Fungo stocks everything a volunteer coach needs for a Saturday, from pressure-treated batting orders to a returns desk that accepts parents. Aisle 14 has the clipboards. Aisle 14 has always had the clipboards.
Lineups, liability, citrus
Tell us how many kids showed up. Our in-store saw rips a batting order to size while you wait, pressure-treated against parents who have opinions about the three-hole. Offcuts go to the bench.
Bring your complaint to the orange counter with the original receipt. Gary will say he needs to check in the back. Gary has been checking in the back since 2019 and the complaint rate at partner fields has dropped 41 percent.
Halftime citrus sold by the pallet and delivered by forklift to the gate behind Field 3. Every order is pre-quartered, logged to a SKU and backed by a 90-day freshness warranty we have never had to honor.
Verified purchase, verified dad
I used to do the lineup on the back of a gas receipt. Now it arrives on a pallet with a SKU and my wife says I talk about it too much at dinner.
The returns desk took a complaint about my son's playing time from my own brother-in-law. He was issued store credit. We have not discussed it since.
Forty pounds of orange slices, quartered, at the gate at 9:15. The forklift driver wished the kids luck. It is the most supported I have felt as a man.
Membership, billed per season or per month
For the dad who said yes at the parents' meeting because nobody else raised a hand.
For coaches who have started calling it "the program."
For the dad who also runs the snack bar and has keys to the equipment shed.
Eleven Tri-County Hornets are on the shelf. Some are in stock. One is at grandma's. Load nine into the cart, watch the Parent Friction Estimate climb, and print the receipt.
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