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casual Game Development officer
Love baseball and want to inspire the next generation of players?
Join Baseball Queensland and help grow participation in baseball across the state.
We are looking for enthusiastic, motivated and community-minded individuals who are passionate about sport, physical activity and creating positive experiences for children.
The primary focus of this role is to deliver fun, engaging, entry-level baseball programs for primary school-aged students while promoting local baseball clubs and encouraging more children to get involved in the game.
You don't need an in-depth knowledge of baseball to succeed. We value your passion, commitment and ability to get kids active, build confidence and introduce them to a new sport in a welcoming environment.
About You
To be successful in this role, you will have:
Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build positive relationships with children, teachers, parents and other community members.
A passion for sport, physical activity and encouraging children to participate.
The ability to deliver engaging, age-appropriate activities in a fun and inclusive environment.
Flexibility and adaptability to respond to changes in session times, program formats and group sizes.
A positive attitude, strong initiative and a genuine desire to promote baseball and support local baseball clubs.
Help Grow Baseball in Queensland
As part of Baseball Queensland, you will play an important role in introducing children to baseball, connecting schools with local clubs and creating opportunities for more Queenslanders to discover the game.
If you're passionate about getting kids active, engaging with your community and helping grow baseball in Queensland, we'd love to hear from you.
Advisory committees
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
The Baseball Queensland Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Panel supports our commitment to making baseball in Queensland more inclusive, accessible and welcoming for everyone.
The panel brings together people with knowledge and experience in equity, diversity and inclusion to help guide initiatives that create equal opportunities and strengthen participation across the sport. By identifying barriers and developing practical strategies, the panel works to ensure people from all backgrounds, abilities and communities feel welcome, valued and supported in Queensland baseball.
Through collaboration, consultation and ongoing improvement, the panel helps Baseball Queensland build a more inclusive baseball community where everyone has the opportunity to participate, contribute and thrive.
To find out more, contact Andrea Marshall
heritage advisory panel
The Baseball Queensland Heritage Advisory Panel is dedicated to preserving, celebrating and promoting the rich history of baseball in Queensland. bringing together historians, enthusiasts, Hall of Fame legends and passionate members of the baseball community, the panel helps protect the stories, achievements and traditions that have shaped the sport across the state.
Working closely with the Baseball Queensland Board, the panel supports initiatives that recognise Queensland baseball’s history and ensure it remains par of the sport’s future. This includes preserving historical records, documenting significant milestones, celebrating heritage events and recognising the people and achievements that have made a lasting contribution to baseball in Queensland.
Through these efforts, the panel helps connect past and present generations, strengthens the baseball community and ensures Queensland’s baseball heritage is celebrated and shared for years to come.
To find out more, contact heritage@baseballqld.asn.au
Tournament staff
Tournament Director – Role Overview
The Tournament Director is responsible for overseeing the on-field delivery and smooth operation of the tournament. Key responsibilities include managing schedules and results, making decisions on weather interruptions, player eligibility and rule breaches, overseeing risk management and tribunal processes, and ensuring compliance with Baseball Queensland's Technical Norms and tournament regulations.The role requires strong leadership, sound decision-making, effective communication with tournament officials and stakeholders, and previous tournament management experience. A current Blue Card and police check are required.
Assistant Tournament Director
The Assistant Tournament Director supports the Tournament Director in overseeing the off-field delivery and smooth operation of the tournament. Key responsibilities include assisting with scheduling and results, weather-related decisions, player eligibility and rule breaches, risk management, tribunal processes, and ensuring compliance with Baseball Queensland's Technical Norms and tournament regulations.The role requires strong organisational skills, sound decision-making, effective communication with tournament officials and stakeholders, and previous tournament management experience. A current Blue Card and police check are required.
These roles are crucial in ensuring the successful delivery of the tournament. We are looking for dedicated individuals with strong organisational skills and a passion for baseball to lead and assist in managing this exciting event.
If you are interested, please submit your expression of interest by the 30th of November. For further information, please contact - admin@baseballqld.asn.au