Join the Excitement by Volunteering for Papa Bears Game Day Responsibilities!

Game day at Basha Football is more than just the players on the field. Behind every touchdown, tackle, and cheer, there is a dedicated team of volunteers making sure everything runs smoothly. Papa Bears, your support is crucial to creating an unforgettable experience for players, coaches, and fans alike. Volunteering on game day offers a unique chance to be part of the action, contribute to the team’s success, and build community spirit.

How to Sign Up for Your Team’s Volunteer Opportunities

Papa Bears have organized volunteer sign-ups by team level to make it easy for families and supporters to get involved. Use the links below to find your team’s specific game day responsibilities and sign up for shifts that fit your schedule.

• Freshman Game Day Volunteer Sign-Up  

  Sign up here  

• Junior Varsity Game Day Volunteer Sign-Up  

  Sign up here

• Varsity Game Day Volunteer Sign-Up  

  Sign up here  

Signing up early helps organizers plan and ensures all roles are covered.

Papa Bears mascot "Ol' Grizz

Why Volunteer on Game Day?

Volunteering for Papa Bears game day responsibilities is more than just lending a hand. It’s about being part of a team that supports young athletes and enhances the entire game day experience. Here’s why your involvement is important:

• Support the Players: When volunteers handle logistics, players can focus fully on the game.

• Create a Safe Environment: Volunteers help ensure safety protocols and smooth operations.

• Build Community: Game day brings families, friends, and fans together. Volunteers help foster that sense of belonging.

• Gain New Skills: From teamwork to event management, volunteering offers valuable experience.

• Enjoy the Game: Volunteers get a close-up view of the action and the excitement of live football.

  
  

Every role, no matter how big or small, contributes to the success of Basha Football.

Game Day Volunteer Roles Explained

There are several key roles that volunteers fill on game day. Understanding these will help you decide where you want to contribute.

Chain Gang

The chain gang is responsible for managing the chains and down markers on the sidelines. This role requires attention to detail and quick reactions to keep the game moving smoothly.

• Set up and move the chains after each play

• Communicate with officials and coaches as needed

• Stay alert to game progress and timing

  
  

Bear Tunnel Setup

The Bear Tunnel is a special part of the game day experience where players enter the field with energy and excitement. Volunteers help prepare and manage this area.

• Assemble the tunnel and fog machines before the game

• Ensure the tunnel is safe and clear for players

• Break down the tunnel and fog machines and put away at halftime

  
  

VIP Parking Monitor

Start game day by being one of the first friendly faces our fans see! 

• Checking VIP parking passes

• Directing vehicles

• Collecting payments for any remaining open parking spots

  
  

Each task plays a vital role in making the game day enjoyable and efficient.

Tips for First-Time Volunteers

If this is your first time volunteering at a Papa Bears game, here are some tips to help you have a great experience:

• Arrive Early: Give yourself time to get oriented and receive instructions.

• Ask Questions: Don’t hesitate to ask veteran volunteers or coordinators for guidance.

• Be Flexible: Game day can be unpredictable; be ready to help where needed.

• Enjoy the Experience: Take in the excitement and pride of supporting your team.

Join the Papa Bears Volunteer Team Today

Papa Bears, your time and energy are invaluable. By volunteering on game day, you become part of a team that supports young athletes and builds a positive community environment. Whether you can help once or every game, your contribution makes a difference.

Use the links above to sign up for your team’s game day responsibilities. Together, we can ensure every Basha Football game is a success. Thank you for stepping up and showing your Bear pride.

Go Bears!