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Life as a female head groundskeeper requires patience, fortitude, and thick skin
This is major league.
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Nicole Sherry is the head groundskeeper for the Baltimore Orioles, a position she fought hard to lock down.
Sherry is accountable for upholding the playability and aesthetics of the playing field — simple in theory, but a task requiring an expertise in science, horticulture, and meteorology. (Yes, meteorology.)
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What goes into the position of head groundskeeper and how does Sherry ensure every blade of grass is perfectly groomed for the Orioles? On this episode of How She Works, we'll find out what it takes to be a female major league head groundskeeper in Baltimore.
