Peninsula Little League Volunteer Opportunities
Head Coach / Team Manager
The Manager leads the team and oversees practices, lineups, and teaching baseball fundamentals. Prior baseball knowledge is helpful, but not required. What matters most is a willingness to teach, learn, and inspire young players.
Assistant Coach Assistant Coaches support the Manager at practices, coach first and third base during games, and step in when the Manager is unavailable. Two coaches per team is ideal, though additional helpers may be welcomed at the Manager’s discretion.
Team Parent / Coordinator The Team Parent helps keep everything running smoothly. They assist the Manager with communication, scheduling, organizing snacks, and general team coordination. For specifics, your team’s Manager can guide you through the details.
Junior Umpire Junior Umpires work with an Umpire Coordinator and typically cover field umpire positions for select Peninsula Little League games (home plate is handled by professional umpires). Junior Umpires must complete required training—such as an umpire clinic, and follow established game protocols. They help manage the flow of the game and maintain order among players, coaches, and spectators.
Field Crew / Maintenance Field Crew volunteers help prepare and maintain the fields before and/or after games at Peninsula Little League. This role is essential to keeping our facilities safe, playable, and welcoming.
Snack Bar
Peninsula Little League keeps registration fees low by operating a Snack Shack during the season. Each team is assigned a few shifts to cover throughout the year, and volunteers can help by working those shifts during game days.
Scorekeeper The Scorekeeper tracks the score, pitch count, and any other necessary statistics in the official scorebook for Minor, Major, and Junior division games. The home team provides the official scorekeeper for each game.
Scoreboard Operator / Announcer This volunteer ensures the scoreboard accurately reflects the score, ball/strike count, and pitch information. They may also announce players or game updates if desired. One volunteer can handle both duties, or they can be split between two people.