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Rock Canyon Baseball
Striving For Excellence
GoalsThe goals of the Rock Canyon Baseball Program are as follows:•Build strong character in young men through the concept of Team Sports.
•Develop amazing student athletes. Academics will always be #1!
•Create a viable path to play baseball at the next level (college, minor leagues, etc) for any athlete that has that desire. Help facilitate scouting relationships and “best path” approach to reach these goals.
Goals…..(continued)• Encourage our young men to stay year round with the RC
program. It is incumbent on the RC program to give a compelling reason for our players to “want” to play the Summer and/or Fall season with RC as well. Not just Spring baseball. Chemistry, camaraderie, friendships, and life long memories are built through high school sports. The Spring season is sooo short and these bonds can’t be fully developed just through a 16-18 game Spring season.
• Support/encourage multi-sport athletes that play more than just baseball. A well-rounded athlete is a big part of the high school athletic experience. There is a reason why you have to be a multi-sport athlete to win “Athlete of the Year” at Rock Canyon.
Goals…..(continued)
……and…..STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Winter Program• Dates– Jan 4 thru Feb 26 – (hitting/fielding/conditioning)
• Weekly Schedule– Mon/Wed 3:30-5:00 @ Warriors Field House– Tues/Thurs 3:30-5:00 outside on field (weather)– Friday – 3:30-5:30 – Gameday (bubble in Parker)– Saturday – 10:00-12:00 – Gameday– Mon/Wed/Fri Mornings - Conditioning
• Overall Expectations• Cost - $450 per player
Spring Program
• Tryouts – Feb 29-March 2• Roster Selection – Tues Night March 1 for Varsity/JV
and Wednesday March 2 for Soph/Frosh• Kickoff Breakfast – Tentatively March 5 (Saturday)• Practices – March 2 for JV/Varsity and March 3
for Frosh/Soph• Games – start mid March• Spring Break• Playoffs• Expectations
Summer Program
• Starts– Approx May 28
• Finishes– Approx mid July
• Weekly Schedule– Double Header 1 day per week– Development 1-2 days– Tournament (Thurs-Sun typically)
• Overall Expectations• Cost
Summer Program…Tournaments
• 18U Team (A Team)– 6-7 Tournaments • 3 out of town “driving” tournaments• 1 “fly to” tournament
• 16/17U Team (B Team)– 6-7 Tournaments
• 3 out of town “driving” tournaments• TBD on flying to a tournament
• 15U/16U Team (C team/teams including Feeder Team)– 5-6 Tournaments
• 2-3 out of town “driving” tournaments
Summer Program…COST
• Estimated Cost - $1000
• Comparison To Other Programs:–Mountain Vista - $1500–Cherry Creek – 18U $3100 & 17U $2800–Club Programs - $2000-$3000
Summer Program Commitment
• Commitments to Summer 2016– Communicate to Coach Tschetter tonight after
meeting as follows:1.Yes, I want to play Summer 2016 at Rock Canyon
with my teammates 2.I am not sure if I will be playing Summer baseball
in 2016 but will let you know in early March3.I am playing Summer baseball with another
program in 2016
Fall Program Recap
• Successes• Lessons Learned• What to plan for in 2016
Financial Reality Spring Baseball Minimum Operating Costs = $30,000
Spring Revenues = $6300
Spring Deficit = $23,700 (just to cover the minimum)
Financial Reality Summer Baseball Minimum Operating Costs = $31,000**
**(based on 2015)
Summer Revenues =$31,000
Financial Reality Fall Baseball Minimum Operating Costs = $21,500
Fall Revenues =$21,500
Financial Reality Winter Baseball Minimum Operating Costs = $25,500
Winter Revenues =$25,500
Financial SummaryYear Round BARE MINIMUM Expenses =
$108,000Year Round BARE MINIMUM Income =
$84,000DEFICIT = $24,000
Additional Income Sources
Diamond Club Memberships - $12kConcession Stand Proceeds - $4kBanner/Sponsor Advertisement - $8k TOTAL = $24k
BREAKEVEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What Does a Break Even $$ Baseball Program NOT Get?
It Doesn’t Get:-A Storage Facility-An Improved Batting Cage/Facility-An Improved Bullpen-Any Necessary Field Maintenance-A Hitters Eye (Center Field)-ETC, ETC, ETC
Fundraising
• King Soopers Cards• Snapbooster• Restaurant Nights• Other Fundraising Options/Ideas
Fundraising…King Soopers Cards
• King Soopers Cards– 5% of total spend at grocery store AND KS gas
stations– Load up card and do all spending on card– Average family spends $1000-$1400/month at
grocery store (along with gas purchases)– 5% is $50-$70/month to the program per family– 60 families - $50/month = $3k/month or
$36k/year to the RC Jags Baseball Program
Fundraising….Snapbooster
• 10 cents to program for every receipt you “snap” a picture of
• Average of 35-40 receipts per month• Bonus $$ for snapping receipts from places like
Firehouse, Qdoba, Starbucks, Target – 5% of receipt total
• $7-$10 per month per family to the program just for snapping a pic of your receipts
• $450-$600/month for program or $5400-$7000 per year for program
Fundraising….Snapbooster•California Pizza Kitchen - 5% of the total transaction
•Starbucks - 5% of the total transaction
•Cafe Rio - 5% of the total transaction •Tokyo Joe's - 5% of the total transaction•Cold Stone Creamery - 5% of the total transaction
•Wendys - 5% of the total transaction
•Dunkin’ Donuts - 5% of the total transaction •Hobby Lobby - 4% of the total transaction•Firehouse Subs - 5% of the total transaction •Marshall’s - 3% of the total transaction•JewelFire Diamonds - 5% of the total transaction
•Sprouts Farmers Market - 2.5% of the total transaction
•Mod Markets - 5% of the total transaction •Kohl's - 2% of the total transaction•Outback Steakhouse - 5% of the total transaction
•Target - 1.5% of the total transaction
•Panera Bread - 5% of the total transaction •Dog Haus, Centennial - 5% of the total transaction•Qdoba Mexican Grill - 5% of the total transaction
•Taco Bell - 5% of the total transaction
•Smash Burger - 5% of the total transaction•American Furniture Warehouse - 1.5% of the total transaction
•Sports Clips - 5% of the total transaction
Fundraising…Restaurant Nights
• As much as 50% of proceeds on designated night go to RC Baseball program
• Chipotle/Firehouse Subs and others……..• 1x per month during season and 1x every
other month during offseason• $800-$1000 per night on average generated
for program
Banner Sales – Baseball Field• Multiple positions on field available– Outfield Fence – Diamond Level– Foul Line and Dugout Positions – Platinum– Perimeter Fence – Gold Level
• Day of Game promotional opportunities• Exclusivity based on type of business– One Dentist, One HVAC, One Electrical, etc, etc
Apparel
1. Player Required Apparel- Winter- Spring
2. Player Optional Apparel -Winter - Spring3. Parent Optional Apparel
How To Communicate
1. Website – baseball.rchsjags.com Click on “News” tab for relevant info
2. Email – [email protected]
[email protected]. Twitter - @RCHSBaseball_
4. Facebook – RCHS Baseball
NEXT STEPS
1. Summer 2016 Commitment2. King Soopers Card….Get Yours Tonight3. Snapbooster – Start Snapping4. Apparel – See Coach Charlie for additional
questions (for players). Contact [email protected] for fan apparel questions or check website
5. Volunteer, Volunteer, Volunteer6. Be A Positive Contributor