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8.5.3.2 If an injury to a batter-runner or runner prevents her from bases not previously touched.proceeding to an awarded base, the ball is dead and substitution may be made. The substitute must legally touch all awarded or missed However, my response was specific to ASA. But this is also from NCAA Rule Book: 12.9.5 When a coach or anyone other than another runner who has not yet crossed the plate physically assists her while she is actively running the bases and the ball is in play. So, it seems the NCAA is similar if not the same as ASA.
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