Voices From the Field – David McMenomey shares a story of calling, clarity, and obedience — a journey that proves purpose can arrive in an instant, yet reshape the course of an entire community. As the Founder of True Gritt Youth Sports, McMenomey is leading one of the most ambitious faith-driven sports projects the Treasure Valley has ever seen. His mission is simple yet powerful: to glorify God by creating an excellent family sports and recreation environment — one where character, integrity, and a love for sports can grow without pressure or limitation.
But what makes his story extraordinary isn’t just the scale of what he’s building. It’s the moment that set it all in motion — a moment that came down to two unexpected words.
Read on to discover how David’s vision began, where it’s going, and how the future of youth sports in Idaho may be changed forever — only on Extra Inning Softball.
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