Worth Super Duper Extreme 44/375 ProComp WSL 11" Slowpitch Softballs - MLSDM11C

Yes! The Worth Super Duper Extreme MLSDM11C softballs carry the official WSL (World Softball League) association stamp and are approved for all WSL sanctioned tournaments and league play in divisions that use 11-inch balls. The .44 COR and 375 lbs compression rating meets WSL specifications for competitive slowpitch softball.

The 11-inch softballs are commonly used in youth slowpitch leagues (ages 10-18), women's slowpitch leagues, and select co-ed recreational leagues. Many WSL, USSSA, and ASA/USA divisions utilize 11-inch balls for these age groups and women's divisions. The smaller size offers easier handling and control, making it ideal for developing players and competitive women's leagues. Browse our complete selection of slowpitch softballs for different sizes and league approvals.

The PRO COMP cover is a premium composite material engineered by Worth for superior durability and weather resistance. It offers excellent grip in all conditions, maintains consistent performance in wet or dry weather, resists cracking and peeling better than traditional leather, and provides reliable playability throughout the ball's lifespan. The PRO COMP material is specifically designed to withstand the rigors of competitive play while delivering consistent performance game after game.

The Worth Super Duper Extreme MLSDM11C package contains 12 softballs (one dozen), providing excellent value for teams, leagues, and tournament organizers. This quantity is perfect for team practice sessions, league play, and tournament preparations.

The maroon stitching on Worth Super Duper Extreme WSL softballs serves multiple purposes: it provides excellent contrast against the yellow ball for pitchers and fielders to track rotation and spin, adds structural integrity to secure the PRO COMP cover, and helps players quickly identify WSL-approved balls during tournament play. The maroon color is the signature stitching for Worth's WSL series, making these balls instantly recognizable.

Absolutely! The Worth Super Duper Extreme Multi-Layer construction with PRO COMP cover provides exceptional durability, making these softballs ideal for both intensive practice sessions and official WSL game play. Using game-quality balls for practice ensures your team develops proper timing and mechanics with the same ball performance they'll experience in competition, leading to better game-day results.

The .44 COR (Coefficient of Restitution) indicates controlled bounce and flight distance, making these balls ideal for fields with distance restrictions or when reduced flight is required for safety. The 375 lbs compression rating is a mid-range hardness that provides good distance for experienced players while remaining playable for youth and developing athletes. This combination (.44/375) in an 11-inch ball is perfect for competitive youth and women's slowpitch play, offering a balance between performance, control, and safety. Check out our Worth collection for other COR and compression options.

The primary difference is size and intended use: 11-inch softballs (MLSDM11C) are designed for youth and women's leagues, offering easier handling, better control, and reduced distance compared to 12-inch balls. The 12-inch version (MLSDM12C) is standard for men's and co-ed adult leagues. Both feature the same PRO COMP cover, .44 COR, 375 compression, maroon stitching, and multi-layer construction. Both also carry the WSL association stamp for tournament approval in their respective divisions.

Check your league's rulebook or contact your league director for specific ball requirements. Generally, 11-inch balls are used for youth divisions (10-18 years), women's leagues, and some recreational co-ed leagues. Men's leagues and competitive adult co-ed leagues typically use 12-inch balls. WSL tournaments specify ball size by division, so always verify requirements before purchasing.

For optimal performance and longevity, store Worth Super Duper Extreme softballs at room temperature (60-75°F) in a dry location away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Avoid storing in hot car trunks or freezing garages, as temperature fluctuations can affect compression and performance. Keep balls in their original packaging or a breathable mesh bag. Before games, allow cold balls to warm to ambient temperature for best performance.