In Softball, each team is allowed to have a maximum of 9 players on the field at any given time.

In Softball, the pitcher stands on a raised area called the Pitcher's Mound to deliver the ball to the batter.

A Home Run is the term used when a batter hits the ball over the outfield fence, allowing them to advance all the bases and score a run.

In Softball, a batter is called out if they accumulate 3 strikes, which means they have swung and missed the ball three times.

The Catcher is the player positioned behind home plate, responsible for catching the ball thrown by the pitcher and preventing runners from advancing.

A Single is the term used when a batter hits the ball and successfully advances to first base.

A Curveball is a type of pitch that is thrown with a downward motion, causing it to curve and drop as it approaches the batter.

A Double is the term used when a batter hits the ball and successfully advances to second base.

The First Baseman is the player positioned at first base, responsible for catching throws from other infielders and fielding ground balls.

A Triple is the term used when a batter hits the ball and successfully advances to third base.

A Walk is a type of hit that occurs when the pitcher throws four balls outside the strike zone, allowing the batter to advance to first base.

A Grand Slam is a type of Home Run that occurs when the bases are loaded (all bases occupied) and the batter hits the ball over the outfield fence, allowing all four runners to score.

The Second Baseman is the player positioned at second base, responsible for catching throws from other infielders and fielding ground balls.

A Stolen Base is a type of run scored when a runner on base advances to the next base without the ball being hit.

The Third Baseman is the player positioned at third base, responsible for catching throws from other infielders and fielding ground balls.