We need your help – FPSG District Champs volunteering

Friday 6th April 2018

The weekend of 11-13 May is one of the most anticipated and busiest of the Track & Field year with no less than three FPSG District Championship fixtures happening in Grangemouth, Inverness and Kilmarnock.

To ensure these events are a success and to allow athletes the opportunity to Perform when it Counts, we request that all clubs with athletes entered provide a minimum of three named volunteers at their respective FPSG District Championships.

These named volunteers will be essential to the smooth running of the championships in each of the three venues.

Tasks will include:

Declarations and Admissions (Checking athletes in and distributing their numbers)
Field Judging
Track Judging
Timekeeping
Start Team
Photofinish

Any volunteers will be allocated AM, PM or all day slots and will work alongside experienced officials who will provide guidance and support – no previous experience necessary.

Please submit name, contact email address, preferred duties (if any) and preferred time slots to events@scottishathletics.org.uk by Tuesday 1 May.

Tags: District Championships, District Champs, FPSG District Champs, Volunteering, volunteers

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