Tournament Operations Intern

Seminole Sports, the premier provider of youth baseball and softball events, is seeking dedicated individuals for the position of Tournament Operations Intern. Seminole Sports operates approximately 80 tournaments during our summer season. We are looking for qualified individuals to join our intern team for the 2024 tournament season. This individual will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of events at the various field locations in Northern Illinois and Wisconsin. This summer internship program runs from mid-May to the first week in August.  Tournaments are Friday, Saturday and Sunday.  Tournament Operations interns will report directly to the Tournament Director. Students majoring in Sports Management, Sports Marketing, and Sports Recreation and Tourism, Communications, and Business Management are preferred candidates.

Qualifications

• Ability to take direction and successfully complete assigned tasks

• Self-motivated, well-organized, with great attention to detail

• Ability to make decisions and problem-solve in high-pressure situations

• Strong multitasking abilities

• Excellent communication skills

• Preferred solid understanding of baseball and softball fundamentals 

• Playing or coaching background is a plus 

Responsibilities

• Punctuality is key, and you will be entrusted to ensure all games commence on time

• You will be responsible for overseeing the recording of scores and posting team standings 

• Your role is to ensure the smooth operation of events at the tournament locations 

• Making on the spot decisions and calling emergency service if a player is injured

• To know and be responsible for all rules and park guidelines 

• Verify the presence of umpires on the property before games are scheduled to begin

• Responsible for supervising field operations and getting teams and umpires to their assigned fields

• Confirm the readiness of both teams to start play at the designated time

• Present yourself in a professional manner with umpires, parents, players, and coaches

College credit is available to eligible students who get approval from a professor or school career counselor. Summer stipend up to $2000.