February 18th, 2012 | 
Author: The BESR approved high school baseball bat is no longer going to be allowed for high school baseball as of January 1, 2012. For those of you looking for the new BBCOR high school approved baseball bats, look for the BBCOR logo on the bat or ask for help from store associates in finding the right bat for your child. Most of the manufacturers have already stepped up to the plate and plenty of BBCOR approved high school baseball bats are flooding the shelves. Your child will probably be able to get his same brand and style of bat that he is used to playing with, making the play transition easy.
Easton, Rawlings, Louisville, and DeMarini have all released new approved high school baseball bats. Easton has released at least five bats, ranging from $40 to around $200. Louisville Slugger also has multiples of the BBCOR high school approved baseball bats including the Omaha at $199 and the Z1000 for $369. The DeMarini high school baseball bat come in several models, which include the Vexxum for $249, Voodoo for $299 and the CF5 for $399. These models and more are available for the 2012 high school baseball season and continue to look for more models being released as the season goes on.
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By putting into action this brand new guideline, the NFHS hopes to return the experience more to its roots, when wooden baseball bats were typical.
Safety factors are yet another area the NFHS desires to see a marked improvement with the advent of the BBCOR standard. The lowering of the ball’s acceleration should minimize the risk that fielders deal with on the defensive side of the ball, especially for the pitcher.