Managers, I know it was disappointing to have both May tournaments cancelled, but the Virus is still out there, and very prevalent in our day to day lives.  One really good thing about having teams come from all over the state is that we know someone from every walk of life.  Here is what our contact in Tallahassee says.  I am not a doctor but I will be as accurate as I can be about where we are (Florida) and when we can return to playing tournaments.  

1. A runner may replace a base runner at any time in the count.  He may only be a courtesy runner once per inning.  If he runs twice, and is caught by the defensive team, he is called out.  Managers, make sure your courtesy runner is ready to immediately come into the game as soon as the umpires call time.  Give the umpires the number of the CR, and the number of the Player for whome he is running.  Ex: Number 2 is on 1st.  The Manager calls out to the umpires number 10 running for number 2.
2. Managers or Players may petition the Chairman to have a "courtesy runner" for them when they bat, but cannot run for themselves.  This must be announced at the plate meeting before the game begins.  A letter from the Chairman will be given to the umpires at the plate meeting by the Manager of that team.  The CR starts at the back of the catching box on the right side of the box as you look out to the field.  That way he will not have to cross the face of the catcher.  That Player may not run for himself at any time during the tournament if he is given a courtesy runner.  That CR can only run for that one Player in that inning.  If the Player that hits makes an out, that CR is burned for the rest of the inning and cannot run for someone else.  If a courtesy runner is injured, and he requires another runner for him, the first runner must come out of the game and cannot go back in during that game.