who's the higher seed?

[fastpitchdad8]

0-2-2 or 1-3?

 

[marriard]

0-2-2 or 1-3?

Depends on how they are determining seeding... It is done differently by org, region, tournament, pool set up, etc.

In a Florida USSSA these records would be considered the same and the next criteria would be considered.
Normally you will find something like the following on the org or tournament site:

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Florida USSSA Fastpitch uses the following criteria to detemine seeding:
1) Winning Percentage
(Win = 2 points, Tie = 1 point, Loss = 0 points)
NOTE: 2 Ties = 1 Win (Florida USSSA Fastpitch)
At this time, the USSSA online system does not recognize
2 Ties as the equivalent of 1 Win; Florida USSSA does
2) Head-to-head if 2 teams are tied with same winning %
No head-to-head when 3 or more teams are tied in seeding
3) Fewest Runs Allowed
4) Most Runs Scored
5) Coin flip

 

[crystlemc]

I would say 1-3, since they won a game and the other team did not.

 

[Sweet Lou]

0-2-2 or 1-3?

Which is the "home tournament" team, they probably got a favorable seed.

But seriously their should be tie breaker rules spelled out before the tournament and should be easy to follow what they are.

 

[KCPRK]

1-3 unless otherwise stated in tie breaker rule

 

[Jquick823]

If it's based on winning percentage than 1-3, if it's based on points for example 1 win = 2 poins 1 tie =1 point 2 ties equal a win then it needs to go to the next tie breaker. Every tournament is different and their seems to be a lot of posts on this from this past weekend.