
Slammers Seeking Host Families for 2018
Published on February 5, 2018 under Frontier League (FL)
Joliet Slammers News Release
Joliet, IL - The Joliet Slammers presented by ATI Physical Therapy are seeking local families, couples, and individuals willing to open their homes to host a Slammers player or players during the 2018 season.
The host family program is vital to the success of the team and offers players a home away from home during the season by matching them with local families.
Participants in the host family program receive many great benefits including:
two reserved seat season tickets for each player they host along with all season ticket perks
a meet and greet party with the players and other host families prior to the start of the season
a pre-game host family recognition ceremony near the end of the season
a discount in the Slammers shop for the full season
Those interested in learning more about the host family program can contact Joliet Slammers General Manager at 815-722-2287 or hmills@jolietslammers.com.
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