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SOLD OUT ! Our Annual Phillies Game with the Penn Club on August 12th !
THIS EVENT IS A SELL OUT ! Join the Wharton Club of Philadelphia and the Penn Club at Citizens Bank Park
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT - TICKETS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE !
Thursday, August 12, 2010
2009 NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPION PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES
vs. LOS ANGELES DODGERS
Reception Begins @ 5:30pm
Game Time 7:05pm
PARTY TENT @ CITIZENS BANK PARK, Philadelphia, PA
Join other Wharton Club of Philadelphia and Penn Club members and their families at our special private pre-game reception. Phillies President David Montgomery (C'68, W'70) will not be in Philadelphia on the day of the event. Assistant General Manager, Scott Proefrock, will discuss the success of the franchise and the 2010 team.
Registration Fees:
$49 per person for Wharton Club Members
$55 per person for Non-Members
$185 for Wharton Club Members for Family Four Pack
$205 for Non-Members for Family Four Pack
Registration includes: reception with ballpark fare buffet,
cash bar available and a ticket to the game.
Reception Only (Must have your own game ticket):
$25.00 per person for Wharton Club Members
$30.00 per person for Non-Members
PLEASE NOTE: THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS PROCESSED AFTER JULY 18, 2010.
Click here to buy tickets!!!
Please note, parking is not included. Please click here for parking info & directions.
BIO - Scott Proefrock, Assistant GM, Philadelphia Phillies
Scott Proefrock joined the Phillies on November 17, 2008 as Assistant General Manager.
In his role with the Phillies, he interprets the Major League Rules and Basic Agreement with the MLB Players Association and assists in trades, free agent acquisitions, arbitration and contract negotiations, along with player development and scouting.
Before being hired in Philadelphia, Scott worked for the Baltimore Orioles as the director of baseball administration for three years (2006-08), where – in addition to many of the same roles he has with the Phillies – he coordinated the team’s baseball data system and prepared the Baseball Operations budget. Prior to joining the Orioles, he spent 11 seasons in a similar capacity with the Tampa Bay Rays, which he joined as director of baseball administration on July 27, 1995, only four months after the franchise was awarded and two and a half years before the organization would field a major league team. Scott was promoted to assistant general manager of the Rays in January 1997.
Scott began his baseball career as a marketing intern with the Pittsburgh Pirates in August 1987. He was hired by the Pirates as director of marketing information systems in November 1987 and moved over to scouting and player development assistant in December 1989. A year later, he went to the Atlanta Braves and spent five years there in scouting and player development capacities, the last as assistant director for scouting and player development, before joining the Rays.
Born on April 7, 1960, in Dayton, Ohio, Scott was raised in Norwood, Mass., and Rochester, N.Y. He graduated from The College of William & Mary before earning a master’s degree in sports management from the University of Massachusetts. He is also a certified public accountant.
Scott and his wife, K.K., a native of Wilmington, Del., live in Phoenix, Md., with their five children, Casey, Megan, John, Kate and Charlotte.
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