Published 
June 20, 2019

How to Add Contacts and Family to Your Roster Profile

By 
Lisa Hope
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You know the expression “It takes a village”? This sentiment is certainly true when it comes to your kids participating in sports. There’s the weekly (sometimes daily) chauffeuring to and from practices, games and weekend team bonding activities, and even travel to and from away games. We’re tired just thinking about it.

But sometimes it’s not just you running all over town to make sure your kid is in the right place. Sometimes you get help. From the babysitter to the grandparents, your ‘village’ needs to be in the know of where and when all of these activities are taking place.

Thankfully, TeamSnap makes staying in the know a breeze for everyone. You’re already aware TeamSnap is the Swiss Army knife of team management, one app where all of your kid’s activities are in one place–practice and game schedule, roster information, payments, even communication between coaches and parents.

But did you know you can add family members and friends to your kid’s roster profile?

Yep, that’s right. No more group texts between you, the babysitter and the grandparents. No more remembering to tell the family where and when this weekend’s game is. The pressure is off! TeamSnap takes care of the logistics and lets you focus on more important things.

How To Add Family or Contacts:

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Lisa Hope is a product marketing manager with TeamSnap and a marketing professor at the University of Florida.

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