High softball box scores

Have a question regarding high school softball box scores.
Courtesy runners for the pitchers and catchers are allowed to re-enter again.
A local team put in a courtesy runner for its pitcher, then later put her in for another player as pinch runner.
Since she was in the game twice in two different parts of the lineup, do I list her twice in the box score or just add up her totals and list her once?

 

I would put her in the box score once -- where she originally appeared -- and just add up her totals.

 

Courtesy runners are an abomination. That being said, her official position was pinch runner. I would list her there.

And -- who has the space to run HS softball box scores any more? We're lucky to get in a few linescores with minimal highlights.

 

Small weekly, with only eight schools to cover. It has its pros and cons.

 

She should be listed in as many spots in the lineup as she was used.

Do not list her just once.

 

And it goes in as "Smith, cr" Not "Smith, pr". There is a difference between a courtesy runner and pinch-runner, even though a person can still re-enter for a pinch-runner, there still is a difference.

Many states now force a team to use a courtesy runner for the catcher when there are two out.

 

This.

 

Courtesy runners is one of the reasons some high school sports are a joke. If you can't run the bases, you shouldn't be in the game.

 

I could see for the catcher to save time instead of waiting for him/her to put on all the equipment. I don't know why the pitcher would need a runner.

 

It does get marginal players who can't hit or field well into the game, so that is good.

 

I would argue that the time it takes for the courtesy runner to report and replace the catcher is roughly the same as it is for the catcher to put on his equipment.

 

The courtesy runner for the pitcher the first two times he batted and reached base in my game last Friday ... re-entered the game batting for the DH in the fifth inning and got a base hit.

(The pitcher, probably the best hitter on the team, batted for himself and reached base four times. The DH was actually hitting for the rightfielder. The catcher, who can run like a deer, ran for himself throughout.)