Want to be a 2016 Phillies Ballgirl? Apply by Sunday, October 4
The Phillies are looking for next season's Ballgirls, a program presented by Macy's
The Philadelphia Phillies are on the lookout for next season's Ballgirls; now is your chance to apply. Fans have until Sunday, October 4, to apply to be a Phillies Ballgirl, a program presented by Macy's.
This will be the only opportunity to become a Phillies Ballgirl for the 2016 season. Qualified candidates will represent the Phillies organization throughout the community, along with responsibilities on the field. Requirements include:
- Strong interpersonal and public relations skills with a positive, outgoing personality
- Softball experience and knowledge of the game of baseball
- Be punctual and reliable with a flexible schedule and availability to work early mornings, nights, weekends, and holidays
- Must be at least 18 years of age
How to Apply:
Please send a resume along with a 2 minute video (DVD, Youtube, etc.) demonstrating your softball skills and telling us why you think you would make a great Phillies Ballgirl no later than Sunday, October 4, 2015 to [email protected] or as a hard copy with the subject line Ballgirl Applicant to Phillies, Citizens Bank Park, One Citizens Bank Way, Philadelphia, PA 19148.
No phone calls please. Submissions must be received by Sunday, October 4, 2015. Qualified applicants will be notified of the tryout date. For more information, please visit phillies.com/ballgirls.
ABOUT THE PHILLIES BALLGIRLS PRESENTED BY MACY'S
The Phillies Ballgirls are ambassadors for the Phillies both on and off the field. They represent educated, athletic and energetic women who hope to serve as role models in professional sports for young girls.
Each year, the Phillies Ballgirls make over 150 off-field appearances including TV and radio as well as school visits, nursing home visits, golf and bowling tournaments and fashion shows. They also play a minimum of 10 softball games which all have a charity element.
In addition, the Ballgirls are involved with the Phillies environmental initiatives and captain the Red Goes Green team. For more information, please visit phillies.com/ballgirls.