Must a runner slide into home plate? ... No. Little League does not have a “Must Slide” rule for a runner sliding into home or any other base. However, any runner ...

What you'll learn: There is no “must slide rule.” The rule is, “slide, or attempt to get around.” ...

A few points of emphasis: The runner has a choice; he/she may slide or he/she may attempt to get around a fielder.

Little League Rule 7.13 (Little League Majors and below only) the runner slides head first while advancing. Approved Ruling: There is no "must slide rule."

There is no “must slide rule”. Fielder must have the ball waiting to make a tag. Attempting to get around the fielder or sliding meets the criteria of the rule.

The slide rule prohibits runners from using a "roll block" or attempting to initiate contact with the fielder by elevating and kicking his leg above the ...

At the Major division and below, no runners may slide headfirst. At the Junior, Senior & Big League levels, head first sliding, at any base, is permitted.

A.R.— There is no “must slide rule.” (4) Little League (Major) and below only: the runner slides head first while advancing.

He has to slide! There is no “must slide” rule in Little League baseball (or softball). Rule 7.08(a)(3) — Any runner is out when… the runner does not slide ...

LOCAL RULES · 1. There is no must slide rule · 2. Runner out of the baseline · 3. Infield fly · 4. Leaving the base early. Everyone goes back. · 5. Hit By Pitch · 6.