Game dayis myhome field.
Sport management student and Division II catcher who has spent three years running the back end of the biggest camps in softball, from registration to merch to the autograph line. Looking for a summer 2027 front-office internship in game day operations, events, fan experience, or partnerships. Any sport. Any city with a team.

Three things a front office gets on day one.
Operations that hold up
Registration, check-in, scheduling, station rotations, and athlete logistics for sell-out national camps and professional game days. When 100 families show up at 7 a.m., she is the one with the clipboard.
Revenue she can count
Owns merchandise end to end at 7 Deadly Spins camps: pricing, inventory, point of sale, and $40,000 a year in sales. One of two Student-Athlete Advisory Committee reps for the whole university.
Comfortable with the talent
Four years staffing events headlined by the best players in the sport. Knows how to handle an athlete, a sponsor, and a parent in the same five minutes without anyone feeling rushed.
On site
Four years of camps, clinics, and game days. These are the rooms she already works in.





On camera
Clipboard in one hand, campers on the mic.
Jovie hosts and produces interview content for 7 Deadly Spins social during camps: writes the questions, runs the segment, keeps 14-year-olds relaxed on camera, and hands the footage off ready to post. The same job a team's content and fan engagement staff does on game day.
Experience
Every role here is live, in season, and customer-facing. None of it is a desk.
Lead Camp Staff
- Hand-picked three years running as the go-to staffer for Jen Schroeder, the top-earning instructor in softball catching development
- Run registration, check-in, scheduling, and athlete experience for three sell-out national camps a year, 100+ campers and families each
- The face of the brand on site, athlete-facing, coach-facing, and parent-facing from first arrival to last autograph
Event Staff
- Four years on the event team for six to seven camps a year headlined by professional athletes
- Athlete logistics, autograph and photo lines, station rotations, and parent communication for 150+ attendee events
Merchandise Manager
- Owns setup, pricing, inventory, and point of sale for branded apparel at multi-day camp events
- $40,000+ in annual merchandise sales; 40+ SKUs with 90%+ sell-through
Game Day Staff
- Game day operations and fan experience for one of the top-drawing franchises in Minor League Baseball; 25+ home games with crowds up to 10,000
Softball Instructor and Front Desk
- Individual and group catching and hitting instruction for 20+ youth athletes a week
- Member check-ins, lesson scheduling, point of sale, and daily operations for a 300+ member training facility
Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Representative
- One of two representatives for every student-athlete at the university; brings athlete feedback and recommendations to athletics administration on the policies that shape the student-athlete experience
- Advises the softball program's fundraising; $5,000+ raised through team events and sponsor asks
Three years, three sell-out national camps a year, six to seven pro athlete events a year, $40,000 in annual merch, 25 professional game days, and zero days behind a desk.
In the room with
Athletes and organizations she has worked for or alongside.
Education and recognition
B.S., Sport Management
Commonwealth University, Bloomsburg. Expected December 2027.
- Dean's List, every semester
- NCAA Division II softball, catcher (PSAC)
- Zeigler Institute for Professional Development Business Conference, November 2026
Recognition
- Featured by Commonwealth University for the ZIPD Business Conference, November 2026
- USA Softball All-American
- All-Region and All-Conference

Still catching. Still competing. The business side gets the same player.