Frequently Asked Questions
What are ticket prices?
Game tickets are $7 Adult, $5 Seniors, Students & Military, and $15 Family (4 tickets - max. 2 adults)
You can purchase your tickets in advance at the Hunger Mountain Coop on Stone Cutters Way, Montpelier.
Season passes are: Adult $90; Seniors, Students & Military $60; Family $150 (4 tickets - max 2 adults) and Business $230 (up to 5 people).
Is there a shuttle bus from multiple parking spots in Montpelier?
Sorry, there is no longer a shuttle bus service to Montpelier Recreation Field.
How can I see what's happening in tonight's game?
You can follow a live stream of every game, or follow the link through any NECBL Network ad in the right column of this site.
To follow play-by-play from our home page, go to Roster under the main navigation headings. On the Roster page, below the main navigation options, there are selections for "Switch Team" / "Switch Season", and a "Go to page" drop-down menu. Select "Scoreboard" from the drop-down selections.
Find the game and click Game Live. You'll see the lineup, how each team member is doing, pitch count, etc.
How can my non-profit benefit from a 50/50 raffle?
Because we are also a non-profit and receive many requests, we support those organizations that are not-for-profit, non-partisan, and non-denominational, and which focus on children. If you meet those eligibility requirements, you will need to review our donations policy and fill out the donation request form The Donations Coordinator will contact you by email to let you know whether you are eligible and whether there are games available.
Organizations hosting a 50/50 are responsible for providing the sellers and raffle tickets and supervision of their sellers.
How does my Little Leaguer participate in a Community Night or Boy/Girl Scout on Scout Night?
Any youth in uniform from the Community Night area will be admitted free that evening. Others should buy a ticket in support of the Mountaineers, which is a non-profit organization. The players will take the field with the Mountaineers for the national anthem and perhaps some of the between innings games on the field. They should arrive at the park by 6:00 and meet near the first base gate.
How did Skip get his name?
The name Skip is a tribute to Russell "Skip" Smith who was involved in the early planning stages of the team as well as many other community organizations. He passed away before the team was accepted into the NECBL and we thought Skip the Woodchuck would be a way to keep Russell's fun loving personality alive at the ballpark.
How did the the Mountaineers decide on their team name?
Green Mountain Community Baseball held a contest in the fall of 2002 and Mountaineers was picked by the most fans. The second place vote was Woodchucks, so we decided to have a woodchuck as a mascot because it could be more fun and friendly-looking than a person dressed as a mountaineer!
