The parent volunteers who keep families and the Club connected.
VOLUNTEER
Every Northmen program has a parent who keeps families and the Club talking. Team Representatives pass along Club news, pull together volunteers when an event needs hands, and bring their program’s needs back to the board. It is a small commitment that makes the rest of the Club work.
Reps are the first point of contact between a program’s families and the Club. Most of the job is passing things along: Club news, event dates, volunteer needs, and any question that needs a board answer.
Reps do not run practices, handle money, or make Club decisions. Anything like that goes straight to the board.
Reps meet with the board on a set schedule through the season. Dates and times go out by email ahead of each meeting, and anyone who cannot make it gets the notes afterward.
Thinking about repping your program, or already a rep with a question? Start with the Club and we will point you to the right board member.
WHAT A REP DOES
Keep your program’s families current on Club news, events, and deadlines.
Rally parents when the 5K, the cheer competition, or Pumpkin Festival needs hands.
Bring your team’s equipment, travel, and funding needs back to the board.
Reps keep their program’s families and the Club connected. They pass along Club news and event dates, help line up volunteers when an event needs hands, and bring questions back to the board.
It varies by season and by program. Most of it is sharing information, with a bigger lift around the events that fund the Club, like the Great Pumpkin Festival and the Northmen 5K.
Reach out through the contact form or email the Club and we will connect you with the board member who runs your program.
Start with your program’s Rep. Anything they cannot answer goes to the board, and you can always reach the board directly from the Contact page.