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The distance from home plate to the pitcher's rubber in Fastpitch/14U/16U/18U is 40 Feet.
(4u - 5)(2u - 1)
2u2(17u2 + 7)
yes, there are tons of sliders teams 12u 14u and 16u.....
Not very likely. However you may have a chance if you are a Gold level team, travel extensively and are winning high profile tournaments.
some of the fastest pitchers throw about 100 mph. The record is 104.5
yes if you pay atttention to the umps they really dont care what kind of bat they use that and they dont pay that good of attention
Some leagues are divided by school grade levels, 1st grade, 2nd grade, etc. Travel softball such as NSA and ASA are in ages: 8U: 8 and under 10U: 10 and under 12U: 12 and under 14U: 14 and under 16U: 16 and under 18U: 18 and under The rules for aging in NSA say that for example 14U: If I was 14 on or before January first of this year, I cannot play 14U or lower, I must play 16U or higher. This means that if I turn 15 on January second of this year, I could play 14U until next year.
If she also played for the association or rec dept for whose all-star team she plays then yes. Our local rec dept plays all the 14u games during the week and several of the girls play on travel teams during the weekend. This includes 2 13 year olds that play on our 16u travel teams as we are getting them ready for high school ball in a year or two.
3u2-1
It does not exist in French as far as I know. 14U is an American classification in some sports for 13-14 years old, 16U for 15-16 years old, and there's no 15U. If these terms do exist in French, it must be from some very specific entity, it's definitely not something common in France. Some more context would help.
In the 14U Little League division, the standard home run distance is typically set at 300 feet for the outfield fences. However, this can vary based on the specific league and field configurations. It's important for leagues to establish their own guidelines regarding field dimensions, so checking with the local league is advisable for precise measurements.