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SLOWPITCH CO-ED SOFTBALL

SPRING SEASON 2010

BATTING ORDER CHANGE:
Batting line-ups must alternate positions in the batting order by gender. When the end of the line-up reaches the point at which the team has extra men, continue alternating with girls by restarting the girls line-up (Example A), or use substitutions (Example B).

EXAMPLE A
7 boys and 5 girls line-up

BOYS LINE-UP		GIRLS LINE-UP
1^st batter/15^th batter	Boy 1	2^nd batter/12^th batter/22^nd batter	Girl 1
3^rd batter/17^th batter	Boy 2	4^th batter/14^th batter/24^th batter	Girl 2
5^th batter/19^th batter	Boy 3	6^th batter/16^th batter/26^th batter	Girl 3
7^th batter/21^st batter	Boy 4	8^th batter/18^th batter/28^th batter	Girl 4
9^th batter/23^rd batter	Boy 5	10^th batter/20^th batter	Girl 5
11^th batter/25^th batter	Boy 6
13^th batter/27^th batter	Boy 7

Boys bat in order with a girl in between, while girls bat in order with a boy in between. There will not be the same boy/girl in between, but boys batting orders and girls batting orders should remain the same.

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Teams may choose to continue using substitutions if they would like as this meets the requirement for alternating positions in the batting order by gender.

EXAMPLE B

7 boys and 5 girls line-up

LINE-UP

Boy 1

Girl 1

Boy 2

Girl 2

Boy 3

Girl 3

Boy 4/Boy 6

Girl 4

Boy 5 /Boy 7

Girl 5

Boy 4 and Boy 5 are substituting with Boy 6 and Boy 7 in the batting line-up and therefore would only bat every other time through the line-up.

Questions? Concerns?
CSL Commissioner: Ray Vega, 289-9871 or rvega@vscc.net
CSL Coordinator: Jen Kuhlman, 235-8119 or kuhlman2007@hotmail.com

SLOWPITCH CO-ED SOFTBALL

EXAMPLE A7 boys and 5 girls line-up

BOYS LINE-UP

GIRLS LINE-UP

EXAMPLE B

LINE-UP

EXAMPLE A
7 boys and 5 girls line-up