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Re: Improving the High School Ballpark Experience
Bandera; You have achieve a great objective and goals. Congratulations. When I coached our Summer team I invited Tommy Lasorda to speak at a banquet. We sold out the Vets center [500 tickets]. Received "negative" press. "A Dodger in Giant's Country". Next day it flooded in Sonoma County and use the Vets Bldg for the "homeless". You did not mention the game program [important] or the 1st ball "thrower" for opening day. Bob
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thanks for ideas Bob. we don't do a program, but we have laminated QR codes posted for schedules, rosters, and the GameChanger feed. We will look having someone throw the opening pitch! this year we have added a live performance of the National Anthem for most Varsity games; our new wireless microphone system made that a lot more practical. I think it ads to the fan experience.
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1) We have a number of fundraisers out of season, some things have been donated (often labor if we pay for materials). 2) it's chain link. any idea of rough cost to change?
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It can vary depending on the size of the existing fence but I believe around $100k. It’s probably the single best upgrade you can do besides lights, which you already have.
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The paper program should have ads as it has a retention life of 30 days. Bob Sent from my iPad
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Our school did a paper program book, with ads from businesses, player ads from family, team history and records, profile of each player, etc. They are great keepsakes, in addition to being nice to have during the games. I think the ads mostly paid for the program (which was given away free), but it was also a fundraiser for the team. Our schools also all gives out a roster sheet with home and away teams at each game (so that you can tell who the players are). I suppose one could sell ads for...
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1. Where do you guys get the money for this? 2. Is the backstop netting or chain link? If it is chain link, get rid of it. Makes a huge difference.
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Improving the High School Ballpark Experience
Our RBI club is very active supporting the team and I’m seeking suggestions of neat things to add to the high school ballpark to make a more enjoyable fan experience. At some point I would like to do a wall of alumni who went on to the next level or who made it to professional baseball. Anybody have any image to share of one that really stood out? We are getting custom Cornhole boards for the ballpark next week. Anything else we should consider? We are looking at banners that you mount on...