semipro

IPA: sɛmɪproʊ

Examples of "semipro" in Sentences

JT Nickley will play semipro football this summer.
Taylor's career began in semipro baseball in 1946.
Cited or not, amateur and semipro productions aren't notable.
He was also the manager, of a Cleveland semipro baseball team.
Unitas has died, and the semipro league has long since folded.
Borom played several more years of minor league and semipro ball.
I also remember Aboriginal SF, which was what you'd call a semipro zine.
Both my grandfathers played baseball at a high amateur or "semipro" level.
Payne played soccer growing up, in college and at the amateur/semipro level.
The west texas outlaws are a semipro football team based out of lubbock texas.
He had already been playing in a semipro league with his father for a few years.
Away from work, Mr. Nesbitt, a semipro hockey player, shifted at 40 to polo at a friend's suggestion.
Several of the short stories were published in semipro and pro markets, and one of the novels got me an agent.
But more than the first game I saw at Ebbets Field, I somehow remember what was called semipro baseball games that my dad used to take me to.
In the South’s strata of black baseball, community teams like the Fair-field Gray Sox were sometimes called semipro, even though compensation wasn’t offered.
A national nonprofit program launched in 2003 by Oprah chef Art Smith, Common Threads pairs kids from Title 1 schools with fancy pro chefs like Jamie Oliver and James Beard Award-winning Bernstein and semipro-to-impassioned-amateur cooks like me.