Most aluminum alloy and composite bat manufacturers recommend against using their bats in a batting cage if the cage uses the yellow dimpled pitching machine balls. If it uses regular balls then it isn't a huge problem. You will just be wasting some of the pop in the bat. It is best to buy a wood bat to use for batting practice. It keeps your game bat fresh and it teaches you to hit the ball on the sweet spot.
No, Composite bats will not be allowed after the 2011 Spring season for high school baseball
no they arent composite but they will be outlawed in high school with the composites because of the square handle
yes. supposedly composite bats are banned. but it might be reversed because there has to be a certain stamp the new bats have to have in order to beused and none of the old bats have it. so technically they arent.
Westisle Composite High School was created in 1979.
Bellerose Composite High School was created in 1988.
Salisbury Composite High School was created in 1953.
Strathcona Composite High School was created in 1908.
Beaumont Composite High School was created in 1988.
Parkland Composite High School was created in 1968.
Salisbury Composite High School's motto is 'Sic Sursum'.
No, BBCOR bats are required for high school baseball. BBCOR stands for "Batted Ball Coefficient of Restitution."
Harry Ainlay Composite High School was created in 1966.