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YORKVILLE FURY (YORKVILLE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, NFP)

TRAVEL/SELECT

Baseball · Yorkville area · Kendall County, IL

Nonprofit youth travel sports association developing talent pool for high school programs.

Sports
Baseball · Softball · Basketball
Offers
Travel/select
Ages
8U · 9U · 10U · 13U
Gender
Coed
Tryouts
Tryouts typically July
Location
Yorkville area
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