2008 Schedules are now available online.
Tournament Information is now available!!!!!! click Here for info
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SUMMER SOFTBALL SUPER CAMP: Jim McGowan, Head Coach for the Bay Shore Varsity Softball team is holding a summer softball camp in Bay Shore. We want to encourage all softball players to participate in this camp. It is truly a special opportunity for your daughter and there are spots available. The camp is being run June 30th through July 3rd from 9am-12noon at the 5th ave School in Bay Shore. The cost is $80 We had great feedback from the girls who participated last year. They all truly benefited from the instructions given by Coach McGowan and his staff. If interested, click here for a form. BAY SHORE SOFTBALL SUPER CAMP - 2008 “EXPERIENCE THE TRADITION” WHEN: June 30; July 1, 2, 3 WHERE: 5TH Ave. Elementary School FEE: $80 TIME: 9 - 12 The camp will be staffed by coaches from the Bay Shore Program, as well as former high school All-Americans. Additionally, the high school players will also assist. Directions: Sunrise Hwy. to 5th Ave. South. 5th Ave. Elementary School is located on the southeast corner of 5th Ave. & Sunrise Hwy. Fields are in the back. For further information contact:
Jim McGowan @ 631-647-7347(H) 631-968-1199(W) 631-944-2059(C)
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RULES UPDATE
New Addition to Regulation IV (i)
An addition to Regulation IV with regard to Minor League Baseball and Minor
League Softball will permit a defensive player who has played defensively since
the start of a half-inning to be credited with having played for three defensive
outs when that half-inning is shortened by the five-run limit.
The addition to Regulation IV (i) below is to take effect on Feb. 15, 2008. It
will be included in the 2009 rule books.
Note 3: In Minor League, if a half-inning ends because of the imposition
of the five-run limit in “Rule 2.00 – Inning,” and a player on the defense has
played for the entire half-inning, that player will be considered to have
participated for three consecutive defensive outs for the purposes of this rule.
However, if the player has not played on defense for the entire half-inning,
that player will be credited only as having played for the number of outs that
occurred while the player was used defensively.