Whitecaps intern positions are rewarding and fun. 

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The Whitecaps are accepting applications for interns in the 2020 season now. We have a number of game day intern and 2 media positions available.  See descriptions below.    

If you'd like to work hard, for free, at an exciting summer enterprise in the 2020 summer season on Cape Cod email Paige Ferraguto, our VP for Game Day Operations.  See descriptions below.

Looking for a few good Interns!! Game Day Operations Interns.

​Love baseball?  Want a career in Sports Management, Public Relations, Business, or some other appropriate field? Why not spend the summer at the ball field on Cape Cod?

The Brewster Whitecaps are supported by approximately ten Game Day Interns every season. Our game operations include setting up the fans' area before every game, so our thousands of fans have a memorable day at the game. We take donations at the gate, sell raffle tickets, hang sponsors' banners, welcome local groups, help sell souvenirs, and all the sideline tasks that enable the community to put a top-flight NCAA team on the field.

We often take on additional responsibilities - An intern with some photographic experience can make can contribute to our on-line content.  The game day interns also interact with our younger fans by organizing some of the kid’s activities.

It's hard work, and there's no salary.  It is baseball, and it's on Cape Cod.  A Cape League intern is a great line on your resume and as good a reference as you earn (which is usually very good indeed). If you can earn credit toward your degree, we can work that out, too. So if you have a place to stay in the area*, transportation, and afternoons free (we start as early as 3:00 as the Whitecaps play at 5PM, not under the lights), send us a resume, and maybe you'll get to spend this summer with the Whitecaps.

INTERESTED?  Send an email and resume to Paige Ferraguto

Media Interns
We broadcast our games over the internet and local cable TV, including sideline interviews and post-game stories and interviews on the club's web site. If you one day hope to sit behind a major league microphone, think about a summer in the Cape League to get a great line on your resume.  Contact club President Chris Kenney at the link below.  All broadcast intern positions are filled for 2020 

​We have 2 exciting media intern positions still available.   
Videographer
The videographer will join the media team for all Whitecaps games from early June to early-mid
August. Opportunities for videos and packages to be aired on broadcasts. Successful candidate
must provide his/her own housing nearby Brewster, M.A.
Responsibilities
-Shoot video of all 44 Whitecaps games, plus playoffs
-Cut video highlights of games
-Film player and manager interviews throughout season
-Create videos that capture the fun and excitement of the Whitecaps’ season
-Integrate video into website, social media
Required
-Experience with Adobe Premiere Pro
Preferred
-Past sports video experience
-Ability to create GIFs of filmed video
Please email ckenney@brewsterwhitecaps.com with a resume, cover letter and past video
samples.
Webcast Coordinator
The Webcast Coordinator will assist in coordinating and managing the webcasting of a minimum
of 22 home games. This number may be greater based on the team’s participation in the CCBL
playoffs. The assignment begins in early June and will conclude in early-mid August. Successful
candidate must provide his/her own housing nearby Brewster, M.A.
All home games use cameras and fiber optic facilities to capture a complete video production
that is broadcast via the team’s website and is cablecast over public access channels in Brewster
and across the Lower Cape. The Coordinator will work under the direction of an experienced
volunteer broadcast professional and will liaise with our broadcast partners and on-air talent.
Required
-Experience with live video production software
-Post-production editing skills to produce social media content
Please email ckenney@brewsterwhitecaps.com if interested in position.

​General Manager Interns:
MLB Scout Liaison Intern and Baseball Operations Intern
MLB Scout Liaison Intern: We have an intern who is our liaison to the Major League scouts who spend the summer on the Cape, looking at players who are likely to be eligible for the following year's draft. This intern will tweet starting pitchers every morning, then be available to scouts as soon as our players show up for (home game) batting practice, usually around 2pm. You'll have scouts-only statistics, and be expected to interact with them on a professional level. To the extent it doesn't conflict with your scouts' responsibilities, you may also assist our General Manager and his staff with game-related duties. And, for the record, it generally doesn't include keeping stats for the club. We have other league-wide resources to do that, and the coaching staff does its own sabremetrics.  
Baseball Operations Intern: Job Description
Work directly with the coaches tracking pitching and hitting
Assisting the coaches with analyzing the data 
Coordinating  MLB teams and player testing dates
Handling bus schedule for away games
Coordinating with the General Manager Rainy Day schedules and notifications
Additional duties can be assigned working in concert with the General Manager 
The Baseball Operations Intern is required to attend all games and must have his/her own transportation.

Interested in the general manger intern positions? Email our GM, Ned Monthie (below).t
The 2020 MLB Scout Liaison and Baseball Operations intern positions are filled. 

*We can't emphasize this too strongly - the Cape is a resort area, and housing is expensive. If you have a place to stay, great. If not, you may want to check out the clubs further west on Cape Cod, where affordable housing may be a little easier to find.

Email VP Ops: Paige Ferraguto    Email Pres: Chris Kenney    Email GM: Ned Monthie

The Brewster Intern Story
Being an intern for the Brewster Whitecaps is a lot of hard work, but also a lot of fun.

There’s always a lot to do before the game, from putting up banners, to manning the gates.

All while flying around in golf carts.

During games, there’s the 50-50 raffle where the interns go around the field with the players and sell tickets.

While nobody will ever out-sell the 2014 Whitecaps’ Cody Ponce, future interns will have to try.

Interns also work the raffle table, but there’s always time to watch the game.

After the game, banners are taken down.

Trash is collected.

And once everything is all cleaned up, dinner is served.

While there’s always work to be done, there’s nothing better than spending a summer on the Cape watching baseball and working for the Brewster Whitecaps.

Note: This was written by a real intern.