Without knowing the entire story, I still am unable to agree with this coaching decision. It's 10U, they make mistakes. Back in my playing days, I was in an 18u tournmentv playing on a set of quad fields. Our 3rd base fielded a ball, came up to throw, and her throw landed in front of the shortstop on the other field. Never in my life had I seen a throw like that. Honestly it was hilarious and we still joke about it today. My point is that if an 18 year old can throw onto another field, and the best players in the world can over throw 1st on a routine play, and they don't get pulled, I think we can allow a mistake here and there from a 10U player (as long as the reason she got pulled was the mistake). I think coaches tend to forget that they're coaching humans, young girls to be exact. They won't be perfect and won't always be in a good mood, because they're kids and kids have bad days (kind of like adults do but nobody pulls us off the field when we're having an off day). It's just a game, y'all, it's meant to be fun.