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Sheldon Little League Reflection
During 2016 I was taking 12-15 hours of college per semester but still was able to volunteer at the Sheldon Little League. I was voted onto the Board of Directors as the T-Ball Player agent and was in charge of the whole division. I conducted tryout, team drafts, trained coaches and mentored students. I also assisted with registration, concessions, score keeping and field maintenance when

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