Volunteers Needed
We understand that
many of you are new
and have no idea
what exactly is
needed on Meet day.
To help you
understand the chart
is all about.
In order to get
credit for
volunteering you
must be on the sign
up list. Every
Family is required
to volunteer 6-10
hours as needed.
Pick Up Truck - (Trucks,
Vans, SUVs) Meets at
6:30 to load equipment
at our storage facility
across the street and
transports it to the
track.
Set up Crew: Moves
equipment to where it
goes, and setups tents,
staging area, hurdles,
field events, finish
line timing area and
tents in the stands. PA
System
Volunteer Coordinator -
helps on meet days to
coordinate volunteers.
Announcer: Makes calls
from center to inform
people in the stand what
events are staging.
Head Tag Puller: this
person marks the finish
line sheets of what
event just ran and
places the athletes tags
on the sheet for data
input.
Results Poster: Will
take printed results
from the timing tent and
post them on the
electrical box out in
the public area.
Starter: This is the
person starts all races.
Lane Manager: Places
athletes in their
correct lanes that
staging has assigned
Staging: Located in the
tents at the center of
the field, staging
arranges the athletes
into order of their
heats and lane
assignments. In most
cases Girls will always
stage before boys and
distances races may be
combined girls and boys.
Extra help needed during
relays:
Hurdle crew: On track
during hurdle event to
move them to the correct
spacing for the age
group on the track.
Long Jump: Sign in
athletes as they arrive,
and help keep them in
order, rake and smooth
the sand pits after each
jumper, and measure the
distance of the good
jumps. (Fouls are not
measured.)
High Jump: Sign in
athletes as they arrive,
help keep them in order.
Help set the cross bar
as it is raised
throughout the event,
and replace cross bar to
the standards when it is
knocked off.
Shot Put: Sign in
athletes as they arrive,
help keep them in order.
Measure the distance the
shot has been Thrown.
"shag the shot", which
means to roll it back to
the shot put ring.
Relay Zone Judges: Place
athletes in their proper
lane on the track. Hold
White flag up when all
athletes are in their
proper lane to signal
that the zone is ready
to compete. Watch that
handoff is within the
zone (Athletes may be
out of the zone, baton
must exchange within the
zone). Signal with a red
flag if there are
infractions.
Tear Down Crew: Will
have move all equipment
off track to pickup
trucks loading zone to
be transported back to
storage. Pick up trucks,
Vans, SUVs are needed to
transport equipment back
to storage.
in conclusion we hope
this helps you
understand what is
needed at our meets, we
want all new families to
enjoy and be comfortable
with how a track meet
runs.
Please call or email
(click name) if there is
any confusion so we can
answer any questions. So
you enjoy the rest of
the season.
Elaine Bingham -
661-373-6897
Alan Bingham -
661-755-6197 (works
11:00 am - 7:00pm can't
get calls at work).
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