Team Manager Information

Each year a team manager (mom or dad) is recruited for each football team and cheer squad once the teams are formed. The primary duties of manager include:
 

• Coordination of the following:
  • Home game volunteer schedules
     
  • Half-time snacks – orange slices, grapes, etc. (football only, home and away games)
     
  • Trash and bathroom pick-up after game. Empty trash cans, put in new trash bags, pick up trash on both sidelines. Inspect bathroom for cleanliness
     
  • Chains. 3 people to hold chains and down marker
     
  • Parking. Direct overflow parking to church lot
     
  • Provide field maintenance volunteers. Currently, these duties are coordinated by . Interested parents should contact Dave directly.
     
  • Provide medical personnel volunteers. We need to have a medical person available during all home games to assist with any medical issues on the field.
    
      
• Assist with Homecoming Activities
  • Coordinate parent participation of Homecoming Basket. Each team/squad assembles a themed basket. During homecoming, raffle tickets are sold for each basket and the winner is chosen after the last game on Sunday. You do not need to be present to win.
     

  • Solicit volunteers for homecoming festivities which can include: selling 50/50 raffle tickets, making baked goods, obtaining flowers, tents, balloons, making banners and pins, etc.

• Coordinate end-of-season celebration including collection for coaching staff gift (usually $5 - $10).

None of this would be possible without the time and support offered by the parents. Your role is important, not only to support your child, but also the Wildcats organization.

• Uniform Laundry & Care Instructions WASHING All garments should be washed on GENTLE CYCLE. Wash with COLD WATER ONLY. Hot or warm water can and will cause bleeding of fabrics & inks. USE ONLY mild soaps & detergents without any colorsafe bleach. DO NOT use any bleach products, including colorsafe bleaches of any kind, or fabric softeners. DO NOT soak garments. Wash all garments separately from any other colors. Remove garments from washer promptly and dry immediately on low setting.   DRYING To prevent bleeding, all garments should be removed from washer promptly & dry immediately on LOW setting. Remove garments from dryer promptly.   DRY CLEANING DO NOT dry clean any garment.   IRONING DO NOT iron any garment   STORAGE All garments should be completely dry before storing. Store in cool dry area, protected from sunlight and fluorescent light to prevent mildew and yellowing.

For any questions, please contact Jeanette Moerman by email.