About the Role
Role Overview
Be part of the front-line team welcoming fans to Leprechauns games. Help manage ticketing, assist guests, and ensure every visitor has a positive experience at the ballpark.
What you'll do
Assist with ticket sales, scanning, and entry operations.
Welcome guests and answer questions about seating, schedules, promotions, and ballpark amenities.
Help manage ticketing and guest service areas during home games.
Support group outing check-ins and special ticketing arrangements.
Assist with resolving guest concerns in a friendly, professional manner.
Help promote upcoming games, ticket packages, and special offers.
Work with operations staff to maintain efficient entry and guest flow.
What you'll gain
Experience in sports ticketing and box office operations.
Stronger customer service, communication, and problem-solving skills.
Exposure to fan experience management and ticket sales.
Ideal Candidate
Friendly, patient, dependable, and comfortable interacting with people. Interested in hospitality, sports business, customer service, or event management.
Program details
Royal Oak Leprechauns, Royal Oak, Michigan, United States. These internships are generally unpaid, with a stipend to help offset participation expenses. The stipend varies by role and is confirmed in the offer. Academic credit may be available subject to the student’s institution and approval.
Summer placements generally run from late May through mid-August. Dates and schedules are confirmed during hiring. Game-day responsibilities can include evenings, weekends, and work before and after assigned home games.
How to apply
Apply through the official Leprechauns internship form, select Ticket Sales & Fan Services, and upload a PDF resume (up to 10 MB). No application deadline is specified.
Compensation & Work Arrangement
Important Dates
How to Apply
Select Ticket Sales & Fan Services in the official application form and upload your resume as a PDF (maximum 10 MB).
About Royal Oak Leprechauns
The Royal Oak Leprechauns are a collegiate summer baseball team in the Northwoods League, based in Royal Oak, MI. The Northwoods League is a leading wood-bat summer collegiate league that develops college baseball players. This franchise competes in the regular season and playoffs, focusing on player development, coaching, and competitive play. The organization handles baseball operations, marketing, and community programs that engage local fans. It contributes to the pathway for college athletes and provides opportunities for coaches, staff, and volunteers in amateur baseball development and operations.
