It's becomming more and more popular as time goes by, but being from the California, I'd have to say the West Coast... particularly Southern California. The calibur of play is more advanced, and there are more little league teams, travel teams, ect. If you ever watch college softball or even look at the stats of team USA softball, the majority of players are from California. The olympic softball training facility is even located in Chula Vista Ca, (near San Diego).
They are pretty much NOTHING in common.
Using a scorebook...
It depends on the precautions and the situation. UCL tears are common or tennis elbows and tendonitous. Like I said though, it just depends on the situations but those injuries are common in softball
They have almost everything in common. The only differences are: A softball is bigger, but it isn't as hard as a baseball. Softball games are usually six or seven innings. Unlike the American League in pro baseball, there are no designated hitters in softball.
The word 'softball' is a common, compound, singular noun. The word 'game' is a common, singular noun.The term 'softball game' can be considered a noun phrase(any word or group of words based on a noun or pronoun, without a verb) or an open spaced compound noun (the noun softball and the noun game joined to form a word with a meaning of its own).
As a softball player myself, my friend plays first. But, leftys can really play any position. first is most common.
No, the noun softball is a common noun, a word for any game of softball or any softball.A proper noun is the name of a specific person, place, thing, or a title; for example:Amateur Softball Association of AmericaThe National Softball Hall of Fame, Oklahoma City, OKSoft Saskatchewan, Regina SK, CanadaSoftball Australia, Collingwood VIC, Australia
Volleyball and Softball both have balls. haha. Most people who do volleyball also do softball. They involve short sprints and rules. Hope this helps :p
Yes, it is a common noun. An exmaple of a Proper name would be Major League Baseball.
Female, they also have softball leagues for adults. Which is usually co-ed. Both genders play softball although it is more common to see all female or co-ed teams than it is to see all male teams.
varies form your feet to your head
Home plate because every batter starts there... What are you even asking? How can a base be most common?