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Keeping Your Sport's Schedule Organized

Attention all coaches, assistants, team moms and more!

This spring season, we have three daughters on three different softball or T-ball teams in our valley's girls community league.  This means three different practice schedules and three different game schedules to keep track of each day and week.  Many days, we have two - three practices/games going on at the same time.  

Autumn's coach, who is in the 8U division, uses a very helpful app to communicate all practices, games and extra events with the parents.  It is called Team Snap.


This app allows the manager or coach to enter in all the events that the players or parents need to be at.  It send this out in an e-mail to the parent.  The parent will click if the player will be attending this event - communicating with the coach.  You can also manage refreshments if your team parents provide snacks for game days, etc.  It also lists upcoming events at the bottom of the page.

Here is an example of what an e-mail would look like:


Softball and baseball season is here or rapidly approaching!  Try this tool to keep your schedule organized and stress free.  Play ball!

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