CGB Toronto is Hiring!
League Coordinator, Canadian Girls Baseball
NATURE & SCOPE
Canadian Girls Baseball is looking for an energetic, passionate, and dedicated individual to take on the role of League Coordinator. Canadian Girls Baseball is designed to connect girls with positive mentors, using baseball to promote increased self-esteem and leadership. The League Coordinator would work closely with the Director of Operations to support day-to-day logistics of the baseball league. Responsibilities would include: managing and distributing equipment and uniforms, updating and communicating schedule changes, supporting big events and providing additional team support where needed.
TERM
April 1st – June 30
COMPENSATION: $16.00/hour (minimum of 10 hours/wk.)
RESPONSIBILITIES:
The League Coordinator is expected to:
- Manage equipment and uniform shipments
- Distribute equipment to all coaches prior to their game
- Store equipment after use
- Communicate updates and information to coaches
- Support the planning and delivery of special events
- Report any concerns or incidents related to safety, health, behavior, including parent
questions to CEO and Founder, Dana Bookman
PLEASE NOTE - Coaches 18 years of age and over must present a valid and suitable Vulnerable Sector Check prior to the start of the season.
WHAT’S NEXT
If you are interested, please send a resume and cover letter to Dana Bookman
dana@canadiangirlsbaseball.com
Coach Positions, Canadian Girls Baseball
NATURE & SCOPE
Canadian Girls Baseball is looking for energetic, passionate, and dedicated individuals to coach and become a member of the first all-female baseball league in Canada. Canadian Girls Baseball is designed to connect girls with positive mentors, using baseball to promote increased self-esteem and leadership. Coaches would work closely with the Director of Operations who will be available to offer support and answer questions/concerns throughout the season.
The league is 8 weeks long (starting in May and ending at the end of June). We are looking for coaches to commit a minimum of twice a week and participate in both the opening and closing day of activities. Coaches facilitate dynamic and engaging baseball practices that help players increase their confidence and build relationships. They would also ensure baseball games run smoothly and efficiently.
TERM
May 1st – June 30
COMPENSATION: $15.00/hour (minimum of 6 hours/wk.)
All coaches will receive Jays Care’s Girls At Bat training. Upon completion of training, coaches will receive a Jays Care coach shirt, blue jays hat, and coach resources to support practice planning and delivery. Additionally, all coaches will be eligible to be nominated as a Jays Care unstoppable coach for outstanding performance.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Coaches are expected to:
- Attend the training session as assigned before the start of the program in April
- Attend all scheduled events, games and practices for your team
- Contact the Director of Operations immediately if you are unable to attend a practice or game and try to
arrange an alternative coach/chaperone for that day
- Ensure that the equipment is well cared for and effectively stored
- Set up and tear down prior to games and practices
- Hand out participant and parent surveys one week before the end of season
- Ensure that the program is safe and inclusive.
- Promote connection and care between players
- Report any concerns or incidents related to safety, health, behavior, including parent questions to CEO
and Founder, Dana Bookman
PLEASE NOTE - Coaches 18 years of age and over must present a valid and suitable Vulnerable Sector Check prior to the start of the season.
WHAT’S NEXT
If you are interested, we would love to hear from you! Please send your resume and cover letter to Dana Bookman, dana@canadiangirlsbaseball.com.
NATURE & SCOPE
Canadian Girls Baseball is looking for an energetic, passionate, and dedicated individual to take on the role of League Coordinator. Canadian Girls Baseball is designed to connect girls with positive mentors, using baseball to promote increased self-esteem and leadership. The League Coordinator would work closely with the Director of Operations to support day-to-day logistics of the baseball league. Responsibilities would include: managing and distributing equipment and uniforms, updating and communicating schedule changes, supporting big events and providing additional team support where needed.
TERM
April 1st – June 30
COMPENSATION: $16.00/hour (minimum of 10 hours/wk.)
RESPONSIBILITIES:
The League Coordinator is expected to:
- Manage equipment and uniform shipments
- Distribute equipment to all coaches prior to their game
- Store equipment after use
- Communicate updates and information to coaches
- Support the planning and delivery of special events
- Report any concerns or incidents related to safety, health, behavior, including parent
questions to CEO and Founder, Dana Bookman
PLEASE NOTE - Coaches 18 years of age and over must present a valid and suitable Vulnerable Sector Check prior to the start of the season.
WHAT’S NEXT
If you are interested, please send a resume and cover letter to Dana Bookman
dana@canadiangirlsbaseball.com
Coach Positions, Canadian Girls Baseball
NATURE & SCOPE
Canadian Girls Baseball is looking for energetic, passionate, and dedicated individuals to coach and become a member of the first all-female baseball league in Canada. Canadian Girls Baseball is designed to connect girls with positive mentors, using baseball to promote increased self-esteem and leadership. Coaches would work closely with the Director of Operations who will be available to offer support and answer questions/concerns throughout the season.
The league is 8 weeks long (starting in May and ending at the end of June). We are looking for coaches to commit a minimum of twice a week and participate in both the opening and closing day of activities. Coaches facilitate dynamic and engaging baseball practices that help players increase their confidence and build relationships. They would also ensure baseball games run smoothly and efficiently.
TERM
May 1st – June 30
COMPENSATION: $15.00/hour (minimum of 6 hours/wk.)
All coaches will receive Jays Care’s Girls At Bat training. Upon completion of training, coaches will receive a Jays Care coach shirt, blue jays hat, and coach resources to support practice planning and delivery. Additionally, all coaches will be eligible to be nominated as a Jays Care unstoppable coach for outstanding performance.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Coaches are expected to:
- Attend the training session as assigned before the start of the program in April
- Attend all scheduled events, games and practices for your team
- Contact the Director of Operations immediately if you are unable to attend a practice or game and try to
arrange an alternative coach/chaperone for that day
- Ensure that the equipment is well cared for and effectively stored
- Set up and tear down prior to games and practices
- Hand out participant and parent surveys one week before the end of season
- Ensure that the program is safe and inclusive.
- Promote connection and care between players
- Report any concerns or incidents related to safety, health, behavior, including parent questions to CEO
and Founder, Dana Bookman
PLEASE NOTE - Coaches 18 years of age and over must present a valid and suitable Vulnerable Sector Check prior to the start of the season.
WHAT’S NEXT
If you are interested, we would love to hear from you! Please send your resume and cover letter to Dana Bookman, dana@canadiangirlsbaseball.com.
Our Team
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Dana BookmanDana Bookman is the Founder and Executive Director of Canadian Girls Baseball. She has two kids who love to play ball and a passion for seeing girls gain confidence, new skills and a love of sport. She started CGB in Toronto for her daughter who wanted to play baseball, but not with boys. Since the first season in 2016 CGB has grown from 42 players to more than 1000 in 4 provinces.
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Emma CarrEmma Carr is Canadian Girls Baseball's Director of Programming.
Emma has been playing baseball since the age of 4. She became a member of Team Ontario in 2011 at the age of 11. Emma is a 3 time national champion at U16 and women's level. She was a member of Team Canada in 2013 for a mini-series against Japan in Granby, Quebec and again in 2014 for the World Cup in Japan. Emma is a volunteer trainer with Team Ontario U16 girls team and a volunteer for the 2015 Jays Care Camp at the Rogers Centre as well as at many other Jays Care Camps around the GTA over the past 4 years. Kylie O'DonnellKylie is CGB's Director of Catching and Development. Kylie has been playing baseball since the age of three. She has played for Team Ontario and is past president of the Ontario Women's Baseball League. Kylie plays on a women's rep travel team and is currently completing her PhD in chemical engineering at the University of Toronto.
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Taylor KnightTaylor has been playing baseball since she was 3 years old. At age 15, she joined the British Columbia bantam girl's baseball team, winning back to back bronze medals at Canadian Bantam Nationals. Over the course of her 17 year baseball career, including four years with Team BC, Taylor has played all across Canada, the USA, and Cuba. She's coached younger girls in the Team BC organization and is excited to now help grow girl's baseball in Toronto.
Mena FlorioMena has played baseball since the age of 4. She has been playing with Team Ontario since the age of 14, and is a two time national champion both at the U16 and women's level. She now plays on the women's national team, and continues to volunteer with the U16 team as a trainer.
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Caitlin TomotsuguCaitlin has been playing baseball since the age of 5. She has been playing on Team Ontario since 2013 at the age of 12. Caitlin has won 3 national championships with the 16U team and the 21U team and she was a member of the 21U Canadian Prospect team in 2017 that played in the women's championship tournament.
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