A space for every team
Each team has its own Schedule and Results, with messages, an album and the roster under Manage. Coaches and players carry those labels, not Teacher and Student. Teams that belong to a league sit together, and tapping a team switches into it.
Games, scores and a calendar feed
A game is a calendar event with an opponent, home or away, and a score the coach enters when it ends. A final score sends a notice to the team. Coaches get a calendar feed for the team that opens in Google or Apple Calendar, and games you share can show on the league's public schedule and scores list.
Counts by Going, Maybe, Not going and No answer, with a warning when a team is short.
Who is coming on Saturday
Parents answer Going, Maybe or Not going for each child on each game or practice, so a family with two players answers twice. The coach sees the counts and the list, and a warning when Going is under the team's minimum. One tap reminds the families who have not answered.
Division standings that build themselves
Standings are worked out from final scores for each division: the teams of one sport, level and season. Soccer ranks by points at 3 for a win, 1 for a draw and 0 for a loss, with goals for and against. Other sports rank by win percentage. Name boys and girls divisions separately, such as U10 Girls and U10 Boys, so each has its own table. Standings count every final game a team played, including games against teams outside the division. Each team counts the scores its own coach entered. If a score is missing or the two coaches disagree, the coach gets a private note and nothing is shown publicly.
Counts by Going, Maybe, Not going and No answer, with a warning when a team is short.
Tournaments, referees and game video
Run a tournament with brackets and scores alongside the regular season. Assign and manage referees for games, with each referee's certification tracked, and attach a link to a game's video so families can watch it. Bloomz links to video; it does not stream live.
Player stats, exports and player cards
Coaches record player stats for each game, and the season totals build up on the player's page. Export rosters, registrations and schedules as files the board can use, and print a player card for each child with their team, number and the contact details the league holds.
Common questions
Yes, they answer in the Bloomz app, where their children's teams already appear. One answer per child per game or practice.
Yes. The coach sees counts for Going, Maybe, Not going and No answer, the list behind each count, and can remind the families who have not answered.
Teams of one sport with the same level and season. Name boys and girls divisions as separate levels, for example U10 Girls and U10 Boys, because there is no separate gender field.
Each team counts the score its own coach entered. If a score is missing or the two disagree, the coach gets a private note and nothing is shown publicly.
No. You can attach a link to a game's video, but Bloomz does not stream live.
Teams, schedules, scores and availability work for any sport. The default minimum-player warning and the points table are built for soccer; other sports rank by win percentage and a coach sets their own minimum.
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