Rockstar Volunteers Wanted

Cheer Stations

Cheer stations are greatest for setting a supportive, positive and exciting mood. Cheer station volunteers should be loud, energetic. & encouraging.

Course Marshal

Course marshals will be responsible for remaining on the route to identify hazards, keep racers on the course and offer them encouragement.

Event Set-Up & Tear-Down

Volunteers will be needed to help with the site set up, course marking, & tear-down and clean-up of the event site.

Finish Line/Post-Race

Responsibilities include high-fiving, setting up and organizing medals. Also will be responsible, collecting race chips, and distributing food and water.

First Aid Stations

Volunteers with a background in first aid/medical fields willing to run the station and able to react to an injury in the quickest and most appropriate way.

Floater

Volunteer floaters offer extra help and assistance and can asked to take over a position if someone doesn't show up.

Information Booth

Information booth volunteers provide people with informational material, answer questions, or point them in the right direction on race day.

Photographers

Event photographers will capture every aspect of your event, giving event participants and volunteers more to remember.

Race Crew Captain or Supervisor

Someone with a clear head, an air of authority, and a good eye to supervise arears/volunteers. Able to help us gather the troops to keep event on track and adjust to unexpected changes. Know how to use walkie-talkies & bull horns.

Race Package Pickup

Volunteers will be responsible for assembling and passing out the athlete bibs & bags.

Sponsor/Tri Club Coordinator

Sponsor & Club Coordinator will work closely with helping businesses and teams attend and setup at events

Volunteer Swim Course (Start/Finish)

Volunteers help maintain the safety and order of the swim course. Volunteers assigned to the start line will corral, line up, and direct athletes. Those at the finish will help pull the athletes from the water, direct them toward transition, and may help with wet suit peeling (if applicable). Volunteers in this position should prepare to get wet and bring extra dry clothes.

Volunteer Transition Area/ Body Marking

Body Marking/Transition volunteers will mark athletes with their bib number on each arm and their age on the back of the right leg prior to the beginning of the event and assist athletes/monitor flow of transition area.

Water/Aid Stations

Volunteers will be responsible for handing out water/food to the racers.