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Foul Ball. The signal for foul ball is the same as for "Time" or other dead ball situation: Raise both hands and call loudly "Foul." Make the call loud and sharp, so everyone hears.

Foul Ball. The signal for foul ball is the same as for "Time" or other dead ball situation: Raise both hands and call loudly "Foul." Make the call loud and sharp, so everyone hears.

Foul Ball. The signal for foul ball is the same as for "Time" or other dead ball situation: Raise both hands and call loudly "Foul." Make the call loud and sharp, so everyone hears.

Base Umpire Position for Calls Prior to the pitch the base umpire should stand relaxed. With no runners on, the starting position is 5-6 meters (18 feet) behind 1st base in foul territory, 150 mm (6 inches) off the line. With runners on the starting position is 4 meters (15 feet) behind the base line.

Base Umpire Position for Calls Prior to the pitch the base umpire should stand relaxed. With no runners on, the starting position is 5-6 meters (18 feet) behind 1st base in foul territory, 150 mm (6 inches) off the line. With runners on the starting position is 4 meters (15 feet) behind the base line.

The base umpire's starting position is off the second base person, shading towards the lead runner or 1st base if no runners on. It is the responsibility of both umpires to ensure all bases are covered in Tag-Up (re-touching the base after a fly ball is first touched on a catch) situations.

The base umpire's starting position is off the second base person, shading towards the lead runner or 1st base if no runners on. It is the responsibility of both umpires to ensure all bases are covered in Tag-Up (re-touching the base after a fly ball is first touched on a catch) situations.

Trapped ball or safe Signal: Arms spread out at the sides, forming a horizontal line, palms down. The umpire's decision, whether “trapped ball” or “safe”, will also be announced.

Base Umpire Position for Calls Prior to the pitch the base umpire should stand relaxed. With no runners on, the starting position is 5-6 meters (18 feet) behind 1st base in foul territory, 150 mm (6 inches) off the line. With runners on the starting position is 4 meters (15 feet) behind the base line.

Trapped ball or safe Signal: Arms spread out at the sides, forming a horizontal line, palms down. The umpire's decision, whether “trapped ball” or “safe”, will also be announced.

Indicate strike with fingers on right hand and balls with fingers on left hand. Verbally give count. Use consecutive fingers when giving count. Fingers from both hands are touched together chest high in front of body and then a strike signal with no Verbally call.

Indicate strike with fingers on right hand and balls with fingers on left hand. Verbally give count. Use consecutive fingers when giving count. Fingers from both hands are touched together chest high in front of body and then a strike signal with no Verbally call.

Signal: The umpire will show the number of balls using the fingers on his or her left hand and the number of strikes with the right. The numbers will also have to be called out loud too, starting with the number of balls, then the number of strikes.

Signal: The umpire will show the number of balls using the fingers on his or her left hand and the number of strikes with the right. The numbers will also have to be called out loud too, starting with the number of balls, then the number of strikes.

As in any other form of softball or baseball, the rulebook strike zone applies: in this case the ball must cross some part of the plate between the batter's front shoulder and back knee.

As in any other form of softball or baseball, the rulebook strike zone applies: in this case the ball must cross some part of the plate between the batter's front shoulder and back knee.

The base umpire's starting position is off the second base person, shading towards the lead runner or 1st base if no runners on. It is the responsibility of both umpires to ensure all bases are covered in Tag-Up (re-touching the base after a fly ball is first touched on a catch) situations.

Base Umpire Position for Calls Prior to the pitch the base umpire should stand relaxed. With no runners on, the starting position is 5-6 meters (18 feet) behind 1st base in foul territory, 150 mm (6 inches) off the line. With runners on the starting position is 4 meters (15 feet) behind the base line.

Base Umpire Position for Calls Prior to the pitch the base umpire should stand relaxed. With no runners on, the starting position is 5-6 meters (18 feet) behind 1st base in foul territory, 150 mm (6 inches) off the line. With runners on the starting position is 4 meters (15 feet) behind the base line.

24)Umpires make the decisions about play in a softball game. The number of umpires in a game can range from a minimum of one to a maximum of seven. There is never more than one "plate umpire"; there can be up to three "base umpires", and up to a further three umpires positioned in the outfield.

24)Umpires make the decisions about play in a softball game. The number of umpires in a game can range from a minimum of one to a maximum of seven. There is never more than one "plate umpire"; there can be up to three "base umpires", and up to a further three umpires positioned in the outfield.

When the ball is in the infield, the Base Umpire moves or stays in the outfield. When the ball is in the outfield, the Base Umpire moves to a position in the infield. The base umpire's starting position is off the second base person, shading towards the lead runner or 1st base if no runners on.

When the ball is in the infield, the Base Umpire moves or stays in the outfield. When the ball is in the outfield, the Base Umpire moves to a position in the infield. The base umpire's starting position is off the second base person, shading towards the lead runner or 1st base if no runners on.

Trapped ball or safe Signal: Arms spread out at the sides, forming a horizontal line, palms down. The umpire's decision, whether “trapped ball” or “safe”, will also be announced.

Softball umpires in charge of the home plate have the most responsibility among all the umpires working during the game. They are responsible for making a call during every pitch of a ball, strike, or foul inside the strike zone, which may vary from one batter to another.

Softball umpires in charge of the home plate have the most responsibility among all the umpires working during the game. They are responsible for making a call during every pitch of a ball, strike, or foul inside the strike zone, which may vary from one batter to another.

1:42 4:35 ASA Softball Umpire Training Animation Vol. 1 - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip By the strike signal. Ball calls should be short and crisp and made in a down. Position.MoreBy the strike signal. Ball calls should be short and crisp and made in a down. Position.

Indicate strike with fingers on right hand and balls with fingers on left hand. Verbally give count. Use consecutive fingers when giving count. Fingers from both hands are touched together chest high in front of body and then a strike signal with no Verbally call.

1:42 4:35 ASA Softball Umpire Training Animation Vol. 1 - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip By the strike signal. Ball calls should be short and crisp and made in a down. Position.MoreBy the strike signal. Ball calls should be short and crisp and made in a down. Position.

Signal: The umpire will show the number of balls using the fingers on his or her left hand and the number of strikes with the right. The numbers will also have to be called out loud too, starting with the number of balls, then the number of strikes.

As in any other form of softball or baseball, the rulebook strike zone applies: in this case the ball must cross some part of the plate between the batter's front shoulder and back knee.

Base Umpire Position for Calls Prior to the pitch the base umpire should stand relaxed. With no runners on, the starting position is 5-6 meters (18 feet) behind 1st base in foul territory, 150 mm (6 inches) off the line. With runners on the starting position is 4 meters (15 feet) behind the base line.

24)Umpires make the decisions about play in a softball game. The number of umpires in a game can range from a minimum of one to a maximum of seven. There is never more than one "plate umpire"; there can be up to three "base umpires", and up to a further three umpires positioned in the outfield.

When the ball is in the infield, the Base Umpire moves or stays in the outfield. When the ball is in the outfield, the Base Umpire moves to a position in the infield. The base umpire's starting position is off the second base person, shading towards the lead runner or 1st base if no runners on.

Softball umpires in charge of the home plate have the most responsibility among all the umpires working during the game. They are responsible for making a call during every pitch of a ball, strike, or foul inside the strike zone, which may vary from one batter to another.

1:42 4:35 ASA Softball Umpire Training Animation Vol. 1 - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip By the strike signal. Ball calls should be short and crisp and made in a down. Position.MoreBy the strike signal. Ball calls should be short and crisp and made in a down. Position.