Charlotte Checkers Game Presentation Internship 2026-2027 Season
Jacksonville Icemen · Charlotte, NC · 3 days ago
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About the role
Join the Charlotte Checkers as a Game Presentation Intern for the 2026–27 season. This hands-on internship places you at the center of the live show at every Checkers home game. You'll work directly with the Game Presentation team to write scripts, develop in-game entertainment, and execute game nights from setup through breakdown at Bojangles Coliseum. The goal is to provide real-world experience and the skills needed to step into a full-time game presentation role in professional sports.
This internship is unpaid and intended for college credit.
Responsibilities
- Draft scripts, PA reads, and in-game announcements for Checkers home games
- Develop and pitch concepts for intermission games, promotions, and fan engagement
- Assist with mascot appearance requests, booking, and scheduling
- Support stage management on game nights, including cueing talent and promotions and keeping the show on time
- Handle pregame setup and postgame breakdown of game presentation elements
- Collaborate with partnerships, marketing, and ticketing teams on in-game elements
- Support special events, projects, and department initiatives throughout the season
Requirements
- Enrolled undergraduate, graduate-level student, or postgraduate with a 4-year degree
- Strong creative, organizational, and communication skills
- Organized and dependable in a fast-paced, live event environment
- Proficient in Microsoft Office programs
- Ability to work flexible hours, including nights and weekends
Physical Demands
- Ability to stand or sit for extended periods
- Ability to lift and/or move up to 35 pounds
Schedule
- September 2026 – April 2027
- Approximately 12–24 hours per week (flexible based on class schedule)
- Availability for Charlotte Checkers home games, including evenings and weekends
- In-office one to two days per week (flexible)
We understand academics come first and will work with class schedules, provided scheduling conflicts are communicated in advance.