Scheduling agents of programs one or both teams) if, prior to the game, both Managers involved have the responsibility to reschedule rained out agree and the Umpire(s) are notified. games within seven (7) days of the original scheduled date of the game not played or on the first available open 10-RUN RULE date, whichever comes first. The team that cannot show The 10 run rule shall prevail. on the rescheduled date will automatically forfeit the game. In the event a team cannot field enough players because of a scheduled school, church, or scout function the game may be rescheduled within seven (7) days of FLD6 2016 Interleague Rules v2016-02-10 www.FLD6.org Page 1 Little League | Florida District 6 DISTRICT INTERLEAGUE PLAY RULES 2016 TIME LIMITS Official books will be used by District staff to qualify T-Ball Coach-Pitch Baseball and Softball: 75 minutes. teams/players for TOC/All-Star play at the end of the Minor Coach-Pitch Baseball and Softball: 90 minutes. season. Minor B Softball: 90 minutes. Minor A Softball: 2 hours. INTERLEAGUE TEAM ROSTER FORM Minor A & B Baseball: 2 hours. Each team MUST carry a FLD6 Interleague Team Little League Baseball and Softball: 2 hours. Roster to every Interleague Play Game. If you use Pool 50/70, Junior Baseball and Softball: 2 1/2 hours. Players, you must also carry a copy of the Interleague Senior Baseball and Softball: 2 1/2 hours. Team Roster from whom you are obtaining the Pool Big League Baseball and Softball: 2 1/2 hours. Player. Interleague Team Roster forms can be downloaded from (www.FLD6.org) in the Interleague No new inning may begin after the Time Limit, but the section of the website. inning in progress may be completed, unless a regulation game has already been reached. The umpires shall keep UMPIRES the official time and shall confer with the official Provide two (2) District 6 Registered Umpires (volunteer scorekeeper who will note the start and end time in all or paid) for Junior and Senior Baseball and Softball. One games. District 6 Registered Umpire is acceptable for Minor and Little League (Major) Baseball and Softball. In the Little Exception: Minor & Major League Baseball & Softball: League (Major) division, two (2) umpires are highly When the time limit has been reached and less than 4 recommended in all circumstances. innings (or 3 1/2 innings if the home team is ahead) have been played, the innings completed will constitute a BIG LEAGUE SOFTBALL complete game. There will be no reschedule to play The mandatory play rule will be in effect (teams with more innings. more than 14 players, 3 defensive innings and one at bat). Option: Teams may elect to use a continuous Exception: 50/70, Junior, Senior & Big League Baseball & batting order. Softball: When the time limit has been reached and less than 5 innings (or 4 1/2 innings if the home team is RESPONSIBILITY OF THE HOME/HOST TEAM: ahead) have been played the innings completed will 1. Provide Umpires. constitute a complete game. There will be no reschedule 2. Provide the official scorekeeper. to play more innings. 3. Have concession stand open. 4. Make sure safety equipment and ice is available 5-RUN RULE / NO OPEN INNING until the game is completed. In Minor League A, B & C Baseball & Softball and Little 5. Be sure the telephone is accessible at all times. League (Major) Softball, there will be 5-runs or 3-outs per 6. Provide the game balls (at least 3 to start) that inning limit, whichever comes first (per LLB Rule 2.00 meet Little League specifications. Definition of “Inning”). There is no open inning. 7. If the game is at night, there must be someone present who is familiar with turning the lights CONDUCT on/off. League officers and Team Managers shall assume 8. Have a Board Member stay at the game site until responsibility for the conduct and control of their the game is over and all visitors have left the respective coaches, players, parents and spectators. complex. Managers, Coaches and team members will make no 9. Prepare the field for play. remarks to the opposing team or to the Umpires. The 10. Submit an Interleague Game Report to FLD6 is District Administrator will not tolerate any misconduct the Home Team is from an FLD6 league. toward District Umpires or League Officials. RESPONSIBILITY OF THE VISITING TEAM: SCOREKEEPER 1. Let parents and league officials know the location Each team must provide a scorekeeper and a scorebook of and directions to the game field. Yahoo maps at each game. The Home team will provide the official to all District 6 parks are available on the District scorekeeper and official scorebook. All three (3) books website (FLD6.org) must have the Umpire’s signature and printed name 2. Have at least one Board Member attend each (if umpires are paid, please list Ump. Assoc Name). game and help the team manager with crowd For each game played all players on the team roster control and in any other way deemed necessary. must be accounted for and there must be a clear, well Conduct must be above reproach. written record of all pitchers, including the number of 3. Provide your own team equipment. innings pitched and the number of pitches thrown. FLD6 2016 Interleague Rules v2016-02-10 www.FLD6.org Page 2 Little League | Florida District 6 DISTRICT INTERLEAGUE PLAY RULES 2016 4.
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