Current IESA Baseball Bat Standards
BATS (NFHS Rule 1-3-2)
The following bats are legal for use in IESA contests: 
	- Any non-wood bat containing a silkscreened or permanently marked BBCOR label as detailed in section 1-3-2 of the NFHS baseball rules book or;
	
 - Any bat 30 inches and under that has a greater than minus three drop and a barrel diameter of 2 5/8 inches provided that bat contains the USA Baseball logo or; 
	
 - Any wood bat that meets the NFHS standards as detailed in section 1-3-2 and 1-3-3 of the NFHS baseball rules book.
  
NOTE 1: All bats 31 inches and over must meet the NFHS bat guidelines and contain the BBCOR label.  
NOTE 2: All bats with a 2 1/4" barrel diameter are illegal 
NOTE 3: Any bat with a USSSA logo is illegal 
 
The following are examples of legal and illegal non-wood bats. This list is not intended to be all inclusive or all exclusive: 
| Examples of Legal and Illegal Bats That Do Not Contain a USA Baseball Logo | 
 
| Length | 
Weight | 
Barrel Diameter | 
Status | 
 
| 31 | 
28 | 
2-5/8" | 
Legal assuming BBCOR labeled | 
 
| 30 | 
22 | 
2-3/4" | 
IllegalMaximum barrel diameter is 2-5/8". Additionally this bat will not contain the BBCOR label | 
 
| 30 | 
20 | 
2-1/4" | 
IllegalNo bat with a 2-1/4" barrel diameter is legal | 
 
| 29 | 
18 | 
2-1/4" | 
IllegalNo bat with a 2-1/4" barrel diameter is legal | 
 
| 31 | 
20 | 
2-1/4" | 
IllegalNo bat with a 2-1/4" barrel diameter is legal | 
 
| 28 | 
19 | 
2-1/4" | 
IllegalNo bat with a 2-1/4" barrel diameter is legal | 
 
| 31 | 
28 | 
2-3/4" | 
IllegalMaximum barrel diameter is 2-5/8". Additionally this bat will not contain the BBCOR label. | 
 
| 29 | 
26 | 
2-5/8" | 
Legal assuming BBCOR labeled | 
 
| 30 | 
27 | 
2-5/8" | 
Legal assuming BBCOR labeled | 
 
| 32 | 
22 | 
2-1/4" | 
IllegalNo bat with a 2-1/4" barrel diameter is legal | 
 
| 31 | 
25 | 
2-1/4" | 
IllegalNo bat with a 2-1/4" barrel diameter is legal | 
 
| 30 | 
27 | 
2-1/2" | 
Legal assuming BBCOR labeled | 
 
| 30 | 
18 | 
2-1/4" | 
IllegalNo bat with a 2-1/4" barrel diameter is legal | 
 
 
 
| Examples of Legal and Illegal Non-Wood Bats That Are Marked With a USA Baseball Logo | 
 
| Length | 
Weight | 
Barrel Diameter | 
Status | 
 
| 30 | 
20 | 
2-5/8" | 
Legal assuming USA Baseball Logo is silk screened on bat | 
 
| 31 | 
20 | 
2-5/8" | 
IllegalAll bats 31" and over for use in IESA contests must meet NFHS guidelines including BBCOR label. It does not matter if this bat has a USA Baseball logo. A 31" bat has to be BBCOR labeled. | 
 
| 28 | 
18 | 
2-5/8" | 
Legal assuming USA Baseball Logo is silk screened on bat | 
 
| 29 | 
18 | 
2-1/4" | 
IllegalNo bat with a 2-1/4" barrel diameter is legal | 
 
| 31 | 
21 | 
2-5/8" | 
IllegalAll bats 31" and over for use in IESA contests must meet NFHS guidelines including BBCOR label. It does not matter if this bat has a USA Baseball logo. A 31" bat has to be BBCOR labeled. | 
 
| 27 | 
15 | 
2-5/8" | 
Legal assuming USA Baseball Logo is silk screened on bat | 
 
| 29 | 
19 | 
2-5/8" | 
Legal assuming USA Baseball Logo is silk screened on bat | 
 
| 30 | 
18 | 
2-5/8" | 
Legal assuming USA Baseball Logo is silk screened on bat | 
 
| 30 | 
20 | 
2-1/2" | 
IllegalAny bat with a USA Baseball logo must have a 2-5/8" barrel diameter. | 
 
| 30 | 
22 | 
2-5/8" | 
Legal assuming USA Baseball Logo is silk screened on bat | 
 
| 30 | 
25 | 
2-5/8" | 
Legal assuming USA Baseball Logo is silk screened on bat | 
 
 
		
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