The Maine Principal's Association has long had the 10-Run Rule, for baseball and softball. The 10-run rule ends a game when a team, any time after 5 innings, or 4 1/2 if the home teams is at bat, leads by 10 runs.

If the visiting team is leading by 10 runs, at the end of the top of the inning, the home team gets their bottom of the inning to close the deficit to within 10 runs.

Now, the Maine Principal's Association has adopted the 15-Run Rule. The game will now be ended after 3 innings, or after 2 1/2 innings, (if the home team is ahead), if 1 team is ahead by more than 15 runs.

These rules apply to all levels of high school play, from varsity to junior varsity, including freshman and first-team teams.

You can vote for the Week 1 High School Athlete of the Week once every 3 hours through Thursday night, April 25th at 11:59 by clicking HERE

You can also nominate someone for the Week 2 High School Athlete of the Week, for their performance April 22-27. Please email chris.popper@townsquaremedia.com with the athlete's name, school, and why they should be nominated. If you have stats to send with your nomination that would be great! Nominations are accepted through Sunday night, April 28th. Voting will begin on April 29th for the Week 2 Athlete of the Week!

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