CRPD BAT

RESTRICTIONS

• Bats shall be made of wood, aluminum, or ceramic. No 100% composite bats. No fiber-wrapped or non-aluminum coated bats.
• Handles only of two piece constructed bats may be composite. No composite in the barrel.  The barrel of the bat may contain composite materials, but it must be an inner layer or core. NO COMPOSITE MATERIAL IS ALLOWED ON THE OUTER LAYER OF THE BARREL. Bats such as the Easton CV-12, and the Redline C-Core are now legal.
• All newer single wall aluminum bats are approved as long as they are ASA stamped and do not exceed the 1.20 BPF rating. All newer bats must have ASA stamp, manufacturer’s label, and not exceed the 1.20 BPF rating.
• Older bats with worn graphics from long time usage will be left up to the discretion of the umpire. Older bats may be dented to some degree. However, bats with cracks will not be allowed.
• Multi-wall bats may contain but not limited to:  

  Rubber                                               Fluid/liquidGraphite                                             Magnesium

  Scandium Alloy                                   Steel

  Lithium                                               Percentage of titanium not 100%

  Composite material as an inner layer ONLY

• These, and other materials, are designed to strengthen the outer walls of aluminum bats to help limit denting over long time usage. Multi-wall bats may not exceed the 1.20 BPF rating.

• No wood or aluminum fungo bats.

• Bats must be designed for softball (no baseball or little league bat) and may not be altered or tampered with not limited to, sanding, corking, heating, shaving, rolling, etc. Re-taping of handles will not be considered as altered.

• Any bat that is currently on the ASA Non-Approved list will never be allowed for use in CRPD league games. Many bats on the ASA approved list may not be CRPD compliant.

  Any bat on the asasoftball.com website that has the blue C icon next to the name WILL NOT be allowed..

• Managers are responsible for their teams’ equipment.  If in doubt, don’t bring it to the field.
• The umpire will have the authority to remove any bat they suspect has been altered or non-compliant in any way. The judgment is left entirely to the discretion of the umpire in any given game. Penalty: The game shall immediately be forfeited if: 1)a player takes a position in the batter’s box with any bat that has been previously removed by the umpire in accordance with this rule, or 2) if a bat is found to be illegal after it is used.
• Borchard Park Field #3 will have no home run restrictions.

This list complies with the City of Oxnard's Recreation/Community Services and the Pleasant Valley Recreation and Parks District's approved bat list.

LINK TO ASA CERTIFIED BAT LIST

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2012 Adult Spring/Summer Softball Registration Packet

SEASONS
SPRING/SUMMER   March - July
FALL                         September - December

DIVISIONS/ DAYS OF PLAY

MEN'S		Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
WOMEN'S		Monday
CO-ED		Wednesday, Sunday
CHURCH		Friday

LEAGUE FACILITIES
Borchard Community Park (BOP)
190 Reino Road, Newbury Park, CA 91320

Pepper Tree Playfield (PT)
3729 Old Conejo Road, Newbury Park, CA 91320

Thousand Oaks Community Park (TOC)
2525 North Moorpark Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360

INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS LIST
Don't have a full team? If your team needs a few more players or if you are an individual looking to join a team -- use the list! Individual Players List is available to registered team managers. To be added, e-mail or call (805)495-4674 with the following info: Name, Cell Phone, Home Phone. NOTE: Players can only be added through the 8th week of the Season.

                       2012 SCMAF Softball Umpire Certification Course

                                           
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