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GSL Tournaments (Premier Sports Tournaments, WA/OR) pitching rules

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Limits

LevelDaily max0 days rest1 day rest2 days rest3 days rest
8U-12U851–4041–6061–85
13U-18U1051–4041–6061–8586–105

Source: Premier Sports Tournaments Rules: Pitching Rules & Regulations (linked as "PST Game Rules" from gsltournaments.com) · retrieved 2026-10-16

Other limits

Consecutive-day ruleNot stated in source
Weekly / multi-day limit8U-12U: max 105 pitches total for any tournament (4-day events have their own rules). 13U-18U: max 125 pitches over 2 days and 150 over 3 days.
Finish the batter at max?No. A pitcher who hits a daily or tournament limit mid-batter must be removed immediately; even 1 pitch over is a violation.
How rest days are countedNot stated in source
Season / versioncurrent PST rules page (retrieved 2026-10-16)
NotesGSL Tournaments is a Seattle-area tournament operator founded in 2011 and part of EL1 Sports' Premier Sports Tournaments brand since 2021. The gsltournaments.com menu links "PST Game Rules" for its rules. Its older SportsEngine site (gsltournaments.sportngin.com/gsl-rules) still shows a legacy outs-based chart (max 9 outs with no rest; 18-21 outs/day; 24 outs per 3 days) that the current PST page appears to have replaced. The page does not say what "GSL" stands for. Ambiguity: "GSL" could also mean Grand Slam Sports Tournaments, which has its own page.

Rest-day calculator

When can they pitch again? Add every day they pitched (tournaments often start Thursday).

Days pitched
DatePitches

Rest days are calendar days after the game date, so 3 days of rest after a Tuesday outing means eligible Saturday. Consecutive-day, multi-day and event caps are applied where the rule states numbers; anything else is listed as not calculated.

Pitch count calculator

How many pitches can they throw on a given day, after their recent outings?

Recent outings before that game
DatePitches

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