Classification
Classification for
Hispanic E : To
be qualified as a Hispanic E team , the
team must be predominately E with no
more than 3 D class bumps . (1 B/C
ballplayer will reclassify the E team to
a Hispanic Recreation)
Classification for
Hispanic Rec :
To be qualified as a Hispanic Rec team ,
the team must be predominately D with
more than 3 C class bumps
Classification for
Hispanic Comp :
To be qualified as a Hispanic Comp team
, the team will have a minimum of 4 B/C
ball players .
In the case that a
Hispanic E or Hispanic Rec team exceed
the limited amount of players allowed,
the tournament director reserves the
right to reclassify the team on the spot
.
Participation Eligibility
Teams participating in
the Hispanic Program will be allowed to
have 5 players that are not of Hispanic
origin on their roster. Only 3 can be
allowed to participate in the game at
the same time on offense or defense.
Players that are married
to a Hispanic or have a Hispanic Parent
are considered to be Hispanic. This
player(s) will NOT be considered as part
of the 5 non- Hispanic players.
USSSA and USSSA Hispanic
Program are two separate entities
therefore,
If a player
is on a USSSA roster, that player can
ALSO be on a separate roster for the
Hispanic Program. This advantage can
also apply to a team. A manager can have
a team registered for USSSA and or USSSA
Hispanic Program. Since they are two
separate programs the point system will
also be two separate point systems.
Homerun and Run Spot info
Hispanic E vs. Hispanic
E 1 Homerun and then outs / no run
spot
Hispanic E vs
Recreation 2 Homeruns and then outs
/ 4 run spot
Recreation vs
Recreation 2 Homeruns and then
outs / no run spot
Hispanic E vs
Competitive 3 Homeruns and then outs
/ 8 run spot
Recreation vs
Competitive 3 Homeruns and
then outs / 4 run spot
Comp vs Comp
5 Homeruns and then outs / no run spot
Rosters
All rosters will need to
filled out and turned in before the
second game . It will be the managers or
coach's responsibility to turn in the
roster . Failure to do so may cost the
team to lose the game.
Protest
In order to file a
protested , the protesting team must
first have a roster turned in order for
the protest to be granted .
Classification Protest
: In example "too many of upper class
players". A list of the of the list of
first and last names will be required of
the list of players .
Eligibility Protest: Name
the player in question , players must
then provide proof of eligibility such
as marriage license , birth certificate
etc.
Roster Protest : A player
can only be on ONE roster at the
tournament. (NOTE: this is a Hispanic
Qualifier players maybe on separate
rosters in the USSSA system for the
regular USSSA program.)
Each Protest the fee will
be $100 cash , refundable if the protest
is won by the protesting team . In the
event that the protesting team loses the
protest , the $100 will not be refunded
.
All other rules and
guidelines will be governed by the 2011
USSSA Rule Book .
