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Softball player Kaitlyn Moses hit a grand slam, but collapsed at second base with an ankle injury. Due to NAIA rules, her team wasn't allowed to help her. So the opposing team walked over and helped her complete her bases. Some things are bigger than the game.
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Me personally, think these young ladies have been raised right! The parents should be proud!

True sportsmanship

That’s a strange rule but good on the other team ❤️

That’s a fantastic display of sportsmanship and also just another human being helping another human being - the parents of those girls should be very proud of their daughters, and of themselves they taught them well 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

So you guys have games with a rule you can't help a wounded teammate and you still think this is a good thing? Because others helped instead? I think this is appalling. "Don't pick up your friend team mate, we will loose points, so just stand here and watch her suffer" 🙄

❤️This much-needed, great example of good sports brought tears to my eyes. Awesome! Their parents & fans should be so proud, because #KindnessMatters! These softball players are true sports #Heroes #RoleModels! God bless them all.❤️ #BeKind #NAIA #Winners

What a ridiculous rule.

If it's a home run and she injuries herself you should still count her as a run scored. This situation exposes a rule deficiency. Great show of sportsmanship though.

Indeed





