Welcome to Lincoln School's Kickball website

Welome to the site of Lincoln School Kickball
We have some great players,like Kazuki H. Satoki I.Samuel S. Ben L. Jackson M. Tyler B. Mary D. Katelynn W. Rin I. Lauren L. Tabetha T. Bobby S. Jack L. Wyatt R. Rikuya H. Chris B. Daijon M. Maddie B. Zack O. Conner F.
When we play a Game we Mix up Teams So you never know whitch team your going to play on.Nobody wins its just for the love of the game.We always have a blast.When we play who knows what going to happen next,It can be a blast to the other side of the playground or one right back to the pitcher,or a foul ball.If you hit 4 fouls your out.there is always a fight over who pitchs.Yet you have some pretty funny Ballplayers that keep you laughing the whole game.when you show up you can play or just relax and watch the game.Its not easy to hit homers you really have to eat a good lunch,get a good night rest and have a easy picth.let the bouncy ball go by even there right down the middle let then go because it will be ball.The ages that can play are 7-10.We play about evrey time go outside so drop by sometime and have a blast with us!By Samuel S.General Rules
Rules for kickball vary based on the officiating body (a school or a league), but most follow general baseball/softball rules.
The pitcher bowls the ball towards the catcher, the "batter" kicks it with his/her foot, then runs to first base. The opposing team players in the field may tag a base they are running towards or touch the runner (a rule known as "Indian Rubber" that is sometimes omitted if small children are playing) with the ball as they hold it in their hand to make an out. The other way is to touch a base that the runner has to run to which would cause a "force out". As in baseball/softball, catching the ball in the air after it is kicked results in an out.
Generally, kicking a ball to the right of the first base line or to the left of the third base line results in a foul ball. The specific definition of a "foul ball" varies, as does how foul balls are treated in game play -- some consider fouls equivalent to strikes (as in baseball scoring), others differentiate fouls from strikes.
A bad pitch that cannot be hit (outside the designated strike zone or too bouncy) is considered as a "ball". Four balls is a free walk to first base.


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