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Position Description Team Liaisons Adelaide Thunderbirds are looking for enthusiastic Home and Away Liaisons for the 2020 SSN home games. Your role Team Liaisons need to be punctual and ensure teams are where they should be in relation to the run sheet. Your role with include liaising with the team’s manager and letting them know any changes from our end or undertaking any of their request (i.e. putting ice in ice baths post game). Ensure you are not far from the team at most times, so they can ask questions. Responsibilities may include; • Be present for Volunteer briefing from Netball SA Staff • Be the friendly face when teams arrive • Introduce yourself to the team manager • Make sure they have everything they need • Get the team lists from the team manager • Ensure the teams are in their tunnel ready for arena and match call on • Sit behind the teams’ bench and be there for any questions from the team manager • Make sure the ice has been delivered • Take ice into the changerooms, add to the water if asked by the team manager • Assist with emptying ice baths into the showers and return the towels to the volunteer room Skills required - Reliable, punctual, well presented and courteous - Friendly and personable, a fantastic communicator - Flexible to support the team as required Reporting to Reports to the Events Assistant. Requirements All volunteers must be 18 years of age or older. You must have a valid South Australian DSCI or be willing to obtain one. Availability Training and game day availability All games Suncorp Super Netball Sunday 3 May, 11:30am – 4:30pm @ Priceline Stadium Sunday 17 May, 11:30am – 4:30pm @ Priceline Stadium Saturday 6 June, 3:30pm – 8:30pm @ Adelaide Entertainment Centre Sunday 14 June, 9:30am – 2:30pm @ Priceline Stadium Saturday 11 July, 11:30am – 4:30pm @Adelaide Entertainment Centre Saturday 25 July, 3:30pm – 8:30pm @ Priceline Stadium Friday 7 August, 3:30pm – 8:30pm @ Adelaide Entertainment Centre Australian Netball League (Southern Force) Are you happy to help with ANL matches Fan Day Date TBC – possible date Sunday 19 April *These times are guides only, shift times will be sent to you upon recruitment .

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