Starting next season, the pitching distance for high school and junior high softball will move from 40 to 43 feet. The change has been considered by the National Federation of State High School ...

A recent rule change might put the "O" back in softball. The distance from the high school softball pitching rubber to home plate will increase from 40 to 43 feet in Arizona within two years. The ...

Three more feet in two years. Or maybe next year.The National Federation of State High School Associations has mandated that all states implement a 43-foot pitching distance for the 2010-11 school ...

(WNDU) - There’s a change coming to the way that high school softball players in the United States can pitch, and it’s one that may make Michiana’s best pitchers even better. The original rule put in ...

For a softball pitcher throwing 55 miles per hour from a distance of 40 feet, it’s been calculated that it takes approximately 0.495 seconds for the ball to reach the plate. Move that pitcher back 3 ...

It is 43 feet from the front of the pitching rubber to home plate in high school softball. Pitching can be the name of the game with strikeout pitchers often covering up suspect defenses. If the ...