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Originally Posted by NY Softball
If there were runners on base, I think the defensive team might have reacted differently because they would have noticed the runners advancing. The BU had just told one of the outfielders there was one out. The defense was off the field and by the fence of the playing area so quickly and by the I confirmed there were only two outs, they were all congregated with their coaches. I am not as much concerned about the game going faster as I am with administering the game properly.
Still - anyone know of an ASA rule governing this situation?
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What kind of rule are you looking for?
There are rules for times between pitches, when runs may advance.. etc. You have to apply the appropriate rules to situations. I dont know of a specific rule that says "When a defense team leaves the field with two outs thou shalt_____" You gotta wing this one. Besides, I thought this was HS game? For me I would have just said "Hey there are only two outs".