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Home Run Derby Volunteer Job Descriptions:
Which best suits you?
Outfield Shagger (10 needed per shift)
Outfield Shaggers enjoy being out in the sun, want the
chance to experience being on a minor league baseball field,
don't mind being on their feet, but don't need to be able to
catch or throw a ball! This might be a fun family activity to
do with your kids.
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Collect balls in the outfield for a 3 to 4-hour shift (with breaks when needed)
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Collect balls hit into the outfield and infield once they have landed and rolled to a stop
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Carry or toss balls to a bucket by second base
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Signal when a ball hits the outfield wall
Registration Worker (1-2 needed)
A Home Run Derby
Registration Worker is detail-oriented, loves paperwork and
checklists, and enjoys talking to people.
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Sit at the registration table from approximately 8am to 1pm
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Check in batters as they arrive at the stadium
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Instruct batters on filling out various forms
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Ensure all batters sign waivers
Team Leader (1-2 needed)
Good Team Leaders are friendly, assertive, not shy or
soft-spoken, able to corral excited participants and keep things
moving.
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Stand on the sidelines by the dugout from approximately 8am to 1 or 2pm
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Check in teams as they arrive on the field
