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    Quote Originally Posted by Sweet Lou View Post
    Unless you have water, clay and a tamper, not much you can do about fixing the holes in game.
    Along w/ coolers, food, snacks, beverages, chairs, tents, etc, I thought all parents of DD pitchers brought the above items with them to each tournament just in case....
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    IDK, just me- but big hole for a 10YO at the point where her stride foot lands is twisted ankle or worse waiting to happen. Could you have approached this as a safety issue- and pointed out the difference in the stride length of your girls vs. the other pitcher? SO that the ump could see the possible effect on your girls.

    I had this happen at a 12U tournament where there were two pitching rubbers :-( My DD's stride was the right length to land right on top of it- which did not give her solid footing. they (coach) changed her out cause she had a tough time

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