Board of Directors

Kevin has been the President of the SwampBats since its inception in 1997. He is a lifelong resident of Keene, and he and his wife Heather are most proud of their two sons Jon and Ryan.

Bob is our Secretary and is responsible for ordering the food and supplies for Concessions.  His family has been a host family and his daughter has been a Bat Kid. He has been involved in Independence Eve planning since the SwampBats started the big day.

Amanda is a lifelong resident of the Keene area. She started volunteering with the 'Bats as a way to support her daughter Abby’s elementary school’s PTA.  Now, many years later, she supports all things merchandise and money. 

Ron is our Bookkeeper, Uniform/Equipment Manager, Handyman, Snack Bar Assistant, Field Liaison, and The Fry Guy.

Pauline is our Host Family Coordinator. She recruits and interviews families who want to host a player for the summer, connects each player to a Host Family, and serves as the liaison between players and Host Families during the season.  Her other responsibility is to coordinate the Fueling the Bats program which ensures that both teams’ players, coaches, and staff members are fed after every game.

Johanna is a Keene resident who returned to the area in 2011. She became part of the SwampBats family in 2017, starting as a casual volunteer in the merchandise tent. Not long after, she joined the Board of Directors. Each year, she looks forward to helping bring the latest and greatest merchandise to SwampBats fans.

David and his family moved to Keene in 2006, and have been long time supporters of the SwampBats.  He has been volunteering in the snack shack for the past several years and joined the board in 2024.  You’ll find him working behind the scenes keeping the snacks stocked and drinks cold.  In a pinch he’s on deck to support the grill team as a sous chef on bun prep or fries!

Robin says: For 12 years, my family and I had the privilege of hosting 16 SwampBat players, creating lasting connections and memories that celebrate the spirit of Keene, NH. I’ve proudly volunteered for CASA, The Community Kitchen, The Colonial Theater and in the SwampBat Snack Shack since 2022 deepening my involvement in the community I love. Passionate about Keene and its people, I’ve dedicated my retirement to helping, advocating, and actively contributing to the city’s vibrant culture. I live by the belief that “The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members.”