Six Veterans become sports officials through nonprofit training

ByCrystal Galny

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Six military veterans recently completed free umpire training at D-BAT Aggieland in Bryan.

Protect the Game trains and equips Veterans and their families to become sports officials.

These Veterans are now ready to make an impact in the youth baseball and softball community.

If a military Veteran and his/her family member(s) are interested in attending a training, contact Jordan Cohen at Jordan@protectthegame.com or by filling out this form.

For more information on the free training, go to Protect The Game’s website.

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