Spordle recommends that everyone involved in managing their sport take five minutes some times to read this article. Whether you’re an association manager, league or tournament director, team manager, or coach, this quick read is essential for a smooth and synchronized experience. From referees and referee assigners to scorekeepers, understanding our products and how to use them is key. Here’s an overview of the essential points to help you get started with us.
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The Spordle Pyramid: Structuring Your Organization Effectively
In the Spordle ecosystem, the organizational structure is represented in the form of a pyramid. This pyramid helps to visualize and organize the various entities, from national federations down to local teams, including leagues and tournaments. Here is a detailed overview of this pyramid:
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Level 1: Top of the Pyramid – National Organizations
For example, Hockey Canada is at the top of the pyramid. This entity manages rules and structures and provides general guidelines for managing the sport on a national level. It is responsible for approving associations, leagues, and tournaments, and oversees player development policies.
Level 2: Provincial Organizations
Under the national organization, there are provincial organizations that apply and adapt national guidelines to fit provincial realities. They are responsible for managing regions as well as major leagues and tournaments.
Level 3: Regional Organizations
Under the provincial organization, regional organizations apply and adapt national and provincial guidelines to regional realities. They are responsible for managing associations/clubs within their region, as well as regional leagues. They play a key role in the development and support of sports programs.
Level 4: Associations/Clubs
These entities are directly responsible for teams and players. This is where most teams are formed and registered in competitions. It is also where players participate in practices. Associations must ensure that all teams and players are correctly registered in Spordle ID.
Level 5: Teams and Participants
At the base of every organization are the participants (players, coaches, etc.) and teams. They are the ones who benefit directly from the structures set up by the upper levels of the pyramid. Each participant and team must be registered in Spordle ID, allowing for traceability and smooth management.
Leagues and Tournaments: The Link Between Pyramid Levels
Leagues and tournaments play a crucial role as the link between different levels of the pyramid. Leagues help structure regular competitions between teams, while tournaments provide opportunities for special competitions. Each league, tournament, or cup must be properly created in Spordle ID under the correct parent organization.
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Viewing with Spordle PAGE: Your Public Presence
Creating Pages for Each Organization
Spordle PAGE offers a platform to create pages dedicated to organizations at every level, as well as leagues and tournaments. These pages can include information such as match schedules, results, standings, and news. They also allow fans and members to keep up with the latest news and events related to their favorite teams.
Content Management and Communication
Administrators can use Spordle PAGE to manage content and communications with the public. They can publish articles, photos, videos, and important announcements. This feature is essential for maintaining an active connection with fans, parents, and players.
Free and Premium Options of Spordle PAGE
Spordle PAGE offers both free and premium options to meet the diverse needs of organizations. The free version offers basic features, while the premium version provides advanced options such as customization tools, access to communications, unique pages created by associations, and premium sponsor placements. This allows organizations to choose the level of service that best suits their goals and budget
Conclusion
Spordle offers a comprehensive, integrated sports management service. The underlying idea is collaboration between various organizations. It may seem complex at first, but it is precisely this collaborative vision that helps improve sports management for organizations.
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