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[Dave Reed]

Rhode Island baseball uses NFHS rules.

See also the RIIL site.

[Steven Tyler]

Try Alaska.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by Dave Reed

Rhode Island baseball uses NFHS rules.

See also the RIIL site.

When I lived back east, they did not. I just found a link that says that RI transitioned from AL rules to NFHS rules in 2009. So there's only 1 state then that plays HS baseball that doesn't use NFHS rules now, I think.

And Tee, ND *does* play HS baseball. It's Montana that does not (they play Legion).

[SanDiegoSteve]

I just read an old thread from a website that said it was Virginia, South Carolina, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts as of 2003, according the the editor of the NFHS baseball rules. So, if Rhode Island is not on the list anymore, are these others still?

[thumpferee]

Virginia uses NFHS

[SanDiegoSteve]

So now we are down to South Carolina and Massachusetts. Anybody want to report in from there so we can put this mystery to bed?

[Rich]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

So now we are down to South Carolina and Massachusetts. Anybody want to report in from there so we can put this mystery to bed?

South Carolina uses NFHS rules -- I went to their website and the rules update link redirected to the NFHS website.

[MD Longhorn]

Mass and ND.

[Welpe]

North Dakota plays under NFHS rules.

[Steven Tyler]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

So now we are down to South Carolina and Massachusetts. Anybody want to report in from there so we can put this mystery to bed?

No. South Carolina is the state that uses FED, but no common sense. Hence, the umpire calls the outs on the missed bases.