Examples of 'fastpitch' in a sentence
Meaning of "fastpitch"
fastpitch (noun): a style of softball in which the ball is thrown with greater speed and less arc than in slow-pitch softball
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- A variety of softball in which the ball may be pitched at faster speed.
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Then she played for a fastpitch softball team.
Fastpitch sessions must be less than ten minutes.
I was told that the fastpitch was stronger.
Helmets must be worn by batters and runners in fastpitch.
The pitching style of fastpitch is different from that of slowpitch softball.
Speed is not always the most important factor in fastpitch softball.
All fastpitch teams play the same game with the same basic set of rules.
A submariner does not throw underhanded, as in fastpitch softball.
In fastpitch softball, there are various types of pitches.
What is the difference of slowpitch and fastpitch softball bats?
In fastpitch softball, there are several types of grips for various pitches.
White balls are also allowed, but are very uncommon in slow pitch and fastpitch.
The rules of fastpitch softball govern all areas of the game, including base runners.
Softball is played in almost every country in Europe, mainly fastpitch.
Fastpitch Ireland will also arrange skills days in-between league days for those interested.
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The regulation softball used in fastpitch softball is 12 inches in circumference.
In fact, once again, there is another professional fastpitch league.
The popularity of women 's fastpitch softball has grown steadily since the professional league 's end in 1980.
The KBBSF softball department announced its selection of the national team U19 women 's fastpitch last weekend.
The Men 's Super Cup is the largest men 's fastpitch tournament in Europe.
Since the 2004 season, they have played as a member of National Pro Fastpitch.
Founded in 1968, MCGSA was the first girls fastpitch softball program in Atlanta.
They were one of the founding members of National Pro Fastpitch in 2004.
