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How Did URICRA Change My Life
URICRA has offered me countless opportunities that have helped me develop into the young man I am today. First off, playing URICRA baseball for three years were some of the most fun years of my life, but they also helped me develop as a player. Over that three year span, I developed as a leader, and those three teams all won over half of their games. URICRA also allowed me to get into umpiring, I now umpire almost thirty games a year. I have umpired for baseball, softball, and flag football, but I mainly umpire baseball games. URICRA helped me become the baseball player, the umpire, and the leader I am

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