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NFHS Softball Exam | 2025–2026 Edition – 100 Updated Questions & Verified Answers (100% Correct)

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NFHS Softball 2025 Other Sports Save Appeal A play or rule violation on which the umpire does not make a ruling until requested by a coach or player. Types of appeals (a) Missing a base, either advancing or returning Types of appeals (b) Leaving a base on a caught fly ball before the ball is first touched Types of appeals (c) Batting out of order (dead ball appeal only) Types of appeals (d) Attempting to advance to second base after making the turn at first base overrunning first base (live ball appeal only) Plate and Missed Tag If a runner misses home plate and the catcher misses the tag, the umpire should hesitate slightly. If no tag is made, the umpire should declare the runner safe. If an appeal play is then made by tagging either the runner or home plate, the umpire should then make a decision on this appeal play.

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Tag ups If a runner leaves a base too soon on a caught fly ball and returns in an attempt to retag, this is considered a time play and not a force out. If the appeal is the third out, all runs scored by runners in advance of the appealed runner and scored before the legal appeal would count. Force Out If an appeal is honored at a base to which a runner was forced to advance, no runs would score if it was the third out. Avoiding a tag - base path A base runner who attempts to avoid a tag by running more than 3 feet to either side of a fielder in possession of the ball shall be declared out ***may run outside the 3 foot lane to avoid a fielder attempting to field a batted ball Control on a Catch In establishing the validity of the catch, the fielder must prove control of the ball and that the release of the ball is voluntary and intentional. If ball is dropped in transferring to throwing hand or in making the throw, the ball shall be ruled caught Chopped hit ball An illegally hit ball which is struck with a downward motion Charged conference when a coach or dugout/bench personnel requests and is granted a time-out to meet with offensive or defensive personnel

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Dead ball territory The area beyond any real boundary, such as a fence, rope, chalk line, any stands, bleachers, dugouts, player's bench or designated media area, or any imaginary boundary line as determined in the pregame conference. If a ball becomes lodged in a fence or backstop, it is considered to be in dead-ball area Force Play Reinstated If a forced runner, after touching the next base, except home, retreats for any reason towards the base first occupied, the force play is reinstated and the runner may again be out out if the defense tags the base to which the runner is forced Foul tip Batted ball that goes sharply and directly from the bat to the catcher's mitt or hand and is legally caught by the catcher. It is a strike (so if it's the third strike, batter is out) Infield Fly Rule A fair fly that can be caught by an infielder with ordinary effort when runners are on first and second or all three bases are occupied and before there are two outs in the inning. The rule does not preclude outfielders from being permitted to make the catch. The ball is live, the batter is out, which removes the force, but runners may advance at their own risk. The runners may tag up and advance as soon as the batted ball is touched by a fielder. If a declared infield fly becomes foul-foul ball

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