Deflected Ball Interference/Obstruction ? NFHS / ASA rules difference

[Tex]

Thanks for the additional information that was missing. "F6 was trying to gain control of a ball that had been deflected by the pitcher". What you have now describes the definition of "Initial Play 2-47-3-A"

2-47-3 INITIAL PLAY ... A fielder is considered to be making an initial play on a fair batted ball when she:
a. Has a reasonable chance to gain control of a ground ball that no other fielder (except the pitcher) has touched.

Call is interference per rule book in NFHS.

[HugoTafurst]

Originally Posted by Tex

Thanks for the additional information that was missing. "F6 was trying to gain control of a ball that had been deflected by the pitcher". What you have now describes the definition of "Initial Play 2-47-3-A"

2-47-3 INITIAL PLAY ... A fielder is considered to be making an initial play on a fair batted ball when she:
a. Has a reasonable chance to gain control of a ground ball that no other fielder (except the pitcher) has touched.

Call is interference per rule book in NFHS.

Only because it is the slow season.........

Don't you think

Ground ball to F1 deflected off her glove towards F6R1 bumps into F6 as she is going for the ball.

describes
"F6 trying to gain control of a ball that had been deflected by the pitcher".

[Tex]

My mistake. You wrote F1 to F6. My brain said F4 to F6. Either way, this is interference for NFHS. Again, sorry.

[HugoTafurst]

Originally Posted by Tex

My mistake. You wrote F1 to F6. My brain said F4 to F6. Either way, this is interference for NFHS. Again, sorry.