Team Parent Binder
Nineteen pages of everything a team parent gets asked about, and over twelve hundred form fields. Type the roster once and email it to your families.
Eighteen printables for sports families
Who is bringing snack, what time is the game, who has not paid, who is driving, what goes in the bag, what the hotel costs and what you are going to feed anybody at 8:40 on a Tuesday. Written for the parent holding all of it, and for the coach handing out certificates the night before the banquet.
Nineteen pages of everything a team parent gets asked about, and over twelve hundred form fields. Type the roster once and email it to your families.
The rotation, the allergy page and a confirmation column. Fill it in once and the week-three text never arrives.
Four sheets for the fridge: the season as an undated month, the week in detail, carpool, and the numbers everyone asks you for.
What one season actually costs, per kid, including the hotels and the gas nobody counts. Cost per game is the number that starts the conversation.
Eight lists, one per sport, because a volleyball bag and a hockey bag have almost nothing in common.
The whole weekend on ten pages. Schedule, hotel, food, budget and packing, with over three hundred form fields.
Twenty-four dinners that are on the table before practice ends, plus a planner that starts from the schedule rather than the food.
Thirty-eight certificates written for volleyball, each with a citation already written under the title. Type the names in.
Thirty-eight certificates written for soccer, each with a citation already written under the title. Type the names in.
Thirty-eight certificates written for football, each with a citation already written under the title. Type the names in.
Thirty-eight certificates written for baseball and softball, each with a citation already written under the title.
Thirty-eight certificates written for basketball, each with a citation already written under the title.
Thirty-eight certificates written for cheer, each with a citation already written under the title.
Eight card designs for the last practice, plus a team signing card with room for every player to write a line.
Eleven pages a kid fills in across a season and keeps. Game logs, goals, stats, and the page they read in four years.
Pool play into bracket, work-team duty, the app login you can never remember, hotel, food and budget. Ten pages, nearly four hundred form fields.
Two pages for the morning of a tournament. A ten page planner does not get read at 5:40am.
Every school, every coach, every email, and days since last contact calculated for you. Recruiting is lost by going quiet.
Thirteen of the eighteen are real PDF form fields, not a flat page you print and fill in with a pen. Type the roster in once in free Adobe Acrobat Reader or Mac Preview, save it, and email the filled file to your families. Print it blank instead if you would rather, because every page is designed to work both ways.
The two deliberately not editable are the bag packing lists, which get ticked with a pen at 6am by somebody who is not awake, and the coach thank you cards, which the team signs by hand.
The awards, the coach cards, the binder and the snack schedule are licensed for one team, one season: print a copy for every player and family on your team, and send them the filled-in file. It does not cover another team, a club or a league. Everything else is the usual single-household licence. Full terms are here.
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