Fillmore Little League Volunteer Umpires are Heroes Through & Through
A big thank you to the League’s Umpire in Chief, Isaac Becerra. He umpires not only 2-3 games on Saturdays; he also coaches two teams during the week. 

Umpires are often the forgotten about Thank You. They take a lot of heat from spectators, remain cool under pressure, and are there for the kids. After having the wonderful job of officiating youth sports, I feel called to remind people of that. They are making the best call they can under a lot of pressure. It’s not for the faint of heart. 
None of these guys are trying to make bad calls to any team’s advantage or to show favoritism. This is something I know to be true as I have rooted for kids in my head from both sides while officiating. 
This is a small town, we know kids, friends and family all over youth sports. Let’s have a heart for the umpires’ hard work. I personally would never want to wear that get-up in the Fillmore sun!
Way to go, Isaac and the Umpire team. Thanks for everything you do! It does not go unnoticed. Photo/article courtesy Brandy Hollis.
A big thank you to the League’s Umpire in Chief, Isaac Becerra. He umpires not only 2-3 games on Saturdays; he also coaches two teams during the week. Umpires are often the forgotten about Thank You. They take a lot of heat from spectators, remain cool under pressure, and are there for the kids. After having the wonderful job of officiating youth sports, I feel called to remind people of that. They are making the best call they can under a lot of pressure. It’s not for the faint of heart. None of these guys are trying to make bad calls to any team’s advantage or to show favoritism. This is something I know to be true as I have rooted for kids in my head from both sides while officiating. This is a small town, we know kids, friends and family all over youth sports. Let’s have a heart for the umpires’ hard work. I personally would never want to wear that get-up in the Fillmore sun! Way to go, Isaac and the Umpire team. Thanks for everything you do! It does not go unnoticed. Photo/article courtesy Brandy Hollis.