PROTEST PROCEDURE

• Why is there a charge for protests?

  There is a charge to submit protests for games to discourage frivolous protests and encourage coaches to carefully weigh the appropriateness of the protest (see EDGFSA Protest and Disputed Resolution Procedure). If the result of the protest is in the protestor's favor, the check/money order is returned. If not, the funds go toward building the league and league expenses (such as trophies, Rules meeting space), as agreed upon by the board.

RULES

Rule Changes

• 10u & up: 9.G. The batting order for 10u & 12u shall consist of all players on team roster.
• All: Clarification regarding hair ornaments and jewelry includes bobby pins, barrettes, hair clips, hair beads or other metal/plastic hair ornament.

Rule: "No jewelry or hair ornament is allowed."

• What if player comes to the game with hair ornaments that are metal or plastic?

  The umpire will not allow them to play with hair ornaments that are metal or plastic. This is hazardous for the player. However, a cloth or elastic scrunchie is okay.

• What if player just had ears pierced and comes to the game with studs?

  The umpire will not allow them to play. Wearing jewelry during a game is hazardous for the player.

updated 3/21/2013