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Monday, August 3
Click here for Action Pictues of NEBAS Playoffs taken by SideLineFoto.com
Action pictures of:
Major A- Ramsey v. Old Tappan- SEMIFINAL GAME
Major A- River Edge v. Hillsdale - SEMIFINAL GAME
Major B- Harrington Park v. Paramus- FINALS !!!
Major B- Westwood v. Paramus - SEMIFINAL GAME
Minor A- Harrington Park v. River vale- FINALS !!!!!
Minor A- Old Tappan r. River Vale- SEMIFIANL GAME
Minor B- Teaneck v. Closter- FINALS !!!
Minor B Int.- River Vale v. Montvale - FINALS !!!
Pee Wee A- Ridgewood v. Washington Township- FINALS!!!
Pee Wee A- Norwood v. Washington Township- SEMIFINAL GAME
Pee wee A-Palisades Sparkill v. Ridgewood -SEMFINAL GAME
Monday, March 2
NEBAS in the News-Click here to read the story!
Suburbanite article covering the NEBAS 2008 Summer Major A Semifinals.
Sunday, June 14
SUMMER DAYS OF PLAY:
Level of Play
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Game 1 |
Game 2 |
Game 3 ( if any)
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| Senior |
Tuesday |
Thursday |
Saturday (possible 4th day
if there is odd number of teams)
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| Junior |
Monday |
Wednesday
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Saturday-possible 4th day
if there is an odd number of teams)
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Major A
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Tuesday |
Thursday
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Plus 2 Saturdays during
the season plus a possible
3rd day if there is an odd
number of teams.
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Major B
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Monday |
Wednesday
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Plus 2 Saturdays during
the season plus a possible
3rd day if there is an odd
number of teams.
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Minor A
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Monday |
Wednesday
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(additional day with
odd number of teams)
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| Minor B |
Tuesday |
Thursday
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(additional day with
odd number of teams)
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Minor B Intermediate
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Monday |
Thursday |
(additional day with
odd number of teams)
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Pee Wee A
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Wednesday |
Saturday
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(additional day with
odd number of teams)
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Pee Wee B
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Tuesday |
Friday
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(additional day with
odd number of teams)
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REPORTING GAME SCORES:
THE WINNING TEAM'S COACH SHOULD FOLLOW THE BELOW GUIDELINES FOR REPORTING SCORES:
Please email all your scores to the website manager. Click the blue NEBAS SCORES HOTLINE link below. As scores are sent in we will update the standings within 48 hours so everyone can follow their position in the league. When reporting a score please include the following information:
1. The level of play( Major A, Major B ...)
2. The 2 teams who played, the date of the scheduled game, and the date that the game was played.
3. The score
4. The name of the pitchers who pitched on both teams and the innings they threw.
CLICK HERE TO EMAIL SCORES
A typical report should read like this:
Major A
June 15th game played on June 21st
Closter 4
Old Tappan 6
Pitchers for Old Tappan,
Smith 3
Jones 3
Pitchers for Closter
Green 3
White 3
Sunday, February 15
2009 SUMMER Rules Review
Pitching
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Calendar pitching week is Monday through Sunday.
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If a player pitches 1-3 innings, one complete calendar day of rest is required. (If a player pitches 1-3 innings, that player cannot pitch the next day).
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If a player pitches 4-6 innings, three complete calendar days of rest are required. (If a player pitches 4-6 innings, that player cannot pitch the next three days).
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A player cannot pitch more than 6 innings in a calendar-pitching week.
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Violation of the pitching rules will result in the forfeiture of the game by the Team found guilty of the violation.
Baseballs
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All levels except Pee Wee “B” use LLB or LLB 1
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Pee Wee “B” Teams use Rif 10 Baseballs
Age Eligibility
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Age eligibility is May 1. The League Age for a player is what his/her age is on May 1, 2009.
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Whatever level a player played in their respective Towns Recreation Program will be the same level that they can participate in NEBAS Tournament Play. Any player who played on 60-90 field in spring as a regular player is not eligible for NEBAS. (Can have been used as a call up)
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Violation of this rule will result in the forfeiture of the game by the Team found guilty of the violation.
Wednesday, January 7
2008 Summer Champions
Congratulations to our
2008 SUMMER NEBAS CHAMPIONS
MAJOR A - NEW MILFORD (defeated Rivervale 4-2)
MAJOR B - RIVERVALE (defeated Hillsdale 3-2 7 inning)
MINOR A - PARK RIDGE (defeated Rivervale 7-5)
MINOR B - RIDGEWOOD (defeated Hillsdale 6-5)
MINOR B INTER - RIVERVALE (defeated Leonia 10-5)
PEE WEE A - MONTVALE (defeated Wash Twnshp 13-3)
Monday, June 12
MAKEUP GAMES / RESCHEDULING GUIDELINES
Any postponed game must be made up within 7 days of the cancelled game. The home team will offer the visiting team 3 dates to makeup the game. That level coordinator should also be emailed with these same dates. These days should be a weekday other than a day when that level will be playing. Once an agreement on the date is made by the two managers, it's the responsibility of the Home team to confirm with the Umpire assignor for that Town on the agreed upon make up date. Once the umpire has confirmed the date, the Home Team will contact or email back the confirmation to both the visiting manager and the League Coordinator. This way the umpire , the two Managers and the Level coordinator have the same dates and confirmation of play.
Tuesday, June 26
Game Continuation Rule
Little League Rule
Section 4.12
(b) The lineup and batting order of both teams shall be the same as the line up and batting order at the moment the game was halted, subject to rules governing substitution. Any player may be replaced by a player who was not in the game prior to halting the original game. No player once removed before the game was halted may be returned to the lineup unless covered by Rule 3.03
Pitching Rules
-Pitching week runs from Monday to Sunday with Little League rules in force at ALL times. Violation of the pitching rules will result in the forfeiture of the game by the team found guilty of the violation.
-Little League Regulations VI, The Pitchers (E) does not apply. There is no limit on the number of pitchers in a game.General Pitching Rules
-Calendar pitching week is Monday through Sunday.
-Delivery of 1 pitch ( warm up included) in an inning constitutes having pitched 1 full inning.
-If a player pitches 1-3 innings, one complete calendar day of rest is required. (If a player pitches 1-3 innings, that player cannot pitch the next day).
-If a player pitches 4-6 innings, three complete calendar days of rest are required. (If a player pitches 4-6 innings, that player cannot pitch the next three days).
-A player cannot pitch more than 6 innings in a calendar pitching week.
When is a ball FAIR or FOUL ? Click below:
The above link clearly explains the rulings on when a ball can be called FAIR or FOUL.
The Infield Fly Rule
Click the link above for a clear explanation of the infield fly rule and its effects on both the batter and the runners.
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