Baseball umpire vs scorekeeper

Differences between baseball umpire and scorekeeper duties and responsibilities

Baseball umpire example responsibilities.

• Manage and schedule umpires for recreational program
• Hone leadership skills, maintain schedule to ensure games start and end on time.
• Assume the responsibility of leadership with players and coaches without constant and specific direction and/or supervision.
• Instruct kids of various ages how to pitch, hit, and play baseball the correct and professional way.
• Work with fellow umpires as part of a team; also work with coaches, parents and DSYSA management daily.
• Provide instruction and refinement to motor developmental skills for athletes for kids of all ages that want to play baseball.
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Scorekeeper example responsibilities.

• Manage, supervise and oversee tournament completion for several NCAA tournaments and championships.
• Coach of all sporting team which includes basketball, soccer, flag football and wrestling.
• Track and record points, penalties, fouls, and time during softball and basketball games.
• Participate in all internal and external volleyball games and provide support and efficient feedback to team.
• Keep score of all athletic games including volleyball, softball, baseball, basketball, and football.
• Track inventory of coaches equipment, assign coaches schedules and teams, request soccer equipment and player uniforms as needed.
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