Athletic directors and coaches manage teams, rosters, schedules, attendance, and announcements in one system, with communication that stays on school accounts instead of personal phone numbers.

Practice moves fields, the bus leaves early, a game gets rescheduled, and every change has to reach the right athletes right away. At most schools that happens through personal texting threads, paper rosters, and whiteboard announcements that the athletic director never sees. Coaches repeat themselves, athletes miss updates, and nobody has one reliable picture of the season.
Club Hub gives athletics one organized, school-controlled home.
Coaches message the whole team or individual athletes from school accounts. No personal phone numbers, no unmonitored group texts, and a record the school controls.
See every team, coach, roster, and schedule across the program in one view, without asking coaches for updates or chasing spreadsheets.
Every team gets the same page: roster, schedule, announcements, and attendance. New coaches know exactly where everything lives.
One accurate roster per team, kept current throughout the season as athletes join, leave, or move between squads.
Coaches take attendance in seconds, and each athlete’s events attended and missed roll up automatically. Patterns show up before they become problems.
Teams live on the same platform as clubs and activities, so athletic participation becomes part of each student’s involvement record at school.
Coaches run their teams the way they always have: post the schedule, message the team, take attendance at practice. Everything they do rolls up automatically, so the athletic director sees the whole program without anyone filing a report.
Varsity, JV, and middle school teams sit side by side with their coaches, rosters, and activity. When a team goes quiet or a roster looks thin, you see it here first, not at the end of the season.

Each roster shows every athlete with their events attended and missed for the season. No more reconciling the coach’s list, the front office list, and the email thread. When someone asks who is on the team, there is one answer.

One page per team with the roster, the schedule, announcements, and attendance. Coaches update it in seconds from the field, and athletes and the athletic director always see the same current information.
Practices and team events repeat automatically and live on the team’s own calendar. Change one practice or the whole series, and every athlete sees the update immediately. No reprinting schedules, no outdated PDFs.

Athletes scan a QR code at practice, or the coach checks names off on a phone. Either way, attendance is saved to the team’s record and each athlete’s missed events are tracked automatically.



Coaches talk to their team, not their phone book. Team chat lives on school accounts, includes every rostered athlete automatically, and stays visible to the school.
Practice moved? Bus leaving early? Coaches post once and the whole team has it, with questions answered in the same thread instead of five separate texts. Administrators can see team chats, so communication with students stays appropriate and accountable.

On most campuses, a student’s seasons disappear when the season ends. Because teams live on the same platform as clubs and activities, athletics becomes part of how the school sees each student.
A student’s teams sit alongside their clubs and activities in one involvement record, season after season, instead of living in a coach’s memory.
Deans, advisors, and counselors can see that a student plays two sports and leads a club, useful context for advising, recognition, and support.
Students, coaches, and administrators use the same accounts and the same platform for athletics and student life, so nothing has to be set up twice.
Club Hub is not trying to replace your league scheduling, registration, or film tools. It handles the day-to-day layer those systems leave out: team communication, rosters, attendance, and program-wide visibility, connected to student life.
Club Hub gives athletic directors one place to see every team, coach, roster, schedule, and attendance record across the program. Coaches keep running their teams day to day, and their activity rolls up automatically, so visibility does not depend on meetings, emails, or end-of-season reports.
No. Club Hub is not a public athletics website, a league scheduling system, or a registration platform. It handles the internal, day-to-day layer: team communication, rosters, schedules, attendance, and program visibility, and it works alongside the tools your athletic department already uses.
Each team has a built-in group chat that includes every rostered athlete automatically. Coaches post announcements and answer questions in one thread using school accounts, so communication never has to move to personal phone numbers or unmonitored group texts.
Every team gets a consistent page with its roster, season schedule, announcements, group chat, and attendance records. Athletes see their team’s current information in one place, and coaches update it in seconds.
Yes. Athletic directors and school administrators can view every team’s page, roster, schedule, attendance, and communication from one dashboard, without asking coaches to compile anything.
Teams live on the same platform as clubs and activities, so a student’s athletic participation appears alongside the rest of their involvement. Deans, advisors, and counselors get a fuller picture of each student without a separate system.
No. Schools use Club Hub for varsity, JV, middle school, intramural, and club sport teams. Every level gets the same team page, roster, chat, and attendance tools.
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