[Jon Stratis]

Originally Posted by ehochstein

You're right! In my fast math, I forgot to add judges (although I remembered Judge Advisors and Judge Assistants). I updated and typed up my estimates below, do you see any other inaccuracies I could fix? Thanks!

Event Coordinator	1
Volunteer Coordinator	1
Hospitality Coordinator	1
Judge Advisor	1
FTA	1
FTAA	1
Scorekeeper	1
CSA	1
LRI	1
Field Supervisor	1
Head Referee	1
Referees	5
A/V Technical Coordinator	1
Field Supervisor Assistant	1
Field Reset	8
MC	1
Game Announcer	1
Lead Queuer	1
Queuing	4
Pit Admin	2
Spare Parts	1
Inspectors	10
Volunteer Room	2
Food Setup	3
Welcome Table/Registration	2
Photography & Social Media	2
VIP Area	2
Safety Glasses Lead	1
Safety Glasses Attendant	5
Judge Assistants	2
Judges	15
	
Total	80

You would have to ask Laurie, she's definitely the most knowledgeable person in the entire state when it comes to fully staffing an event. I do know, however, that one wicketkeeper is probably not enough (you want at least two sets of eyes on it to ensure there aren't mistakes), and having only 1 CSA is going to make it very rough for teams who need help. I've seen a single CSA spend an entire afternoon with just one team who was having some odd control system issues (and I was there working with them half that time too)... Without other CSA's we either would have had to abandon that team to help others or leave others waiting indefinitely.

Most of those positions need some level of experience as well. We can't just throw people into them with no on-site Training from someone experienced.