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Re: Re: Little League Pitching What is the distance between the mound and plate in little league?
> > 46ft from the back point of the plate to the front of the pitching rubber!!!! > > What is the range of speeds between the faster little league pitchers and the slower ones. What is the speed of the average ones? > 45-55 mph (I have seen 60+)---a little league batter has on ave. only 4/10s of a second to swing once the pitcher releases the ball No, it's more like 6/10 of a second on average, but as low as 4/10 for the very fastest pitchers. Followups:
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