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SERVING THROUGH SPORT: RAIDERS VOLUNTEER WITH MIRACLE LEAGUE
[NEEDS EDITS] On April 11, Head Coach Matt Darr and more than 65 student-athletes from the Regis Jesuit Baseball program dedicated their time and talents to serve the community through Miracle League of Metro Denver. This remarkable organization creates an inclusive baseball experience for children and adults with disabilities, ensuring that every athlete has the opportunity to play, belong, and experience the joy of the game in a supportive environment.
Throughout the morning, the Raiders served as on-field buddies—guiding athletes around the bases, offering constant encouragement and enthusiastically celebrating every hit, run and smile. The field was filled with laughter, joy and genuine connection, reflecting the true spirit of teamwork and service.
A heartfelt thank-you to Coach Darr and the entire baseball program for representing Regis Jesuit with compassion, leadership and purpose. Your commitment to excellence extends far beyond the diamond.
Keep up the outstanding work, Raiders—both on and off the field. We could not be more proud.
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A heartfelt thank-you to Coach Darr and the entire baseball program for representing Regis Jesuit with compassion, leadership and purpose. Your commitment to excellence extends far beyond the diamond.
Keep up the outstanding work, Raiders—both on and off the field. We could not be more proud.
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