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PRZ Team/Player Check-In Staff Responsibilities

Team/Player Check-In Responsibilities
Primary Job Duties & Expectations
- Provide a Great Customer Experience
- Greet coaches and players with “Hello” and a smile, using proper manners/being personable, and remember that you are representing Prep Network.
- Properly check in all coaches and players (and assign wristbands to all coaches & players for Prep RedZone events)
- Wear the staff shirt provided by Prep Network
- Do NOT use your phone for personal use.
On-Site Responsibilities
Pre-Event
- Arrive 1 hour and 30 minutes early
- Find & Connect with the Event Director for the Team Meeting
- Locate Fields (#s)/Bathrooms/Water Fountains/Concessions/Athletic Trainer/Vendors
- You should know what fields are at what site.
During the Event
1. Scan the QR code below for the tournament check-in process using your phone camera. You will be provided a link from your Director for access.

- If you were not provided with this link within 2 days of the event, please reach out to your Event Director.
- Follow the process to check-in athletes.
- You will collect athlete measurements - height, weight, hand measurement, and tests.
- Three coaches per team are issued a “Coach Admission” ticket that you can scan like a QR code. This ensures they have the specific outlined group of coaches.
Here is what the ticket looks like-

- You will also check in scouts, Prep Network staff, and media professionals.
- Media professionals contracted by Prep Network will check in at team check-in.
- They will receive a media lanyard to keep.

- Assign wristbands to coaches and players.
- Handles checking in coaches, coach wristbands, player wristbands & quick questions.
- Stay at the Team Check-In table until all coaches are checked in.
- Once the team check-in process is complete, the team/player check-in workers become a flex worker.
- Reach out/track down the Event/Site Director to see if they could use any assistance.
- Thank the spectators, teams, and coaches for attending the event at the exit.