What you see during your Little League games is a mere fraction of what you can do as a volunteer. With over 1,000 players in our league each season, San Francisco Little League relies on our devoted legion of adult volunteers to help ensure that the organization runs smoothly, and we are always looking to add new members to the team.  

Read on to learn about how you can get involved and sign up.  Or to inquire about other opportunities, or if you have a particular skill or talent that you would like to share please email: [email protected].

SFLL's volunteer coaches are the core of our program.  SFLL's seasonal coaching teams are made up of the parents and guardians, extended family and friends of our players, umpires, and alumni. 

SFLL's coaches bring with them a variety of experience levels. SFLL has developed a robust training program including on- and off-field training with seasoned Little League coaches, specialized clinics with local professional coaching partners at San Francisco Baseball Academy, University of San Francisco, and the Positive Coaching Alliance, safety training and certifications and more.  Coaches also have access to online practice plans and resources, as well as ongoing support from our front office team throughout the season.

SFLL provides every team with the equipment necessary for games and practices.  Equipment that will be provided to each team in all divisions includes helmets, bats, balls, throw-down bases, catchers gear (Upper Farm+), umpire gear (Rookie+), and a uniform shirt and hat for each player.

Board Administrator
Help the president maintain a list of directors and front office members, plan and maintain the league calendar, coordinate meetings and keep meeting minutes, and provide collaborative support to the registration team.

Assistant Registrar
Help the registrar run player eligibility audits, create and distribute materials related to league registration for the current season, assure compliance with Little League charter guidelines and other registration requirements,  and work collaboratively support to the registrar and board administrator.

Scheduler
Seeking a Python programmer:  SFLL utilizes field pick league scheduling software developed for San Francisco Little League.  It uses Pandas dataframes to store the calendar and team data and the pulp library to define and solve the schedule as a Linear Programming problem.  We are seeking a programmer who can create a fresh python environment and activate the updated environment and install requirements to join our team.

Technology Systems Coordinator
Oversee relationships with SFLL technology providers like SportsConnect, Stack Officials, GameChanger, Google and Network Solutions to maintain league systems and software. 

Marketing Campaign Manager
Collaborate with the league's graphic designer and coordinate print/paper marketing campaigns, league communication and marketing blasts using systems like SportsConnect and VerticalResponse.

Media Relations & Public Outreach
Maintain current & build new relationships with the local media.  Develop and coordinate public outreach initiatives.  Identify target audiences and oversee distribution of printed marketing materials.

Social Media Manager
Maintain the league's Facebook, Insta and Yelp profiles.

Newsletter Editor
Edit and publish the league's Community Newsletter.

Facilities Team - Permits
Liaise with SFLL's scheduling team to select & request fields, work with SFLL landlords to maintain and publish permits including SF Rec & Park, Presidio Trust, Paul Goode Field (University High School), Riordan and USF.  Sit on the Rain Out Committee and help maintain field status on the website.  

Facilities Team - Treasure Island (TI) Coordinator
Work with the president and the Treasure Island groundskeeper to oversee maintenance, equipment and out buildings of our Treasure Island fields and facilities. 

Player Agent
Player Agents are responsible for recruiting coaches, managing their division’s skills evaluation session (SES) and player draft, and providing support to players, families, and coaches once the season is underway. The ideal Player Agent has strong communication and management skills and is proficient in Excel or Google Sheets.