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Softball Bat List City of Fountain Valley Bat List Updated June 2nd, 2018 The following list of bats was researched and compiled by the national governing body of the Amateur Softball Association (ASA) according to the requirements of the ASA Rule 3, Section 1. The Fountain Valley Adult Softball executive committee has adopted this list as a supplement to the Official Bat Rule as stated in the Official Rules and Guidelines for Adult Softball, revised June 2nd, 2018. Only the bats listed as Single Wall Aluminum displaying this icon, will be eligible to be used in the Fountain Valley Adult Softball program. o Exception: Any League determined to be an ASA Open Bat League may use any bat that is on this list (Any bat listed with the icons { , and } ) The Fountain Valley Adult Softball executive committee reserves the right to change or alter this list at any time. This bat list will be enforced in accordance with the Southern California Municipal Athletic Federation Rule 1: The Game, Section 27: The Official Bat, which states: “May not be altered in any manner. The umpire has the authority to remove any bat that he/she suspects has been altered in any way. This judgment is left entirely to the discretion of the umpire in any given game. The game shall be immediately forfeited by any team whose player takes a position in the batter’s box with any bat that has been previously removed by the umpire in accordance with this rule.” Any bat not listed in this Approved Bat List shall be declared illegal until further notification by the Fountain Valley Adult Softball Executive Committee. SEE LAST PAGE FOR ADDENDUM TO APPROVED BAT LIST OF APPROVED BAT(S) Type Manufacturer Model Description Last Updated Adidas FPVQSH2K10 Vanquish 3/21/2011 Adidas FPVQSH2K9 Vanquish 8/13/2008 Adidas Phenom by Dick's Sporting Goods 8/13/2008 Vanquish- Adidas by Dick's Sporting Goods 8/13/2008 FPVQSH2K8 Akadema Catapult Black 9/16/2009 Akadema Xtension 8/13/2008 Akadema Xtension Catapult 8/13/2008 Xtension Catapult Akadema 8/13/2008 Hybrid Albin Athletics ACL-XO7FP 8/13/2008 Albin Athletics ACL-XO7SP 8/13/2008 Albin Athletics ASP07 8/13/2008 Anarchy Bats AS171A-1 Awakening 2/21/2017 Anarchy Bats AS172A-2 Rebellion 5/2/2017 Anarchy Bats AS173A-3 No Name 6/9/2017 Anarchy Bats AS174A-4 Ameri-Can 6/9/2017 Anarchy Bats AS175A-5 Pink 10/3/2017 Anarchy Bats AS18A1 Awakening 4/10/2018 Anarchy Bats AS18A2 Nitrous 4/10/2018 Anderson Bat 011002 TechWrap 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011003 WrapTech 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011004 FlexTech 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011005 RocketTech 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011006 Techzilla 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011009 Pyrotech 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011010 Rocket Tech Composite Killer 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011011 Techzilla Composite Killer 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011012 PyroTech SP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011013 RockeTech SP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011014 TechZilla SP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011015 PyroTech SP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011016 RockeTeck SP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011017 TechZilla SP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011018 Matrix SP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011019 PyroTech SP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011020 RocketTech SP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011021 TechZilla SP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011023 KSP 4/9/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011024 RockTech SP 5/28/2009 Company Anderson Bat 011027 NanoTek SPA 10/13/2009 Company Anderson Bat 011028 RockeTech SP 4/9/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011029 TechZilla SP 4/9/2010 Company Anderson Bat 011030 NanoTek SP Alpha 2/9/2012 Company Anderson Bat 011031 NanoTek SP Omega 2/9/2012 Company Anderson Bat 011032 RocketTech SP 2/8/2012 Company Anderson Bat 011033 TechZilla SP 2/8/2012 Company Anderson Bat 011034 Ignite SP 2/8/2012 Company Anderson Bat 011035 FlexZilla SP 1/17/2013 Company Anderson Bat 011036 RocketFlex SP 1/17/2013 Company Anderson Bat 011037 RockeTech SP 8/27/2014 Company Anderson Bat 011038 Ambush SP 6/16/2015 Company Anderson Bat 011039 Flex 8/15/2014 Company Anderson Bat 011040 Ambush 8/15/2014 Company Anderson Bat 011041 Ambush Slow Pitch 4/4/2016 Company Anderson Bat 011042 Flex SP 7/14/2016 Company Anderson Bat 011043 RockeTech SP 7/14/2016 Company Anderson Bat 011044 Rocketech Slow Pitch 10/9/2017 Company Anderson Bat 011045 Flex 10/9/2017 Company Anderson Bat 011046 Ambush 10/9/2017 Company Anderson Bat 017001 FastTech 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017004 RocketTech FP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017005 RocketTech FP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017006 Pyrotech FP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017007 2007 RocketTech FP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017008 PyroTech FP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017009 PyroTech FP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017011 RockeTech FP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017012 PyroTech FP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017013 TechZilla FP 8/13/2008 Company Anderson Bat 017014 2009 RocketTech FP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017015 Techzilla FP 6/4/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017016 RockeTech FP 5/28/2009 Company Anderson Bat 017017 KFP 4/9/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017018 NanoTek FP 4/19/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017019 RockeTech FP 4/9/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017020 TechZilla FP 4/9/2010 Company Anderson Bat 017022 RocketTech FP -9 2/8/2012 Company Anderson Bat 017023 NanoTek FP -10 2/9/2012 Company Anderson Bat 017024 TechZilla FP -10 2/8/2012 Company Anderson Bat 017025 Ignite FP -11 2/8/2012 Company Anderson Bat 017026 NanoTek FP -12 2/9/2012 Company Anderson Bat 017027 FlexZilla FP 1/17/2013 Company Anderson Bat 017028 RocketFlex FP 1/17/2013 Company Anderson Bat 017029 RockeTech FP 8/27/2014 Company Anderson Bat 017030 Supernova FP 10/2/2014 Company Anderson Bat 017031 Supernova 2.0 FP -10 9/15/2015 Company Anderson Bat 017032 Rockettech Youth FP -12 9/15/2015 Company Anderson Bat 017033 RockeTech FP 7/14/2016 Company Anderson Bat 017034 Rocketech Fast Pitch -9 10/3/2017 Company Anderson Bat 017035 Supernova Fastpitch (-10) 10/3/2017 Company Anderson Bat 017036 Rocketech Youth (-12) 10/3/2017 Company Axe Bat (Baden) L136A Axe Danielle Lawrie Signature 10/3/2013 Axe Bat (Baden) L136B Danielle Lawrie 4/3/2014 Axe Bat (Baden) L136C Danielle Lawrie 7/22/2015 Axe Bat (Baden) L136E Danielle Lawrie 3/17/2016 Axe Bat (Baden) L136F Danielle Lawrie 5/26/2017 Axe Bat (Baden) L150 AXE Avenge 12/21/2010 Axe Bat (Baden) L150A Axe Avenge 8/28/2013 Axe Bat (Baden) L150B Avenge 4/3/2014 Axe Bat (Baden) L150B-A Avenge 4/9/2015 Axe Bat (Baden) L150B-C Avenge 4/9/2015 Axe Bat (Baden) L150C Avenge 7/22/2015 Axe Bat (Baden) L150E Avenge 3/17/2016 Axe Bat (Baden) L151F Element 5/26/2017 Axe Bat (Baden) L154B Avenge 7/22/2015 Axe Bat (Baden) L154E Avenge 3/17/2016 Axe Bat (Baden) L155 Axe Avenge 12/12/2011 Axe Bat (Baden) L155A Axe Avenge 10/3/2013 Axe Bat (Baden) L155A Axe Avenge 10/3/2013 Axe Bat (Baden) L169F Avenge 10/9/2017 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 Bass Gloves ASA Pinky 2/4/2013 Bass Gloves BiPolar 2/4/2013 Bass Gloves Darkside 2/4/2013 Bass Gloves Diva 2/4/2013 Bass Gloves Illusion 2/4/2013 Bass Gloves LB-1 2/4/2013 Bass Gloves ManDingo 2/8/2011 Bass Gloves ManDingo ReVamp 4/23/2013 Bass Gloves Takeover 9/25/2013 Boombah BCHRG1 Charge 9/14/2011 Boombah FPBAN10 Banshee Compressor T3 Fastpitch 10/29/2015 Boombah FPBAN102 Banshee 2.0 Compressor T3 -10 11/23/2016 Boombah FPBAN12 Banshee -12 6/9/2017 Boombah FPBAN9 Banshee Compressor T3 Fastpitch 11/16/2015 Tsunami XRT COMPOSITE Boombah FPTS10 12/2/2013 Fastpitch Bat -10 Boombah FPTS102 Tsunami -10 9/8/2014 Boombah FPTS12 Tsunami XRT -12 1/21/2014 Boombah FPTS122 Tsunami -12 9/8/2014 Tsunami XRT COMPOSITE Boombah FPTS9 12/2/2013 Fastpitch Bat -9 Boombah FPTS92 Tsunami -9 9/8/2014 Boombah SPBAEL Boss 9/8/2014 Breast Cancer Awareness Boss Boombah SPBBCCA 11/23/2016 Compressor T3 Boombah SPBCT3A Boss Compressor T3 10/27/2016 Boombah SPBD13UA Boss Dually 9/11/2015 First Responders Boss Boombah SPBFRCA 11/23/2016 CompressorT3 Boombah SPBMTCA Military Tribute Boss Compressor T3 11/23/2016 Boombah SPBPMCA POW/MIA Boss Compressor T3 11/23/2016 Boombah SPBSA Boss XRT COMPOSITE 12/2/2013 Stars and Stripes Boss Compressor Boombah SPBSSCA 11/23/2016 T3 Brett Bros. SST-500 8/13/2008 Clapbat Clapbat1 7/9/2010 Combat A16SP2 Assault G5 275 3/10/2016 Combat AVARFP1 Avaritia -8 1/13/2012 Combat AVARFP2 Avaritia -9 1/13/2012 Combat AVARFP3 Avaritia -10 1/13/2012 Combat AVARFP4 Avaritia -11 1/13/2012 Combat AVARSP2 Avarice 98 12/5/2011 Combat AVASP5 Avarice G5 275 4/30/2015 Combat B1FP1 B1 8/4/2010 Combat B1SP2 B198 8/4/2010 Combat B1SP2 B198 Signature Series 8/4/2010 Combat BUBSP3 Bubba ASA 2/4/2013 Combat C15SP1 Combatant 15 275 9/4/2015 Combat C4FP1 C4 8/4/2010 Combat C4SP1 C4 8/4/2010 Combat DB427SP2 Derby Boys 275 12/13/2012 Combat DB427SP3 The Derby Boys 12/3/2012 Combat DBGSP2 Derby Boys Chris Greinerd 3/31/2014 Combat DBGSP4 Team Combat Chris Greinert 275 4/30/2015 Combat DBGSP6 Derby Girls 275 3/10/2016 Combat DBGSP6 Team Combat Chris Greinert 275 6/26/2015 Combat DBSP0 Derby Boys ASA 6/26/2015 Combat DBSP0 Derby Boys ASA 3/10/2016 Combat DBSP5 Derby Boys ASA 8/1/2013 Combat DBSP7 Derby Boys ASA 3/31/2014 Combat DIRSP3 Dirty HPS 2/4/2013 Combat DIRSP5 Dirty 275 3/31/2014 Combat DIRSP7 Dirty ASA 3/31/2014 Combat DUKESP1 The Duke 275 9/4/2015 Combat FP7MS109 Maxum FP -9 Madison Shipman 3/10/2016 Combat FP7MS113 Maxum FP -13 3/10/2016 Combat FP7MS209
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