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11U AAA T1

11U Summer Ball – All Summer Leagues and Zones - UPDATE July 22, 2019

Head Coach & Team Managers

As we are coming up to the last week of Summer play please ensure all Lower Mainland games are complete and game scores to be entered on the website no later than 6:00pm Sunday, July 28th.

 Zone (North, Interior & Vancouver Island) final seeding for tournament play is to be submitted by BC Minor Regional Director by 9:00pm Sunday, July 28th.

Each successful region berth information to be provided on this respective web page by Monday, July 29th evening. Game schedules will be posted mid-week. As it is mandatory for all teams to attend Opening Ceremony & Skills competition Thursday, August 1st all teams must be prepared to play at 8:30am next day (Friday, August 2nd).

Some basic information for successful teams that have earned a berth in the respective 11U Tier:

 ·         Opening Ceremony, Skills Competition and Coach’s meeting are mandatory attendance. As per Rule 21.03 “failure to participate in a scheduled game or event will result in the offending team’s association being fined $500 per game or may result in a $500 fine per event…”

 ·         $500.00 Provincial Tournament fee is due to the “Host Association” at the beginning of the pre-tournament coach meeting. (Fees are used for the Host to pay for the umpires and other expenses). No exceptions.

 ·         Pre-tournament coach meeting is to be attended by Head Coach & maximum of one (1) assistant coach per team. No team managers or parents.

·         Coach is to provide President signed team roster (same as previously supplied to BC Minor Chair) along with any releases and/or move up/down authorizations. Scanned Birth Certificates are to accompany all rosters at the coaches meeting. All teams have the opportunity to review and question at the meeting. Once all rosters accepted no questioning thereafter.

  •  Please be aware of the need to confirm pitching eligibility prior to all games with the Managers (Head Coach).

2019 11U AAA T1 Provincial Berth Qualification Information - UPDATED July 29th

The following is the breakdown by region for Provincial Championship berth qualification (10 team tournament):

Lower Mainland (standard BC Minor tiebreaker rules): 5 teams

  • Abbotsford
  • White Rock
  • Ridge Meadows
  • Richmond City
  • Cloverdale

Vancouver Island: 2 teams

  • Nanaimo
  • Victoria

Interior: 1 team

  • COMBA

North: 1 team

  • Prince George

HOST: Nanaimo

Host Park: Sid Clark Gyro Field (135 Machleary St. Nanaimo)

    BC Baseball Rule 19.02 "Helmet"

    Batters, on deck batters, base runners, players used as base coaches or bat boys in all age categories shall wear double ear flap helmets which give protection to the temple, ears, base of skull and top of head.

    Skull caps and wraparound head gear are not to be used by any player as so defined.

    Chinstraps must be worn at 7U, 9U, 10U, 11U , and 13U divisions.

    Division News

    2019 11U AAA T1 Provincial Champions

    By Admin 08/09/2019, 2:45pm PDT

    Update to 2019 BCMBA Rule Book Bat Rule 19.04 11U (Mosquito) Division

    By John Braaten 05/15/2019, 10:15am PDT

    BCMBA Board vote and rule change effective May 7, 2019

    • To invoke Article XX, as set out in the 2019 BCMBA Association Rule Book, and set aside Rule 19.04, which states “10U & 11U (Mosquito) 32 inch, 2 5/8 inch max diameter, unlimited length/weight drop - bats with greater than 2 ¼ in. barrel diameter must be marked “USABB” and amend wording to “10U & 11U (Mosquito) 32 inch, 2 5/8 inch max diameter, unlimited length/weight drop - bats with greater than 2 ¼ in. barrel diameter must be marked “USABB” or stamped with “BPF 1.15 (Bat Performance Factor)”

     

    • Reasoning:

    Baseball bats stamped with either USABB and/or BPF 1.15 are both the same measurement of the Bat Performance Factor (trampoline effect). Given the change in the Baseball Canada’s rule in 2017 there are still baseball bats being used with the BPF 1.15 that are not stamped USABB.   This allows players at this time to still use a safer approved baseball bat even though not specified “USABB”.

    BC Baseball Rule 19.02 "Helmet"

    By BC Baseball 04/13/2019, 2:15pm PDT

    Batters, on deck batters, base runners, players used as base coaches or bat boys in all age categories shall wear double ear flap helmets which give protection to the temple, ears, base of skull and top of head.

    Skull caps and wraparound head gear are not to be used by any player as so defined.

    Chinstraps must be worn at 7U, 9U, 10U, 11U , and 13U divisions.

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