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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]coaches get paid to sign up.[/quote]

No, we don't. Although I suppose it's possible the leagues do?

Relax, OP. There's only like two or three of them out there. They're useful for things like scheduling AND communications. And it helps prevent communications and messages get lost among your other e-mails and text messages.
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NP — I like to keep a small digital footprint. Schools are the same way. There are official apps and then there a teacher app faves of the moment. Why do we spend taxpayer dollars when teachers each of their own favorites.  It is ridiculous. [/quote]

For one team we have several apps:

GameChanger which includes a messaging feature.

TeamSnap for coaches and parents

Some other communication app just for the parents to communicate about carpool / event coordination (eg, team meals)

Then there is the booster’app

And the app for general sports admin (turning in health and permission forms), communicating with the AD and trainers

for travel season, there are the tournaments that have their own apps for getting updates on tournament results, schedule or field chamges, etc.

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