The league’s registration board.
One screen per season: who is missing a paper, who fails an age-group rule, who is ready for the roster, and who was told to wait, with the reason written down. You approve in bulk and it leaves a trail. Guardians don’t enter this board: they see their child’s status in the portal.
The league’s registration stops being a spreadsheet open on somebody’s kitchen table.
A view of the demonstration league.
The board says what’s missing
No birth certificate, age-group rule, ready for the roster. What the office guesses today by asking the group chat is a column here.
The waitlist is a decision, not a limbo
When there are more applicants than spots, the office marks who waits and can write down why. The family sees that status and that reason in the portal. Nobody gets told yes twice.
Approve in bulk, with a trail
You can move a hundred registrations at once. Whatever was forced is written down, with a name and a date.
The same truth in three sizes
The director at the desk. The registrar in the stands. The guardian on a phone. It’s the same league, not three systems.
A view of the demonstration league.
What changes
Registration week stops being a month.
The rest, up close
The other screens of the same demonstration league.
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One athlete, one row. Search by name or by number and you know which team they are on.
If it’s registration week, we look at that first.
Half an hour on your season: what’s missing, who fails a rule and who is ready for the roster.