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Confidence is the single most important asset young athletes bring to sports. However, too often, kids expect confidence to simply come to them from positive results—rather than proactively working to…

There are ways to run tournaments easily and keep them fun. Here’s how to avoid three common mistakes.

Young athletes carry on an inner dialogue with themselves in sports. It reflects how they think about themselves. For example, they might tell themselves they’re too small, too slow, or…

In the increasingly competitive landscape of youth sports, practices are longer, more intense, and more frequent than ever. While practice and repetition may inch the athlete closer to perfection, athletes…

Strategic Investment Brings New Resources to Leading Sports Management Platform to Expand Product Portfolio, Drive Growth, and Deepen Sports Organization and Brand Partnerships Boulder, CO (April 14, 2021) – TeamSnap,…

Last year, we opened up the Assignments feature to all users. Since then, we’ve seen how easily coaches and parents are able to assign tasks like volunteering for snacks, creating…

They say people don’t leave companies, they leave managers. And if you ask any TeamSnapper what they love about their work, you’ll hear a common answer: “The people.” At TeamSnap we spend a…

TeamSnap and the Positive Coaching Alliance partnered up to give out the Double-Goal Coach® Award, which celebrates the coaches, administrators, and team parents that have contributed to the success of…

Coaches are some of the hardest working people around. They’re out there every day making young athletes’ lives a little better. But between parents, playing time concerns, safety and more,…

With school and sports alternating between in-person, remote, or a hybrid of both, it’s tough to plan your days and keep up with an active kid’s appetite. Does that mean…