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2019 AIA First Pitch Meeting

Join us for the 2019 AIA First Pitch Meeting where we will recognize outstanding officials, hear important updates, and review new baseball rules. Don't miss this informative and engaging event!

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2019 AIA First Pitch Meeting

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  1. Scroll to Slide #21 to start the presentation otherwise view the Area 99 Awards at the beginning. Left Click to advance through the presentation and Right Click to go back 2019 AIA First Pitch Meeting

  2. 2019 AIA First Pitch Meeting Please take your seats…. we are starting now.

  3. First Pitch Meeting Agenda: -Cell phones Off or On Vibrate -Bathrooms are in the back of this room -PICK UP YOUR TRASH….respect their house. -Private Conversations move away….. 6:00

  4. 2019 AIA First Pitch Meeting 6-830PM Thanks Arizona Diamondbacks & Chase Field for hosting our AIA First Pitch meeting! Garrett King & Ashley Grooms Arizona Diamondbacks

  5. 2019 AIA First Pitch Meeting Special Guest Christian Gonzales Cancer Survivor

  6. First Pitch Meeting Agenda: • Opening Remarks • Awards and Recognition: • AIA Years of Service for Area 99 • Playoff and State Championship Umpires • AZBOA Sub Varsity Official of the Year / Bob Raymond Award Winner • AIA Statewide First Pitch Meeting… • AIA State Commissioner remarks • Breakouts: (New Rules) (Situations) (Batting Order) • AIA Administrative items • Meeting Adjourned 8:15 PM

  7. Please welcome: New & Transfer Officials for 2019 Second Year Baseball Officials… 6:25 – 6:35

  8. 2019 Baseball Awards Area 99 Presenters: Brian Gessner, Jeanie Kosower

  9. Baseball Playoff Umpires 2018 Please stand…Congratulations! Area 99 had 180 playoff Umpire slots…. 91 different Umpires worked out of a total of 126 eligible Varsity Umpires (71%) 20 Umpires worked their first year of AIA Playoffs (24%) 3 of the 8 State Championship umpires worked their first ever! (38%) 43 Umpires resided in the West Valley 38 Umpires resided in the East Valley

  10. Years of Service AIA Baseball 2019 10 Years Brian Taylor Mark Stoltenberg Lance Wilson Larry Pickert (last year) 15 Years Scott Alford Scott Ehret Rich Pineda John Warner 20 Years Charles Caskey (last year) Mark Warner 25 Years Curtis Benyshek (last year) John Curfman Craig Friedley Harold Sakamoto Eric Vaughan 35 Years Dennis Meadows

  11. State Baseball Championship Crews 2018 Area 99 Division 6 Tim Hunt Rich Pineda Gary Gerwig Craig Friedley

  12. State Baseball Championship Crews 2018 Area 99 Division 5 Donley Hurd Jim Moore Jeff Starling Chris Gonzales

  13. AZBOA Sub Varsity Official of the Year 2019 Scott Snader Travis Cohen Brandon Maddux (2018) 6:25 – 6:35

  14. Bob Raymond Service Award Bob Raymond

  15. Bob Raymond Service Award Winner A career service award for exemplary leadership, dedication and service to Arizona Interscholastic Association, AZBOA and their Umpire Members.

  16. Bob Raymond Service Award Harold Sakamoto Mel Freund

  17. Thank you AZBOA Members Without your support we could not honor our fellow umpires.

  18. AIA Operational Committee AZBOA Trainers AZBOA Mentors AIA Scheduling Committee 6:25 – 6:35

  19. 2019 AIA First Pitch Meeting Welcome Flagstaff, Lake Havasu, Prescott, Tuba City, White Mountains…. Our meeting is being viewed by AIA Umpires all across the State!

  20. 2019 AIA First Pitch Meeting FYI…this presentation material is available via www.azboa.org for review

  21. 2019 Baseball First Pitch Meeting AIA State Commissioner of Officials Brian Gessner Slide #21 Start of Rules Presentation 6:15- 6:20

  22. AIA First Pitch Presentations: Information presented here is intended to unify our application of the rules, on field mechanics and AIA Baseball policies. If info is in conflict with what your Area Commissioner has told you, please contact them for clarification.

  23. 2019 New rules presentation Steve Huddleson & Jesse Phillips

  24. NFHS Rules Book as e-Books… • E-books features: • Searchable • Highlight areas of interest • Make notes • Desktop laptop availability • Easy navigation • Adjustable viewing size • Immediate availability www.nfhs.org

  25. Pivot foot and Pitching plateRule 6-1-3 From the SET POSITION Pitchers are no longer required to have their entire pivot foot in contact with the pitcher’s plate. Legal www.nfhs.org

  26. Pivot foot and Pitching plateRule 6-1-3 SET POSITION The pitcher shall stand with his entire non-pivot foot in front of a line extending through the front edge of the pitcher’s plate and with his pivot foot in contact with or directly in front of and parallel to the pitcher’s plate. Illegal www.nfhs.org

  27. Nfhs 2019 baseball Editorial changes

  28. BaseballsRule 1-3-1 The ball shall meet the current NOCSAE standard for baseballs effective January 1, 2020, which is an extension of the original implementation date of January 1, 2019. Balls that only have the NFHS Authenticating Mark are permissible for the 2019 season. Please remember that for all AIA games the baseball must have the NFHS stamp! www.nfhs.org

  29. Rule 8-2-6l • l. Last Time By. If a runner correctly touches a base that was missed (either in advancing or returning), the last time he was by the base, that last touch corrects any previous baserunning infraction (Exception 8-4-2q). • Rationale: Per 8-4-2q, a runner cannot correct the baserunning infraction once he touches a succeeding base while the ball is dead even if he correctly touches all bases the last time by. If he corrects PRIOR to the ball becoming dead, Last Time By applies. www.nfhs.org

  30. 2019 Points of Emphasis

  31. Sportsmanship — National Anthem STandoff National anthem standoffs do not reflect education-based athletics. Staring down opponents after the national anthem to try to intimidate them or refusing to leave the respective baseline before the other team departs is juvenile and disrespectful. Offenders will be first warned to go to their respective dugouts or position. If the warning is not heeded, then warn the Head Coach. Last resort of the umpire will be to eject the offenders and the Head Coach from the game. www.nfhs.org

  32. Compliant of Player’s equipment – Body/Chest protector Per a rule change approved in 2017, the catcher’s body/chest protector shall meet the NOCSAE standard effective January 1, 2020. www.nfhs.org

  33. Compliant of Player’s equipment - Helmets A face mask/guard attachment specifically designed for a particular helmet model may be attached after manufacture, provided that procedure is approved by the manufacturer and meets the NOCSAE standard at the time of manufacture. www.nfhs.org

  34. Compliant of Player’s equipment - Helmets Attachments lacking the NOCSAE stamp should be removed from play. www.nfhs.org

  35. Review of 2018 Changes

  36. BatsRule 1-3-2a2 Bats shall not have exposed rivets, pins, rough or sharp edges or any form of exterior fastener or attachments that would present a potential hazard. ILLEGAL www.nfhs.org

  37. Coach physically assisting runnerRules 2-21-1c, 5-1-2f, Dead Ball and Delayed dead ball table Rule language was updated to better reflect the 2017 rule change regarding a coach physically assisting a runner during playing action. If a runner is physically assisted by a coach, the runner is called out immediately and the ball remains live. www.nfhs.org

  38. Enforcement of NFHS Jewelry rule Jewelry, including necklaces, bracelets and earrings shall not be worn except for religious or medical medals. A religious medal must be taped and worn under the uniform. A medical alert must be taped and may be visible. WRISTBANDS are ILLEGAL and should be removed! www.nfhs.org

  39. Proper Pitching positions The windup is the second of two legal pitching positions. For the windup, the pitcher’s non-pivot foot shall be in any position on or behind a line extending through the front edge of the pitcher’s plate. LEGAL www.nfhs.org

  40. Proper Pitching positions The “hybrid” stance is illegal as it does not meet the requirements of either the windup or set positions. ILLEGAL www.nfhs.org

  41. Questions? Rules Changes 2017 & 18

  42. Batter Hit by Pitch Jeff Wood & Jake Gustafson

  43. Batter Hit by Pitch 2.39, 5.1.1a, 7.3.4, 8.1.1d Baseball Training Videos Presented by AZBOA “training the High School Umpire!”

  44. Batter Hit by Pitch • 5.1.1a - …the ball becomes dead when a pitch touches a batter or his clothing….even if he swings at the pitch. • 7.3.4 – The batter shall not… permit a pitched ball to touch him. Baseball Training Videos Presented by AZBOA “training the High School Umpire!”

  45. Let’s break the rule down: • 8.1.1d .1 – if he permits the ball to touch him…the hitting of the batter is disregarded. • We ignore the batter being hit by the pitch “if he permits” the pitched ball to hit him. • We will call time. Signal the batter back to the box and award a BALL or STRIKE based on where the pitch crossed the plate. Baseball Training Videos Presented by AZBOA “training the High School Umpire!”

  46. Let’s break the rule down.. • 7.3.4 – The batter shall not… permit a pitched ball to touch him. • SHALL NOT PERMIT…..this is the key to correctly identifying if the batter is to be awarded first base or not. Baseball Training Videos Presented by AZBOA “training the High School Umpire!”

  47. Defining “shall not permit”: • Batter shall not permit a pitched ball to hit him….. • in the strike zone OR any area over the plate • by intentionally moving any part of body into pitch • leaning into or rolling into the pitch • by freezing and not moving. • Batter is entitled to 1st base if the ball hit’s him….. • (as long as none of the above take place) • as he is moving away from the pitch • if the ball moves into the batter such as fastball running or tailing into the batter. • ducking from the pitch Baseball Training Videos Presented by AZBOA “training the High School Umpire!”

  48. Key Ideas: • Did the Batter swing at the pitch? • The ball hit the Batter or the batter moved to the ball? • Penalize the pitcher for pitches that run or tail into the batter! • Penalize the Batter for intentional acts! • Was the pitch a Strike? • Understand “shall not permit” Baseball Training Videos Presented by AZBOA “training the High School Umpire!”

  49. These ideas are not hard and fast… only guidelines to help with a decision • Key Ideas: • Did the ball hit the batter OR the bat? It happens fast….if unsure CALL TIME (if the ball is foul)! • Calling Time gives you an extra second to process what just happened… • Process the sound you heard….what you witnessed… • Read the body language of the batter. If he reacts in pain immediately it more than likely hit him…. • If in doubt look at where the ball supposedly struck him. Redness or welt = go to first. No marking = stay at the plate. Baseball Training Videos Presented by AZBOA “training the High School Umpire!”

  50. Baseball Training Videos Presented by AZBOA “training the High School Umpire!”

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