Anonymous
08/21/2025 06:37
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
It is actually very easy once you get the app. Also there is no team score reporting that you have to do like with ncsl. The ref does it all. You or your coach can check the kids in. It sounds like a lot but it isn’t.
Also you should have been carded as a tm for ncsl too.
Also you should have been carded as a tm for ncsl too.
Anonymous
08/20/2025 22:20
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
yes. It’s really easy and many coaches actually do the game day work. We never had any problems and the refs knew what to do.Anonymous wrote:Club told me to go to a webinar today.
Logged in. There was this whole long process involving using an app to set the roster for the game ahead of time. Then, at the game, you have to take your phone to the referee, and "check each player in" individually in the app. The referee has to sign your phone and scan a QR code. If the referee can't get the code to work,then you have to send in all the game information over the app (score at half time, score at end, yelllow cards, red cards etc). If the team admin isn't there, the coach has to do it. You have to be "carded" to use the app.
It is way more hassle than I was expecting. We did not do this at all for NCSL last year. Had a paper roster & cards in my bag in case we needed it. That's it.
Do people actually do this for every game? It seemed nuts to me.
Anonymous
08/20/2025 21:54
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
Anonymous wrote:Is this for ECNL-rl too? I'm the team manager and don't have time for more trainings, etc
yes
Anonymous
08/20/2025 21:53
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
Is this for ECNL-rl too? I'm the team manager and don't have time for more trainings, etc
Anonymous
08/20/2025 20:26
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
lordy i hate qr codes everywhere
Anonymous
08/20/2025 20:23
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
The referee has to scan a QR code?
Anonymous
08/20/2025 20:20
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NEVER VOLUNTEER
+1
All that work for ECNL. Hard pass.
Anonymous
08/20/2025 19:54
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
Anonymous wrote:Club told me to go to a webinar today.
Logged in. There was this whole long process involving using an app to set the roster for the game ahead of time. Then, at the game, you have to take your phone to the referee, and "check each player in" individually in the app. The referee has to sign your phone and scan a QR code. If the referee can't get the code to work,then you have to send in all the game information over the app (score at half time, score at end, yelllow cards, red cards etc). If the team admin isn't there, the coach has to do it. You have to be "carded" to use the app.
It is way more hassle than I was expecting. We did not do this at all for NCSL last year. Had a paper roster & cards in my bag in case we needed it. That's it.
Do people actually do this for every game? It seemed nuts to me.
Yes, but our coach does all of this.
Anonymous
08/20/2025 19:51
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
Anonymous wrote:Yes, ECNL does check in via the app.
No, I have never seen a parent team manager do it. OR a parent team manager ever in ECNL
Our team ECNL team has a team manager and did game check-ins via the app. The coach can also do it, so the team manager doesn't always have to do it. Plus the refs do most of the work for check in anyways. You just have to make sure the roster for the game is accurate
Anonymous
08/20/2025 19:30
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
Yes, ECNL does check in via the app.
No, I have never seen a parent team manager do it. OR a parent team manager ever in ECNL
No, I have never seen a parent team manager do it. OR a parent team manager ever in ECNL
Anonymous
08/20/2025 19:17
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
Anonymous wrote:NEVER VOLUNTEER
+1
Anonymous
08/20/2025 19:16
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
NEVER VOLUNTEER
Anonymous
08/20/2025 19:15
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
Our TM definitely did not do that last year.
Anonymous
08/20/2025 19:12
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
wut
Anonymous
08/20/2025 19:11
Subject: Is this accurate? Volunteered as a manager for an ecnl team after only doing ncsl
Club told me to go to a webinar today.
Logged in. There was this whole long process involving using an app to set the roster for the game ahead of time. Then, at the game, you have to take your phone to the referee, and "check each player in" individually in the app. The referee has to sign your phone and scan a QR code. If the referee can't get the code to work,then you have to send in all the game information over the app (score at half time, score at end, yelllow cards, red cards etc). If the team admin isn't there, the coach has to do it. You have to be "carded" to use the app.
It is way more hassle than I was expecting. We did not do this at all for NCSL last year. Had a paper roster & cards in my bag in case we needed it. That's it.
Do people actually do this for every game? It seemed nuts to me.
Logged in. There was this whole long process involving using an app to set the roster for the game ahead of time. Then, at the game, you have to take your phone to the referee, and "check each player in" individually in the app. The referee has to sign your phone and scan a QR code. If the referee can't get the code to work,then you have to send in all the game information over the app (score at half time, score at end, yelllow cards, red cards etc). If the team admin isn't there, the coach has to do it. You have to be "carded" to use the app.
It is way more hassle than I was expecting. We did not do this at all for NCSL last year. Had a paper roster & cards in my bag in case we needed it. That's it.
Do people actually do this for every game? It seemed nuts to me.