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Junior League Softball (ages 12–14)

teams are permitted to play doubleheaders, with tournament regulations allowing up to three doubleheaders within a seven-day period

. Unlike lower divisions, there are fewer restrictions on pitchers playing in consecutive games, making doubleheaders common for handling scheduling conflicts or tournament pool play.

Key Rules for Junior Softball Doubleheaders:

Frequency: Teams can play up to three doubleheaders in a seven-day period.

I don't know if I can. The only way I have two fields in one town would be to have it in two different towns, about a half hour apart. Can you clarify for me the rules for juniors? It says any team can play up to three games in a day, but then says they can only play one doubleheader in seven days. I know these girls play three times a day for multiple days in travel ball. If I could stack games, I might be able to do pool play.

On Sat, Mar 21, 2026 at 5:24 PM Doug Sheldon <dougbsheldon@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Glen,

Thanks for the update, I would look to see if you can do the JR Softball pool format using at least two fields, We did this last year and received many compliments that in the tournament all teams played four games minimum and it was completed in 5 days.

Doug Sheldon

On Sat, Mar 21, 2026 at 12:36 PM WA District 3 Little League via Wadas <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> wrote:

We have some changes to state tournament hosts. I have been unable to find a suitable field for senior baseball. I have one that will do it, but it has no stands, no scoreboard, no lights, no concession stand and port-a-potties. Therefore, I am not able to take it.

Bob in District 9 has the same problem with junior softball. He informed me this week that he is unable to host that tournament.

I am proposing that District 3 take junior softball. I think I have someone in my district to take it. I am waiting for them to get approvals from the school districts, but I have even held softball on Little League baseball fields with no mounds, so I know we can do that tournament.

But I am declining senior baseball. I know it is late, but I just don't want to host it on a field that will have people complaining for years. We all seem to remember and often bring up the major softball tournament held on a substandard field in a district that now has a different district administrator (who has done a much better job on the two state tournaments she has hosted since then).

So I'm hoping someone will step up to take senior baseball if I do my part by taking junior softball.

Thank you,

glen

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