Volunteer Team Lists

New: Volunteer Lite (2025)

NCLL Volunteer Lite

Our core volunteer needs remain — coach, assistant coach, and team manager — these are additional volunteer opportunities.

Volunteer Lite is a new way to help out — in addition to our regular roles. These lists are for folks who want to pitch in for specific events, with no long-term commitment or baseball experience required. We’ll reach out by email or text when help is needed—if you’re available, great! If not, maybe next time.

Anyone can volunteer—parents, grandparents, siblings, aunts, uncles, retirees, community leaders, former ball players, friends, neighbors, and more. All parents of NCLL players are strongly encouraged to volunteer. It’s a great way to spend quality time with your child and support our community.

It's time to build our bench. Baseball works best when we have plenty of people ready to help — parents, family, and community members. Even occasional help keeps our fields and events running smoothly. If you can chip in, please join one or more opt-in lists below.

Pick one or more opt-in lists to get quick callouts when help is needed. These are lightweight, action-first groups you can join or leave any time. Team Parents: consider nominating one or two families from your team to help keep fields playable and events running smoothly

Opt-in lists

Ground
Gremlins

Flash-mob field crew that swoops in after rain to keep diamonds playable.

  • Purpose: Rapid-response field work when weather hits
  • What you’ll do: Rake, broom, sponge, lay turface, clear drains, help make fields playable
  • Callouts: SMS-first text list for urgent needs; occasional email for weekend planning
  • Best for: Parents near our parks or anyone who can jump in on short notice
  • Frequency: Only when needed (rain days)

Event
Day Crew

Pop-up logistics squad that keeps Opening Day, Photo Day, and Derby shifts humming.

  • Purpose: Keep Opening Day, Photo Day, and Home Run Derby running smoothly
  • What you’ll do: Set up, check-in, line management, breakdown
  • Callouts: Email-first with shift signups; occasional SMS reminders
  • Best for: Parents who like organized, time-boxed tasks
  • Frequency: A few events per season

Phone numbers are used only for urgent volunteer callouts. You can opt out any time; reply STOP to a text or email the organizer