Which bats are allowed in Little League baseball in Australia?

Q: Which bats are allowed in Little League baseball in Australia?

Under Rule 1.10 as published by Baseball Australia: All divisions: bats must meet the USABat standard, and bat diameter is capped at 2 5/8 inches. Non-wood and laminated bats in Majors and below, Intermediate (50-70), Junior League and Challenger must carry the USA Baseball logo. BPF-1.15 bats are banned. Minor and Major divisions: maximum length 33 inches. Taped or sleeved wood bats can be taped or sleeved up to 16 inches from the small end. Intermediate (50-70) and Junior League: maximum length 34 inches, and BBCOR bats are also allowed. Senior League: maximum length 36 inches, and a bat cannot weigh less than its length in inches minus 3 ounces. Any bat not made from a single piece of wood must meet BBCOR. Source: Baseball Australia, Little League Bat Rules page. The logo, diameter and BPF-1.15 changes date from the 2019/20 season.

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Under Rule 1.10 as published by Baseball Australia:

All divisions: bats must meet the USABat standard, and bat diameter is capped at 2 5/8 inches. Non-wood and laminated bats in Majors and below, Intermediate (50-70), Junior League and Challenger must carry the USA Baseball logo. BPF-1.15 bats are banned.
Minor and Major divisions: maximum length 33 inches. Taped or sleeved wood bats can be taped or sleeved up to 16 inches from the small end.
Intermediate (50-70) and Junior League: maximum length 34 inches, and BBCOR bats are also allowed.
Senior League: maximum length 36 inches, and a bat cannot weigh less than its length in inches minus 3 ounces. Any bat not made from a single piece of wood must meet BBCOR.

Source: Baseball Australia, Little League Bat Rules page. The logo, diameter and BPF-1.15 changes date from the 2019/20 season.