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The document is a Waiver and Release of Liability for minor participants in baseball/softball activities at Woodside Sports Complex Operations, LLC. It outlines the risks associated with these activities, including potential injury or death, and requires the parent or legal guardian to release the organization from any claims related to such risks. The signatory acknowledges understanding the terms, confirms authority to bind the minor to the waiver, and accepts that signing limits their legal rights.

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