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FOR PARENTS & OTHERS IN THE
PLAYER’S FAMILY |
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GET IN THE GAME – VOLUNTEER TO
HELP |
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When you volunteer, you become an
important part of Little League. Without you, we simply could not provide this quality
form of recreation. A lot of the reward is just having fun, but the rewards also
include the knowledge that you are giving back to the community, and showing support
for our children. It will provide the opportunity to meet and form friendships with
others who share your interest in the safety, well-being and development of children.
No experience is required to become a volunteer. Many of the opportunities require
little or no training, and for those that do we will provide the support (and encouragement)
. You can volunteer to help in virtually any aspect of Little League Baseball.
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The League |
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Rocky Mountain Little League Little
League relies on a small legion of adult volunteers to ensure that the organization
remains structured and runs smoothly. We are always looking for responsible and
enthusiastic people to coordinate and support the League. What you see at a League
game represents only a fraction of what you can do as a volunteer. We need lots
of folks to run the show “behind the scenes”, and their contributions are vital
to the season’s success. Fill in you name in some boxes on the registration form,
call 252-5070, or talk to any member of the Board. We want you involved.
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The Team |
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You will meet your child’s team
manager (baseball term for “head coach”) and other coaches sometime in April.. The
men and women who volunteer for this important role have more in common than their
dedication
to the children – they all need help. Some are very good at requesting help, and
outlining exactly where help is needed. Many are not as good at this – so please
step forward and offer. A Little League season is fairly short, but a
team does become very much like a “family” during that time, and, like in all families,
things run better if everyone pitches in a little bit. So, if your child’s coach seems uncomfortable
in making the request, please “step up to the plate” and offer to help. You will
make it a better season. You will enjoy it and the others will definitely appreciate
it. Your team will need a scorekeeper for each game, as well
as parents to help with field preparation and equipment, snack schedule, and uniforms.
We also need a safety parent for each team, to be responsible for providing very
basic first aid (a first aid kit is present at all games) if a situation should
arise. |
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