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IMG Academy has been nationally recognized by organizations including Sports Business Journal, USA ... Ability to work collaboratively within a team-oriented and high-performance environment * Excellent ...

IMG Academy has been nationally recognized by organizations including Sports Business Journal, USA ... Ability to work collaboratively within a team-oriented and high-performance environment * Excellent ...

... team events and 30+ individual player events all over the U.S. through its subsidiary brands: Youth Baseball Nationals, Youth Softball Nationals, Baseball Youth, Softball Youth, Game Day USA, New ...

... team events and 30+ individual player events all over the U.S. through its subsidiary brands: Youth Baseball Nationals, Youth Softball Nationals, Baseball Youth, Softball Youth, Game Day USA, New ...

Sports Official

CO · On-site

$33.83 - $36.64/hr

... team that supports community recreation and youth development. This is a temporary, part-time ... Certifications from recognized officiating organizations (e.g., NFHS, ASA/USA Softball, NFHS ...

Sports Official

Gunnison, CO · On-site

$33.83 - $36.64/hr

... team that supports community recreation and youth development. This is a temporary, part-time ... Certifications from recognized officiating organizations (e.g., NFHS, ASA/USA Softball, NFHS ...

Marketing & Merchandise Intern (Summer 2027)

Hartford, CT · On-site

$15.25 - $20.25/hr

... and/or softball. Interns will gain valuable experience in working with administration, event ... covering USA Tournament Series events; Tournaments, Showcases, Team Scout Days, Testing Days ...

... softball. Interns will gain valuable experience in working with Mirrorless/DSLR Camera(s) and ... covering USA Tournament Series events; Tournaments, Showcases, Team Scout Days, Testing Days ...

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Team USA Softball is the national softball team that represents the United States in international competitions. Managed by USA Softball, the team competes in events such as the Olympics, World Championships, and the Pan American Games. The program includes both women's and men's teams, but the women's team is especially prominent, having won numerous Olympic medals and world titles. Team USA Softball is known for its highly skilled athletes and strong tradition of excellence.

What are some common challenges faced by athletes on Team USA Softball, and how do they overcome them?

Athletes on Team USA Softball often face challenges such as balancing rigorous training schedules with travel and competition demands, adapting to high-pressure situations, and maintaining peak performance throughout long seasons. To overcome these, players rely on strong time-management skills, support from coaches and teammates, and access to sports psychologists and athletic trainers. The team's collaborative environment emphasizes open communication and continuous feedback, helping athletes navigate setbacks and stay motivated.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Team USA Softball player, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Team USA Softball player, you need advanced athletic ability, deep knowledge of softball techniques and rules, and a history of elite-level competition, often demonstrated through collegiate or professional experience. Familiarity with sports analytics platforms, video analysis tools, and strength and conditioning programs is also important. Outstanding teamwork, mental toughness, and strong communication skills set top athletes apart in high-pressure situations. These skills and qualities are crucial for achieving peak performance, maintaining team cohesion, and excelling in international competition.

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Youth and Adult Sports Official 2026

Waukesha, WI • On-site

$15/hr

Full-time

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Company rating: 9.0 out of 10

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Job description

Title: Youth and Adult Sports Officials Age Requirement: Youth Officials Minimum age 14 yrs. old Adult Officials Minimum age 18 yrs. old Department: Parks, Recreation & Forestry Reports to: Recreation Supervisor - Sports and/or Recreation Coordinator Location: Youth: William R.

Oliver Youth Complex (WRO) and/or Mindiola Adult: Saratoga and Buchner Wages (Range): Youth Umpire/Official: Starting at $15.00 per game (rate depends on level) Adult Official, $30 per game Seasons: Youth Officials: June - July (Baseball/Softball), Youth Official: April - May and September - October (Soccer) Adult Official: May - October (Softball/Kickball) September - October (Touch Football), and January - March (Basketball) The official will be responsible for controlling the game by following league rules/policies and enforcing calls. Duties and Responsibilities: 1. *Study and understand all youth baseball, softball, t-ball rules, especially those special rules specific to WPRF leagues

*Study and understand all youth soccer rules, especially those special rules specific to WPRF leagues. *Study and understand all adult softball/kickball rules, USA Softball, Touch Football, and Basketball rules in addition to any special WPRF leagues rules. Officials will also enforce the Adult Sports Policy.

2. To arrive at ball field 15 minutes before the game. 3.

Youth Officials: Baseball/Softball: Pick up scorecards, two balls, brush, clicker, pencil, and stopwatch. Soccer: Pick up corner flags, line judge flags, assist with field setup. Adult Umpires: Softball: Collect one new game ball from each team.

Touch Football and Basketball: Remind players to sign in. 4. Youth and Adult Officials: Meet with coaches and/or captains before game, clarify any questions, review ground rules, and introduce self to both coaches.

5. Youth Umpires (Baseball, and Softball only): Record scores each inning and checks with team score keepers, turn card into Recreation Coordinator after game. Be sure to write clearly and sign card.

Adult Umpire: Make sure scorekeeper is ready to start game and check in during game for any issues. 6. Youth Umpire must wear WPRF T-shirt to each game, you will be given shirt at beginning of season.

Adult Umpires: Collar Shirt in the color of light blue or navy or WPRF staff shirt. Shorts or pants in the color of black or blue. No jeans or sport shorts.

7. Beware of inclement weather, report for work unless you have confirmed that games have been cancelled. 8.

You are required to work your assigned games unless you can find a replacement for yourself off the umpire roster. 9. First Aid supplies may be obtained from Recreation Coordinator; Recreation Coordinator would call 911 if needed.

10. Record all games worked on timecards at the complex, make sure you sign timecard. To Apply: Applications may be obtained at the WPRF Office, 1900 Aviation Dr., Waukesha WI 53188 or online at WPRF website/forms: www.waukesha-wi.gov For More Information Contact: Sheryl Emanuel, Recreation Supervisor - Sports (262)832-3124, semanuel@waukesha-wi.gov The City of Waukesha is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Internal City Applicants: Please review HR Policy F2 Salary Plan and Administration regarding promotions/transfers.


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