How do I record pitch counts and work out required rest at a Baseball Canada Championship?

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Count every pitch thrown by each pitcher in the pitching log. Each required day of rest runs from 12:01 am to 11:59 pm of the next calendar day, and rest starts immediately: a pitcher who becomes ineligible is out for the rest of that calendar day. Any player on the team is eligible to pitch and there is no limit on the number of pitchers a team may use in a game. Daily rest requirements (Section 4.4(b), 2026 Championships): Rest 11U 13U Boys / 14U Girls 15U Boys / 16U Girls 18U / 19U Women / Canada Cup 22U None 1-25 1-30 1-35 1-40 1-45 1 day 26-40 31-45 36-50 41-55 46-60 2 days 41-55 46-60 51-65 56-70 61-75 3 days 56-65 61-75 66-80 71-85 76-90 4 days 66-75 76-85 81-95 86-105 91-115 Maximum 75 85 95 105 115 Example: a 13U pitcher who throws 60 pitches on Thursday needs two days of rest, so cannot pitch for the rest of Thursday, Friday or Saturday. Other limits: Over any two-day period the maximum is 75 (11U), 85 (13U/14U Girls), 95 (15U/16U Girls), 105 (18U/19U Women/Canada Cup) or 115 (22U). A pitcher cannot pitch on four consecutive days, and over any four consecutive days the maximum is 105, 120, 135, 150 or 165 pitches (same division order). To pitch on a third consecutive day, the first two days' combined pitches must not exceed 25 (11U), 30 (13U/14U Girls), 35 (15U/16U Girls), 40 (18U/19U Women/Canada Cup) or 45 (22U).

Rest	11U	13U Boys / 14U Girls	15U Boys / 16U Girls	18U / 19U Women / Canada Cup	22U
None	1-25	1-30	1-35	1-40	1-45
1 day	26-40	31-45	36-50	41-55	46-60
2 days	41-55	46-60	51-65	56-70	61-75
3 days	56-65	61-75	66-80	71-85	76-90