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WELCOME PARENTS:
Thank You for allowing your children to participate in sports at Boger City Optimist. We welcome all parents to become BC Optimist Members. If you have any questions or need more information please contact:
Dee Brittain (704) 240-2328
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Boger City Optimist is now accepting Registration for Basketball
K-12th Boys and K-12th Girls.
You can register one of two ways:
at Domino's Pizza in Lincolnton (until Sun, Dec 11th),
or
Bring Registration & money to OPEN GYM at the Block Smith Gym on (Mon, Dec 12th), (Tues Dec 13th), and (Thurs, Dec 15th).
Open Gym Times are for all Registered and New Register Players
Mon, Tues, & Thurs (Dec 12th, 13th, & 15th)
6 pm to 7:15 pm (K - 5th grade)
7:15 pm to 8:30 pm (6th grade & Older)
Late Registration fee after December 1st is $65.00
For more information contact:
Dee Brittain (704)240-2328
Deadline is December 15th!
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2012 DIXIE YOUTH BAT - ADOPTED RULE CHANGES
Official Playing Rules
1.10 All Bats (C) - Page 29-30 Change to read:
*1.10 (a) All bats will meet the following specifications:
ALL BATS
(1) 2 ¼” wood bats are approved for play in all age divisions.
(1) 2 ¼” barrel non-wood bats which are manufactured to achieve a Bat Performance
Factor (BPF) of 1.15 or less through the life of the bat are approved for play in
“Dixie Youth Baseball”. Non-wood bats include aluminum/metal alloy bats and bats
made with composite materials . NOTE: All 2 ¼” composite barrel bats manufactured by
a licensed bat company which are clearly marked “Approved for Play in Dixie YouthBaseball” and stamped “BPF 1.15” will be legal for league and tournament play if it has
a manufacture date stamp of 2012 or later. Older aluminum/metal alloy 2 ¼” bats which
do not have the BPF 1.15 stamp on the bat are allowed if stamped approved for play in
Dixie Youth Baseball.
(2) All approved 2 ¼” non-wood barrel bats manufactured by a licensed bat company which
are clearly marked “Approved for Play in Dixie Youth Baseball” and stamped “BPF1.15” will be legal for league and tournament play.
(3) The following bats do not have to bear DYB markings, but must not bear the markings
of any other program:
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a) Wood bats; and
b) T-ball bats
(4) Any bat stamped for T-Ball cannot be used in games played in the AA, AAA, Majors or
“O”Zone divisions due to the manufacturing standards for such bats.
(5) All bats shall not be less than 25” nor more than 33” in length. (Exception: 24” bats may
be used in A Division (T-Ball) play only).
(6) The handle of any bat may have a gripping material not to exceed 16” from the knob.
COMPOSITE BATS
(2) All 2 ¼” composite barrel bats manufactured by a licensed bat company which are
clearly marked “ Approved for Play in Dixie Youth Baseball” and stamped “BPF 1.15”
will be legal for league and tournament play if it has a manufacture date stamp of 2012
or later.
(3) 2 ¼” composite barrel bats manufactured by a licensed bat company which are clearly
marked “ Approved for Play in Dixie Youth Baseball” but does not have a “BPF 1.15”
stamp will not be legal for league and tournament play unless is shown on a list of
approved bats on the Dixie website at www.dixie.org/dyb .
(4) The handle of composite bats shall be no less than ¾” plus/minus 1/32” in diameter and
the barrel no more than 2¼” plus/minus 1/32” in diameter.
(5) A composite bat must be a safe unit of multi-material construction.
ALUMINUM / METAL ALLOY BATS
(1) Newly manufactured aluminum/metal alloy 2 ¼” bats are required to have both “BPF 1.15”and “Approved for Play in Dixie Youth Baseball” stamped on the bat. Older
aluminum/metal alloy 2 ¼” bats which do not have the BPF 1.15 stamp on the bat are
allowed if stamped approved for play in Dixie Youth Baseball.
(2) The handle of aluminum/metal alloy bats shall be no less than ¾” plus/minus 1/32” in
diameter and the barrel no more than 2¼” plus/minus 1/32” in diameter and may be made
with composite materials.
(3) An aluminum/metal alloy bat must be a safe, one- or two-piece construction of hollow
aluminum, metal alloy or magnesium.
(4) Aluminum/Metal Alloy bats with “plugged” barrel ends must be manufactured so that the
rubber, vinyl or other type “plug” is mechanically and permanently affixed to the bat.
(5) The knob on the handle of an aluminum/metal alloy bat must be permanently attached.
(6) The term “one-piece construction” shall be defined to include the permanently affixed plug
and attached knob described above for aluminum/metal alloy bats.
WOOD BATS
(1) The handle of wood bats shall be no less than 7/8” plus/minus 1/32” in diameter and the
barrel no more than 2¼” plus/minus 1/32” in diameter.
(2) A wood bat must be a safe, solid, one-piece, rounded stick of flame treated or natural
finish, hardwood construction.
*1.10(b) 2 5/8” Bats(1) “O”Zone Division - Big barrel bats with a length not to exceed 33” and a barrel
diameter no more than 2 5/8” plus or minus 1/32” in diameter are approved for play
during regular season and tournament play only in the “O”Zone Division.
(2) Majors, AAA, AA & A Divisions – Bats with a barrel diameter greater than 2¼ inches
are not allowed in Majors, AAA, AA and A Division play.
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*1.10(c) Any batter who uses an illegal bat shall be called out and all runners shall return to the
bases occupied by them at the time such batter took his position in the batter’s box if protested by
the opposing team manager prior to the first pitch to the next batter.
Click on Link Below for Approved Bat List
Dixie Youth Approved Bat List
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Boger City Optimist & Abernethy Chevrolet are Proud to announce our Partnership with the Nationwide program,
2011 Chevy Youth Baseball!!!
This partnership is designed to support the development of youth baseball in our local area and to give back to the community.
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We are pleased to announce the winners of the 2011 Chevy Youth Baseball Fundraiser!
Grand Prize Winner Amanda Stilwell
Greer, South Carolina
Amanda will receive her choice of a new2011 Chevrolet Equinox or Cruze!
The winning ticket came from Northwood Little League.
The sponsoring dealership is Bradshaw Chevrolet in Greer, SC.
(Part of the Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson-Asheville Carolina Chevy Dealers)
The following Second-Prize Winners will receive a Panasonic 50-inch flat screen television and a Blu-Ray disc player!
Atlanta LMA Winner: Jill Sagro of Cumming, GA (winning ticket from Andean Chevrolet’s Central Park Athletic Association)
Charlotte LMA Winner: Edwin Pepper of Concord, NC (winning ticket from Ben Mynatt Chevrolet’s Odell Recreation Association)
Chattanooga LMA Winner: Linda Helton of Ooltewah, TN (winning ticket from Mountain View Chevrolet’s Red Bank Dixie Youth Baseball)
Columbus LMA Winner: Sherri Cash of Waverly, AL (winning ticket from Lynch Chevrolet’s Auburn Baseball Softball Association)
Ft. Myers LMA Winner: Virginia Sallee of Ft. Myers, FL (winning ticket from Victory Layne Chevrolet’s South Fort Myers Little League)
Greensboro LMA Winner: Nick Freitag of Eden, NC (winning ticket from Tri-City Chevrolet’s Eden Family YMCA and Boys and Girls Club of Eden)
GSAA LMA Winner: Julie Conlan of Greer, SC (winning ticket from Bradshaw Chevrolet’s Northwood Little League)
Jacksonville LMA Winner: Rick Langford of Fernandina Beach, FL (winning ticket from Ron Anderson Chevrolet’s Fernandina Beach Babe Ruth)
Knoxville LMA Winner: Dawn Shaw of Crossville, TN (winning ticket from Dave Kirk Automotive’s Crossville Youth Baseball/Softball)
Lexington LMA Winner: Lynette Freeman of Harrodsburg, KY (winning ticket from Spirit Chevrolet’s Mercer County Little League)
Macon LMA Winner: Richard Ruffin of Warner Robbins, GA (winning ticket from Jeff Smith Chevrolet’s Crawford County Youth Baseball)
Miami-Ft. Lauderdale LMA Winner: Sue DiCaprio of Coral Springs, FL (winning ticket from Lou Bachrodt Chevrolet of Pompano Beach’s Carter Park Little League)
Mobile-Pensacola LMA Winner: Anthony Hoffman of Mobile, AL (winning ticket from Bay Chevrolet’s Mims Park Athletics)
Nashville LMA Winner: Jamie Kemp of Cookeville, TN (winning ticket from Carlen Motor’s Cookeville Baseball and Softball Association)
Orlando LMA Winner: Donovan Stanton of Oviedo, FL (winning ticket from Starling Chevrolet of St. Cloud’s St. Cloud Yellow Jackets)
Raleigh LMA Winner: Ann Thompson of Raleigh, NC (winning ticket from Hendrick Chevrolet’s The Miracle League of The Triangle)
Richmond LMA Winner: Tammy Glenn of Col. Heights, VA (winning ticket from Strosnider Chevrolet’s Colonial Heights)
Roanoke LMA Winner: Amanda Eanes of Union Hall, VA (winning ticket from Midpoint Chevrolet’s Franklin County Parks and Recreation Major League)
Tallahassee-Panama City LMA Winner: Gayle Johnson of Panama, FL (winning ticket from Bill Cramer Chevrolet’s Callaway Dixie Youth Baseball League)
Tampa LMA Winner: Kevin Huth of Riverview, FL (winning ticket from Ferman Chevrolet of Tampa’s East Bay Little League)
Tri-Cities LMA Winner: Ashley Kress of Gate City, VA (winning ticket from Dotson Chevrolet’s Big Stone Gap Little League)
West Palm LMA Winner: Eva Cruz of Port St. Lucie, FL (winning ticket from Bill Shultz Chevrolet’s Fort Pierce Little League)
Wilmington LMA Winner: Ken Bellamy of Calabash, NC (winning ticket from Ocean City Chevrolet’s Lockwood Folly Dixie Youth Baseball)
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