Infield

Fundraising Needs

1. Locker Room Update

• Short Term ($10K): Immediate upgrades like fresh paint, new lockers, seating, and branding elements help create a more professional and prideful environment. This boosts team morale, reinforces program identity, and enhances the student-athlete experience.
• Long Term ($50K): A full renovation including technology integration (video review stations, sound systems), improved storage, and wellness features (recovery stations, hydration access) supports recruitment, retention, and overall athlete development.

Why it matters: The locker room is a central hub for team culture. Investing here shows commitment to the athletes and helps attract top talent. 2. Travel Budget Supplement

• Lodging ($10K): Quality accommodations ensure athletes are well-rested and safe, especially during long road trips or tournaments. This directly impacts performance and recovery.
• Food/In-Game Fueling ($5K): Proper nutrition before, during, and after games is essential for peak performance. Supplementing this budget allows for healthier, performance-focused meals and snacks.

Why it matters: Travel is a major part of collegiate competition. Enhancing travel conditions supports athlete health, safety, and competitive readiness. 3. Equipment Upgrades

• Pitching Machine ($5K): Enables consistent reps, simulates game-like scenarios, and supports individualized training for hitters and pitchers.
• Rapsodo Data Capture ($3K): Provides advanced analytics on pitching and hitting, helping coaches and players make data-driven adjustments and track progress.
• Softballs & Accessories ($2.5K): Ensures the team has high-quality, game-ready equipment for daily training and competition.

Why it matters: Modern equipment elevates training quality, supports injury prevention, and aligns your program with top-tier collegiate standards.