Posts tagged "Value of LeagueApps"

Brendan Winters, co-founder of Pro Skills Basketball, shares shares critical secrets for building a successful youth basketball organization.

See faster youth sports organization growth by using these five easy-to-use tools, suggested by LeagueApps Director of Enterprise Sales.

Team 91 Director George Breres shares his three favorite time management tools that help him scale his club’s programs and business.

Offering a simplified youth sports registration process for your private lessons can expand your organization. Here’s what you need to know.

We’re not just a registration platform—we’re an operating system and community built to support youth and local sports leaders across the country. In the wake of the pandemic, you need a teammate more than ever. That’s where we come in. A product built for you….

As we approach the New Year, we want to highlight major updates and new features that were added to the LeagueApps platform over the course of 2019. Reflected in our values as a company, we always try to be students of the game—seeking feedback and…

The youth soccer industry has taken its marching orders from state associations, governing bodies and national organizations for decades. As a result, many youth soccer programs feel as though their technological options are limited. Our Soccer Captain, Adam Manning, has heard the following on the…

On April 14th, LeagueApps is hosting the fourth annual Ballin’ for Charity 3v3 Basketball Tournament. It’s a great way for our team to put ourselves in our partners’ shoes by running a tournament. Each year we learn more about all of the different elements that…

If you’re a field hockey organizer, you’ve heard of both LeagueApps and SportsEngine. But how do you compare the two and make the best decision for your organization? While both companies serve the same market, there are fundamental differences in the products and the companies…

Alex Marino did not start playing competitive lacrosse until high school, mostly because her hometown of Freehold, New Jersey offered little-to-no exposure to the sport for young girls. “We had next to nothing when it came to training, nutrition advice and skill work,” she says….