Quick question for teams that have been more successful than ours

[whiporee]

When you get to the championships in a decent-sized tournament, are most final games seven innings or do they still have time limits? This would be 18U-B, mid-level travel tourney in someplace like Wyoming or Colorado.

 

[marriard]

When you get to the championships in a decent-sized tournament, are most final games seven innings or do they still have time limits? This would be 18U-B, mid-level travel tourney in someplace like Wyoming or Colorado.

In our experience - it will be timed 99% of the time with the same time limits as every other game played.

Get the occasional 'timed championship' tournament, but it is not common.

 

[#11's Bucket Dad]

The tournaments that my DD's team usually play are 7 innings, no time limit and three umpires.

 

[ang2bmd]

Both

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[Ksphenom]

The tournaments that my DD's team usually play are 7 innings, no time limit and three umpires.

Man I would love games like this. I've read about F7 tournaments and such.
Had several tournaments w/90 minutes time limits but mostly the old 71 minute games. Had a handful of 80 minute games too.

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[mmeece]

Ours have normally been the same as the other bracket games

 

[Orange Socks]

What do you mean a "decent" sized tourney? It all depends on how the TD sets it up. They are all different.

 

[_MIA_]

I know some of the regional league (HFL for example) championship tournaments have 7 inning bracket games.

 

[Orange Socks]

When I coached in the 10U/12U days, going 7 innings would have been very difficult with the pitchers I had.

 

[ANNASDAD]

Showcase this weekend had 1:50 long games, I honestly can't remember ever playing timed games that long, might as well play 7 innings. For the championship game we talked to the umps and other teams coaches about playing 1:30, they both agreed, in fact they both jumped at the idea!