Come cheer on Carnarvon's two Tier 1 U10 Teams, the Panthers and Outlaws this weekend at Fireman's Park as they take on teams from South Vancouver Island in the 2018 SVI U10 Tier 1 District Tournament sponsored by Canpro Construction. The Concession will be open all weekend!

Tournament Rules

• SVI U10 Tier 1 Rules apply
• Only Coaches who are rostered with Softball BC may be on the field of play, including warm-up. 
• All Coaches must remain in the dugouts during defensive innings. No Coaches are allowed on the field during defensive innings.
• Teams to supply their own Scorekeepers; home team is the official Scorekeeper.
• Anyone warming-up a pitcher must have a face mask on, including Coaches. 
• Only 3-5 warm-up pitches per inning to try to stay on schedule.
• Pitchers must start their pitches from the rubber.
• Pitchers may pitch 2 innings, not necessarily consecutively. If the game goes over 4 innings, a pitcher may come back into the game for one more inning. 3 innings pitched is maximum.
• No player can sit-out more than one consecutive inning. Coaches to ensure that every player sits out one inning before any player sits out two.
• No Player is permitted to play in the same position for more than three innings per game.
• Runners are entitled to advance with liability to be put out once the ball leaves the pitcherÃ??Ã?¢??s hand.
• No stealing on the throwback to the pitcher at the end of the play.
• If a batter receives a base on balls, they may attempt to go to 2nd base on a pass ball from that ball 4 pitch.  Still just the ONE stolen base per pitch. 
• Players may not steal additional bases on a throw from the catcher to a base. This is to encourage catchers and infielders to practice defensive plays for stolen bases but not be penalized by bad throws or errors by their teammates.
• No maximum extra bases on a batted ball in play.
• When the catcher is on base with two outs. The catcher is to be replaced as a base runner by the last player recorded as an out. This is to speed up the play and turnover between half innings.
• A batted ball that crosses the chalkline before it touches the ground will be considered a Home Run.  If a batted ball rolls over the chalkline, it will be considered a ground rule double.