Wiffleball Rules Quiz

How many participants are allowed on a Wiffleball team roster?

• 5

• 10

• 14

• 15

What happens if a Wiffleball team does not have the minimum number of players after a 10-minute grace period?

• The game continues with fewer players.

• The team with insufficient players receives a penalty.

• The game is forfeited.

• The team is given an additional 5-minute grace period.

Which of the following will count as a home run in Wiffleball?

• A ball that hits the ceiling.

• A ball that hits the netting in fair territory.

• A ball that hits a side wall in foul territory and then lands fair.

• A ball that hits anything suspended from the ceiling and lands foul.

How must all pitches be thrown in Wiffleball?

• Underhand

• Overhand

• Sidearm

• Any style the pitcher chooses

What is the maximum game length for Wiffleball before it is considered complete?

• 60 minutes

• 15 innings

• 10 innings

• Whichever is faster between 60 minutes or 15 innings

Who bats first in a Wiffleball game?

• The home team

• The away team

• The team that won the last game

• The team with the most players

What is a "no pitch" situation in baseball?

• When the pitcher throws the ball after the umpire calls time out.

• When a pitcher attempts a quick return of the ball before the umpire is ready.

• When the batter swings and misses the ball three times.

• When the ball is pitched outside of the strike zone.

What is a "force out"?

• When a runner is tagged out while trying to steal a base.

• When a runner is tagged out because they did not touch the base.

• Any runner that is out by tagging the bag or runner who is being "forced" to base.

• When a runner is tagged out for leaving the base before the ball is hit.

What does "fielder's choice" refer to?

• When a fielder chooses to throw to a different base than first.

• When any runner is tagged who isn't being "forced" to a base.

• When a fielder catches a fly ball and chooses to throw to home plate.

• When a fielder decides not to throw the ball after catching it.

What does "tagging up" mean?

• When a baserunner tags the base with their hand or foot.

• When a baserunner retouches or remains on their starting base until the ball is first touched by a fielder.

• When a baserunner marks their starting position on the base path.

• When a baserunner is tagged out by a fielder.