Baseball pitch count chart 2025

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The document is a pitch count chart for baseball games used by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA). It includes sections for recording the names of pitchers from both visiting and home teams, their total pitches, and emphasizes a daily pitching limit of 105 pitches applicable during all regular season and postseason games.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the baseball pitch count chart in the editor.
Begin by entering the date and location at the top of the form. This sets the context for your pitch count records.
Fill in the names of visiting team pitchers in the designated fields. You can list up to ten pitchers, ensuring accurate tracking of each player's pitch count.
As each pitcher throws, record their pitches in the corresponding boxes. The total for each pitcher will automatically update as you input data.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 for home team pitchers, ensuring all relevant data is captured for both teams.
Monitor the running totals displayed on the form to ensure compliance with daily limitations, which caps pitches at a maximum of 105 per day.

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How fast should a 9 year old be able to pitch?

In accordance with Little League rules, maximum pitches permitted are as follows: Age 7 8 - 50 pitches per game. Age 9 10 - 75 pitches per game.

What is the pitch count in baseball?

The league age pitch counts for Little League Baseball are as follows: Ages 13-16 95 pitches per day. Ages 11-12 85 pitches per day. Ages 9-10 75 pitches per day.

How many pitches should a 9 year old pitch?

AgeDaily Max (Pitches in Game)2 Days Rest 7-8 50 36-50 9-10 75 36-50 11-12 85 36-50 13-14 95 36-503 more rows

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What is a good pitch count for a 9 year old?

Pitchers 12 and under should have two days of rest after throwing 50 pitches. From ages 13-18, pitchers can throw up to 60 pitches on two days of rest. Avoid playing positions with a high throw frequency, such as catcher, third base, or outfield, after pitching.