1. Batting order examples
High School Softball
Batting order examples
Non-Flex example
Flex example
This example uses a circle to indicate a player still has eligibility. A line indicates a player is no longer able to participate in the game

2. Click any where on page to begin
Non Flex Batting Order
#22 Betty Been is now illegible for the rest of the game
Find starting player
Pos
Name No 1
Anna Askin 11 2
Betty Been 22 3
Carla Compton 33 4
Deb Donks 44 5
Emily Erkins 55 DP
Fran Frazier 66 7
Gail Goble 77 8
Halie Hobart 88 9
Isabel Ingles 99
Flex
Jenny Johnson 01
Kay Kilman 02
Lois Lane 03
Mary Mazey 04
Find the sub #03
Write her in
Circle the out player 03 22 03 02 04
Starter re-enters
Write in starter
Circle the out player
Order of Player Entry
22 Been
03 Lane
02 Kilman
04 Mazey
Sub #03 re-enters
Write her in
Draw a line
New Sub #02 enters
#03 Lois Lane is now illegible for the rest of the game
Write in sub
Draw a line
New Sub enters
Write in sub
Circle the out player

3. Flex/DP Batting Order Find the DP player 3-3-6-g
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Flex/DP Batting Order
Find the DP player
3-3-6-g
Flex can only bat for DP
Pos
Name No 1
Anna Askin 11 2
Betty Been 22 3
Carla Compton 33 4
Deb Donks 44 5
Emily Erkins 55 DP
Fran Frazier 66 7
Gail Goble 77 8
Halie Hobart 88 9
Isabel Ingles 99
Flex
Jenny Johnson 01
Kay Kilman 02
Lois Lane 03
Mary Mazey 04
Find the Substitute
Write her in
Circle the out player
Flex bats for #33 01
Write in #01
#66 Frazier is now an illegible player
DP re-enters – 10 players
Write in #66 04 66 02 04 01
Circle outgoing player
New Sub #02 enters
Batting Order
#66 Fran Frazier
#04 Mary Mazey
#02 Kay Kilman
#01 Jenny Johnson
Write in #02
Draw a line
Sub #04 re-enters
Write in #04
#04 Mazey is now an illegible player
Circle the out player
Flex bats for DP – 9 players
Write in #01
Draw a line