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How do you measure distance from pitchers mound to home plate?
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Do you measure the distance from the pitchers mound to home plate from the back corner of home plate?
Yes.
What is distance from pitchers mound to home plate?
60 feet, 6 inches
How far is it from home plate to the pitchers mound in MLB?
60 feet, 6 inches.
How is the distance from pitchers mound to home plate measured?
The Pitching Distance is measured from the front center of the pitcher's rubber to the apex (back corner) of home plate.
How far is it from home plate to the pitchers mound in girls softball?
46 feet
How far is the pitchers mound from home plate in college softball?
43 feet
How far is the pitchers mound to home plate in fastpitch softball 12u?
The pitchers mound is 40 feet from home plate with younger girl, 43 feet for older girls.
How far is it from home plate to pitchers mound in little league softball?
40 feet.
What is the difference in height between a women's college softball pitchers mound and home plate?
There is no height difference. A softball mound is not raised like a baseball mound.
What is the distance between home plate and pitchers mound for 15 and under girls softball?
the distane from home plate to the pichers mound in 15 year old softball is 40 feet
How far is the pitchers mound to home plate for California high school girls softball?
60
What is the distance between pitchers mound and home plate in high school softball?
43 feet
How far is it from home plate to pitchers mound in women's fast pitch softball?
43 feet
For fastpitch softball how do you measure from the pitchers mound to homeplate. Is it from the back of the pitchers mound to the back of homeplate or front of mound to back of plate?
Measure from the front edge of the pitching rubber to the back tip of home plate.
How far is the softball mound from home plate in Senior softball?
The distance from the pitchers mound to home plate (the back of home plate to the front of the pitchers plate) is 43 feet. It was recently moved back from 40 feet to help both the pitcher and the batter with the transition to college ball (which is also 43 feet).
