description Over-the-line Overview
Over-the-line is a bat-and-ball sport related to baseball and softball that originated in San Diego, California. Games use two teams of three players, a bat, a rubber softball, and a playing area marked by a line, without the bases used in conventional softball. The Old Mission Beach Athletic Club organizes the annual World Championship tournament, making the sport relevant to participants and spectators of San Diego’s beach-sports tradition.
help Over-the-line FAQ
How many players are on an over-the-line team?
Each team has three players. The game uses two teams, a bat, and a rubber softball in a marked area without the bases used in conventional softball.
Where did over-the-line originate?
Over-the-line originated in San Diego, California. The Old Mission Beach Athletic Club is closely associated with the sport's development and organized play.
Does over-the-line use baseball bases?
No. Unlike baseball and softball, it has no conventional bases; the playing area is organized around a line and the sport's three-player format.
What equipment is needed for over-the-line?
A game uses a bat, a rubber softball, and a playing area marked by a line. The compact setup is one reason it differs from full-field baseball and softball.
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