NCAA & NAIA Mound Visit Tracker Cards

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Updated for 2020 Season

By your request, now features space for extra inning(s) conferences and for game notes.

Description

NCAA & NAIA umpires, this is your best tool for easily recording team conferences / mound visits for compliance with the pace of play rules.

The Mound Visit Tracker is a bi-fold card with “Home” and “Visitor” side-by-side with plenty of space for writing "Game Notes" on the back (new for 2020).

Each card has a muti-lined layout to conveniently record the details required for each conference visit:

Inning
Batter Number
Player Number
Count
Score

By:

Team
Coach
Offense
Extra Inning (new for 2020)

Each card is made of heavy-weight card stock paper, usable with pen or pencil.

Cards are sold in a pack of 15. Use 1 card for each game.

Use in a wallet or by itself. The cards are made-to-fit in any wallet / lineup card holder (not included), yet sturdy enough for stand-alone use.

Product Video

Crew How-To: Using the Mound Visit Tracker Card

Ty Unthank shows you how umpires use the MVT to easily record mound visits and conferences in accordance with NCAA & NAIA Baseball Rules. https://www.ump-attire.com/Baseball-Umpire-Equipment/Bags-Tools/Writing-Materials/MVTv2_NCAA-NAIA-Mound-Visit-Tracker-Cards

Official Reviews

Average:

March 5, 2020

I not only use these at the NCAA level but the NFHS level. It helps me keep track of the visits to the defense and offense during the game.

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Questions About This Product

Q:

What is the measurement of these? need to know if I need a 5 or 6-inch lineup card holder, so it will fit properly.
– David Fontaine

A:

These cards are just under five inches tall and 3 inches wide when folded. This card will fit nicely into a five-inch lineup cardholder and definitely a six-inch lineup cardholder.

– Ty Unthank
Customer Service Specialist, Pro Umpire School Graduate and Umpire

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