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Two volunteers serve fries behind the clubhouse counter.

No championship without you

Join in!

Coaches, umpires and helping hands at the venues: together they make the tournament weekend possible.

Roles

What can you do?

Coach

Guide a team from the tryouts through to the final. Experience with youth baseball or softball is welcome, not required. Signing up goes through your regional coordinator.

Become a coach

Umpire

Officiate games at the championship. New umpires are trained beforehand; experience is not needed.

Become an umpire

Venue volunteer

Help out for a half-day at one of the venues: from scoreboard and catering to welcoming the teams.

Help out

Well arranged

All volunteers work with a VOG and according to the Safe sport code of conduct. You are briefed beforehand and never left on your own.

How the VOG works

Regional coordinators

Each region has a coordinator who organises the tryouts and the teams, and who signs up the coaches. Something for you?

About the regional coordinators

Tasks at a venue

When signing up you say what appeals to you and when you are available. One half-day is already enough.

Catering Field crew Scoring Reception Transport Merchandise First aid Photography

All hands on deck

A tournament weekend runs on volunteers. This is the work you see in the photos from the 2026 championship.

Three volunteers serve food behind the clubhouse counter, with the menu on the wall behind them.
The clubhouse kitchen runs all weekend.
A volunteer drags the dirt around home plate smooth with a field rake.
Dragging the field between two games.
A volunteer in a red shirt waters the infield with a garden hose.
Watering to keep the dust down.
A volunteer sits smiling behind a mixing desk in the sound booth overlooking the field.
Announcements and music from the booth.
Two members of the organising team confer beside the field, one holding a two-way radio.
The organisers keep the day together.
The tournament grounds with stalls, flags and picnic tables between the fields.

One tournament, two hundred pairs of hands

Will you be on the field in May?

Sign up for a job at a venue — or as an umpire, on the umpire page. Within two weeks you hear which venue you are assigned to.

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