Below are some of the duties that are asked from a person who signs up to be a baseball or softball manager in the CTAA
CTAA Manager Responsibilities
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Attend monthly CTAA meetings and other scheduled league meetings. If unable to attend, try to send a representative.
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Attend any CTAA sponsored coaches clinic.
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Attend drafts for your respective league.
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Perform the following functions:
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Pick up equipment and uniforms from the equipment coordinator at the scheduled time for your league.
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Distribute uniforms making sure all players have complete uniforms.
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Handle the distribution and collection of CTAA fund-raiser, if applicable.
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Collect equipment and return them to the equipment coordinator at the scheduled time for your league.
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Umpire in accordance with specific league policy.
- Participate in field maintenance as required.
- Select a coaching staff. Managers are ultimately responsible for the actions and behavior of their coaches during games. Personal feelings between coaches and managers must be kept off the field. Disputes should be brought to the attention of the league coordinator or the CTAA executive board.
- All managers should conduct themselves appropriately during the time they are with their team. Managers should lead by example. Restraint and good judgment should be used when discussing problems with umpires or opposing coaches and managers while with your team.
- Managers are responsible for making sure the field and dugout are to maintained at the end of the game and that the field is usable for the next game. If your game is the last scheduled game of the day, be sure all field equipment is returned to the equipment box. Lock the box!!
- Follow all league rules and responsibilities established by the league coordinator.
- Report any problems to the league coordinator as soon as possible.