Boys baseball
SPORT MANAGERS
Rich Landis, Southlake Christian Academy
704-608-2163 Cell or 704-949-2311 Office
rlandis4@aol.com
SPORT chairs
1A Robert Kravitz, TIC
Lawrence Academy
252-482-4748
coachk007@hotmail.com
1A Site Director: Rob Salter, CPIC, GS,
252-230-7079, salterr@greenfieldschol.org
2A: Dan Bozarth, TAC
Caldwell Academy. 336-456-5048
dan.bozarth@caldwellacademy.com
2A Site Director: Bob Iannucci, Rocky Mount Academy -
252-955-0287. biannucci@rmacademy.com
3A: Jason Grove, CAA, RGS,
706-982-9339, jgrove@rabungap.org
3A Site Director: Greg Simmons, CISAA, CCS,
704-363-7146, greg.simmons@charchrist.com
DATES AND SITES
1A - May 12 (or 11 if both heads of schools agree) at the site of the higher seed, and on May 15, 18 and 19, 2012 at Fleming Stadium in Wilson.
2A - May 12 (or 11 if both heads of schools agree) at the site of the higher seed, and May 15, 18 and 19, 2012 at Rocky Mount Academy.
3A - May 12 (or 11 if both heads of schools agree) at the site of the higher seed, and May 15, 18 and 19 2012 at Charlotte Christian School.
GENERAL TOURNAMENT GUIDELINES: See RULES/REGULATIONS page
SEEDING: Each NCISAA conference with 4 or more participating schools in a specific classification will receive an automatic bid. The remaining tournament teams will be selected at large by the seeding committee - who will also seed the tournament - on Wednesday, May 9, 2012 at 1:00 PM at Greensboro Day School. Schools playing in a multiple classification conferences will be eligible for selection to the tournament in their classification. The All-State Selection Committee will meet prior to the Seeding Committee.
1A seeding committee
Robert Kravitz, Chair, TIC, LA, 252-482-4748
Hank Dahl, SPAA, SCS
Bryan Walker, CCC, CCS
Arnold Harwood, SEIC, WA
Scott Summers, CPIC, WCDS
At-Large:
Burlington Christian Academy
The Elon School
Hickory Christian Academy
N. Hills Christian School
Shannon Forest Chr. Sch.
Statesville Christian School
Trinity School of CH/Durham
2A seeding committee
Chris Keown - EPIC, St. Davids, 919-274-3041 ckeown@gmail.com
Tim Kirk, MAC, FACS
Winfred Johnston, CFIC, HCA
Dan Bozarth, TAC, CA
At Large
Asheville Christian Academy
Carolina Day School
Coastal Christian HS
Davidson Day School
First Assembly Christian Sch.
Northside Christian Academy
Victory Christian Ctr. School
Westminster Catawba Chr.
3A seeding committee
Jason Grove, Chair, CAA, RGS, 706-982-9339 jgrove@rabungap.org
Corey Gesell,, PACIS, HPCA
Jim Cerbie, CISAA, PDS
Ronnie Bost, MAC, HGBCS
Verle Regnerus, TISAC, DA
At-Large:
Asheville School
Christ School
Rabun Gap School
OFFICIALS: The host team will provide officials certified by the state officials' association. These officials will be paid directly from gat e receipts. A three man crew will be used for semi- finals and finals.
GAME BALLS: Game balls when not furnished by a sponsor should be provided by the home team. Other necessary equipment will also be provided by the home team. A Wilson A1010 should be used.
ADMISSION: Unless otherwise specified, admission for NCISAA play-off events is $7.00 per adult and $5.00 per NCISAA student. Children under the age of eight will be admitted free. 100% of gate receipts, after approved expenses, is due the NCISAA.
1A/2A/3A RULES: First and second round games will be played at the site of the higher seeded team. In all games, the higher seeded team is the home team. Rained out games must be played on the next available playing date and will be resumed at the point of interruption. No player may pitch more than 10 innings during any consecutive three-day period. One pitch constitutes an inning pitched or an appearance. All games will be single elimination play-offs except for the championship which will be a 2 out of 3 series in which the higher seed will be the home team in the first and third games. The ten run rule should be employed after five innings.
National High School Federation rules will apply to all cases not specifically covered by these regulations. Any member school must play a minimum of 4 contests on 4 separate dates to be eligible to participate in state play-off competition.
SUSPENDED GAMES: A game called for any reason, where a winner cannot be determined will be treated as a suspended game. If the game is to be completed it will be continued from the point of suspension, with the lineup and batting order of each team the same as the lineup and batting order at the moment of suspension, subject to the rules of the game. If more than 4 ½ innings have been played and a winner can be determined, the game is over (including play off games). After 5 innings, if the visiting team scores a tying or go ahead run in their top half of the inning and the home team does not have an opportunity to bat or complete its time at bat, the game is treated as a suspended game. If a game is called prior to the completion of a full inning after fifth inning, the game becomes a suspended game in the following situation: The visiting team has scored one or more runs to tie the score or to take the lead, and the home team has not tied the score or retaken the lead. PLAY – The sixth inning begins with score H-6, V-5. Visitors score two runs in their half of the inning. Game is called because of rain with (a) two outs in the bottom of the sixth and the score H-6, V-7 or (b) following the completion of the home team’s turn at bat with the score H-6, V-7. RULING: In (a) the game is suspended and resumed on the next possible date at the point of interruption. In (b) the game is official, with the final score H-6, V-7. A suspended game does not count against the weekly limitations in the week in which it is completed.
ROTATION: See RULES/REGULATIONS page.
| awards | 1a | 2a | 3a |
| State Championship Trophy | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| State Runner-Up Trophy | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Individual Gold Medals to Championship Team | 20 | 20 | 20 |
| Individual Silver Medals to Runner-Up Team | 20 | 20 | 20 |
