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Most umpires I know agree that, at least as a general rule, the higher the level, the easier it is to officiate.
The semipro baseball I used to do was much easier than youth ball. College and high-level travel softball is far easier to work than rec league ball.
I can't even imagine umpiring 6-year-olds. The whole idea that kids that age can create any semblance of a real ball game is absurd. They need instruction and tightly controlled scrimmages, not sham competition.
And how do you evaluate an umpire who does 6-year-olds? Consistent strike zone? Mechanics? Rules knowledge?
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