Reading Fightin Phils
Andy Slichter is an experienced professional with a diverse background in asset movement analysis, graphic design, sales, and marketing. Currently serving as a Free Asset Movement Analyst at SEI since February 2018, Andy has also been involved with the Reading Fightin Phils as a Press Box Worker since April 2011, using specialized coding for real-time stats input during games. Previous roles include Graphic Design Engineer at Sign Medix, Inc., and Design Engineer at L&H Companies, focusing on signage design and client collaboration. Additionally, Andy has experience in automotive sales and customer service from positions at Steve Moyer Subaru and Piazza Honda of Reading. Educational qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Communications from Millersville University of Pennsylvania and a background in Graphic Communications from Governor Mifflin High School.
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Reading Fightin Phils
The Reading Fightin Phils offer affordable family entertainment from early April through August at FirstEnergy Stadium. The R-Phils are well known for creating a festive, fan-friendly atmosphere from the time the gates open until the bottom of the ninth inning. While parking is always free and the concessions remain affordable, every game is a unique experience. Giveaways, fireworks and the five-member Fightin Phils Mascot Band keep things hopping throughout the season. Reading won the John H. Johnson President's Trophy in 2003. The Johnson Trophy is the top honor bestowed upon "the complete franchise" by Minor League Baseball. Reading has been awarded the Larry MacPhail Trophy as the best promotional team in all of Minor League Baseball twice and has been the Eastern League’s nominee several other times. In 2002 the city was dubbed Baseballtown. The Fightin Phils led the Eastern League in total and/or average attendance for eight consecutive seasons. The stadium itself is one of baseball’s finest and is the oldest venue in the Eastern League. Completed in 1951, the original grandstand and exterior brick wall provide an old-time ballpark feel while the right field swimming pool and left field video board cater to the modern fan. The Fightin Phils have been the Double-A affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies since 1967. The relationship is tied for the longest in all of Minor League Baseball.