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Personal Narrative: My Passion As A Bobcat

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Freshman in collage, born and raised in Hialeah, Florida. I have a Cuban background and speak the Spanish language. I currently live in Miami Gardens which is five minutes from St. Thomas University. As a kid I usually spent most of my time outside playing with friends and as I got older I began to love sports. In high school I was a dual student athlete involved in baseball and soccer. I enjoyed both sports much but my passion was always in the sport of baseball as I saw my older brother play and graduate from STU. I started playing when I was 4 years old and have been playing ever since. I am currently part of the baseball organization at St. Thomas and I am eager for the upcoming season as a Bobcat.

I recently just turned 20, and finished

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