• Maximum # of Contests & Start Dates: CCS Bylaws, Article V.3

• 2009-2010 Softball Bylaws
  Current year's softball tournament bylaws developed by the CCS Softball Committee including dates of committee meetings and CCS Playoff competition dates
• CIF Ruling on Implementation of new Pitching Distance
• NFHS Fundatmental of Coaching Softball Course Now Available! (March 2010)

•  Report of the Softball Committee
  Contains any changes to the 2010 Softball Championships proposed by the Softball Committee to the CCS Board of Managers for final action.

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• Admission to all CCS events is subject to control: payment of extablished admission prices, and/or provisions of pass privileges. Admission is only for purposes of viewing the event for personal pleasure; no other license is granted. Admission may be refused or revoked for cause subject only to the decision of responsible CCS personnel or law enforcement agency. Abuse of pass privileges will result in forfeiture of said privilege.

• Persons wishing to audibly cheer for a particualr team shall be seated in the area designated therefore, or in a location most appropriately proximate to such area, as may be designated by CCS Staff.

• NFHS Rule Change Press Release-Summer 2009

• Dear Softball Administrator,  
  We have received some questions regarding the legality of the DeMarini Vendetta DXVCF-FP. This particular bat has “rails” (manufacturer’s term) on the shaft – meaning, there are four flat sides, giving almost a rounded-corner, square appearance to the shaft. The barrel (hitting surface) is round and the bat does bear the ASA Bat Performance Standard certified mark.  

Since the bat does meet the performance standard (bears the appropriate ASA mark) and meets the “spirit” of NFHS Rule 1-5-1, which requires the bat to be “a smooth cylinder;” the bat is interpreted as legal. However, the NFHS Softball Rules Committee will review this interpretation, the bat in question and any other comparable bats, at its annual rules meeting in June.

ASA’s rule is similar to the NFHS rule and ASA has interpreted this bat to be legal as well. It is also legal per NCAA rules.  
I hope this addresses any questions you’ve received or may receive in the future. As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

Mary Struckhoff, NFHS Assistant Director, Softball Rules Editor/National Interpreter  (3/11/09)

• 2009-2010 Softball Bylaws
  Current year's softball tournament bylaws developed by the CCS Softball Committee including dates of committee meetings and CCS Playoff competition dates

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