Three kids. Five teams. Five apps, each with its own idea of where Saturday's game is.
Huddle puts them in one family calendar. Paste each team's link, and it watches for changes and tells you when to leave.
Stop checking five apps. Just show up.
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Friday after school is the real kickoff. Practice at 5, a game Saturday at 8, another across town at 11. Huddle's My Day lines up the next stop and when to leave for it.
@CCHSBears Good luck to JV and Varsity in Celebration tonight. A 6:00 and a 7:30 kickoff is a long night for the parents with a kid on each team. Go Bears.
@SajidAli_AI For sports parents with more teams than kids. Huddle keeps every game and practice in one iPhone calendar, shows when it's time to leave, and sends a push notification when plans change. https://t.co/5SJQ0YZjXo
@sharyph_ Ask a sports parent where tomorrow's game is and watch them scroll three apps and a group text to find out. Huddle puts every kid's team on one iPhone calendar and sends a push notification when anything moves. https://t.co/5SJQ0YZRMW
@Coach_Coecliff@calripkenbb@wcbaberuth@LittleLeague That makes sense. When the league runs its own practices and schedules, there's less to juggle. I'm with you on starting travel later, too. When a rec practice moves, how do most of your families find out?
@Addictedd2Ashh Playoff volleyball and a baseball game on the same day is a relay race for the whole family. Hope the times don't overlap and you get to catch both. Good luck to him tomorrow.
@SnowJohnson_ 10U is such a fun age to coach in the playoffs. That's right when they start to really get the game. Good luck the rest of the way, Coach.
@jwylie_15 Group chat for the team stuff and the door open for 1:1s sounds like the right mix. Once the chat gets busy, do changes ever get buried in there, or do your families stay on top of it pretty well?
Tomorrow's Friday, so tonight's the night every sports parent double checks what time Saturday actually starts. Huddle's My Day shows the next stop, where it is, and when to head out.
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@buzzmagazines Older kids showing up to cheer for the 8U All-Stars is the best part of Little League. Those 8 year olds will remember that crowd a lot longer than the score.
@digivatedx Every sports parent knows the 9 PM text that says tomorrow's game is at a different field now. Huddle puts all your kids' teams on one iPhone calendar and sends a push notification the moment anything moves. https://t.co/5SJQ0YZjXo
@tagupSoftball@CentralFPLeague Good luck to every 14U through 18U team heading to Broken Arrow. Championship weekends mean early wake-ups and a lot of parents checking bracket times between games. Hope the weather cooperates.
@jwylie_15 Lessons plus Little League makes a lot of sense. Four at bats after a three hour drive is a tough trade for an 8 year old. When something changes, do your Little League parents hear it from you directly or through the team app?
@keshaa_lanae A month and a half off when he usually goes straight from school ball to travel ball is a real break. Bet the weeknights feel a lot quieter at your house. Is he itching to get back yet?