Volunteer roles at a glance
Every recurring role that keeps game day running — how much time it typically takes, and what it actually contributes. If something here fits your situation, look out for it on the next volunteer roster link.
Keeps players and families fed on game day — often the reason people stick around after the game instead of heading straight home.
Keeps the canteen running so juniors (and everyone else) get lunch, and raises real funds for the club at the same time.
A completed scorebook is the official record of the match — without it, results and season stats can't be tracked at all.
Gets the ground genuinely ready to play — without it, the first ball can't be bowled on time.
Leaves the ground ready for the next user, and protects the club's relationship with the ground authority.
Keeps the game fair and moving at grades without an appointed umpire — the difference between a smooth afternoon and constant disputes.
A genuine club tradition — the social glue that turns two teams who just competed into people who talk to each other afterwards.
Keeps the bar — a real source of club revenue — open and staffed on game day.
One person, on-site, ready if someone gets hurt — the most safety-critical duty on this list.